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Robbie Montgomery is a well-known singer and a musician. She did serve as part of a band by the name Ardrettes. This is before she expanded her career as a background singer. She has also been able to make a name for herself as a businesswoman. Her skills have enabled her business empire to grow which has led to her accumulating a huge chunk of money. Here is a quick summary of Robbie Montgomery's net worth in 2019, career and earnings.
Early Life
Robbie Montgomery was born in the year 1940 on June 16th. Her place of birth was in Columbus, Mississippi. Her parents were Ora Gray and James Montgomery. Robbie has eight siblings, two sisters and six brothers. Together with her family, they did move to Saint Louis, Missouri. This time she was aged six years old.
She joined Curtis Elementary School that was in Saint Louis. While in school, she did participate in School talents tournaments. She moved to Pruitt High school. She completed her studies in the year 1954 and graduated from Pruitt. After completing her high school education, she decided to start her career in music.
She began her singing career by joining a group that had the title 'the Chordrettes.' After a certain period, the group went on to change their name to 'Rhythemetts.' The later changed it into 'Ardrettes.' In the year 1959, Robbie did start to sing background in various songs. Her first debut song was 'Fool in Love.' This was done in the year 1959. She has also been able to sing in the Blues band with Earl Hooker. It is during this time that she would conceive a baby boy. After the birth of her son, she went on to join Ike and Tina's band.
Here, she continued her career as a background singer. The group came to be known as 'Ikettes.' After seven years with the band, she decided to quit. She went on to join the Beatles. In the year 1971, she was able to work as a Nighttripper for Dr. John. Nighttripper were a group of musicians that did sing in the background for Dr. John in New Orleans, Louisiana. She was able to sing for Dr. John until she conceived her son. Her son's name is James Timothy Norman. Her son has sung in multiple commercials as well as bands. She does own a restaurant that is located in Saint Louis, Missouri.
Awards and Achievements
Montgomery has been able to achieve success both as a musician and as a businesswoman. Her entrepreneurial skills have seen her business grow something that has enabled to become very wealthy. Her television show by the name 'Wlecome to Sweetie Pie' has been nominated for the various awards as well as winning many awards. Among the awards includes NAACP Image Award.
Net worth of Robbie Montgomery
Montgomery has a net worth of over $15 million. This wealth has been created from multiple sources. Among the sources that have helped in increasing this wealth include her business, her career as a musician as well as an actor. All this has helped to grow her net worth.
Montgomery suffered so much after she did lose her grandson by the name Andre. She has said that it is one of the hardest things that she has to have to undergo. Despite all this, she has always pulled herself together and continue to make the best of what life can offer.


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The MAC Retro Matte Liquid Lipcolour Metallics just launched which includes a new twist on MAC's classic Retro Matte Liquid Lipcolour formula. Featuring six shades saturated in warm neutrals and spiced hues perfect to complete the Fall beauty wardrobe, the range is part of MAC's upcoming Holiday 2017 series and is currently available online only. I never tried the original nor repromoted Retro Matte collection since historically matte finish lip products and I do not get along, but after seeing a few swatches online it appeared as these would be a bit more moisturizing so it would not make the lips look as textured as many liquid lip formulas tend to do. I was able to nab five out of the six colors with the exception of Coral Plated. As a neutral lip lover I automatically gravitate towards the more conservative shades versus the deeper colors, however thanks to sneak peeks on social media I was able to see swatches before ordering so I knew there might be one shade that wouldn't work for me but decided to give them all a try regardless.
The MAC Retro Matte Liquid Lipcolour Metallic formula is just excellent. They have a lightweight, almost whipped mousse-like texture that offers perfectly flawless and smooth coverage. Formula-wise, these do not dry out my lips nor make them flake and peel the next day, but as with most liquid lipsticks they do dry out to a matte finish and emphasize the lip lines to where they look quite wrinkly. While the Retro Matte Liquid Lipcolour Metallics do initially feel a bit more moisturizing compared to other liquid lip formulas I tested, the metallic finish emphasizes lip lines a lot more than a regular creme finish. Below I swatched the colors on bare lips but for everyday wear I prep with the MAC Prep and Prime Lip (any hydrating lip balm will work) prior for added moisture which helps to make the lips look less textured. What gives these their metallic finish is the added subtle shimmer in the colors, which also happens to give it the mousse-like texture that doesn't feel gritty on the lips once they dry down. Once the colors dry, they really do last all day and don't budge nor bleed or feather. There is no color transfer to cups once they full dry, but once you eat certain foods that have some sort of oil in it, the colors will break down and can look very unflattering. This is actually not uncommon for liquid lipsticks and reapplication throughout the day is inevitable.
The Retro Matte Liquid Lipcolour Metallics have the signature MAC vanilla scent, which I personally enjoy but is something to keep in mind if you happen to be sensitive to smell.
A look at the color selection and descriptions as I see them
- Softly Rockin' – is a warm, light to medium pinkish nude with yellow undertones and has a matte finish with a metallic sheen
- Pearl Punk – is a warm, light to medium dusty pink with blue undertones and has a matte finish with a metallic sheen
- Metrochrome – is a warm, light to medium golden bronze with yellow undertones and has a matte finish with a metallic sheen
- Foiled – is a warm, medium to deep copper brown with rosy undertones and has a matte finish with a metallic sheen
- Crowned – is a warm, medium to deep blackened plum with purple undertones and has a matte finish with a metallic sheen
Swatched on the arm
Swatched on the lips. For skin tone reference, I am not wearing any foundation and am completely barefaced here. My skin tone is medium with pink undertones. The swatches below feature one coat of color.
Bottom line, I absolutely love these! The formula is really quite good and I love how comfortable they feel on the lips. The Retro Matte Liquid Lipcolour Metallics have a lightweight feel and wear like silk throughout the impeccable wear time. While I was weary of the color selection sight unseen, especially the deeper shades, all looked very flattering on my skin tone. I will always be a more creamy/glossy lip person at heart, but for a matte liquid lip formula I give these two huge thumbs up.
Currently there are only six colors available in the collection. I'm not sure if MAC will be adding more colors. Low key I am kind of hoping for more shades because the Retro Matte Liquid Lipcolour Metallics is one of the best metallic/matte liquid lip formula I've tried.
You can find the MAC Retro Matte Liquid Lipcolour Metallics online only exclusively on MAC's website.


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World dance at the Audi
It's amazing what they can do on stilts
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Has anything like Carpetbag Brigade ever moved across the Audi stage in its 103 years? I'm not sure. Neither is David Murdo, who will produce the physical theater dance company's show when they visit the Concord City Auditorium from their San Francisco home base.
The dancers move like giant insects, animals, an army of robots, or an interconnected group — mainly on stilts.
Carpetbag Brigade dancers studied acrobatic stilt-walking with an Australian, and evolved the form combining it with three other forms they study. Butoh is a modern Japanese dance with intense physical expression, which they learned with butoh dancer Diego Pinon, said founder Jay Ruby. They also studied contact improvisation, which involves dance based on a point of contact, involving weight transfer and other techniques. Ruby spent seven years in Germany and Denmark studying contemporary European physical theater, which involves non-linear narratives. Co-director Kristen Greco claims studies in Bali influenced her directing style.
Carpetbag Brigade also performs in Vermont and Rhode Island on this trip. Audi member Carol Bagen "did a good job pitching" the Audi, Ruby said. Their last visit to the region included a WaterFire show in Rhode Island in 2006 — which seems like an ideal setting for them. They performed outdoors at the Universal Forum of Cultures in Monterrey, Mexico, in the fall and will head to Athens this spring.
Grass is their favorite surface to perform on because of the physics of stilt walking, but their show fits on stages, too, amazingly.
They perform their piece "Vanishing Point," in which giant stilt creatures transform into human-like beings.
While bending backwards on stilts looks painful on the knees, it actually has more effect on the hips, Ruby said. However, many of their moves are like fluid yoga with sticks on the ends of your legs, so sometimes the stilt moves "feel really amazing," Ruby said.
The Carpetbag Brigade will give a workshop for area dance students, hosted by Cindy Flanagan's Concord Dance Academy and sponsored by the Walker Lecture Fund, at 6:30 p.m. But no, the students don't get to try stilt-walking at this event. Stilts need to be individually fitted, for one thing. They will teach basic techniques of contact improvisation and Butoh and how they use physical theater to create dramaturgical sequences.
"Vanishing Point," is scheduled for Thursday, March 13, at 7:30 p.m., at Concord City Auditorium, 2 Prince St. Ticket costs range from $12 to $15. Buy tickets at Ballard's Novelty Shop, Gibson's Bookstore, or the door. See carpetbagbrigade.com for video.
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Wake up to 'night Mother


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Random experiences at the cash register have convinced me that I have a social obligation to surprise and amuse the check-out person. The following have been hits: the prototype lime-green nylon tote from The Great Big Hiking Co-op, a uniquely pleated self-folding blue and red-violet polyester gauze bag from SAM, and an action print from the comic store at the Market. The comic print has handles that spare fine motor skills when the tote is full.
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You know how this goes.
It comes 'round this time of year every year. You dive into the mall, about a couple of weeks prior to the "Big Day." Yes, you think it's all about the outfit.
You put it on your credit card which you still haven't paid off from Christmas and off you go, packing your Easter Best to dress to impress on the catwalk in the sanctuary on Sunday.
Catwalk in the sanctuary? That doesn't sound very Christian-like, does it?
No, it doesn't, but hang with me.
On this day of days, to which only Christmas can compare, doesn't it actually make sense to show up in your Easter best? I mean, you wouldn't show up for a job interview wearing cut-off jeans and a tee-shirt. Why would you enter the house of our Lord with anything less than your Easter best?
He was born in a manger, He walked nearly everywhere, He preached and was revered and mocked, and then, He was crucified. Doesn't He deserve our Easter best?
Absolutely. But here's the thing …
Ephesians 6:10-18
"A final word: Be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. Put on all of God's armor so that you will be able to stand firm against all strategies of the devil. For we are not fighting against flesh-and-blood enemies, but against evil rulers and authorities of the unseen world, against mighty powers in this dark world, and against evil spirits in the heavenly places.
Therefore, put on every piece of God's armor so you will be able to resist the enemy in the time of evil. Then after the battle you will still be standing firm.
Stand your ground, putting on the belt of truth and the body armor of God's righteousness. For shoes, put on the peace that comes from the Good News so that you will be fully prepared. In addition to all of these, hold up the shield of faith to stop the fiery arrows of the devil. Put on salvation as your helmet, and take the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God.
Pray in the Spirit at all times and on every occasion. Stay alert and be persistent in your prayers for all believers everywhere."
How's that for a fashion choice?
Yes, in some circles, it's all about what you wear, but in the battle, it's about what you put on … and keep on.
Hmm. It seems to me that body armor, belts, shoes, helmets and swords are here to stay. They may not make a fashion cover, but you'll certainly BE covered.
Isn't THAT your Easter best to dress to impress?
Timeless, classic and an outfit for the ages.
Work it.


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Writing lots at the moment, though it's mainly editing the novella and a couple of short stories. I'm starting to put down (similarly themed) stories for a possible second collection with the working title 'Dark Playgrounds'. Not too sure about that particular title - the word 'dark' is overused and kind of cliched in the world of horror fiction, but it will do for now until another (better one) comes along!
5 stories written so far, but they all need a fair bit of editing. Currently editing The Sick Crown. Still not sure if it completely works, though there are passages I really, really like. The first third is (at present time) easily the strongest. The middle section needs some work. House of Mourning is now written and currently in first draft form.
Short stories? Well, 'I Draw From Thee' is now called 'Aylia'. I've got 'Touched' and 'Seven Years'. All of them touch upon childhood traumas/broken hearts/troubled relationships. These tales are certainly longer, heavier, darker than anything I've done before. I've got another title (and vague idea) for a new short story, tentatively called Fragments (of you).
Hopefully in the New Year these bits and bobs will be close to completion. I may even send 1 or 2 out to publishers, to see what kind of response they get. Can't tell you which ones I like best/which ones I think work - I'm too close to them... Need to get others to read them, I think...
I've also got a strong idea for a novel. It will be called Goathead. Imagine The Wicker Man crossed with The Devil Rides Out. At its heart, a twisted love story (of course!). I've started making notes. Hopefully it will be a culmination of everything that I've written so far. (I'm far too ahead of myself!)


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Hello again!
I've been away much, this summer. A house full of family leaves little space for anyting else, really. But now the hubs is back in the office, the kids are back in their classrooms and I'm FINALLY alone in my studio! Yesterday was my first empty-house day, but it was fully consumed with laundry, hoovering, organising, shopping and mopping. Uninspring though it may seem, I managed to find some time in between to finish a Tulip painting in gouache and do a journal page.
This is the Tulip. It's painted after an instruction sketch in a how-to-do-flowers-in-watercolor book. I'm not really into flowers and those that know me well, know that drawing classes stop working for me the moment a teacher puts a vase with flowers in front of me. I hate drawing vases of flowers. Don't ask me why. I don't know and it's not of much importance. The thing is…in training myself I thought I needed to give flowers a try…vibrant in colour, varied in texture…they really offer a whole lot of opportunities for training skills. So…here's the so manieth in line…the tulip. I painted it with gouache, which proved to be challenging, until I decided to work with it as I do with watercolour. And I like the end result. It's got a beautiful velvety look…
And when the flower was finished, I had to decide what to do next. And after a huge period of neglect, I felt that to get going again, I'd better pick up my journal. I have an oil painting planned and a gouache painting is already in the making, but I need my hand to be steadier again. It's unbelievable what a year of low activity does to your skills. Like playing an instrument, drawing and painting really do need to be practised daily in order to keep "your hand". So…action! Or at least, I thought.
But then I was behind that empty page. And only question marks appeared in my head. Panic. Okay, cooked soup first. And ehrm…oh well, I could mend that hole in my daugther's jeans first too. But then I realised I was just having cold feet after so long a period of relative inactivity. So, I took black pastel powder and simply blackened the page. Then I decided I'd take the first pieces of paper I saw and do something with it…a collage, a sketch after a photo…whatever. Well, I found a piece of leftover junk mail that I'd used and prepared for Carla Sonheim's class last week and used it to make a "Zeeuws Meisje" (girl in local costume) with it…very coarsely and painted the face. And then I looked at this pretty abstract girl and suddenly ideas flowed into my head for a poem about my inspired existence as an "artist"…I mean, doing the laundry, cooking, mopping, hoovering, mending, driving back and forths with kids…wow, SO exciting! And then the words just flowed out and produced what I think is a really good poem. Such a good example of how a journal works as a source of inspiration and a training for "flow". Once you're in the creative flow, it keeps coming. I never meant to write that poem, but as I was sort of foolishly and kindergarten-like cutting and pasting old-style, it simply happened. And that's what I like so much about journalling. It gets you to do things you wouldn't have done if you hadn't journalled. And the page with the coarse girl? With the poem written around it, the page has turned out great!


text: Demonstrations have taken place around the world as protesters gathered to mark May Day, also known as Labour Day, the annual day when workers take action to demand increased labour rights. With 80 countries around the world marking May 1 as a public holiday, Istanbul's Taksim Square was in lockdown on Friday, after the Turkish government banned May Day protests there. Large rallies were held in Europe and across Asia - including in Hong Kong, Indonesia, Cambodia, the Philippines and South Korea - where workers demanded an increase in minimum wages and better living conditions.


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5 days seems like a long time when you're waiting to get back to a route you feel you're close to doing, so when I arrived back at the tor on Friday I was really excited to get back on it. I'd had a good evening at Anston the day before, knocking off a soft 7C+ quickly (though I still can't do Ebola - 7C my ass) so I was feeling good. Going up putting the clips in the conditions felt pretty poor and I wasn't that hopeful about the chances of a successful redpoint, however setting off things seemed to have improved. Mecca went smoothly, as did most of the harder section of the extension, and before long I found myself at the point where I'd blown it the weekend before - an easy move in isolation but a bit harder when you've climbed 8c to get there! This time I knew what I had to do - don't panic and pull hard. It's amazing how just knowing that you need to try hard on an 'easy' move can be the difference between success and failure. Dealing with these unknown and surprising feelings on a redpoint is definitely something I feel I can improve at, though I'm not sure exactly how to train it other than simply redpointing more. Mawson and Pete Whittaker both dispatched Mecca later that day too - the send train was well and truly in the station!
Never content and always looking for the next route to try it was time to move my clips onto Kaabah, McClure's 8c+ direct version of the extension. This version means a worse rest and a new hard section to deal with compared to Mecca Extension, but heading back there today I made good progress and some encouraging links. The only problem is that my sequence, which climbs slightly left of the sequence used on the 3 ascents to date, is notably easier. Steve says he didn't envision it as being an eliminate, but it'll probably end up either having to have rules or needing a downgrade... we'll see. It's just a pity there are so few inspiring 8c+s in the peak, if only we had a Santa Linya or a Ceuse close by!
On a vaguely related note, these Raven Tor routes often have sharp crimps requiring good skin, and high quality skin care can be vital for sending your project. It's thus with great pleasure that I can announce that I am the newest member of 'Team Marigold's Xtreme Athletes and Manliest Men'. Look out for my signature range coming soon:
For those who didn't understand my 8a.nu comment for Mecca Extension:


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text: Many thanks to all of you who responded with PDFs of Gilmore's 1925 monograph on the juvenile Camarasaurus. I was deluged with many copies of five or six separate scans of this paper. I've placed copies of the two best versions on my web-site: http://www.miketaylor.org.uk/tmp/Gilmore1925-juvenile-camarasaurus.pdf http://www.miketaylor.org.uk/tmp/Gilmore1925-juvenile-camarasaurus-HIGH-RESOLUTION.pdf The former is a tidy 4.7M in size, and contains astonishingly good quality scans of the figures and plates. The latter weighs in at 19M, but has yet better scans of the text-figures. It omits the plates. So those of you who only want one copy should go for the former. Again, thanks to all who helped. (One day we won't have to go through this stupid process: we'll just have one big bucket containing PDFs of every paper ever scanned, all freely accessible from a well-known Internet site. Not today, and probably not tomorrow, but maybe the day after.) _/|_ ___________________________________________________________________ /o ) \/ Mike Taylor <firstname.lastname@example.com> http://www.miketaylor.org.uk )_v__/\ "If NT is the answer, you didn't understand the question" -- Peter Blake.


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Jon's parents came in town from China for a week and this is one of the activities we did. You can't come to Utah and not experience the snow. :) This was our first time going there and I thought it was so fun. Canyon loved it.
Update and a revisit to blogging
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Possible software with support for converting of cmd files to vbs file format.
Although both .cmd and .vbs are scripts, it is unlikely that you can successfully convert cmd to vbs via some utility. At best, you have to rewrite the script in another language so it's useable in a different software or machine.
Updated: April 4, 2019
Unfortunately, there is no detailed software record in the database for this conversion.
Additional links: Open cmd file, Open vbs file
Files with cmd file extension can e commonly found as command script files from Microsoft Windows operating system. A cmd file stores script used to automate command line operations.
A cmd file extension is related to the CP/M operating system and used for it command data.
A cmd file extension is related to the dBASE a development environment and object oriented programming language. A cmd file stores program created in the dBASE.
The cmd file extension is related to the REstructured eXtended eXecutor language (REXX) for OS/2 operating system. The *.cmd file stores batch a sequence of REXX commands.
The cmd file extension is related to the Summit Contact Manager and used for its contact database files.
Files with vbs file extension can be generally found as scripts made using Visual Basic programming language and development environment. Used in many programs.
A vbs file extension is related to the MPEG movie file format.
A vbs file extension is related to the VSampler audio software for Windows.
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Kris-Stella Trump (SSRC): Social Media and Democracy: Assessing the State of the Field and Identifying Unexplored Questions. Jason Hannan (Winnipeg): Trolling Ourselves to Death? Social Media and Post-Truth Politics. Ari Ezra Waldman (NYLS): Safe Social Spaces. Barbara Fister reviews Anti-Social Media: How Facebook Disconnects Us and Undermines Democracy by Siva Vaidhyanathan. Karsten Muller and Carlo Schwarz (Warwick): Making America Hate Again? Twitter and Hate Crime Under Trump. What happens to our hatred when it goes online? From TNR, does Twitter really want to solve its harassment problem? Let's make tech CEOs moderate their own hellish websites.
Google autocomplete suggestions are still racist, sexist, and science-denying. "Fiction is outperforming reality": How YouTube's algorithm distorts truth. YouTube's fake news problem isn't going away. Nicole Nguyen goes inside the ecosystem that fuels Amazon's fake review problem. Online security is a disaster and the people who investigate it are being sued into silence. Jonathon Sturgeon on the post-text hustle: Internet's got a fever. Spam is back: It seemed like we had defeated electronic junk mail — then the spammers rose from the dead. The digital ruins of a forgotten future: Second Life still has 600,000 regular users. The story of the internet, as told by Know Your Meme: After 10 years of documenting memes, nobody has seen this much shit.
A new revolution in Mexico: Sick of corruption and of Trump, voters embrace the maverick leftist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador. What turns an outsider into a president? Maya Averbuch on the strange case of Mexico's formerly defeated Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador. Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has promised Mexicans a new country — can he deliver? (and more) Daniel Adler R.K. on promise and populism in Mexico. Ioan Grillo on why Mexico is swinging left. Alma Guillermoprieto on Mexico: A voice against the darkness. To be accidental is to be human: Carlos Alberto Sanchez and Robert Eli Sanchez on Emilio Uranga and the philosophy of Mexicanness. Alvaro Enrigue reviews When Montezuma Met Cortes: The True Story of the Meeting That Changed History by Matthew Restall.
Martin Glazier (UNAM): The Difference Between Epistemic and Metaphysical Necessity. The US is warning the world to stop buying Iranian oil by early November or else. Louise Matsakis on Red Hen, Trump, and the weaponization of Yelp. DeVos has scuttled more than 1,200 civil rights probes inherited from Obama. Gabriel Winant reviews Natural Causes: An Epidemic of Wellness, the Certainty of Dying, and Killing Ourselves to Live Longer by Barbara Ehrenreich. Stanford University launches new blockchain research center. "Bitcoin may in fact be the single most appropriate way for the world to collapse–the combination of grotesque energy use in an era of climate change, speculative New Gilded Age capitalism, and libertarian asshole fantasies sums up so much of our world".
Cold war world: How the contest between capitalism and communism shaped world politics — and defines today's inequalities. How did the end of the Cold War become today's dangerous tensions with Russia? Archie Brown reviews From Cold War to Hot Peace: An American Ambassador in Putin's Russia by Michael McFaul. No, we're not facing a new Cold War. For decades, United States policy toward Russia has been steered less by presidents than by a small group of experts, the "Russia hands" — can they help explain why the relationship has gone off the rails?
One word to improve U.S. Russia policy: "Derzhavnost" is why focusing on Putin, or trying to punish the country, usually backfires. Countering a kleptocratic Kremlin: We must remember that predatory authoritarianism is not stamped into the Russian DNA. Trump vs Putin? Time to be "scared" — an interview with Julia Ioffe. Tim Adams reviews The Road to Unfreedom: Russia, Europe, America by Timothy Snyder.
Republicans are fine confirming a Supreme Court justice in a midterm year because "it's different". Republicans are lying about Roe v. Wade — Trump's nominee will do the same. It's not just abortion: 5 issues likely to be affected by Kennedy's exit. It is not too soon to start asking what a conservative Supreme Court would mean for the country. Here are some of the monsters Trump is considering as Anthony Kennedy's replacement. Should Democrats go to the mattresses over the Supreme Court? Democrats owe the public a real Supreme Court fight. On SCOTUS nominee, Democrats should play both hard and smart.
Thread: "What's at issue in the new SCOTUS nomination". The critical question facing Democrats and the Court. Steve Benen on the end of complacency about the Supreme Court? Democrats tie Trump Supreme Court pick to Russia investigation. "This is DEFCON 1 for the rule of law in this country": The President will now be able to choose the person who, in a very real sense, may be the ultimate arbiter of whether or not he and others are ever held accountable. Don't despair, Democrats — just vote. Will Kennedy's Supreme Court replacement affect midterms?
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Igor Rivin (Temple): The End of the West: A Prologue. Jonah Goldberg delivers his magnum opus: Troy Senik reviews Suicide of the West: How the Rebirth of Tribalism, Populism, Nationalism, and Identity Politics is Destroying American Democracy by Jonah Goldberg (and more and more and more and more and more). Andrei Cherny on how American leadership built the West — and why today we shouldn't let it crumble. What happened to the "free world"? Columnists and politicians decrying the decline of the West can't seem to define what it is they're defending — the entire concept was developed for a very particular historical moment.
Luigi Nuzzo (Salento): Rethinking Eurocentrism: European Legal Legacy and Western Colonialism. Dismantling the "West": The whole concept of "Western" civilization is faulty and should be dumped.
From Congressional Research Service, a primer on U.S. immigration policy; and a report on Permanent Legal Immigration to the United States: Policy Overview. Ming Hsu Chen (Colorado): Leveraging Social Science Expertise in Immigration. What can the U.S. learn from how other countries handle immigration? Immigrants give America a foreign-policy advantage: History proves they can help the U.S. keep other countries in check. Trump doesn't know it, but Iranians are the Norwegians he's been looking for. Scott McLemee reviews Anchor Babies and The Challenge of Birthright Citizenship by Leo R. Chavez.
America needs "new seed" immigrants: Francis Wilkinson on the case for low-skilled immigration. Sponsor an immigrant yourself: A new kind of visa would let individual Americans — instead of corporations — reap the economic benefits of migration. GOP senator suggests we need fewer immigrants because robots are coming.
Claudio Michelon (Edinburgh): What Has Private Law Ever Done for Justice? Arturas Rozenas (NYU): A Theory of Demographically Targeted Repression. India ranked "the most dangerous country in the world" for women, U.S. breaks top 10. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez demonstrated the power of young women in politics. Give the Left a chance: What Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's stunning primary victory means for the 2018 midterms and beyond (and more). Every culture appropriates: The question is less whether a dress or an idea is borrowed, than the uses to which it's then put. "The relationship between population and consumption is not straightforward": Andrew Anthony interviews Charles C Mann, author of The Wizard and the Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow's World.
Traditional media is not equipped to handle Trumpism. Talia Lavin on the moral case for incivility. Sarah Leonard is against civility: You can't fight injustice with decorum. Christopher Ingraham on the case against civility, in five charts. Thread: "There needs to be an honest conversation about asymmetric expectations of civility". Alexandra Petri on some rules of civility for the Trump era.
Alexander Hertel-Fernandez (Columbia): Policy Feedback as Political Weapon: Conservative Advocacy and the Demobilization of the Public Sector Labor Movement. Ed Pilkington on how rightwing groups wield secret "toolkit" to plot against US unions. The Supreme Court's conservatives take their long-awaited shot at unions. The Supreme Court decision gutting public sector unions, explained (and more). With Janus, the Court deals unions a crushing blow — now what? (and more) Here are six excerpts that explain the Supreme Court's big anti-union ruling. Janus decision is not about union finances — it's about working people's finances. Benjamin Sachs and Sharon Block on how Democratic lawmakers should help unions reeling from the Janus decision.
After the Supreme Court blow, unions should look to a new model: the NRA. Workers must get radical to fight back against Janus.
Anthony Kennedy was no moderate. Justice Kennedy's retirement cements his legacy as an enabler of Trump's pro-business, racist, anti-woman agenda. Anthony Kennedy's great legacy: His exit. Anthony Kennedy was a horrible justice, and his last decision was his worst. Justice Kennedy surrendered to Donald Trump. Chief Justice John Roberts is now the Supreme Court's swing vote. Jonathan Chait on the Republican court and the era of minority rule. Tierney Sneed on the key legal issues Anthony Kennedy's retirement suddenly puts in play. America after Anthony Kennedy: What Kennedy's departure from the Supreme Court will mean for abortion, gay rights, and more. Kennedy's retirement will have huge consequences for minorities and women (and more). The Supreme Court is returning us to the Gilded Age — and it's about to get worse.
Democrats sat out the 2014 midterms and lost the Supreme Court for a generation. It's time for term limits for Supreme Court justices: Anthony Kennedy's retirement is a reminder that the US is unlike every other democracy in the world. Schumer: GOP should follow McConnell precedent, no SCOTUS vote in '18. Mitch McConnell's politics of shamelessness have won: Nobody likes him, but he's the most effective politician of his time.


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impacts of a general recreational visit to a natural environment in the absence of any educational input or interpretation. As reviewed above, previous research suggests ZVADFMK that exposure to aquatic environments is beneficial for wellbeing and marine awareness; and at the same time that certain activities have specific detrimental effects on the marine habitat. However, to the authors' knowledge no previous work has examined these effects on the habitat and on people together. As a first step, this paper uses two studies to investigate perceptions of risks and benefits for both the visitor and the environment, in an integrated fashion. Such a broad selleck products approach would allow us to identify those activities
that are most beneficial to humans but of low negative impact to the environment (and encourage people to engage in them). Conversely, it would also tell us which activities have little benefit to human wellbeing yet considerable costs to the environment, which would then be able to guide management strategies that can protect the environment and maximise visitors' wellbeing. As perceptions may depend on the particular background of the person asked, a concise survey approach with marine experts and general coastal users as participants was used. Participants were asked to estimate the impact of a range of human activities on the environment in terms of commonness and harmfulness
(combined to calculate a perceived risk score, following traditional approaches to risk assessment). They were also asked to estimate the impact the activities had on the humans engaging in them, in terms of mood and excitement (based on the Circumplex Model, Russell, 1980). Finally, regardless of specific activities, they were asked to estimate the impact of a visit on marine awareness. The pros and cons of such a broad, perception-based approach will be discussed in more detail later but it is important to note that this approach allowed us to compare and until integrate the impact of a substantial number of activities. Study 1 used two separate British samples: coastal experts, which we defined as professionals who are linked to the management of coastlines and/or engaged with the public in these coastal environments, and coastal users who visit but have no specialist knowledge of this environment. This study focussed on British rocky shores, whereas Study 2's sample consisted of international academics with expertise specifically relating to rocky shores to allow us to gain an understanding of the generalisability of the issues beyond the British context.


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Tanalís Padilla; From Agraristas to Guerrilleros: The Jaramillista Movement in Morelos. Hispanic American Historical Review 1 May 2007; 87 (2): 255–292. doi: https://doi.org/10.1215/00182168-2006-130
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I would like to thank Susan Fitzpatrick, Cindy Forster, Luis Hernández Navarro, Christina Jiménez, and Gil Joseph for their feedback on earlier versions of this article. I would also like to extend my gratitude to the two anonymous HAHR reviewers for their insightful comments and to Mary Kay Vaughan and Kathryn Litherland for their keen editorial suggestions.


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Cables are a necessary evil of VR gaming on a high-end headset like the HTC Vive or Vive Pro. These devices need to be tethered to a powerful gaming PC to run smoothly but room-scale VR gaming can be frustrating when you can feel cables constantly tugging at the back of your head or knotting up around your legs. There's no better way to ruin your gaming immersion than falling flat on your face because you've been too busy playing to notice you're all tied up.
HTC has been teasing us with the promise of a wireless adapter for a while now, but that's still "coming soon". The good news is there are other solutions out there if you're looking to ditch those cables. TPCAST offers one such system.
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How does wireless VR work?
TPCAST offers a wireless adapter that replaces the cables in the Vive's system with transmitters and receivers. This requires you to make some small changes the setup of your HTC Vive, but nothing too taxing.
The link box for the HTC Vive is plugged into a transmitter instead of directly into the headset. This little box then broadcasts the audio and visuals through the air to the receiver that's installed on the Vive itself.
With this upgrade in place, you're then free to enjoy virtual reality wirelessly - meaning all the fun of dodging, ducking and diving can be done in the real world without all the nasty cable hazards.
TPCAST promises a less than 2ms latency and a seamlessness to the upgrade which maintains video and audio quality, with all the joyful freedom of wireless. But how do you get this upgrade?
Where to buy the adapter
The first step to ditching your VR cables and upgrading your headset is to make the purchase. The TPCAST wireless adapter is available from various different places including:
- Scan
Once purchased, you just need to wait for it to arrive, then get stuck in with the installation.
What's included?
In the box there are several different bits of kit which look fairly intimidating at first, but actually are pretty simple to install. The full kit includes:
- HMD wireless receiver
- PC transmitter
- Power box
- 20,100mAh battery pack
- Long three-in-one cable
- Short HDMI cable
- Nylon mesh battery bag and belt strap
- Wi-Fi router
- Network cable
Each of these has its own role to play in the final result and they all need to be carefully installed to get the system working.
How to set up the wireless adapter
The first step in the setup process is to disconnect the original cables from the headset, these are the cables you'd normally plug into the link box and connect to your gaming machine.
Scroll through the galleries below to see the various setup steps.
Removing the cables
Find a flat surface and lay the HTC Vive on it. Push your thumbs gently against the top of the headset where the HTC logo sits and the wires enter the device. Pushing down and forward will remove this cover and give you access to the cables and the inputs.
Underneath you'll see the HDMI, USB, power and audio cables plugged into the corresponding holes. Unplug these cables and gently pull them out. You'll need to work them through the hole in the cover in order to get them out properly. They also need removing fully from the head strap.
Once that's done you can then remove the cover from the head strap too. You'll need both the cables and the cover later, so keep them nearby.
Installing the wireless receiver
The TPCAST wireless receiver then needs to be installed in place of these wires. There's a cable included which has three connections on one end and two on the other, as well as a small HDMI cable. These all need to be used to connect the receiver.
Push the three cables through the loops underneath the receiver, starting at the end marked TPCAST. Once that's done, push the head strap through the same gap underneath. This should result in the two ports (USB and HDMI) on the receiver facing forward towards the headset.
You can then refit the HTC Vive cover to the strap too and push the cables through the hole in that cover. The cables then logically plug into the headset and the receiver itself. You'll see they're clearly labelled to help you get them all in the right place.
Make sure all the wireless at plugged in fully, then replace the cover. You'll need to push it quite far forward, line it up and push it back onto the headset.
The other end of the cables can then be run through the rear support on the head strap and are ready to plug into the battery pack.
Adding power
The power pack adds the power in place of the juice you'd otherwise get straight from the cables. This is obviously essential to powering the HTC Vive and allowing you to play wirelessly.
Included in the box is an Anker 20,100mAh battery. This is capable of delivering around five hours of playtime, but it does require around 10 hours to fully charge using MicroUSB and a standard phone adapter. We'd recommend ensuring the battery is fully charged before you get started.
Interestingly, these batteries are hot-swappable. This means if you don't want your gaming interrupted because the battery has run out of power, you could buy a spare to ensure one is always charged or charging while you play.
Plug the power and USB cable from the headset into the power box and then plug that into the Anker battery pack. You'll see the blue lights on the battery pack light up to show it's connected and how much power it has left.
You can then put both of these in the protective bag for safe keeping. There's also a belt included that you can run through that bag to sling over your should or wear on your waist while you play. The battery is fairly heavy so it's worth doing that rather than trying to find a pocket to put it in.
Setting up the transmitter
Now you need to install the transmitter. This box does the legwork to broadcast the signals from your gaming PC to the headset. You also need the original cables you removed from the headset in order to connect it as it plugs into the HTC Vive's link box and then into your PC.
Take the 3-in-1 cable from the Vive and plug the HDMI and power cable with the light grey markings into the transmitter. The transmitter needs to be installed up high - TPCAST recommends placing it near a base station with a similar view of the room. It comes with a handy hole for screwing in a tripod, but we found we could also just pop it on a bookshelf or cupboard top as long as it was positioned to broadcast across the room.
You'll notice the USB cable has nowhere to plug in, but that doesn't matter as it will still work. The other end of the cable plugs into the link box as normal.
Installing the router
The next step is to connect the TPCAST router. This helps support the wireless broadcasting. It needs power to work and an ethernet connection to your PC. If you use ethernet for your broadband connection, you can plug your cable into this router and then connect the ethernet from the router into your machine.
Pairing the transmitter and receiver
With everything plugged in and powered on, you then need to pair the transmitter and receiver. This is a simple process that requires putting the transmitter near the headset and pressing the buttons on each until the lights go out. Once that happens, after a few seconds the lights come back on and the devices are paired.
You only need to do this for the first initial setup, so after that, it should be a breeze to game.
Software and final setup
With everything plugged in and paired, you can run the TPCAST softwareto finalise setup. This software ensures everything is setup and working properly. It also talks you through the final steps like ensuring the battery pack is connected to the Wi-Fi on the router properly.
Once that's all done you're told to launch Steam VR and start the headset.
We found this set up worked surprisingly seamlessly and then we were away gaming with glorious wireless VR. Any niggles are covered in the FAQs if you have problems with setup, but it's usually something simple like cables not being plugged in fully or your machine needing a reboot.
The official set up video is useful viewing too:
Does the TPCAST work with the Deluxe Audio Strap?
If you've already upgraded your HTC Vive with the official Deluxe Audio Strap and are wondering if the TPCAST wireless adapter works with that too, you'll be pleased to hear it does.
The installation process is exactly the same too.
Does the TPCAST adapter work with HTC Vive Pro?
TPCAST has told us that the current wireless does not work with the HTC Vive Pro but there may be another adapter in the future which will work with this VR headset so you can enjoy wireless VR with that too.


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First Quantum Minerals Ltd.
First Quantum Minerals was established in 1983 and acquired Adastra Minerals in 2006 for $245 million in stock and cash. The company acquired Scandinavian Minerals Ltd in 2008, which was developing the Kevitsa project, found in Finland. The Ravensthorpe Nickel Mine was acquired from BHP Billiton in 2009 for $340 million USD. The company sold its share in the mining and exploration company Equinox Minerals in 2010.
First Quantum Minerals operates two mining sites, the Kansanshi mine and the Guelb Moghrein mine. The Kansanshi mine is a copper-gold mine found in Zambia and Guelb Moghrein is a copper-gold mining operation in Mauritania. Mining in Kansanshi is carried out in the Northwest and Main pits, using hydraulic excavators, conventional open pit methods, and haul trucks. The chosen method of treatment is based on variations in the type of ore. Sulphide ore is processed through floatation, milling, and crushing to produce copper. Oxide ore is processed through milling, crushing, floatation, the SX/EW process, and leaching to produce electro-won cathode copper and gold bearing and sulphidic concentrate.
Mining operations in the Guelb Moghrein mine started in 2006. The copper floatation plant was commissioned in 2006, and production started the same year. Mining takes place in an open pit, and haul trucks and hydraulic excavators are used. Gold-copper concentrate is produced from sulphide ore at the processing plant. The estimated life of the mining site is about 6.5 years.
The primary product of the company is copper. It is used to produce copper alloy products, copper products, and copper wire. Cable and wire copper is formed into or used for creating utility power cable, industrial cable, telecommunications cable, winding wire, and insulated wire. Copper and wire cable are used in brass, roofing, and plumbing fittings and air conditioning systems.
The main competitors of the company are BHP Billiton Limited, Corporación Nacional del Cobre de Chile, and Caledonia Mining Corporation, based in Toronto.


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Saturday : 9:00 am – 3:30 pm
Sunday : 1:00 pm – 4:30 pm
Family Swim Hours
Monday, Wednesday, Friday : 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Tuesday & Thursday : 12:00 pm – 5:30 pm
Saturday : 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Sunday : 1:00 pm – 4:30 pm
Low Impact Aqua Aerobics
This class is offered on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10:00 am – 11:00 am in the lap pool. The class is offered for people with challenged joints and goals to increase their fitness levels. This is a whole body program with deep water options, strengthening and whole body range of motion moves.
Arthritis Aquatic Program
These classes are offered for participants who are looking for a warm water recreational exercise class that would benefit from aerobic conditioning, whole body strengthening, balance exercises and range of motion activities. This class is offered in the therapy pool with a monthly fee for members and non-members. Registration is required, please see front desk for details.
Pool Birthday Parties
Children's swim birthday parties can be scheduled for a one hour block in our warm water therapy pool or the lap pool, with an additional hour in our classroom for birthday party activities. The cost for members is $70 and $80 for non-members.
For registration information, please email Katie Greene or call her at (828) 266 – 1060 and complete the rental request form (PDF).
Aquatic Personal Training
This is a training program that is available to all members who are looking for a personalized aquatic exercise program to meet and achieve their fitness goals. Please inquire at the front desk or contact us online.
Family Swim
Members can bring their children (any age) during this time to swim in the lap pool at no charge. You may bring your children's friends for $3 per child up to age 14. Children older than 14 must pay the regular guest fee of $10.
Swim Clinics
Swim stroke clinics are group classes that provide technique coaching for members in one hour sessions. These dates will be posted on flyers at the front desk.


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Fall Festivities: 8 Ways to Celebrate the Season
There's just something about the beginning of fall that puts a pep in everyone's step—and not just because fall marks the return of good TV (FINALLY!!!) and pumpkin spice lattes. Fall means football and boots and cozy knit sweaters. Halloween and leaves turning and pumpkin patches filled with haystacks. We're so excited about fall, we came up with eight different ways to celebrate it. Let the fall festivities begin!
- Jump in the Leaves
If you've got kiddos—and even if you don't—jumping in a big pile of leaves is the ultimate way to spend a fall afternoon. Throw on your favorite fall sweater, a pair of jeans and jump on in.
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- Eat—and Drink—Pumpkin-Flavored Everything
From coffee and cupcakes to cookies and beer, there's nothing America hasn't infused with fall's token flavor.
Pumpkin-flavored everything coffee mug
Pumpkin Spice for Life Serving Tray
Pumpkin Spice and Everything Nice Cookie Plate
- Send a Greeting Card
Looking for an excuse to flaunt your new boots and fall sweater or show off your son's adorable new overalls? Time to book a photographer and flash them your best jack-o-lantern grin.
Thanksgiving Autumn Leaves Photo Card
Colorful Fall Trees Thanksgiving Card
- Celebrate Oktoberfest
Our recent blog post has everything you need to Host the Ultimate Oktoberfest Party.
Vintage Oktoberfest Party Theme
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- Host a Bonfire
Roasting s'mores over an open fire is a quintessential way to ring in fall. Grab some graham crackers, chocolate bars and marshmallows and get smokin'.
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- Bake a Pie
Apple, pumpkin, sweet potato … the sky's the limit when it comes to fall flavors.
- Throw a Halloween Party
Ask guests to wear their best costumes and join you for an evening of ghoulishly good food and drinks.
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- Bundle in a Blankie
And through it all, remember that when it comes to the cooling temperatures, fall is all about layering – and not just your wardrobe. Time to find a nice fuzzy blanket and cuddle up against the crisp fall air.
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Hey there guys, especially all you MotoGP lovers and enthusiast, it is Wazza here with another exciting new article of Arai replica helmet review. Today we are looking at one of the most publicly demanded Maverick Vinales Arai RX-7 V Replica Helmet, which is purely from a famous Japanese brand. If you are looking to buy the best and most secure replica helmet available in the market currently then this article is certainly for you guys.
Let me tell you something about this exciting review, this review will not only clear all of your doubts about buying and purchasing this replica racing helmet, but also will describe the pros and cons of the replica racing helmet and the most important thing, it will also give detail why World Champion racers like Maverick Vinales wears such professional helmet and last but not least will also describe about the manufacturing brand. So, let's start!
The Maverick Vinales Arai RX-7 V Replica Helmet
The Maverick Vinales Arai RX-7 V Replica helmet is considered to be one of the best helmets due to its unique design, and the fact that it provides protection and comfort to riders. The ventilation system that it features makes it one of the best products you can go for.
The Maverick Vinales Arai RX-7 V Replica Helmet Specs
Here's the whole list of the features you'll be able to make use of if you happen to buy this helmet. Check them all out!
- Ventilation: Its brilliantly designed combined systems offer excellent and efficient ventilation. The new top duct provides 11% more airflow, with bigger switches for effortless operating
- More chin room: Unlike many replica helmets, it's of a newly design outer shell, there is now almost 3mm of extra face/chin room.
- New Shield Lock System: Borrowed from our F1 helmet, this replica helmet completely modified 3D moving new shield lock mechanism secures the shield like never before, but operates smoothly with an intuitive fluid one finger operation and even with gloves.
- VAS: Variable Axis System allows the shield to travel in an arc, allowing a lower and more compact visor mechanism, not only improves helmet performance for rider protection but also allows easier shield changes with more intuitive design.
- Interior: Thinner frame materials and redesigned frame connection points make the latest interior comfort head liner even more comfortable. Stress joints allow the liner to flex and even separate in necessary so as to not interfere with the helmets impact energy management properties/performance
- Washable interior: having of being replica, the premium quality interior of any Arai helmet can be easily cleaned, in place, with mild soap and lukewarm water
- Outer shells: Unlike many other manufacturers this helmet provides one size outer shell for each two-helmet sizes for most models. Together with different shaped outer shells for different models it is almost impossible not to find the fit you are looking for.
- All-day comfort: All-day comfort with this replica Arai helmet provides interior fit and shape together with the finest liner materials and the extensive ventilation system. And thanks to the perfect balance and weight distribution of the helmet, you hardly notice you are wearing an Arai.
Our Rating of the Maverick Vinuales Arai RX-7 V Replica Helmet
With all due respect, still being the replica of Maverick Vinales Arai RX-7 V this helmet not only possesses the same features of original one but also have the same comfortness and stability. We are going to rate this helmet 4.3/5 stars as still the original branded helmet has its own beauty, but the replica is still among the best helmets for racers that is currently available in the market.
Maverick Vinales Arai RX-7 V Replica Helmet Price & Where to Buy
If you are interested in buying this helmet then you can get it for under $900 from Amazon.Click to check today's price for the Arai RX-7 V
You can buy this helmet in 5 different sizes that include X-Small, Small, Medium, Large, X-Large, and XX-Large. Also, as mentioned above the price remains the same regardless of the size you choose to pay for.
So, go ahead and select the helmet in the size that you want. Also, as mentioned, you don't have to worry about paying extra for shipping costs.
More about Arai
Arai Helmet Limited is among the top Japanese companies that design and manufacture professional racing motorcycle helmets and other helmets for motorsport. It was formed in 1926 by a hat maker namely Hirotake Arai. Currently, Michio Arai is running the company and his son, Akihito is also part of the same company.
Every Arai helmet is basically a hand-built by keeping the company values. The major market of these helmets is in USA, and they possess the Snell Memorial Foundation safety standards. Similarly, the replica of these helmets have the same features as the originals but their vendors and distributors are in China. The market share of these replica helmets is comparable to the original ones available in stores.
For auto racing and karting these professional racing helmets are sold today under the certification of SA2005 and K2005.
This product was ranked first in customer satisfaction in all ten annual J. D. Power and Associates Motorcycle Helmet Satisfaction Studies. It also stood first in three of four categories:
- overall Satisfaction
- ventilation
- styling.
So by seeing the championship history of Arai helmets many prominent and professional MotoGP racers use Arai, including Nicky Hayden and Dani Pedrosa. Many of the Formula 1 drivers also use Arai Helmets, but only the Arai GP-6 RC meets the FIA requirements for the sports. The replica ones possess the same features and safety standards with the same attention to comfort and security.
Many world-class racers wear the Arai helmet. Some of the big names are:
In the field of MotoGP:
- Noriyuki Haga – Swann Yamaha
- Josh Brookes – TAS Suzuki
- Nicky Hayden – Team Ducati
- Colin Edwards -Forward Racing Suter
- Dani Pedrosa – Repsol Honda Team
- Karel Abraham – Cardion AB Motoracing Ducati
- Cal Crutchlow – Tech3 Yamaha
For World Superbikes:
- Hiroshi Aoyama – Ten Kate Honda
- Jakub Smrz – Effenbert-Liberty Ducati
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The most popular movie of 1967 was The Jungle Book which has grossed over $141,843,000 since its release. The TV series Bonanza was the most popular show of 1967.
Hit Songs From 1967
San FranciscoScott Mckenzie
Here Comes My BabyTremeloes
It Must Be HimVicki Carr
Please Love Me ForeverBobby Vinton
Sweet Soul MusicArthur Conley
Ode To Billie JoeBobby Gentry
Come On Down To My BoatEvery Mothers' Son
A Little Bit You, A Little Bit MeMonkees
On A CarouselHollies
Up, Up And AwayFifth Dimension
Hit Movies From 1967
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As soon as Sri Krishna concluded his divine play on Earth and left the planet, Arjuna understood that it was not his power that had won the Mahabharata war but that he was only a puppet — an instrument that Krishna had shaped to carry out his plan. It is interesting to note that Arjuna, in spite of his nearness to Krishna, took an entire lifetime to understand this, reflecting the situation of all jivas.
Earlier, Arjuna had seen his own chariot turn into ashes and a big miracle by Ved Vyas and had heard the lecture by Krishna, especially delivered to him. Yet, being a human being, he could not understand the most important points. Sometimes, difficult lessons in life are understood by revising the related theoretical concepts again and again; when this approach does not work, we have to experience the difficulty ourselves and come out of it. Now that Arjuna's time to leave Earth was also near, Nature delivered the final lesson: Arjuna lost a battle to ordinary thieves who were fighting with wooden clubs and running away with Dwarka's wealth. To make it worse, he even forgot how to discharge his arrows from the bow. For a warrior who possessed all the divine weapons reachable in the solar system, this was a major blow to the ego — the biggest loss that he had ever experienced. Possibly, this event was much bigger for him than the destruction of all the generals of the Kuruvansha and the Yaduvansha.
As the Vishnu Purana tells us, when Arjuna visited Ved Vyas after losing his last battle, Vyas said "Everyone that is born must die. Everyone that rises must fall. A union always ends in a separation, and all accumulation ends with a loss." Vyas further advised the Pandavas to renounce everything, leave the kingdom, and spend their remaining days in the forest.
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Sample Rent Increase Letter for Yearly Tenants
Proper Procedures for Raising Rent
Increasing your tenant's rent is your right as a landlord. However, there are certain laws you must follow when doing. You must usually send the tenant written notice a certain number of days before their lease expires.
Here are some five facts about raising a yearly tenant's rent and a sample letter to review.
Benefits of Increasing a Tenant's Rent
To Keep Up With Fair Market Rent
You may want to raise a tenant's rent to keep up with other rental prices in the area.
You Have Had an Increase in Expenses
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Tenant Moves Out
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Providing Written Notice
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TO: Insert Name of Tenant
Insert Address of Tenant
Insert Unit Number
1. Purpose of Notice: This Notice is to inform the Tenant that the Landlord will be increasing the Tenant's rent. Beginning on, Insert Date of Rent Increase, the monthly rent for the unit you currently occupy, Unit Insert Unit Number, which is located at, Insert Property Address, will be increased to Insert New Monthly Rent per month. The Tenant's current tenancy will be terminated on Insert Termination Date as per the term of the original lease agreement.
The Tenant is being offered a new lease at the new monthly rent of Insert New Monthly Rent. This change and any other reasonable changes can be found in the Tenant's new lease agreement.
2. Termination of Tenancy: The Tenant's tenancy will expire on Insert Date Current Lease Expires. If the Tenant does not agree to rent the unit at the increased monthly rental price, the Tenant and all occupants of the unit must vacate the unit by Insert Date Current Lease Expires. The Tenant must adhere to all move-out procedures, including leaving the unit broom-swept clean.
3.Acceptance: If the Tenant agrees to rent the unit at the increased rental price of Insert New Monthly Rent, per month, the Tenant may remain on the premises, but must sign and adhere to the terms of a new lease agreement at the agreed upon monthly rent. By remaining in the property after the termination date of the original lease agreement, the Tenant is agreeing to the increased monthly rent and to adhere to any other reasonable changes to the lease agreement. This rental payment is due on or before the 5th day of each month.
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Article 16.
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Goffstown High (GHS) Class of 1969 Alumni List
Help us Update the Goffstown High 1969 Class List by adding any names missing from the list below:
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1969 Class List
- Donna Ball
- Linda Cullen
- Lorelyn Diener
- Bruce Goodhue
- Bonni Thigpen Hall
- Valerie Hawkins
- Harry Skeleton
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The top movie in theaters during 1969 was Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, grossing over $102,308,900 in its lifetime. The most popular television series for 1969 was Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In
Hit Songs From 1969
I'm Gonna Make You Love MeDiana Ross and The Supremes and The Temptations
Polk Salad AnnieTony Joe White
You've Made Me So Very HappyBlood, Sweat and Tears
Get TogetherYoungbloods
Everybody's Talkin'Nilsson
I've Gotta Be MeSammy Davis Jr.
Everyday PeopleSly and The Family Stone
Time Of The SeasonZombies
Do Your ThingWatts 103rd Street Rhythm Band
Hit Movies From 1969
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Marty is a father of three--two sons and a daughter. While a father loves all of his children, there no denying that there is a difference between the bonds between father and son vs. father and daughter. "Let your Love Shine" is a special expression of Marty's love and affection for his daughter.
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