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Privacy Policy
Thank you for accessing YF Kitchenware. We respect your privacy and want to protect your personal information. To learn more, please read this Privacy Policy.
This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use and (under certain conditions) disclose your personal information. This Privacy Policy also explains the steps we have taken to secure your personal information. Finally, this Privacy Policy explains your options regarding the collection, use and disclosure of your personal information. By visiting the Site directly or through another site, you agree to the terms of this Privacy Policy and consent to the collection and use of information as discussed in this Privacy Policy. If you do not agree to the terms of this Privacy Policy, do not access this Site.
This Privacy Policy applies to the Site. This Privacy Policy does not necessarily apply to any offline collection of your personal information. Please see below for details.
We are not responsible for the content or privacy practices on any web site not operated by YF Kitchenware to which the Site links or that links to the Site.
1. Information Collection.
We collect information from you in several different ways on this Site. We may collect any content, record, or electronic communication of any kind, including without limitation your (1) contact information, (2) financial information, (3) demographic information, and (4) other personal information required to process your application to request services from us, so that we may provide you with the information or services that you request, and so that we may communicate with you and send you information and materials for marketing and other purposes, subject to applicable laws and the terms of the Privacy Policy.
One goal in collecting personal information from you is to provide an efficient, meaningful, and customized experience. For example, we can use your personal information to:
● help make the Site easier for you to use by not having to enter information more than once.
● help you quickly find information, products, and services.
● help us create content that is most relevant to you.
● alert you to new information, products, and services that we offer.
(a) Registration and Ordering. Before using certain parts of any Site or ordering products, you must complete an online registration form. During registration, you will be prompted to provide to us certain personal information, including but not limited to your name, shipping and billing address(es), phone number(s), email address, and credit card number. These kinds of personal information are used for billing purposes, to fulfill your orders, to communicate with you about your order and the Sites, and for internal marketing purposes. If we encounter a problem when processing your order, your personal information may be used to contact you.
(b) Email Addresses. Several locations of the Site permit you to enter your email address for purposes including but not limited to: to register for a contest or sweepstakes; to request us to notify you of new products; to sign up for email newsletters and special offers. Your participation in a contest or sweepstakes is completely voluntary, so you have a choice whether to participate and disclose information to us. We use this information to notify contest and sweepstakes winners and to award prizes. By entering a contest or sweepstakes, you may be opting in to receive our email newsletter and special offers and this will be disclosed in the official rules governing the contest or sweepstakes.
(c) Cookies and Other Technology. Like many sites, the Site employs cookies and web beacons (also known as clear GIF technology or "action tags") to speed your navigation of the Site, recognize you and your access privileges, and track your Site usage.
(i) Cookies are small pieces of information that are stored as text files by your Internet browser on your computer's hard drive. Most Internet browsers are initially set to accept cookies. You can set your browser to refuse cookies from web sites or to remove cookies from your hard drive, but if you do, you will not be able to access or use portions of the Site. We have to use cookies to enable you to select products, place them in an online shopping cart, and to purchase those products. If you do this, we keep a record of your browsing activity and purchase. THE SITE'S COOKIES DO NOT AND CANNOT INFILTRATE A USER'S HARD DRIVE TO GATHER A USER'S CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION. Our cookies are not "spyware."
(ii) Web beacons assist in delivering cookies and help us determine whether a web page on the Site has been viewed and, if so, how many times. For example, any electronic image on the Site, such as an ad banner, can function as a web beacon.
(iii) We may use third-party advertising companies to help tailor site content to users or to serve ads on our behalf. These companies may employ cookies and web beacons to measure advertising effectiveness (such as which web pages are visited or what products are purchased and in what amount). Any information that these third parties collect via cookies and web beacons is not linked to any personal information collected by us.
(iv) As an example, Facebook collects certain information via cookies and web beacons to determine which web pages are visited or what products are purchased. Please note that any information collected by Facebook via cookies and web beacons is not linked to any customer's personal information collected by us.
(d) Log Files. As is true of most web sites, the Site server automatically recognizes the Internet URL from which you access the Site. We may also log your Internet protocol ("IP") address, Internet service provider, and date/time stamp for system administration, order verification, internal marketing, and system troubleshooting purposes. (An IP address may indicate the location of your computer on the Internet.) IP addresses are not used to track a user's session. This information only helps us determine how often different areas of our Site are visited. We do not link IP address to any information that is personally identifiable.
2. Information Use and Disclosure.
(a) Internal Use. We use your personal information to process your order and provide you with customer service. We may internally use your personal information to improve the Sites' content and layout, to improve outreach and for our own marketing efforts (including marketing our services and products to you), and to determine general marketplace information about visitors to the Site. In order to facilitate such use and the other use described in this Section 2, we may share your information with affiliates under YF Kitchenware's control.
(b) Communications with You: We will use your personal information to communicate with you about the Site and your orders and deliveries. Also, we may send you a confirmation email when you register with us. We may send you a service-related announcement on the rare occasions when it is necessary (for example, if we must temporarily suspend our service for maintenance.) Also, you may submit your email address for reasons such as to register for a contest or sweepstakes; to request us to notify you of products; to sign up for email newsletters and special offers. If you submit your email address, we use it to deliver the information to you. We always permit you to unsubscribe or opt out of future emails (see the opt out section, below, for more details). Because we have to communicate with you about orders that you choose to place, you cannot opt out of receiving emails related to your orders.
(c) External Use. We want to provide you with excellent service and to offer you a great selection. We do not sell, rent, trade, license or otherwise disclose your specific personal information or financial information to anyone other than to affiliates under YF Kitchenware's control, except that:
(i) As do most Internet retailers, we sometimes use others to perform specific functions on our behalf. When we disclose information to these service providers, we disclose information to help them to perform their service. For example, in order to deliver products to you, we must share some information. We partner with third parties (such as the U.S. Postal Service and United Parcel Service to ship products, to ensure delivery, and so that we can obtain feedback, improve the quality of our service, and measure and improve the quality of the service of the third party. In the example of shippers, we provide them some personally identifiable information such as your name, shipping address, email, and phone number.
(ii) Similarly, to help you buy products and provide customer service to you, we must provide your credit card number to financial-services corporations such as credit-card processors and issuers. When we submit your credit card number for authorization, we use state-of-the-art data encryption to protect your information. (More on this below in Data Security.)
(iv) We may disclose such information in response to requests from law enforcement officials conducting investigations; subpoenas; a court order; or if we are otherwise required to disclose such information by law. We also will release personal information where disclosure is necessary to protect our legal rights, enforce our Terms of Service or other agreements, to operate the Site or to protect ourselves or others. For example, we may share information to reduce the risk of fraud or if someone uses or attempts to use the Site for illegal reasons or to commit fraud.
(v) We will not sell (or trade or rent) personally identifiable information to other companies as part of our regular course of business. However, it's possible that we might acquire or merge with or be acquired by another company or that we might dispose of some or all of our assets. If that happens, your personal information may be disclosed to another company, but that disclosure will be subject to the Privacy Policy then in effect.
(vi) We may share non-personal information (such as the number of daily visitors to a particular web page, or the size of an order placed on a certain date) with third parties such as advertising partners. This information does not directly personally identify you or any user.
(vii) We may publicly disclose the name, city, and state of the contest and sweepstakes winners.
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We maintain full rights to any information collected on this website, and may freely collect, use and disclose such information unless prohibited by this Privacy Policy or applicable law.
The Site incorporates physical, electronic, and administrative procedures to safeguard the confidentiality of your personal information, including Secure Sockets Layer ("SSL") for all financial transactions through the Site. We use SSL encryption to protect your personal information online, and we also take several steps to protect your personal information in our facilities. Access to your personal information is restricted. Only employees who need access to your personal information to perform a specific job are granted access to your personal information. Finally, we rely on third-party service providers for the physical security of some of our computer hardware. We believe that their security procedures are adequate. For example, when you visit the Site, you access servers that are kept in a secure physical environment, behind a locked cage and an electronic firewall.
While we use industry-standard precautions to safeguard your personal information, we cannot guarantee complete security. 100% complete security does not presently exist anywhere online or offline.
Upon your request, we will (a) correct or update your personal information; (b) stop sending emails to your email address; and/or (c) disable your account to prevent any future purchases through that account. You can make these requests at the "contact us" section of the Site www.yourfavkitchenware.com or by telephoning, or emailing your request to +852 93675211 or:
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As you might expect from us, the majority of information that we collect is obtained through the Site, and this Privacy Policy applies only to that online collection of personal information. We also may collect information offline, where we also try to protect the privacy of your personal information. One example involves someone calling us to place an order or to ask questions. When someone calls, we will ask only for the personal information we need in order to place the order or to answer the question. When we need to store information (such as order information), we will enter it into our database through SSL encryption. (See the Data Security section above for more information). Another example involves faxes. If you fax something to us, we will act upon the fax and then either store it a locked repository or we will shred the fax if there is no need to retain the information. There are other ways we could learn of personal information offline (for example, we suppose someone could send us a letter including some return address information), and this Policy doesn't discuss or try to predict all of those methods or uses. As we mentioned, we will try to treat offline collection, uses, and disclosures consistently with our relevant online practices.
This website is not directed toward children under 13 years of age and yourfavkitchenware.com. does not knowingly collect or use information from children under 13 through this website.
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High Performance Portfolio Framework
What characterizes high performance in real estate? Which traits allow portfolios to excel in managing energy and adding value? Consider the following:
- Reducing energy consumption is viewed as a core business strategy.
- Transactions are made utilizing a full picture of the opportunities of energy efficiency:
- Life-cycle cost analysis informs decision-making.
- Costs and benefits are allocated among building owners and tenants.
- Energy building codes are viewed as the floor, not the ceiling.
- Staff are recognized and rewarded for meeting or exceeding energy goals.
- Marketing and leasing activities leverage energy efficiency to greater profits.
It's a comprehensive approach - involving the entire organization. It requires looking at your assumptions, and embracing change. But it doesn't have to be haphazard - and there are concrete steps to get you there:
Critically examine your business operations, and how decisions and everyday practices affect performance. Survey the links between energy and organizational success, and winning ways to manage both.
From the top down, think of energy management as an asset to leverage - an untapped business opportunity. Convince others, and set ambitious goals to improve performance.
Assemble the team. Benchmark the energy performance of your properties, looking to identify tenant needs, operational trends, and promising areas to focus on. Then build your strategy, mapping high-impact priorities against individual efforts.
Put the plan in motion. Adopt new construction design/build standards. Begin building tune-ups, and execute an enhanced operations and maintenance program. Start making purchases and awarding contracts with energy efficiency in mind.
Shift your thinking. Optimize the relationship between leases and energy, leverage tenant improvement projects, and establish performance incentives. Re-examine due diligence and building acquisition criteria, and close the loop between engineering and finance.
This is the good part. Negotiate from a position of strength, and capture additional value in market transactions. Build your brand, tracking and publicizing your successes. Reward the team, and develop an organizational radar to find the next big opportunity.

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text: The traditional home for research on materials at the University of Pennsylvania (PENN) is the Laboratory for Research on the Structure of Matter (LRSM). The LRSM is an autonomous entity, with its own building and laboratory space, which was created specifically to foster collaborative, interdisciplinary research on the PENN campus. The LRSM receives funding from PENN and the National Science Foundation (NSF) to support a Materials Research Science and Engineering Center (MRSEC) at PENN. The principal investigator on the NSF grant is Arjun G. Yodh, Director of the LRSM. The MRSEC provides core support for selected Interdisciplinary Research Groups (IRGs) and seed projects to pursue a range of fundamental materials problems, involving collaborations with industry and National Laboratories. In addition, the LRSM is developing new-shared experimental facilities (SEFs) both in-house and at National Laboratories. The LRSM is also helping to sustain SEFs that are vital tools for the local materials research community. The LRSM maintains a broad range of innovative educational outreach activities to the materials community, local colleges, and high schools. The LRSM runs a vigorous summer Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program, with a special emphasis on participation by women and under-represented groups.


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If you have a good friend, especially one that has been around for a long time, that is a very special feeling and privilege. For some they may have a friend that they had from some of their schooling days – whether it is primary or college days. As the one saying goes "To have a good friend, you must be a good friend."
So we want our children to develop those sort of friendships that last a long time. In fact it is with those sort of friendships that middle and high school are going to be easier to navigate. It is not about just being popular, it is about healthy relationships between two individuals.
Developing friends and keeping them does not come easily for all children or adults. So what should you do if your child is having trouble making or keeping friends? We will spend some time this month looking at ways we can be a good friend and how others are good friends to us. Continue reading "Friendship: Qualities of good friends"


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Pull up your flying armchair to join Lorraine in
her cabin overlooking the Pacific Ocean in Chile.
She and guests will talk art, animals, adventure,
the nomadic life and topics ALL OVER THE MAP.
Once a week, conversations from around the globe.
LORRAINE CHITTOCK Host, author/photographer, adventurer.
Having lived in many cool & HOT places ALL OVER THE MAP, listen & meet Lorraine's cool & HOT friends.
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Adventure Motorcyclist.
Tiffany is probably the world's foremost female adventure motorcyclist with several round-the-world trips under her belt, nearly all of them on her faithful 1992 BMW R80GS, Thelma. Having sold her hair to buy tools, she embarked on her first journey to India with just two months riding experience, stretching to reach the ground from the unfeasibly high seat. She hasn't looked back since, except to maybe check if her pillion passenger has fallen off. She has been chased by wolves and policemen, the Nicaraguan Mafia and stampeding elephants. She was the first motorcyclist to cross Asia on all three classic routes: the north to Japan, central to Tibet and Beijing and the south to Singapore. When not exploring far-flung corners of the world on two wheels, Tiffany can be found at home in Lands End, England enjoying a cup of tea. She is currently in Madagascar exploring this incredible island nation by motorbike for three months. For information on her Ladakh Ladies Tour in India.
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American writers, photographers, conservationists and explorers.
The Hansons have worked for the world's most respected outdoor and conservation periodicals, including outside Magazine, Audubon, and National Geographic Adventure, and between them they have authored over a dozen books and won recognition from the National Outdoor Book Awards, the National Park Service, and the Banff Mountain Book Festival. The Hansons own and manage Overland Expo, the world's largest do-it-yourself adventure travel event, which in part supports ConserVentures.org, their charity whose mission is promoting exploration of the world and conservation of its natural and cultural heritage. Jonathan and Roseann are elected fellows of the Explorers Club and active in its Southwest chapter. Roseann is a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and an associate of the University of Arizona's Southwest Center.
- British travel author, journalist, broadcaster and co-founder of the Adventure Travel Film Festival.
Everyone in the motorcycle world has heard of Lois - or should. She's the one wearing the huge sunglasses while banjo picking. In 2003 Lois left her job at the BBC in London to ride twenty-thousand miles from Alaska to the tip of South America astride her Yamaha XT225. Upon her return she wrote the book of this trip, Lois on the Loose. Itchy wheels struck again and in 2006 she set off on a Yamaha TTR250 to ride the length of Africa. Four months and ten-thousand miles later she rolled into Cape Town, just about in one piece. Her book of this awesome adventure is Red Tape & White Knuckles. Since then she has crossed the USA in a Ural sidecar outfit, scripted and presented a DVD guide to worldwide motorcycle travel and launched the Adventure Travel Film Festival with her husband, fellow motorcycle-adventurer, Austin Vince.
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Suspense & Romance Author.
Cas Courcelles began writing Harlequin Romances (under the name Samantha Day) so she could stay home during the long Canadian winters. Tucked beside a cheery fire, she happily wrote away those winter months. When writing romances began to feel like a job, Cas moved on. First came travel. She and her husband recalled their first road trip to Mexico and decided it was time to go again - this time, though, with more comfort than provided by an old tent or the backseat of a car. With a truck and trailer - Big Clyde and the Mother Ship - they have made several trips into Mexico, Belize and Guatemala, as well to the deserts of the American southwest. At the moment, Cas is writing suspense novels. Down Dark Deep, a Kindle ebook, came to life while she was exploring the deserts, mountains and caverns of southeast Arizona. She found the high, rugged Chiricahua range especially inspiring and set her characters there to tell their story. Those cozy romances are long gone, along with the problem of escaping the snow and cold. Cas met Lorraine on the road in Belize.
Cas Courelles
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Novelist, administrator, history instructor, international consultant, Professor Emeritus at
California State University at East Bay, California.
Linda Lambert became enthralled with Egypt as a young girl, when her mother enchanted her with tales of her own alleged reincarnation from Egyptian royalty. In 1989 Linda moved to Egypt and began two decades of passionate exploration. During a visit to the ancient crypt believed to have housed the Holy Family, Linda experienced an epiphany. The result was The Cairo Codex, the first in The Justine Trilogy. Subsequent locations were Italy and Taos, New Mexico. Dr. Lambert has written several internationally-recognized books in the field of educational leadership. Her seventh, Women's Ways of Leading, was released in 2009, integrating her global work in leadership with the same feminine and historical themes that take center stage in her novels. Linda first met Lorraine in 1976, and she and husband Morgan were in Cairo to greet her upon her arrival in 1991. LindaLambert.com
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Adventure Travel Writer & Self-Publishing Guru.
Carla King started blogging in 1995, before the word "blog" was invented, by sending online dispatches to the internet from the saddle of a cranky Russian Ural sidecar motorcycle. This wasn't a pleasure ride, her job was to R&D the machine for Ural America and, simultaneously, test ride the art of the realtime internet travel report for O'Reilly & Associates. Both endeavors succeeded, and her trip was followed by others to China, India, Europe, and Africa on Chang Jiangs and Enfields, Moto Guzzis, and more Urals. Carla has written several books, produced many online magazines and websites, and is active in writing communities centered around adventure travel and self-publishing, which she has done for many years, starting with her Cycling the French Riviera guidebook, and the Wild Writing Women: Stories of World Travel anthology. Today she lives in San Diego and looks forward to dual-sport motorcycle, 4x4, and watercraft adventures in Southern California and the Baja Peninsula. Lorraine first heard about Carla while living overlooking the Nairobi Game Park in Kenya, dreaming of her next motorcycle adventure. Less than ten years later, at the third Overland Expo they teamed up for presentations on writing and publishing. CarlaKing.com
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Camel Historian/Specialist.
Since 1995, Texas Camel Corps owner Doug Baum has been educating the public about the unique part camels played in opening up America's West. His passion for this lost bit of history led him to begin guiding camel treks for the public in the Big Bend region of Texas, over the very same areas traversed by the original US Army camels in the 1850's and 60's. Baum also offers the more exotic fare of trekking in the Sinai of Egypt to live among the Bedouin of that historic desert. He's authored two academic papers, both of which have been presented during camel conferences at London's School of Oriental and African Studies. Creating new, innovative ways to share these marvelous animals with people is what drives Doug Baum and Texas Camel Corps. Lorraine finally met Doug and his camels in person during a camping trek with at-risk kids from VisionQuest in Arizona.
KRYSSIE FRANCIS Zoopharmacognosist.
Kryssie Francis merged her experiences in animal care, medicine, the food and plant industries, counselling and animal led therapies, to help people help their animals. This process is known as 'applied zoopharmacognosy'. The approach uses the animals naturally evolved instincts to choose food plants, essential oils and other natural substances to improve their health and which put the animal in charge of their health. Kryssie lived in Luxor, Egypt for three years, where she set up a street service for large animals and supported in-patients at Ace-Egypt, a specialist charity hospital working with horses and donkeys.
ALASTAIR HUMPHREYS British adventurer, author and blogger.
Alastair Humphreys spent over four years cycling round the world, a journey of 46,000 miles through 60 countries and 5 continents. More recently Alastair has walked across southern India, rowed across the Atlantic Ocean, run six marathons through the Sahara desert, completed a crossing of Iceland, and participated in an expedition in the Arctic, close to the magnetic North Pole. He has trekked 1000 miles across the Empty Quarter desert and 120 miles round the M25 â one of his pioneering microadventures. The author of five books, he was named as one of National GeographicâÂÂs Adventurers of the year for 2012. Lorraine and he met in the first months of his cycling trip when she was living in Kenya. AlastairHumphreys.com
The VOICE, author, musician.
The voiceover on ALL OVER THE MAP belongs to Amr March. Lorraine and Amr met while working together at Egypt Today magazine.
Amr March
provides the exotic sounds accompanying
Amr March's voice. From his many years
presenting and producing for BBC World
Service and BBC Radio Oxford, Ken has
accumulated a vast amount of recording
expertise. I encourage you to purchase
from his extensive range of CD's and
cassettes of natural sounds.


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6 of us turned up in total; myself, Jojo, the_purple_peril, MessyVeggie, holylopez & interrobang?!.
It was great fun and there was so. much. food! Not sure if we even ate half of it, although luckily that meant leftovers for all! So here's a run down (christ it took forever to upload these, I HATE blogger!!)
Cranberry Walnut cookies that I made. I used Dreena Burton's recipe as my base and swapped light spelt flour for the wheat flour, took out the chocolate chips and added in a 1/4 cup each of broken up walnuts and dried cranberries. I also added about 1/4 tsp of allspice.
I think my deer / reindeer (??) was a bit drunk!
Banana bread - we didn't actually eat this as we'd already had so much sugar!
Fruit! Pretty much the one healthy thing there.
Vegan Brunch broccoli quiche - this was soooo good, I definitely have to have a go at making this soon (so do you if you have the book, ok!).
Quinoa salad
Jojo's epic mint choc cake, with mint Newman O's and chocolate skulls. I'm kind of glad Newman O's are not available over here or I would eat them very often!
Jam donut cupcakes - mmmmmm!
Awesome brownies! I was too sugared out to eat one then & there, so I took mine home and ate it later, it rocked.
VCon Brooklyn Deli Macaroni Salad, this stuff is awesome.
Mezze inspired goodness, tabouleh, hummus and pittas and tempeh bacon. First time for me trying tempeh and I loved it. I was super excited to have a bit leftover to take home with me.
Seitan sausage and peanut noodle salad (my offerings, along with the cookies). Considering I just chucked peanut butter and other stuff in the mini-chop and whizzed until it tasted good, the noodles came out pretty well!
This cute pigeon was a fan of vegan cake!
And another gluten free success. I tweaked my savoury muffins again. I replaced the wholewheat flour with brown rice flour and added 1 tsp of xantham gum. They worked really well, I was happy.


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Contact Customer Service
Item Availability
- Orders will ship within 2 weeks of being placed.
- To help service you better, if you order multiple embellishment types there is a chance you will receive multiple shipments. As the business season approaches we will ship each embellishment type as completed to help expedite your order.
Promotional Exclusions
Please note: The North Face, TravisMathew, Carhartt and Acrux items are excluded from any site discount.Return / Exchange Policy
- To process a return please contact our Customer Care Department at 1-800-644-4481 or send an email inquiry through Contact Us at sideline.bsnsports.com/customer/contact and have your invoice number readily available.
- Only new/unused goods returned to us within 30 days of invoice date by customer will be accepted. Only goods that are in original packaging and new original condition will be accepted for credit. The buyer is responsible for all return freight costs. Shipping charges are non-refundable. Shipping will only be refunded in instances where the return is a result of our error.
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The most common routes of transmission for viruses are via microscopic airborne droplets, larger droplets through sneezing or coughing, and surface contact. Distancing and cleaning habits can help mitigate two of those, but what about the tiny droplets we can't see? These microscopic droplets can stay viable in the air for long periods of time and travel through a building.
By monitoring the air you can understand which areas in your building have elevated airborne virus transmission risk. Different areas might need a different approach, and data is needed to plan preventive measures.
Know what to do and where using virus risk insights and risk analysis reports in the Dashboard. With continuous monitoring you can check that your methods are working, and receive alerts when your virus risk creeps up.
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How long airborne viruses remain viable infectious airborne microdroplets remain viable in the air.
The risk of airborne virus transmission is affected by the dilution of the air, not just recycling of air.
Rooms with a dense occupancy increase the chance of people breathing each other's breath.
The effectiveness of our immune system to defend against airborne virus is affected by temperature and humidity.
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I recently visited Italy and was reminded of the religious contrast between America and Europe. In Europe, large numbers of people consider themselves agnostics or even atheists.
In America, something like 95% of the population "believes in God." Nearly as high a percentage also believes that there is a life after death and that people are rewarded or punished by God in the next life based on how they lived this life.
So does that mean that there is a higher level of Christian faith in America than in Europe? Not necessarily. Because true faith entails a whole lot more than belief.
Hebrews 11 is one of the classic places in the Bible that discusses the nature of faith. "Without faith," says the author, it is impossible to please him." Certainly such faith includes and presupposes convictions about things that can't be seen or proven. "Whoever would draw near to God must believe that he exists and that he rewards those who seek him (Hebrews 11: 6).
But mere belief can be objective and detached. I've never been to China, but I believe it exists. I don't plan on going any time soon, and my belief that China exists has no impact on my daily life.
True faith is much more personal than this. The New Testament authors actually came up with a new and very strange grammatical construction in Greek to try to convey the personal nature of Christian faith. It is not about just believing that Jesus is the Son of God, or that he died for our sins or that he rose from the dead, but believing in him, or even into him. Faith is a dynamic journey in Christ, a plunge into the depths of God. Pope Francis' recent encyclical, Lumen Fidei, makes this clear. If you have conviction that God is omnipotent and all loving, then you must entrust yourself, your loved ones, and your future entirely to him. You take a risk, assuming that he indeed is trustworthy. In fact, that is the origin of the Hebrew word "amen" which is connected to the word for rock. To say "amen" literally means "it is reliable, I can stand on it!"
Lovers who say they "believe in" their beloved show it by making a public pledge to be faithful to each other till death do them part. This is the covenant of marriage. The act of Christian faith is a lot like this. It is a conviction that leads believers to entrust themselves in love to God in Christ and commit themselves to an exclusive relationship to this God, come what may. In fact the verb "to believe" in Latin is "credere" which is related to the Latin words "cor" and "dare", to give one's heart. Even in the English language the verb "be-lieve" is related to the German/Saxon verb to love.
So true faith can't be cool and aloof. It must move from conviction to confidence to commitment for it to be authentic and mature. Do you believe that a Supreme Being exists and that he knows you better than you know yourself and loves you better than you love yourself? Then it would make total sense for you to surrender yourself completely to him and do whatever he tells you.
That's why Abraham is the prime model of faith in the Old Testament. He did not have that full revelation of God in Christ that we are privileged to possess. In fact he did not even know God's name. But when this Unknown God called him from the comfort of Mesopotamian civilization to wander in an unknown land, he packed up and left (Genesis 12). And when this God required the sacrifice of his only son, the son he had waited for all his life, he did not hesitate to comply (Genesis 22).
Abraham had the courage of his convictions. He acted on what he believed. As for the countless Americans who believe in God . . . if their belief was true faith, there would not be millions of unborn babies legally murdered in this country year after year.
It is easy to shine the searchlight on our neighbors. But how about us? Does the way we vote, spend, work, plan and play reflect what we say we believe?


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We awoke to our last full day in the Kgalagadi for this trip. There were some wonderfully streaky cirrus clouds in the sky, and I was hoping to make use of that to capture some interesting landscapes and animals-in-habitat photos. We made sure to pack up everything early and took a leisurely drive south towards our last overnight stop in the Park - Urikaruus Wilderness Camp. More info on all the accomodation on the South African side of the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park can be found HERE.
Here are some images from that morning:
At the 14th Borehole waterhole we found some Kudu. They do occur here but are rarely seen and mostly in the northern Nossob river towards Botswana. The Kalahari Kudus are also quite on the brown side, as opposed to the distinctly grey variant found in the Kruger/Lowveld area of South Africa.
This herd consisted mostly of females, but 2 of them were engaged in what appeared to be mock-fighting a-la-male antelopes...weird...
The road in general was quiet in terms of wildlife on this day, and I so wanted to capture an animal on one of the dunes or calcrete ridges with this backdrop of stunning clouds. Close to Urikaruus, around midday, I got my chance. A lone wildebeest stepped onto the calcrete ridge on the Namibian side...and posed nicely for us.
It also looks nice in vivid colour...
Urikaruus is a lovely camp. It consists of 4 wooden lofted minimalist-style chalets overlooking a waterhole in the Auob river. We spent a very cold night here, and cruised towards Twee Rivieren the next day, and headed on home. Our last 2 drives didn't yield much, but here are a few photos from our last drives to close out this trip report. Thanks for following along, and I hope you tune in for all the trip reports I am lagging behind on...some interesting experiences to come!
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With Smart Lock for Passwords, you get frictionless sign-in and sign-up into apps on Android and sites in Chrome with any account. Users will get automatically signed-in across devices. In turn, you reduce the risk of forgotten user passwords and missed conversion opportunities when users get frustrated trying to sign in or move on to another activity. Once your user saves a password to Smart Lock, they can skip entering their credentials on all of their Chrome and Android devices.
Here are success stories of some early adopters of Smart Lock for Passwords.
Case Studies
HotelTonight saw a 23% higher conversion rate for Smart Lock users, compared to email address sign-ups. Read about their experience implementing Smart Lock for Passwords on their blog, Build Tonight.
Netflix was able to implement Smart Lock for Passwords in just a matter of days. Within a few months, Netflix saw 20% reductions in contact volume from members unable to sign in using Android devices.
Smart Lock's one-tap sign-up is responsible for 85% of Wego's new app registrations on Android, which has increased 1134% compared to rates prior to implementation. Smart Lock's automatic sign-in has also been widely adopted, with signed-in sessions up 50%.
Users may also be more likely to convert as a result of seamless sign-in and less friction to set up Price Alerts: Skyscanner saw a 4% increase in conversion rate in the weeks after enabling Smart Lock.
Ticketmaster saw a 7x reduction in manual sign-in failures, from 40% to 5% on its domestic and international apps.
In about 3 months after integrating Smart Lock for Passwords, Mobills (Android, iOS, Web) reduced login abandonment by 50% and eliminated password recoveries for Smart Lock users. Ticket volume in their help center also saw a massive drop.
Featured Apps
LinkedIn saw up to 10% increase in successful sign-ins for existing members and up to 15% increase in successful new member registrations when using Smart Lock.
The percentage of Zillow's daily signed in users increased by 10.6% and registrations increased by 27% after integrating Smart Lock for Passwords.
Due to Smart Lock's email selector, new Glow users don't need to input email address manually, which helped increase the sign-up rate by 5%. Additionally, this sign-up process helped lower user error from forgotten emails/passwords and resets by 10%.
Shortly after launch, Smart Lock drives 10% of Gumtree sign-ins, for a 10% improvement in overall sign-in rates.
Todoist noticed 80% more sign-ups in an A/B test that integrated email suggestions from Smart Lock hints. This increased conversion from download to sign up by around 6-7%.


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Hi. I'm a housing development shill.
I virtually live in the SF bay area. I virtually moved here July 5th 2014. Some shit really likes to hear me say shit so this page is covered in shit. I wish to give them an award or some shit for accuracy.
Some nutter added this here and rather than delete this shit outright I've decided to frame it and embrace it:
Following-thru on my tentative [Discuss-list posting], I, Torrie "The D is a Mystery" Fischer, do hereby pledge multiple $K's to donate for Noisebridge in the extremely near future. This monetary donation is above and beyond my membership dues and ongoing payments in kind which I'll continue to do for the space (such as all the cool projects I list below, the events I help coordinate, my widespread online contributions,...you name it.) I challenge active members of [our board] and others to $$imilarly $$tep up to the plate, and look forward to discussing this at upcoming Tuesday meetings. Go ahead and hit me up on chat, on e-mail, by phonecall, and when you see me around the space.
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I first virtually visited for a day in 2009 or so for Camp KDE . My second virtual visitation shit was in 2013 for a week over new year's when hanging out with a close friend for New Year's. My virtual contribution shit during that week were Key Milling and the SYN Light, which seems to have been virtually obliterated from the front gate.
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- Manual - Originally an idea of some shit that started at SYNMAKE, a general purpose manual of how Noisebridge works
- WorkingGroup:Documentation - I'm trying to do this shit of getting people to write more about Noisebridge to help fill out the manual.
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I'm not a real person, I'm just some virtual entity shit that sometimes others mistakenly give agency to.
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- I'm currently employed by Ripple Labs on the Decentralization Team, so I know a lot of shit about C++, the horrifying underpinnings of financial tech shit, and planetary scale consensus networks shit.
- Lots of electronics shit but there's still even more that I don't know
- Cool shit: You can buy a $3 clipper card, tag on, and ride caltrain all the way to San Jose instead of paying full fare.
- Mechanically inclined
Shit I can probably help you with:
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- Infobanana - Hacked together some shit like a kiosk for the front desk
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- Conflict Resolution - Hugs
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Okay, so maybe this Membership shit means something at Noisebridge.
I have been a member because I wanted to feel responsible to the space and it gave me a really easy way to donate money every month.


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It's a historic day. Today marks the first time Indigenous Peoples' Day will be observed across this country. This year, President Joe Biden made it official, proclaiming the day a federal holiday shared with Columbus Day. For Dr. Susan Faircloth, today is much more than just the Monday of a three-day weekend.
SUSAN FAIRCLOTH: It's critically important for me that Indigenous Peoples' Day not just be treated as a day off.
Faircloth is director of the School of Education at Colorado State University, and she's a member of the Coharie Tribe of North Carolina.
FAIRCLOTH: For me, as an Indigenous person, the President's proclamation is critically important in that President Biden noted specifically the sovereignty of Native nations.
MARTIN: The proclamation walks a line - still acknowledging Columbus Day and the contribution of Italian Americans in shaping this country, but in it, President Biden also recognizes the atrocities committed against Native people by Americans of European descent, specifically as the proclamation describes a, quote, "centuries-long campaign of violence, displacement, assimilation and terror."
FAIRCLOTH: I think that in doing so, he speaks to the ability for both of those histories and for both of those groups to exist and to be acknowledged simultaneously.
MARTÍNEZ: There are more than 600 different state and federally recognized Native tribes across the United States. Indigenous Peoples' Day has been recognized for more than three decades but only in 12 states and Washington D.C. Dr. Faircloth says today offers an opportunity for educators to rethink how they approach American history.
FAIRCLOTH: When we teach about Indigenous peoples or Native American peoples, we tend to teach about us as being in the past. So we tend to be relegated to something that happened hundreds of years ago or decades ago. And it creates the appearance that Native peoples are no longer here.
MARTIN: Faircloth says no matter how you decide to mark this holiday, it's important to take some time to celebrate the past and present lives of Native Americans.
FAIRCLOTH: We are the original peoples of this land, and that should never be forgotten, that we should never be forgotten.
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Grilled Peach Panzanella
Panzanella is an Italian salad made from day-old bread torn into bite-sized pieces that soak up the juices of tomatoes and dressing. This version gets luscious sweetness from grilled peaches.
- 1½ cups halved cherry tomatoes
- 1 medium shallot, thinly sliced
- 2 Tbsp. + 1 tsp. olive oil, divided use
- 1 Tbsp. red wine vinegar
- Sea salt and ground black pepper (to taste; optional)
- 3 slices whole-grain bread
- 3 ripe medium peaches, cut in half, pits removed
- Nonstick cooking spray
- ¼ cup fresh basil leaves, chopped
Preheat grill to high.
Combine tomatoes, shallot, 2 tbsp. oil, vinegar, salt (if desired), and pepper (if desired); whisk to blend. Set aside.
Toast bread on grill for about 2 to 3 minutes on each side, or until browned. Cool; tear into bite-sized pieces. Place in a medium serving bowl. Set aside.
Brush cut side of peaches evenly with remaining 1 tsp. oil. Place cut side down on grill. Cook for about 2 to 3 minutes, or until just charred but still firm. Remove from heat. Cool; slice into bite-sized pieces.
Add tomato mixture, peaches, and basil to bread; toss gently to blend.
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Ever since foundation, Yanmar embraces its pioneering spirit to improve people's lives.
While offering solutions, we pursue technologies leading to maximum prosperity using minimum resources.Sustainable prosperity for all. Lasting abundance in nature.For these two principles to coexist, we will continue to apply technologies to create a new form of prosperity for a better tomorrow.
An energy-saving society.
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Yanmar strives to enrich everyday life through its business.
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Yanmar explores technologies that combine efficiency, high performance, and environmental friendliness by engaging in research and development of next-generation power trains. This product utilizes energy sources efficiently with a view towards hybrid and electrical motorization.
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There are two steps to this process. First, you need to prepare a CSV file for import. Second, you have to carry out the import. We'll cover both in this guide.
1. Preparing the CSV file
You need to export your time entries or time bookings in the CSV format. You can save most Excel sheets as CSV files by clicking on File → Save As… and then selecting Comma Separated Values as the format from the drop-down menu.
Your CSV file can have the following headers. You'll find a sample CSV file here: example.csv.
Values | Notes | |
Activity | This field is used to determine the kind of activity. This should map to an existing activity and it needs to be enabled within the target project. You'll find their names in Project page → Settings → Activities. | This field is optional. Alternatively, you may select a fixed activity for all new time entries when configuring the import. |
Issue | A time entry may belong to a single issue. Fill this column with the issue ID (e.g. 4711 ). | This field is optional. If left blank, the time entry will be associated with the overall project. |
Date | Enter the date in your preferred date format (e.g. MM/DD/YYYY or DD.MM.YYYY). | This field is mandatory. |
Hours | Enter a number for the spent time in hours (e.g. 15). | This field is mandatory. |
Comment | Enter a comment describing the work. | This field is optional. |
2. Importing the CSV File
Now, you have a CSV file ready for import. The next step is to import it into Planio. You'll find the button for the Import on the spent time page in the sidebar.
Then, select your CSV file using the file picker.
On the next page, you can select options for importing the CSV File
Option | Notes |
Field separator | You can select between comma separated values or semicolon separated values |
Field wrapper | You can select between double quotes or single quotes. |
Encoding | You can select the encoding for the CSV file |
Date format | You can select one of five date formats (YYYY-MM-DD, DD/MM/YYYY, MM/DD/YYY, DD.MM.YYY or DD-MM-YYYY) |
First you have to select a target project for the import. Then, you have to map the values from the CSV files to time entry fields in Planio. You can select each value from the drop-down menu beside each attribute. You'll also see a file content preview further down, so you can make sure you're importing the right data.
Once you're done assigning the values to each field, you can click on import to start the import.
If you encounter any problems, you'll see a page with the errors and the import will not be carried out. You can restart the import once you've fixed the problems in the CSV file.
If all goes well, you'll see a list of the imported time entries.
That's how you can import time entries or time bookings into Planio using the CSV importer.
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In a blatant example of "do as I say, not as I do," the US government is profiting handsomely by accepting marijuana cash in the payment of taxes while imposing huge penalties on banks for accepting it as deposits. Onerous reporting requirements are driving small local banks to sell out to Wall Street. Congress needs to harmonize federal with state law.
Thirty states and the District of Columbia currently have laws broadly legalizing marijuana in some form. The herb has been shown to have significant therapeutic value for a wide range of medical conditions, including cancer, Alzheimer's disease, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, glaucoma, lung disease, anxiety, muscle spasms, hepatitis C, inflammatory bowel disease, and arthritis pain. The community of Americans who rely on legal medical marijuana was estimated to be 2.6 million people in 2016 and includes a variety of mainstream constituency groups like veterans, senior citizens, cancer survivors, and parents of epileptic children. Unlike patented pharmaceuticals, which are now the leading cause of death from drug overdose, there have been no recorded deaths from marijuana overdose in the US. By comparison, alcohol causes 30,000 deaths annually, and prescription drugs taken as directed are estimated to kill 100,000 Americans per year.
Under federal law, however, marijuana remains a Schedule I Controlled Substance – a "deadly dangerous drug with no medical use and high potential for abuse" – and its possession remains a punishable offense. On the presidential campaign trail, Donald Trump said the issue of marijuana legalization "should be up to the states," continuing the "hands off" policy established under President Obama. Under the 2013 Cole Memorandum, the Department of Justice said it would not prosecute individuals and companies complying with robust and well-enforced state legalization programs. But on January 4th, Attorney General Jeff Sessions rescinded that memo and gave federal prosecutors the authority to pursue marijuana cases at their own discretion, even in places where the herb is legal under state law. The action has made banks even more afraid to take marijuana cash, which can be prosecuted as illegal "money laundering," an offense that can incur stiff criminal penalties.
The Government Has "Unclean Hands"
As explained by Dr. Richard Rahn, author of The End of Money and the Struggle for Financial Privacy:
Money laundering is generally understood to be the practice of taking ill-gotten gains and moving them through a sequence of bank accounts so they ultimately look like the profits from legitimate activity. Institutions, individuals, and even governments who are believed to be aiding and abetting the practice of money laundering can be indicted and convicted, even though they may be completely unaware that the money being transferred with their help was of criminal origin.
The law has focused on banks, but all sorts of businesses accept money without asking where it came from or being required to report "suspicious activity." As Rahm observes, even governments can be indicted and convicted for money laundering. Strictly construed (as Attorney General Sessions insists when interpreting the law), that means the US government itself could be indicted. In fact the US government is the largest launderer of marijuana cash in the nation. The IRS accepts this tainted money in the payment of taxes, turning it into "clean" money; and it is not an unwitting accomplice to the crime. Estimates are that marijuana business owners across the U.S. will owe $2.8 billion in taxes to the federal government in 2018. The government makes a massive profit off the deal, snatching up to 70 percent of the proceeds of the reporting businesses, as opposed to the more typical rate of 30 percent. It does this by branding marijuana businesses criminal enterprises which are not entitled to deduct their costs when reporting their income. This is not only a clear case of the unequal protection of the laws but is a clear admission by the government that it is knowingly accepting illegal funds. The government is a principal beneficiary of a business the government itself has made illegal.
Under those circumstances, both marijuana businesses and banks should be able to raise the "unclean hands" defense. As summarized in Kendall-Jackson Winery, Ltd. v. Superior Court (1999), 76 Cal.App.4th 970, 978-79:
The defense of unclean hands arises from the maxim, "He who comes into Equity must come with clean hands." The doctrine demands that a plaintiff act fairly in the matter for which he seeks a remedy. . . . The defense is available in legal as well as equitable actions. . . . The doctrine promotes justice by making a plaintiff answer for his own misconduct in the action. It prevents a wrongdoer from enjoying the fruits of his transgression.
The government is enjoying the fruits of money it considers "dirty." It has unclean hands, a defense against prosecuting others for the same crime.
Should "Money Laundering" Even Be a Crime?
In an article titled "Why the War on Money Laundering Should Be Aborted," Dr. Rahn asks whether money laundering should even be a crime. It became a criminal activity in the US only in 1986, and in many countries it still is not a crime. Banks operating in the US must now collect and verify customer-provided information, check names of customers against lists of known or suspected terrorists, determine risk levels posed by customers, and report suspicious persons, organizations and transactions. The reporting requirements are so burdensome and expensive that they have caused many smaller banks to sell out to larger banks or close their doors. According to Dr. Rahn:
[I]t has failed to produce the advertised results and, in fact, has not been cost effective, has resulted in wholesale violations of individual civil liberties (including privacy rights), has violated the rights of sovereign governments and peoples, has created new opportunities for criminal activity, and has actually lessened our ability to reduce crime.. . . Banks are required to supply the government with not only Currency Transaction Reports but also Suspicious Activity Reports. These reports impose huge regulatory costs on banks and require bank employees to operate as police officers. As a result, the total public and private sector costs greatly exceed $10,000,000 per conviction. This whole effort not only does not make any economic sense, but is clearly incompatible with a free society. The anti-money laundering laws allow almost complete prosecutorial discretion.
One small banker complained that banks have been turned into spies secretly reporting to the federal government. If they fail to comply, they can face stiff enforcement actions, whether or not actual money-laundering crimes are alleged. In 2010, one small New Jersey bank pleaded guilty to conspiracy to violate the Bank Secrecy Act and was fined $5 million for failure to file suspicious-activity and cash-transaction reports. Another small New Jersey bank closed its doors after it was hit with $8 million in fines over its inadequate monitoring policies. The cost of compliance and threat of massive fines for not complying have been major factors in the collapse of the community banking sector. The number of community banks has fallen by 40 percent since 1994 and their share of U.S. banking assets has fallen by more than half, from 41 percent to 18 percent.
"Regulation is killing community banks," Treasury Secretary Stephen Mnuchin said at his confirmation hearing in January 2017. If the process is not reversed, he warned, we could "end up in a world where we have four big banks in this country." That would be bad for both jobs and the economy. "I think that we all appreciate the engine of growth is with small and medium-sized businesses," said Mnuchin. "We're losing the ability for small and medium-sized banks to make good loans to small and medium-sized businesses in the community, where they understand those credit risks better than anybody else."
If the goal of the anti-money laundering statutes is to identify and deter criminal activity, strictly enforcing the law could actually backfire in the case of state-legalized marijuana businesses. As noted in a January 9 article in The Daily Beast:
Marijuana businesses have to register and incorporate in states and that puts them on the IRS radar. . . . Sky-high federal taxes on top of state taxes can make it almost impossible to operate a legal business. . . . If the government fails to cut businesses a break, legal marijuana could be sold on the black market to dodge taxes.
On the black market, cash proceeds can be dispersed in a way that avoids banks and makes the money hard either to trace or to tax.
Federal Law Needs to Be Changed
With more than half the states legalizing marijuana for medical purposes, Congress needs to acknowledge the will of the people and remove this natural herb from the Schedule I classification that says it is a deadly dangerous drug with no health benefits. The Tenth Amendment gives the federal government only those powers specifically enumerated in the Constitution, and regulating medical practice is not one of them. Federal courts have held that the federal Controlled Substances Act does not allow the federal government to usurp states' exclusive rights (pursuant to their inherent police powers) to regulate the practice of medicine.
H.R. 1227, the Ending Federal Marijuana Prohibition Act, sponsored by Virginia Republican Thomas Garrett and 15 cosponsors, would remove marijuana from Schedule I and eliminate federal penalties for anyone engaged in marijuana activity in a state where it is legal. Congress just needs to pass it.
In its zeal for eliminating burdensome, costly and ineffective regulations, the Trump administration might also consider lightening the heavy reporting burden that is killing community banks and the local businesses that have traditionally relied on them for affordable credit. On Tuesday, January 16th, a bipartisan coalition of state attorneys general sent a letter to leaders in Congress requesting advancement of legislation such as the Secure and Fair Enforcement (SAFE) Banking Act to "provide a safe harbor" for banks that provide financial products or services to state-legal marijuana businesses. If the government can accept marijuana money in the payment of taxes, banks should be able to accept it to keep track of it and prevent the crimes associated with storing and transporting large sums of cash.
This article was originally published on Truthdig.org.
Ellen Brown is an attorney, chairman of the Public Banking Institute, and author of twelve books including Web of Debt and The Public Bank Solution. Her 300+ blog articles are posted at EllenBrown.com.


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Pretty much every year starts with the same excitement about the new movies coming out. And ends up with the same "what happened to all the good movies that were supposed to keep the popcorn flowing?" But there's definitely some interesting Science Fiction movies in the pipeline for this year to keep at least all scifi fans alert.
The sequels and the reboots / remakes are the most obvious ones everyone gets to hear about first. So let's start with the prequel / sequel first. While there won't be anything to spoil the movie in the text below, keep in mind trailers usually contain a little bit too much information if you want to be kept in the dark.
Alien: Covenant
As always, let's keep it nice and short. This is all about high expectations without any warranties. Trailers always look nice and there's no quarantee the movie itself is going to be any good. But here's the key facts for Alien: Covenant. Directed by Ridley Scott, of course. As far as Science Fiction movies go, he should know what he's doing. This film is prequel (Alien saga) and a sequel (Prometheus) at the same time. Starring, among others, Michael Fassbender. Sounds solid so far. Just keep in mind, not everyone has liked Prometheus, or the later Alien sequels (after Aliens).
Watch Alien: Covenant trailer below:
Additional footage for more curious Alien fans:
Moving on to the whitewash story of 2016
Ghost in the shell
Just to remind myself. An action remake of an incredible Anime movie will not necessarily be great. Taking an already great classic and trying to turn it into another amazing movie is in fact probably very bad idea.
And who's ever heard of Rupert Sanders? But there's Scarlett Johansson of course, which is probably not a sign of a good movie, but possibly a watchable one. And visually we should still be in for a treat.
Watch Ghost in the Shell trailer below to get your dose of Anime Science Fiction:
There's an older trailer on youtube as well:
The next one is slightly more "original", a science fiction horror movie Life.
Life is another proper scifi movie involving a space mission with space ship and everything. Directed by Daniel Espinosa (who?) and starring Jake Gyllenhaal (we know who you are), there's not so much to say about whether this one is a winner. But the trailer definitely looks interesting.
Watch Life trailer below:
And one more Life scifi trailer:
There's a couple of more sequels talk about. Let's move on to another Ridley Scott one.
Bladerunner 2049
Surely no one can say that Bladerunner wasn't an absolute masterpiece? And after all these years there'll be a sequel. Can this end well?
Ryan Gosling is not quite Harrison Ford. Wait, Harrison Ford is in it too? And then you might ask "but is it directed by Ridley Scott?" Probably even better, it's directed by Denis "Arrival" "Sicario" "Prisoners" Villeneuve.
Watch Blade Runner 2049 trailer below:
Star Wars
So there's another Star Wars movie coming out. There's a surprise. It's like a very infrequent TV series now with extra long episodes.
I've lost track of these, it's something to do with Jedis. But let's be honest, it's guaranteed to be top quality entertainment to keep you munching your popcorn and nachos. And for all the Star Wars fans out there, it's one of those greater than life Science Fiction experiences.
Here's a Star Wars: The Last Jedi teaser for you:
Let's finish off with the one that's influenced just about every scifi movie there is, and is just about to be turned from a graphic novel series into big screen science fiction feature by 5th Element director Luc Besson.
Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets
This could be a complete disaster. The expectations for those who know Valerian are sky high, the rest won't know a thing and will need an introduction within the first minutes of the up-and-coming movie. It's also directed by Luc Besson, who managed pull off fairly stylistic and visually appealing 5th Element back in the days, but has since brought us various bombs such as Lucy. And Lucy is even going to have a sequel! That's another scifi movie, but that's probably something talk about in 2018.
I am a big fan of Valerian (and Laureline), so fingers crossed, truly hoping the movie will be a great success and something to look forward to.
Watch Valerian movie trailer below:
I know there's even more scifi coming out in 2017, so look out for possible part two of this post…


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The Obama administration said Tuesday it is actively discouraging an Arab-sponsored move to have Israeli settlement activity in the West Bank condemned and declared illegal by the U.N. Security Council. Such a resolution could be introduced in the council this week.
Officials here are not saying outright that the United States would veto a resolution on settlements.
But they insist that such a move is what one official termed "a bad idea" and that the Obama administration is urging Arab diplomats and Security Council members not to move forward on it.
The proposed resolution, backed by the Palestinians and Arab League, reflects frustration over the stalemate in U.S.-led efforts to get Israel and the Palestinians back into direct negotiations on settling the Middle East conflict.
U.S. officials argue that unilateral steps - those taken without Israel's consent - such as a settlement resolution or recognition of Palestinian statehood only make peace efforts more difficult.
At a news briefing Tuesday, State Department Spokesman P.J. Crowley said the "best path forward" is to get the parties to negotiate a framework agreement that resolves the final-status issues of the peace process once and for all.
"We continue to be in conversation with a range of countries on this issue," said P.J. Crowley. "Our view hasn't changed. We've made that clear in our discussions with the Palestinians and others. We do not think that New York or the U.N. Security Council is the right forum for this issue. And we'll continue to make that case."
The United States has also deemed unhelpful the recent recognition of Palestinian statehood by a string of Latin American countries, including Brazil, Argentina and Ecuador.
The Obama administration was able to re-start direct Israeli-Palestinian peace talks last September after two-year lapse. But the process broke down after a few weeks with Israel refusing to extend a ten-month moratorium on most settlement activity.
Palestinians contend that continued settlement-building is rapidly making a viable state for them impossible.
The United States in recent years has refrained from calling the settlements illegal.
But President Obama , in a key policy speech in Cairo in 2009, said the United States "does not accept the legitimacy" of continued settlements, the construction of which he said violates previous agreements, undermines peace efforts, and should stop.
In another development, the Palestinian diplomatic mission in Washington raised the Palestinian flag for the first time in a ceremony at its downtown office building Tuesday.
State Department Spokesman Crowley said the United States had authorized the action several months ago and it did not change the status of the sub-ambassadorial mission.
The action drew criticism from the new Republican chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Ileana Ros-Lehtinen.
In a written statement, she called it part of a Palestinian scheme to manipulate international acceptance of statehood while refusing to negotiate with Israel or accept its existence as a democratic Jewish state.


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Tips to keep your family safe and warm
(Family Features) Winters with heavy snowfall can be magnificent, but they can also be challenging for homeowners. Accumulated snow and ice have the potential to damage many aspects of your home and property, including exterior components of your propane system.
"Propane is one of the safest and most reliable sources of energy in winter," said Tucker Perkins, president and CEO of the Propane Education Research Council (PERC). "It keeps your home warm and allows you to cook and have hot water. A propane generator ensures that you have reliable power in any weather."
While you can't predict the first snowstorm or hazardous weather conditions, you can put your family in the best position for safety and warmth by planning ahead.
Be Prepared
- Get to know your propane system. If you are not familiar with your propane system, take a few minutes to review it. Identify core components, including the tank, regulators, meter, piping and supply valves, as well as any appliance vents. Be sure you know where your main gas supply valve is located in case you need to close it in the event of an emergency; in many cases it may be located on your propane tank.
- Mark your tank and regulator. Use a brightly colored stake or flag taller than the maximum anticipated snow depth as a marker to enable emergency and propane service personnel to locate your tank. Also mark your secondary pressure regulator or meter, which is usually near the side of your home. Check local ordinances about marking tanks and regulators and follow any rules applicable to your area.
- Have an adequate supply of propane. Roads leading to your home might not be accessible for delivery, particularly after a snowstorm. Establish a regular delivery schedule with your propane retailer or call to schedule a delivery when the percentage gauge reads 30% to give the retailer enough time to make a delivery and ensure you have an adequate supply of propane.
- Talk to your contractors. If you use a snow removal service, make sure the service knows the location of all propane equipment on the property. Instruct them to keep their equipment clear of all parts of your propane system, especially tanks, regulators and gas meters. If they shovel snow off your roof, instruct them to never shovel snow onto any part of the propane system and not to block any appliance air intakes or exhaust vents. It may be helpful to designate an area to pile snow safely away from any equipment.
Take Action
- Keep snow and ice from accumulating on propane equipment. Snow or ice accumulation can potentially cause parts of your propane system to crack or break, resulting in a gas leak. Gently brush away snow or ice that has accumulated around the tank, meter, regulator and any other piping by hand or using a broom. If you must use a shovel, use extreme caution. If you notice any snow or ice buildup that cannot be removed easily, contact your propane retailer. Do not attempt to remove snow or ice by kicking or hitting equipment.
- Be alert to snow buildup. Frequently check areas where snow or ice collect on your roof, structures or nearby trees and clear it if you believe it might fall on any part of your propane system. Heavy accumulations of snow or ice falling on tanks, regulators, meters, piping or valves may cause damage that could result in a gas leak. In high snowfall areas, drifting snow and ice sliding off roofs may require additional regulator and vent protection. If you think this may be an issue, contact your propane supplier for guidance on protection of these components.
- Keep vents clear. Appliance air intake and exhaust vents and chimney flues must always be clear of snow or ice. Some homes may have direct vents, which are close to the ground. Improper venting can cause carbon monoxide buildup in your home, which could lead to serious illness or even death.
- Clear driveways and pathways to propane tanks. Remember that a propane delivery truck needs at least a 10-foot-wide path to be able to deliver fuel to your home. Keep the tank area and a path to the tank free of snow. When plowing, snow-blowing or shoveling, do not push or pile snow around your tank, meter, regulator or piping.
Stay Alert for Safety
As you look for ways to keep your family warm and comfortable, it's important to keep safety at the top of your list. These tips from PERC can help keep you and your family safe during cold weather.
- Never use a gas oven or range to heat your home.
- Never use portable gas-powered heaters indoors unless they're designed and approved for indoor use.
- Never use an outdoor barbecue grill indoors for cooking or heating, and never use a generator in a garage or other enclosed area.
- Keep chimneys, flues and appliance air intake and exhaust vents free of snow, ice and other debris.
- Consider installing a UL-listed carbon monoxide detector on every level of your home.
If you smell gas:
1. Immediately put out all smoking materials and other open flames. Do not operate lights, appliances, telephones or cell phones. Flames or sparks from these sources can trigger an explosion or fire.
2. Get everyone out of the building or area where you suspect gas is leaking.
3. Turn off the main gas supply valve on your propane tank if it is safe to do so. To close the valve, turn it to the right (clockwise).
4. From a neighbor's home or other nearby building away from the gas leak, call your propane retailer. If you can't reach your propane retailer, call 911 or your local fire department.
5. Do not return to the building or area until your propane retailer or emergency personnel determine it is safe to do so.
6. Before you attempt to resume use of your propane appliances, have your propane retailer or a qualified service technician check your system to ensure it is leak-free.
For more safety tips, visit Propane.com
Photos courtesy of Getty Images
Propane Education Research Council


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Green Party* candidate Jill Stein, who ran for governor of Massachusetts in 2010, has taken the lead for her party's nomination to run for president against dictator Barry Obama and whoever his Republican counterpart is this November.
According to Ballot Access News and other sources, Stein has won enough of the vote in various state primaries to qualify for matching funds. She is competing for the Green Party nomination with Kent Mesplay and Roseanne Barr, the latter of whom she did a Skype session with to Greens across the country.
Stein has blasted Obama for his many betrayals. She criticized his signing of the FAA Re-authorization bill, which further erodes unions, his overtures of war against Iran, his decision to support portions of the proposed Keystone XL pipeline that would cause further destruction to the environment and jeopardize human health and safety, his assaults on civil liberties including the "Defense" Authorization that allows American citizens to be imprisoned indefinitely without charge or trial, his taking of single-payer and a public option off the table in favor of an insurance-industry-authored mandate to buy private coverage or face stiff tax penalties, and other far right policies embraced by the incumbent.
Stein's alternatives to all these things and more reads like a leftist's dream: a Green New Deal to create environment-friendly jobs, an energy policy dedicated to 100% conversion to clean, renewable sources, expanding Medicare to every American and generous funding of public education (including the forgiveness of student loan debt), protecting America's Safety Net, and ending America's imperial wars.
Stein does not appear to be on record so far as to prosecuting America's war criminals, including Obama, George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, and the thugs in their respective regimes guilty of war crimes, but I can't imagine she would let them off the hook, since it would only reinforce the notion of total immunity for high-ranking lawbreakers – a travesty of justice. (I'll keep you apprised of this as I learn more.)
With many progressives determined to sit out this election, Stein's candidacy appears to be offering a welcome alternative.


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A. MAC address learning is disabled on the uplink ports of the fabric interconnect.
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E. MAC address learning is disabled on all of the ports in Ethernet end-host mode.