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I am in tears as I write this review. I was dealing with severe chronic joint pain for almost 2 years. It seemed to come out of no where. I was seeing my primary care physician and a rheumatologist for management of my disease with absolutely no success. I searched online for alternative doctors and found Dr. Prince. Admittedly, I was frustrated about not being able to get an appointment for almost three weeks. When I finally made it into her office for my first appointment, she spent an hour with me and actually LISTENED!!! Listening is something I didn't realize doctors were even capable of doing!! She told me she could completely relate to what I was going through, and said that we could work together to figure out WHY I was having the pain I was having. She also assured me that a lifetime of being drugged up on prescription pain medication wasn't necessary and she's helped others eliminate their prescriptions all together. Could this really be??? She ordered bloodwork and a food sensitivity test (very cool might I add!). With the results, we worked together on developing a plan to help reduce inflammation in my body. I'm here to say that everything she told me was true. I've been working with her for going on 4 months now, and it's so crazy for me to say that I'm pain free and off of those stupid meds! If you're reading this, PLEASE do not hesitate!! She's worth it. I promise you! I don't ever come online to write reviews, and she didn't pay/ask me to do this either. I feel compelled to let everyone know what an amazing doctor this woman is. I feel like I have my life back, and I owe it all to her.
Can't say enough about this doc. She's truly one of the best. Every time I go to her center, I leave feeling great. I am rating her 5 stars, because she has a way of making me feel empowered and very hopeful about my condition. I still have a ways to go before full recovery, but the journey thus far has been nothing short of amazing. There's another doctor in her office who is really sweet too. I've referred two of my close girlfriends, and they have had a very similar experience.
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Wilshere Park is a collection of stunning 3,4 & 5 bedroom houses near the village of Welwyn. Surrounded by woodland, these beautiful homes have been designed with the surrounding environment in mind, including the spectacular Frythe building at the heart of Wilshere Park. The village is well connected via the A1, M25 and M1 motorways. The larger town of Welwyn Garden City is just a few miles away and offers direct rail links to London. The village also benefits from a large primary school, an array of pubs and restaurants, boutique shops, banks and historical buildings, all adding to the busy vibrant feel.
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Located by the beautiful and picturesque village of Welwyn, Wilshere Park is surrounded by greenbelt land and woodland. The development itself is home to many rare and exotic trees, including Redwood and Cypress trees, collected and planted by the estate owners over many years of travelling the world, making this home a haven in the countryside. The river Mimram runs through the quaint village with willow trees lining the banks. The unique timber-framed buildings present Welwyn as a traditional English village but the rich Roman archaeology gives it a clear sense of identity.
Surrounding Wilshere Park is a variety of other villages. The Ayots are nearby, between Welwyn Garden City and Wheathampsted, which can be easily explored by foot and bike. This idyllic area is full of history; with ancient woodlands, old railway lines and historic houses and churches to explore.
Digswell is also just over 2 miles away, with a large tranquil lake that is part of the Mimran River. This naturally beautiful area is full of rare wildlife making it perfect for afternoon walks at the weekend.
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Despite being located deep in the Hertfordshire countryside, there is plenty to do nearby. For everyday essentials, Tesco Express is only 4-minute drive away in Welwyn Village. There is also a local post office, butchers, florist, bakery, library as well as a doctor¿s surgery and pharmacist.
The village is full of traditional English amenities, from country pubs and restaurants to specialist and boutique shops and beautiful churches with plenty of history, providing the best features of village life. The Wellington Inn offers delicious and innovative food in a charming rustic setting, alternatively The White Hart; a grade II listed coaching inn serves Afternoon Tea and a Tapas menu. Also nearby, The Waggoners, a 17th century pub in Ayot Green serves fine French cuisine in a cosy homely atmosphere.
Just outside the village, the Welwyn Roman Baths are a fascinating ancient site, with regular events held throughout the year for all ages to explore.
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The famous Brocket Hall is just 2 ½ miles from Wilshere Park and is home to two championship golf courses and a luxury clubhouse on the banks of Broadwater lake. For a more relaxing visit why not try the award wining, 5 star Auberge Du Lac fine dining restaurant within the grounds.
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The beautiful Stanborough Park is nearby on the outskirts of Welwyn Garden City, covering 126 acres. For those who enjoy water sport activities, the south lake is regularly used for sailing, windsurfing and angling. If not, take a stroll through the parklands and enjoy a picnic whilst lazing the afternoon away.
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The A1 is also 4 minutes away, which accesses the M1 and M25, allowing you to easily explore the rest of the country. The two main train stations, Welwyn North and Welwyn Garden City are both under 10 minutes away by car and allow easy access to Central London as well as Peterborough, St Albans and Hatfield.
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M1 20 mins
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Hemel Hempstead 17 miles, 25 mins
Luton 14.1 miles, 31 mins
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Heathrow Airport 37.9 miles, 47 mins
Welwyn North 2.5 miles, 8 mins by car
Welwyn Garden City 3.2 miles, 7 mins by car
Milton Keynes: 53 mins by car, 1h34m from WGC
Oxford: 1h12m by car, 2h16m from WN
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WN - Finsbury Park 22 mins
WGC - Moorgate 49 mins
Harpenden - St Pancras 27 mins
Welwyn Garden City has 5 main secondary schools, all with excellent reputations and in close proximity to Wilshire Park. Monk¿s Walk, Sir Frederic Osborn, Stanborough School and Oaklands College are part of the Welwyn Hatfield 14-19 Consortium, which provides a successful Sixth Form programme throughout the area.
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Is there not anyway they could save the front Facade of the Lynbrook Theatre & incorporate it into the new structure? It's such a same a architecturally significant structure will be replaced by the big ugly box, with no personality, charm or character whatsoever. What ever happened to adaptive reuse?
When I use to use to live out their, the Lynbrook was my least favorite. The sound system was mostly mono until 2000. The got DTS sound in only two screens late. The seats were uncomfortable and if it was crowded, mainly late 80's and early 90's. Peoples heads block my view of the film. I always like the Fantasy when it was renovated in 1989. The only thing I don't live their anymore, so I can't take advantage of the recliner seats. Saw it once.
When the theatre reopens in 2016, it going to get busy like Fresh Meadows because they will the lazy boy recliner seats. With 13 screens and less seats, most auditorium probably only seat 100 people.
And, of course, one could always go to the Fantasy in Rockville Centre which many people do now because the Lynbrook is such a dump.
OK, here's the latest from the Lynbrook Herald on the proposed new theater:
A Q&A about the upcoming cinemas in Lynbrook by Mary Malloy
Due to a reporting error, in the story "Future attraction: Regal Cinemas 13," it was erroneously stated the new movie theater in Lynbrook would increase its seating by 700 seats, when, at the time, it should have read 70 seats.
Since that story, the village reports that, based on revised drawings submitted by Regal, there will actually be a reduction in the number of seats — from the current 1,605 to 1,434 — 171 fewer seats. This was done to meet distance requirements from the power lines on the north side of Merrick Road, according to the Village.
Construction of Lynbrook's long-awaited new movie theater will begin as soon as the project gets approval from the Nassau County Industrial Development Agency, and the work will keep the local cinema closed for more than a year, according to officials with the project's contracting firm. The IDA will review the project's impact on businesses in the area and approve any county tax exemptions. A decision to proceed with the work is expected soon. If approved, it would begin within three months, starting with the demolition of the existing theater.
Regal hired Blumenfeld Development Group for the planning and construction of the 77-foot tall building, which will feature new leather recliners and significantly enhanced lobby and concession areas.
To clarify the plans, and to address residents' concerns and questions, Mayor Bill Hendrick and other village officials have agreed to address their concerns. The questions were culled from a combination of social media sites and conversations with residents, and the Lynbrook/East Rockaway Herald Facebook page.
Q: The artist rendering looks huge! Will the new building be bigger in size, or just taller? How many parking spaces? Will there still be 13 screens with the 1,434 seats?
A: The building will have 171 less seats and be 4 feet taller, plus a 5-foot parapet wall in the front. No additional parking will be provided, as the theater will accommodate fewer patrons. The 13 screens and 1,434 seats are far less than the 18 screens and 3,000 seats Regal originally wanted. The existing theater has 1,605 seats.
Q: The current structure, which opened nearly a century ago, will be torn down after the project receives IDA approval. Isn't this an historical building? Won't this take away from the "quaint" feel of the village?
A: The building requires much maintenance and upgrades to repair roof leaks, plumbing and electric; although the building is old, it would not qualify for historical landmark status since there are no unique architectural characteristics or historic events. As far as the quaint feel, we are always sensitive to maintaining Lynbrook's suburban atmosphere. The Village will work with the architects on the final design.
Q: Will there be other landscaping done around the property?
A: There will be additional landscaping on all four sides of the building, which include 25 large trees and over 350 small plantings.
Q: It was reported that Lynbrook would be without a movie theater for roughly 18 months. What other activities can residents take part in if they don't want to go outside their community?
A: We have over 65 programs at Greis Park from basketball to yoga and arts and crafts! The library, too, offers an endless number of programs and resources for all ages.
It happened when the Fantasy was closed for their renovation
Malverne always shows first-run films, just not the usual Hollywood fare.
Guess the AMC Fantasy will show Star Wars. That's a first. The last Stars Film Return of the Jedi played in Rockville Centre. Guess Malverne might be showing some first run films also while Lynbrook is closed.
I understand, nothing was saved from the old Shore theatre for the new one, Thank You robboehm.
theatrefan – the original Shore was actually levelled. The new shared the same footprint.
robboehm, I see exactly what you mean, so much for adaptive reuse of an existing structure. It really does look like they ran out of money as it was being constructed.
theatrefan check out the old and the new Shore in Huntington, New York. An even worse box.
What an ugly new building, just a bland yucky new box to replace a charming beautiful old building with true character, grace & style. So much for progress. Guess it will never get the Midway treatment like it was supposed to.
Place your bets folks. What will be finished first: the new Lynbrook, LIRR access to Grand Central or the Second Avenue Subway in Manhattan? The latter two are actually in progress after decades of planning.
Two photos added — Lynbrook current and Lynbrook proposed.
New article from Lynbrook Herald:
Construction of Lynbrook's long-awaited new movie theater will begin as soon as the project gets approval from the Nassau County Industrial Development Agency, and the work will keep the local cinema closed for more than a year, according to officials with the project's contracting firm.
The IDA will review the project's impact on businesses in the area and approve any county tax exemptions. A decision to proceed with the work is expected by the end of the month. If approved, it would begin within three months, starting with the demolition of the existing theater.
As reported in the Herald in April, the Lynbrook village board approved the demolition of the United Artists Lynbrook 6 theater on Merrick Road, owned and operated by Regal Cinemas, and its replacement with a state-of-the-art theater, at a cost of over $25 million. Mayor Bill Hendrick said that the new theater, which is expected to include 13 screens and 1,660 seats — seven more screens and nearly 700 more seats than the current theater — would be good news for residents and local businesses.
"Lynbrook is very lucky to get this movie theater," Hendrick said. "I'm very happy with the plans … I think the new facility is going to be absolutely beautiful. … This is a giant leap forward in the right direction."
According to Village Clerk John Giordano, the village's engineering consultant and the county fire marshal are also reviewing the plans. The current structure, which opened nearly a century ago, will be torn down after the project receives IDA approval. A demolition permit is expected to be approved this fall, Giordano said.
Jerry Grewe, vice president of Regal Cinemas, said the renovation planning began over a decade ago — but didn't include demolition of the building. "We initially planned to just renovate the current structure, but that didn't turn out to be feasible," he explained. "Instead, we'll be building a new structure at the same site as the existing one."
Regal tapped Blumenfeld Development Group for the planning and construction of the 77-foot tall building, which will feature new leather recliners and significantly enhanced lobby and concession areas. Upgrades will also be made to the small nearby Patrick Henry Park, including a new flagpole, a brick plaza and a seating area. The park is used by the village for the Christmas tree and menorah lightings, and other events.
Lynbrook will be without a movie theater for roughly 18 months, according to Seth Silver, a spokesman for Blumenfeld, and the project will be minimally invasive and will not have a large impact on traffic, according to an environmental impact survey done by VHB Engineering. Additionally, Chris Robinson, vice president of Blumenfeld, promised that the construction would not disrupt use of the park.
"The construction will not occupy any space currently occupied by the park," Robinson said. "Instead we'll just be renovating certain areas of the park to give it a facelift."
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Newsday, 7/18/15, page A8. Multiplex to replace theater. Lynbrook's vintage movie theater will be demolished to make way for a multimillion dollar multiplex. The orbs in the photo above most likely indicate the old theater is haunted.
The local paper Lynbrook/East Rockaway Herald says the theater will double in size in 2015. i'll link the article when i can get to it.
This got even worse, Regal is no better then UA.
Now that the Fantasy has been renovated its going to be another nail for the Lynbrooks coffin.
Mike(Saps) One reason for a theatre being 'updated' is the change of the main photo on the page. Photos change due to the number of 'hits' each one receives.
This theater is on the "updated" page but I don't see hide nor hair of any difference in the listing.
How do theaters get on the updated list when they don't seem to be actually updated?
Truth, Mike. Only new seats in the building are those in the two newest rooms – the stage area auditorium, and the tiny auditorium up front in the former retail space. In the 4 main rooms, are the same creaky red seats I remember sitting in for films like "1941," "Rocky II," "The Muppet Movie," and "Dawn of the Dead" back in 1979!
Meanwhile, the seats that were installed by Mr. Calderone himself haven't been changed since, and the floors are extra sticky because there are still no cup holders. In 2013. At a first run Regal theater.
Yet they continue to charge full price, plus extra for 3D.
Way back when when UA owned the theater the intention was to demolish it and start over. The problem was long tern tenants who could not be displaced. The saga of the Lynbrook is like the LIRR going to Grand Central Terminal and the completion of the Second Avenue Subway. At least they're working on the latter two but the dates keep getting pushed away. Those two are 50 years in the making. The Lynbrook is only 20.
Here is a direct link to a page on the Lynbrook Village website, where one can open minutes from previous Board meetings. If one were to click on the link for the 8/12/2013 meeting (the latest meeting at this time), a PDF document will open. At the bottom of page 5, are the following minutes:
"Special Village Counsel Jack Libert introduced Regal Theatre/Bluenfled Development Group (RTBDG) to discuss their intended redevelopment of the Lynbrook Movie Theater at 325 Merrick Road. David Blumenfeld and Jerry Grewe, representing Regal Cinemas, discussed the existing condition of the Theatre. Mr Grewe indicated that the proposed project would encompass all parcels owned by Regal, and provide 15 screens with modern theatre amenities. Chris Robinson of RMS Engineering, representing RTBDG, advised that the existing structure would be demolished, and a new structure would be constructed having a front entrance facing east on Hempstead Avenue, a drop off traffic lane in Patrick Henry Park, and parking provided off site utilizing available spaces on streets and in municipal parking lots."
After listing those who commented (with no details as to what those comments may have expressed), the minutes go on to read:
"Mr Grewe added that the existing theater has 1700 seats, and the porposed theatre would have 3150 seats, take 12 months to construct, have staggered movie times to minimize traffic congestion, and possible reprogramming of pedestrian crosswalk times on Merrick Road by Nassau County. The Mayor thanked all for their comments and requested that the applicants advise Jack Libert regularly on the status of filing of a formal application."
So, we now know that the intention is to demolish and construct an entirely new structure. We also know that this is still pretty early in the process, although, it would appear that Regal has a finalized vision for the redevelopment. I wonder how the discussion went, between all those who commented. It might not have even been a discussion, merely various points of view from various Chamber of Commerce representatives and, perhaps, a few local business owners and/or citizens. I can't imagine they would have been too happy with the projects proposal to utilize only off-site parking.
There really isn't much by way of convenient street parking in the immediate vicinity. The municipal lot on Forrest Avenue, which serves the storefronts on Atlantic Avenue, would probably bear the brunt of the load – thus necessitating the reprogramming of pedestrian crosswalk lights. Crossing Merrick Avenue at that intersection has always been a tricky proposition.


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- Servings: 4
- 4 ounces thin-sliced pepperoni, slices cut in half
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- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 1/2 cups canned tomatoes with their juice (one 16-ounce can)
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 pound cavatappi
- 3 tablespoons chopped flat-leaf parsley
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In a large frying pan, sauté the pepperoni over moderate heat until lightly browned, about 3 minutes. Transfer to paper towels to drain. Pour off the fat from the pan and wipe the pan clean.
In the same pan, heat the oil over moderately low heat. Add the onion and pepper and cook, stirring occasionally, until soft, about 10 minutes. Add the garlic and cook, stirring, for 30 seconds. Stir in the tomatoes with their juice, breaking them up. Add the salt, cover, and simmer over low heat for 10 minutes.
In a large pot of boiling, salted water, cook the cavatappi until just done, about 13 minutes. Drain and toss with the sauce, the pepperoni, and the parsley.
Variation: Cavatappi with Pepperoni and Orange Tomato Sauce For an additional Mediterranean touch, stir the grated zest of 1 orange into the tomato sauce just before you remove it from the heat.
Suggested Pairing
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I have several clients that do not have a remote collector to send trouble tickets to me, so they either email me and spiceworks creates a ticket that way, or (and I have not set this up for these clients yet) they will log into my publicly available portal.
My main concern lies with the fact that each user will need a user account on my domain controller to log in. What are some things I should consider to secure my assets? Better question might be, how could I give them absolutely no domain permission for anything. My initial thought was put them in to a domain group called "portal" and deny access to everything for everyone in portal.
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EU tariffs on agricultural products average 18% – over four times more than charges on other goods. All EU tariffs greater than 100% relate to agricultural products, with isoglucose hit hardest by a staggering 604% duty.
Tariffs distort markets
The main problem is that tariffs distort the market signals that could guide an efficient allocation of the economy's resources. Without tariffs, the EU would produce fewer agricultural goods and more manufactured goods and services. It would thus profit more from the international specialization of production by focusing on those high-value-added segments where it enjoys a comparative advantage.
In addition, the difference in tariffs across agricultural products distorts farm production. European farmers grow those products that are heavily protected and not those in which they are internationally competitive. This table shows the dispersion of (WTO-bound) agricultural tariffs in the EU. While 1569 products receive less than 20% protection, 149 receive more than 75%.
Tariffs harm (poor) consumers
EU agricultural policies have increased agricultural prices by 12% in 2008, transferring € 36 billion from consumers to producers. This is particularly damaging to low-income households that spend a relatively high proportion of their income on food. According to Eurostat, food, beverages and tobacco constitute 25% of the expenditures of the quintile (20%) of EU households with the lowest income, whereas this share is at only 15% for the quintile with the highest incomes. Therefore, poor consumers foot a disproportional share of the bill.
Tariffs hurt (poor) farmers abroad
The tariffs levied around the globe lower worldwide demand for imports and thus world market prices of agricultural products. On one hand, this is desirable because most of the poorest households in developing countries consume more food than they produce. On the other, it harms poor farmers and also hired workers. Since farming needs much unqualified labor, lesser agricultural production deteriorates wages for unskilled workers in the entire economy. In the balance, EU agricultural tariffs probably exacerbate global poverty.
Tariffs undermine world market stability
Agricultural markets are inherently volatile. Isolating the European market from external shocks may look like a good idea. But domestic prices tend to be even more volatile than those on world markets which pool risks – a good harvest in Kazakhstan or the US can balance a bad season in Europe. By weakening the price transmission from the relatively stable world market, tariffs may actually increase price volatility in the EU. In any case, EU agricultural tariffs are irresponsible towards the rest of the world. They are often levied as fixed amount per kilo, which means that they become more restrictive when prices fall and less so during high-price periods. As a result, global demand shrinks in periods of abundant supply, and vice versa. World markets therefore become less efficient buffers against domestic price shocks and stronger sources of disturbance. This primarily harms the poor in developing countries.
EU tariffs impede trade liberalization throughout the world
Resistance by the EU to cut its agricultural tariffs has repeatedly blocked progress in the WTO's Doha negotiations. In addition, developing countries point to EU protectionism in agriculture to justify their barriers against imports of manufactured goods and services. Removal of EU agricultural tariffs would thus be an important contribution to a more liberal world trading system, delivering great benefits not only to the EU but also in the fight against global poverty.


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Hard-hitting Josh Papalii has been promoted from the bench in the only change to Australia's starting team for the must-win Four Nations rugby league Test against Samoa.
Papalii moves from the bench to replace the injured Beau Scott and he will start at prop with Sam Thaiday switching to the second row for Sunday's clash at Wollongong's WIN Stadium.
With a 1-1 record following the heart-stopping 16-12 win over England last Sunday, Kangaroos coach Tim Sheens had no room to rest or experiment with players in the final round-robin match.
All four teams remain in contention for the final and Samoa loom as tough opposition after pushing both England and New Zealand to the limit before succumbing.
Sheens again named an extended bench of seven players, keeping his options open.
Australia: Greg Inglis, Josh Mansour, Michael Jennings, Dylan Walker, Sione Mata'utia, Daly Cherry-Evans, Cooper Cronk, Aaron Woods, Cameron Smith (capt), Josh Papalii, Sam Thaiday, Greg Bird, Corey Parker. Interchange: Boyd Cordner, Robbie Farah, Aidan Guerra, Ryan Hoffman, Ben Hunt, David Klemmer, Matt Moylan.


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THINK TWICEThe Official Blog of Dr. Jeremy Levitt
African-Americans should give Donald Trump a chance
ORLANDO SENTINEL – November 16, 2016
African-Americans should give Donald Trump a chance
I'm an ardent critic of Donald J. Trump, but I realize that he will be the 45th president of the United States. He won; get over it. If you don't like him, do something about it: Join the anti-Trump protests around the country, help establish a "third way," or move to Canada. I've lived in Canada, and if "Jacques Frost" doesn't pinch you, Canada's ridiculously high income and sales taxes — together with a cruel currency-exchange rate and nice-nasty culture — may have you running south for the wall-free border.
Take a deep breath. I encourage every African-American to register as an Independent or join the Republican Party for the next four years. What do we have to lose? Our dignity? The Democrats arguably stripped that away some time ago. What has the Democratic National Committee done to earn our blind undivided loyalty? For decades, Democrats have governed nearly every inner-city community in the country. What do we have to show for it but empty hope, joblessness, poverty, decaying schools, poor infrastructure, environmental degradation and high crime? You can't even buy a fresh tomato in the hood!
African-Americans must demand a measurable return for our loyalty. We are the most powerful minority-voting bloc. We need to become strategic opportunists. The Democratic Party must be taught to earn our votes, and the Republican Party required to deliver on President-elect Trump's "inner-city" and inclusiveness plan — among others. Trump should appoint an "Urban Renewal and Development" czar with a dedicated staff to lead an interdepartmental task force of senior officials from across federal agencies, including the departments of Health and Human Services, Education, Housing and Urban development, Labor, Energy, Justice, Homeland Security, Transportation and Commerce. The primary purpose of the task force should be to formulate and implement urban-renewal and development pilot programs in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Philadelphia. The program should aim to substantially increase vocational and technical educational opportunities, jobs training, jobs, affordable health care, small businesses, infrastructure development, Christian-based charter schools, and safety and security through community policing.
The president-elect extended an olive branch to all Americans, especially African-Americans. In his Nov. 8 victory speech, he asked his detractors for guidance and help to unify our great country. Trump pledged to represent all Americans, even those who decry him. In an apparent signal to African-Americans and other minorities, Trump promised to represent the downtrodden and help them maximize their full potential. He claimed that the "forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer." He firmly stated that one of his top priorities was to "fix" and rebuild our inner cities. Time is ultimately the best teller of stories, but I don't remember a time when any other leader — Democrat nor Republican — made a similar promise. Democrats have governed America's predominantly black urban centers for the past 60 years. Have things improved? Are the lives and well-being of urban blacks improving?
The Bible states, "There is no authority except from God, and the authorities that exist are appointed by God" (Romans 13:1). Many believe that President Barack Obama's two election victories were God-ordained and that President-elect Trump's victory a work of Satan. Unless one argues that Trump's improbable ascendancy is akin to the rise of the "man of sin," a skillful deceiver empowered by Satan to pretend to be God in the last days (2 Thessalonians 2:1-12), maybe he deserves a chance.
I am not suggesting that we overlook the deplorable things that Trump has said about Latinos, blacks, women, prisoners of war, and disabled Americans. Don't ignore his apparent embrace of civic and white nationalists. Don't discount the chilling accusation that he may be Russia's "Manchurian Candidate."
However, I am suggesting that we must be the change that we desire, which is not possible unless we rise from our couches of indignation, run from Clintonian plantations and break our addiction from the Democratic Party's crack pipe. For once let's try single-malt scotch atop the elephant over crack on a jackass.
African-Americans and others should answer President-elect Trump's call to action, and if he does not respond or deliver on his promises, bloc vote and run the Republicans out of power in 2020. Until then, we should register as Independents or Republicans, accept his olive branch and apply for non-career presidential appointments in the Trump administration. Let's immediately start writing letters to Trump and our congressional representatives, demanding action on his African-American pledges.
Jeremy I. Levitt, J.D., Ph.D. is the distinguished professor of international law at Florida A&M University. @drjeremylevitt Learn more about Dr. Levitt at drjeremylevitt.com.
If Colin Kaepernick had given black-power salute, would his critics be happier?
This article originally appeared at The Orlando Sentinel
I prefer standing and placing my right hand on my heart during the national anthem, but I support Colin Kaepernick's decision not to do so.
To argue otherwise would be to deny one of our most sacred democratic and constitutional principles: freedom of expression. It is a fundamental right.
Kaepernick, the 28-year-old San Francisco 49ers quarterback, is highly intelligent. He also is courageous, deeply patriotic and charitable. Kaepernick regularly engages in significant work for disadvantaged kids. He is passionate about helping medically challenged children with heart disease. How charitable are his critics?
Kaepernick has drawn national attention because he decided not to stand during the national anthem before football games. Is he breaking any rules? The National Football League does not require players to stand during the national anthem; nor can it, and nothing in his contract with the 49ers can compel him to do so.
So what's the hullabaloo about? Standing for the anthem is a sociocultural norm like racism that Americans can freely choose to associate or not. So why is Kaepernick being treated like a rebellious slave in need of plantation-style discipline?
At nearly every sporting event, there are a wide range of behaviors on display during the national anthem. Fans sit, talk, eat, belch, spit, wear hats, and place their hands in their pockets during the anthem. Kaepernick's "rebellion," as such, is good for America. It forces us to discuss uncomfortable American-made problems such as racism, bigotry and xenophobia. Those evils come wrapped in a malaise of inequality, injustice and apathetic denial.
Kaepernick is not anti-American. He is a patriotic anti-inequality, anti-racist and anti-injustice human-rights activist. Unlike many Americans, he actually believes in William Tyler Page's "The American's Creed," which was adopted by the U.S. House of Representatives on April 13, 1918.
The American's Creed embraces a "government of the people, by the people, for the people" as consented to by the people and based on "freedom, equality, justice, and humanity." While many Americans lack empathy toward the poor, downtrodden and disenfranchised, Kaepernick feels deeply compelled to advocate for them. What if more NFL players shared his moral fabric?
In the wake of the tragic Dallas massacre, whose response to police brutality and structural racism would you want disgruntled African-American men and youth to follow: Kaepernick's or Micah Xavier's, the gunman?
Kaepernick was born to a 19-year-old unwed white woman and a seemingly uninterested African-American father. When he was five weeks old, he was adopted by two loving parents, Rick and Theresa Kaepernick, who happened to be white,
I wonder whether Kaepernick's mulatto heritage, wealth, good looks, status and intimate understanding of white culture are what really bother the self-professed protectors of "The Star-Spangled Banner"?
I wonder whether Kaepernick's close proximity to whiteness makes some feel betrayed by his ardent pro-black stance for nonviolence, freedom, equality, justice and humanity?
I wonder if he were two shades darker and raised by a single black mother, what might his critics say? The intoxicatingly toxic debates about President Barack Obama's racial heritage and patriotism echo here.
Kaepernick continues the black sports tradition of nonviolent human-rights activism, which represents the sentiments of millions of Americans.
The hateful reactions to his peaceful civil disobedience are the best evidence that we must continue the long walk to freedom. Need I remind you that former NBA sensation Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf was suspended in 1996 for refusing to stand during "The Star-Spangled Banner"? Or what about the expulsions of Tommie Smith and John Carlos after giving the black power salute while receiving medals in the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City?
I wonder: Would Kaepernick's critics be happier if he stood quietly and gave the black-power salute, as Smith and Carlos did, during the national anthem?
History dictates that it is easier to vilify human-rights messengers than constructively engage their messages. No one has accused Kaepernick of making erroneous or false claims.
At its core, Kaepernick's message is one of racial unity, peace, justice and equality for all. If we demonize nonviolent and peaceful messengers because we disagree with them, what value does The American's Creed hold?
Jeremy I. Levitt is the distinguished professor of international law at Florida A&M University College of Law and author of "Black Women and International Law" (Cambridge University Press, 2015).


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