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NPR gave a platform to a Somali student who characterized mean tweets as a bigger threat than Islamic terrorism after the knife rampage at Ohio State University yesterday.
Somali "refugee" Abdul Razak Ali Artan rammed a vehicle into students before wildly slashing at them with a knife until he was shot dead by a brave police officer.
However, for Ohio State University senior Mohamed Farah, the most worrying thing was not the unhinged act of violence itself, but the potential for unpleasant comments to be directed towards the Somali community in its aftermath.
"When I first heard that he was Somali, I mean my stomach did fall," he told NPR. "Not just because of what happened today, but because of what will happen tomorrow."
The Somali refugee made clear that the most pressing issue was not Islamic terrorism, or the second attack in recent months to have been carried out by a Somali immigrant, but instead, "snide comments, peering eyes and a feeling of uneasiness."
"Those Somali men and women, the ones that wear a head scarf or the ones like myself with the name Mohamed, tomorrow will be a day of trepidation," he said, adding that mean tweets such as one that said knifeman Artan "bit the hand that fed him," were "the most painful" aspect of the entire incident.
"That one really, it shakes the core of you, you know," Farah said.
NPR giving a platform to a Somali student so he can play the victim card and waffle on about mean tweets and Islamophobia after a Somali terrorist has just slashed nine innocent people is bad enough.
But the article takes on a darker dimension when you realize that Artan himself complained about Islamophobia and alleged mistreatment of Muslims before he went on his ISIS-inspired knife rampage.
The best response to this narrative undoubtedly comes from cartoonist Bosch Fawstin, the winner of the "draw Muhammad" cartoon contest in Garland, Texas that was attacked by Islamic terrorists.
Muslims: the reason you're Not getting the "backlash" you keep preemptively bitching about after Islamic attacks is b/c we're not like you.
— Bosch Fawstin (@BoschFawstin) November 29, 2016
"Muslims: the reason you're Not getting the "backlash" you keep preemptively bitching about after Islamic attacks is b/c we're not like you," he tweeted.
But this article wouldn't be complete without showcasing two of the dumbest tweets you're ever likely to read.
One woman reacted to the attack by blaming Trump and white people for bullying the poor terrorist. Yes, really.
As soon as I found out the attacker was a Muslim Somali immigrant, I knew white people & Trump were to blame. pic.twitter.com/yLWj866nyD
— Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) November 29, 2016
Meanwhile, Tariq Nasheed, an "anti-racism strategist," complained about the fact that the "white" police officer who shot the terrorist dead was being treated as a hero.
So white officer Alan Horujko who shot and killed the Black Somali stabbing suspect in Ohio is being paraded as a hero. Thats interesting
— Tariq Nasheed (@tariqnasheed) November 28, 2016
Only leftists could be stupid enough to take a terrorist attack carried out by a black Somali immigrant and blame it on racist white Americans.
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LaRue County beat Lone Oak 64-52 Wednesday to claim the championship of the KME Classic. The title comes two years after LaRue's boys won the first KME Classic.
The Lady Hawks finished 4-0 in the tournament and have a 10-2 record on the season.
Lone Oak (8-3) turned around and beat Allen County-Scottsville 54-53 to claim second place.
In the final girls game of the night, Caldwell County got 22 points from Casey Stone and 14 more from Jessy Stone to beat Trigg County 77-48. Caldwell jumped out to a 22-13 lead after one quarter and pushed it to 37-21 at halftime.
Ashley Matlock led Trigg County with 16 points and seven rebounds, while Le'Onzerrae Grubbs added 14 points and four assists. Brooke Kearney hit two 3-pointers and finished with six points.
The Lady Wildcats played without point guard Alyssa Maxey who was at a Garth Brooks concert, according to her Facebook page.
Caldwell County improves to 2-8 with the win, losing three games in the KME Classic by a total of just 17 points.
Trigg County falls to 2-7 on the season with their sixth straight loss. The Lady Wildcats will play in the McLean County Lady Cougar After Christmas Tournament next week. Trigg will play Caverna (2-5) Dec. 27 at 4pm. Other teams in the tournament are the host team McLean County (4-4) along with Carlisle County (2-4), Todd County Central (4-2), Reidland (2-6), Estill County (4-4), and Lone Oak (8-3).

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This is in releation to a recent Rockford Register Star article.
Looks to me like "ComEd has agreed to spend up to $33 million on the new building." Well-Intentioned folks spending ComEd's money on anything and everything they dream up. (FYI, ComEd money = consumers as in yours and my money).
"Anyone interested in being a library champion… the only requirements, Stainbrook said, is that they are familiar with the library and its services and are regular users."
Should not voters and taxpayers expect the library board to seek out the best possible professional advice as to how to gain the most/best advantages out of Rockford's unique one-time opportunity to rebuild a public library (on someone else's dime, as in ComEd and the consumers who pay their electric bills)?
Remember, Rockford taxpayers, whatever these well-intentioned "library champions" conjure up, taxpayers will be on the hook for funding in their annual, soon-to-be $9 million operational budget.
When will duly elected government officials demant the best decision making rather than encouraging well-intentioned amateur volunteers to get in over their heads trying to do too much (AKA dreaming up how to spend $33 million)?
I'm really just stating the obvious (not dogging) library champions, but are such people the best qualified (maybe not even minimally qualified) to be in charge of "visioning sessions."
My major worry is that "visioning sessions" may end up too-focused upon duplicating 20th century printed books libraries rather than thinking out of the box pursuing the best possible 21st century library.
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Today we released a new data tool that finds that what a two-parent household with two children in Texas must earn to cover basic expenses like affordable housing, food, child care, and health care ranges from $35,320 a
By Jeanie Donovan Two reports released today by the Food Research and Action Center (FRAC) show that Texas schools continue to serve a relatively high percentage of eligible students with the federal School Breakfast Program (SBP). Compared with all 50
By Jeanie Donovan More than 3.5 million Texans, including nearly 2 million children, rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) to ensure that they don't go to bed hungry at night. Although the program has long been a reliable and
Last school year Texas' school cafeterias served an astonishing 300 million breakfasts. But remarkably, that only covered 60 percent of the students who received free or reduced price lunches during the same year. This means that nearly one million of
The fiscal cliff left policy junkies across the country on the edge of their chairs though the New Year. Yet while we wonks all speculated about the destiny of the Bush Tax Cuts and the ominous sequestration, parents feared the milk
This weekend, we contributed a piece to the Austin American-Statesman's legislative series. You can read the full oped below, which originally ran in the Statesman on Sunday, Dec. 9: Sarah Campsey's children are her world. She'd sacrifice anything to give
By Jeanie Donovan The 2008 Farm Bill expired on September 30, 2012, after the House and the Senate were unable to reach agreement on new legislation. Since then, Congress' focus has largely shifted away from the Farm Bill to the pending
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Hugh Bradner, 92, a physicist and oceanographer who was widely credited with inventing the protective wet suit worn by divers and surfers, died of pneumonia May 5 at his home in San Diego. Bradner contributed to the development of nuclear weapons and was part of a small group of scientists selected by J. Robert Oppenheimer to set up the Los Alamos atom bomb laboratory in New Mexico.
John Phillip Law, 70, the strikingly handsome 1960s movie actor who played an angel in the futuristic "Barbarella" and a lovesick Russian seaman in "The Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming," died Tuesday at his Los Angeles home, said his daughter Dawn Law. The cause of death was not given.
Zelia Gattai, 91, the celebrated author of the Brazilian bestseller "Anarchists, Thank God!" and widow of famed Brazilian novelist Jorge Amado, died Saturday. Gattai was hospitalized for weeks in Salvador, the northeastern Brazilian city immortalized in Amado's novels.
Jeff Torrington, 72, a Scottish writer who labored 30 years on an award-winning first novel based on his own hard life, died May 11. He died at Dykebar Hospital in Paisley, Scotland, his family said. The cause of death was not announced, but he had suffered from Parkinson's disease. Torrington's novel "Swing Hammer Swing!" won two Whitbread Awards in 1992, for best first novel and book of the year.


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Sounds like a line from the 'Sound of Music' Laurra but a great shot. Have a lovely weekend.
Oh, the fall colors are started up at MSH! I must go there....
This is a lovely setting, as you included the fallen huge log, and then golden grasses and a misty haze far away.Beautiful.
So pretty Laura! I love been on the hills and the mountains!
The photograph looks like a landscape painting.
Great take with fallen tree and the scenery wow! So you have Fall. We are starting.
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Epididymitis must also be considered in boys presenting with acute scrotal pain. However, it is usually of a more insidious onset and may be accompanied with urinary symptoms and progressive scrotal swelling. Physical examination demonstrates a swollen ery-thematous hemiscrotum associated with epididymal engorgement and tenderness (Fig. 8.44). In contrast to torsion, the cremasteric reflex is usually intact and elevation of the testis improves pain (Prehn's sign) (Ka-dish and Bolte 1998). Doppler US should be performed; it typically reveals an enlarged hyperemic epididymis, a thickened scrotal wall and normal or increased blood flow to the testis (Munden and Trautwein 2000). Although a bacterial etiology must be considered, the majority of episodes of epididymitis in prepubertal children is secondary to a postinfectious viral etiology (Somekh et al. 2004). Symptoms usually resolve within
Fig. 8.44. Left epididimo-orchitis in a 5-year-old boy. The left hemiscrotum is red, indurated, and edematous; the underlying left epididymis and testis were diffusely tender
Fig. 8.43. Intraoperative photograph demonstrating testicular and epididymal ischemia secondary to spermatic cord torsion
Fig. 8.44. Left epididimo-orchitis in a 5-year-old boy. The left hemiscrotum is red, indurated, and edematous; the underlying left epididymis and testis were diffusely tender
1-3 days following a course of reassurance, scrotal elevation, and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatories. There is usually no role for antibiotics; however, if the urine is positive for bacteruria, an appropriate course of antimicrobial therapy is obviously warranted. The most common underlying bacterium in prepubertal children is Escherichia coli; however, Chlamydia trachomatis must also be considered in sexually active postpu-bertal boys.
In the past, any boy presenting with epididymitis underwent a complete evaluation of the upper urinary tract in order to rule out potentially contributing urinary tract pathology such as an ectopic ureter or PUV. However, as most cases of epididymitis are postinfec-tious and nonbacterial in origin, renal US has been shown to be unnecessary in the majority. In general, only boys under the age of 4, those with documented bacterial infection, evidence of sepsis, and those with urinary tract symptoms are more likely to harbor some underlying urogenital anomaly, and would thus benefit from antibiotic therapy and radiologic evaluation.
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Hello and welcome to our blog, Life with the Larins! We are currently a family of three from Manila, PH– I'm Elaine, and I'm married to JC who is the absolute love of my life! Our first baby Jacob was born last June 19 (2017), and we're having a blast as newbie parents!
I started this blog as a way to celebrate our new life as a family. We're recently married and since we're also expecting, our lives have just been filled with wonderful, poignant memories that I simply could not miss documenting. I thought having our little space online would help me keep a diary of our daily lives, and also allow me to connect with other people who might relate to some of our experiences. It's also a great way for our families and friends to stay updated on what's happening in our life.
I will write mostly about the fun, romantic bits of our marriage with some sprinkling of the serious stuff, (right now) the challenges and little victories I encounter during pregnancy, the incredible joys of parenting and motherhood, and simple things I love like beauty, fashion, food, and ways to save money! I will also write about my Catholic faith, mental health, and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) which I've been struggling with for six years.
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I'm 31 and currently enjoying my full time job growing a baby inside me (despite it being very difficult!). I am a Clinical Psychology grad student on residency (or Leave of Absence, so I can rest due to ME/CFS and also the pregnancy), with a background in Marketing and Communications. I love spending time with family and just relaxing at home or having intimate dinners with friends and eating out, watching movies and strolling around in malls and parks. I couldn't wait to have a glass of wine and be able to eat sushi again after I give birth!
My husband JC is an IT consultant and a compliance officer for a local BPO. When we weren't married yet he used to spend a lot of his time volunteering for rescue work because our country gets hit by a lot of natural calamities. He's a humanitarian at heart and loves helping people. He also loves the beach and the outdoors, and is a simple, easy-to-please husband.
Our baby Jacob who is currently 36 + 6 weeks (as of the 2nd of June) has already been displaying signs of boisterousness inside my belly, but more than anything I'm proud of my little guy for helping "push my placenta up". I used to be a candidate for C-section due to a low-lying placenta, but now it looks like I can deliver him normally. I am very, very excited to hold him!


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ABDILLAH, Titis Bonang and SABENI, Arifin (2013) FAKTOR-FAKTOR YANG MEMPENGARUHI PERGANTIAN KAP (Studi Empiris pada Perusahaan Manufaktur yang Terdaftar di BEI 2009-2012). Undergraduate thesis, Fakultas Ekonomika dan Bisnis.
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Marco Antonio Rubio (born May 28, 1971) is the junior United States Senator from Florida, serving since January 2011. A member of the Republican Party, he previously served as Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives (2007–2009).
A Cuban American native of Miami, Florida, Rubio is a graduate of the University of Florida and the University of Miami Law School. In the late 1990s, he served as a City Commissioner for West Miami and was elected to the Florida House of Representatives in 2000, representing the 111th House district. He was elected Speaker in November 2006.
Rubio announced a run for U.S. Senate in May 2009 after incumbent Republican Mel Martinez resigned. Initially trailing by double-digits against the incumbent Republican Governor Charlie Crist, Rubio eventually surpassed him in polling for the Republican nomination. Rubio won the Republican nomination after Crist opted instead to run with no party affiliation. In a three-way split against Crist and Democratic candidate Kendrick Meek, Rubio won the general election in November 2010 with 48.9 percent of the vote. He is one of three Latinos in the Senate.
In June 2012 it was reported that the Republican Presidential candidate of that year, Mitt Romney, was vetting Rubio as a possible running mate, but Romney ultimately selected Paul Ryan.Contents
Rubio was born in Miami, Florida, the second son and third child of Mario Rubio and Oria Garcia. His parents were Cubans who had immigrated to the United States in 1956 and were naturalized as U.S. citizens in 1975. Rubio''s maternal grandfather, Pedro Victor Garcia, also immigrated legally to the U.S. in 1956, but returned to Cuba to find work in 1959. When he returned to the U.S. in 1962 without a visa, U.S. embassies in Cuba being closed, an immigration judge ordered him deported. U.S. immigration authorities ultimately used their discretion to allow him to remain in the U.S. without a visa. The Associated Press concludes that Garcia may have been undocumented for four years until 1966.
In October 2011, the St. Petersburg Times and The Washington Post reported that Rubio''s previous statements that his parents were forced to leave Cuba in 1959, after Fidel Castro came to power, were incorrect as they had in fact left Cuba in 1956 during the dictatorship of Fulgencio Batista. According to The Washington Post, Rubio''s "embellishments" resonate with many voters in Florida, who would not be as impressed by his family being economic migrants seeking a better life in the U.S. instead of political refugees from a communist regime. Rubio responded: "The real essence of my family''s story is not about the date my parents first entered the United States. Or whether they traveled back and forth between the two nations. Or even the date they left Fidel Castro''s Cuba forever and permanently settled here. The essence of my family story is why they came to America in the first place; and why they had to stay."
Rubio''s family was Roman Catholic, though from age 8 to age 11, he and his family attended The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints while they lived in Las Vegas. He received his first communion as a Catholic in 1984, before moving back to Miami with his family a year later. He was confirmed and married in the Catholic Church.
Rubio attended South Miami Senior High School and graduated in 1989. He then attended Tarkio College for one year on a football scholarship from 1989 to 1990, before enrolling at Santa Fe Community College (now Santa Fe College). He earned his Bachelor of Science degree in political science from the University of Florida in 1993, and his J.D. degree cum laude from the University of Miami School of Law in 1996. Rubio stated that his education resulted in $100,000 of student loans, which he paid off in 2012.
While studying law, he interned for U.S. Representative Ileana Ros-Lehtinen. He served as City Commissioner for West Miami.Florida House of Representatives ElectionsWith Speaker Rubio (right), at his side, Speaker pro tempore Dennis K. Baxley, compliments House staff for their years of service April 4, 2007, in Tallahassee, Florida.
Rubio was elected at the age of 28 to the Florida House of Representatives, representing Miami in Florida''s 111th House District. A special election was called to fill Representative Carlos Valdes'' seat as he ran for an open Florida State Senate seat. Rubio placed second in the Republican primary on December 14, 1999, but won the run-off election by 64 votes. He defeated Democrat Anastasia Garcia with 72% of the vote in a January 25, 2000 special election. In November 2000, he won re-election unopposed. In 2002, he won re-election to a second full term unopposed. In 2004, he won re-election to a third full term with 66% of the vote. In 2006, he won re-election to a fourth full term unopposed.Tenure
He is the author of the book 100 Innovative Ideas for Florida''s Future, which includes information that Rubio compiled while traveling around the state and talking with citizens. This was done through what Rubio calls "Idearaisers". Many of the issues that he pushed for in his first year as speaker came from ideas in this book. In 2007, Marco Rubio championed a major overhaul of the Florida tax system, arguing it would reduce property taxes and decrease the size of government.
During his tenure serving as Speaker of the Florida House, Rubio shared his residence with another Florida State Representative, David Rivera. The two men co-owned a home together in Tallahassee, which later fell into foreclosure after deferring months of mortgage payments. This issue surfaced in June 2010, during Rubio''s run for the US Senate but was considered resolved according to Rubio''s spokesman.
In December 2002, Rubio was appointed House Majority Leader by Speaker Johnnie Byrd. In November 2003, Rubio clinched the Speakership after State Representatives Dennis Baxley, Jeff Kottkamp, and Dennis A. Ross dropped out. He became the first Cuban American to become Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives.
In 2010 Rubio was questioned after charges made to his Republican Party American Express card during his two years as House speaker for nearly $110,000 were leaked. The records listed several personal items including grocery bills, wine and plane tickets for his wife. Rubio justified the charges as legitimate Republican Party expenses and said he personally paid American Express $16,052.50 for nonparty expenses.U.S. Senate 2010 election Main article: United States Senate election in Florida, 2010
On May 5, 2009, Rubio announced on his website that he planned to run for the United States Senate seat being vacated by Mel Martinez, who had resigned and been replaced by George LeMieux. Prior to the announcement, he had been meeting with fundraisers and supporters throughout the state. Initially trailing by double-digits against the incumbent Governor of his own party, Charlie Crist, Rubio eventually surpassed Crist in polling for the Republican nomination.
On April 28, 2010, Crist announced he would be running without a party affiliation, effectively ceding the Republican nomination to Rubio. Several of Crist''s top fundraisers, as well as Republican leadership, refused to support Crist after Rubio won the Republican nomination for the Senate.
On November 2, 2010, Marco Rubio won the general election with 49 percent of the vote to Crist''s 30% and Democrat Kendrick Meek''s 20%. Following his victory in the elections, Rubio soon became the subject of speculation as a potential Republican candidate for the 2012 presidential election. Rubio stated shortly after taking office that he had no interest in running for president or vice president in 2012.
Upon taking office, Rubio hired Cesar Conda, former lobbyist and domestic policy chief adviser to Vice President Dick Cheney, as his chief of staff.Tenure
Rubio voted against the Budget Control Act of 2011, which included mandatory budget cuts from "sequestration", and said later that defense spending should never have been linked to taxes and the deficit. "You''re constantly being given false choices," Rubio said in August 2012. "''If you want to save national security, you have to agree to raise taxes that will hurt our economy.'' Well, that''s a false choice and quite frankly it''s a destructive one."
In October 2011, Rubio co-sponsored the Reducing the Size of Federal Government Through Attrition Act. The bill, which has not been voted on in the Senate, would reduce federal employment by 10% by 2015.
In November 2011, Rubio and Senator Chris Coons (D-Del) co-sponsored the American Growth, Recovery, Empowerment and Entrepreneurship Act (AGREE Act). The bill would extend many tax credits and exemptions for businesses investing in research and development, equipment, and other capital. It would also provide a tax credit for veterans who start a business franchise, allow an increase in immigration for certain types of work visas, and strengthen copyright protections.
In 2012 Rubio introduced a bill, co-sponsored by Joe Manchin, to allow employers to be exempted from newly mandated coverage for contraception based on religious or moral grounds, but it was not adopted in the Senate.
Rubio voted against the 2012 Fiscal Cliff Resolutions. Although he has received some criticism for this position, he responded: "Thousands of small businesses, not just the wealthy, will now be forced to decide how they''ll pay this new tax, and, chances are, they''ll do it by firing employees, cutting back their hours and benefits, or postponing the new hire they were looking to make. And to make matters worse, it does nothing to bring our dangerous debt under control."
In 2013, Rubio served on the bipartisan group of Senators that crafted comprehensive immigration reform legislation.
In January 2013, Senator Rubio proposed a plan providing a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently living in the United States. Rubio's multistep plan includes fines, back taxes, background checks, and a lengthy probationary period. His proposal contrasts with the Republican party's long-held view that offering citizenship to undocumented immigrants is virtually the same as amnesty.
Rubio was chosen to deliver the Republican response to President Obama's 2013 State of the Union Address. It would mark the first time the response was delivered in English and Spanish. Economist Paul Krugman and blogger Mike Konczal criticized Rubio for blaming government actions as the main cause of the 2008 housing crisis. Rubio''s attempt to draw a strong line against the looming defense sequestration was undercut by fellow Republican senator Rand Paul''s additional response to Obama''s speech that called for the sequester to be carried out.
On April 17, 2013, Rubio voted against an expansion of background checks for gun purchases.
In July 2013, Rubio and Senator Ben Cardin (D-MD) introduced the Foreign Aid Transparency and Accountability Act of 2013. The bill would require federal agencies to monitor and regularly report on the performance of foreign assistance programs based on specified goals and metrics. The reports would be published publicly. According to Rubio: "America's foreign assistance programs need greater transparency to ensure that they are advancing our values and interests overseas."
Rubio has also taught a political science course at Florida International University during his U.S. Senate career.Committee assignments
Rubio holds conservative views on fiscal and social issues, and has been called the "crown prince" of the Tea Party movement. His Senate votes in 2011 and 2012 earned him 100.00 ratings from the American Conservative Union. He supports an initiative to limit federal spending growth to the per capita inflation rate. He opposed Obama''s stimulus package of 2009. He supports initiatives to balance the federal budget, including a balanced budget amendment. Rubio supports Social Security changes to prevent projected future deficits in the program. He believes the program should have a higher age for the start of benefits for workers who are more than 10 years away from retirement to account for Americans living longer. He has stated his support of federal R&D funding and space exploration funding to promote technological innovation, which he sees as critical to the development to the economy. He supports extending the Bush tax cuts and believes no taxes should be increased during a recession. He also opposes the capital gains tax, stating that it is double taxation, as well as the estate tax. Rubio supports a flat rate federal tax. Based on his voting record in the 1st Session of the 112th Congress, Rubio was given a rating of 91% (A) by the National Taxpayers Union.
Rubio joined 22 other GOP senators in voting against reauthorizing the Violence Against Women Act, stating that he largely supported it but objected to certain new provisions in the bill. Rubio identifies as pro-life. He strongly opposes Roe v. Wade, and has stated that the "right to life is a fundamental one that trumps virtually any other right I can imagine". On March 14, 2013, Rubio reiterated his opposition to same-sex marriage at the Conservative Political Action Conference, stating that he is in favor of states having the right to define marriage in the "traditional way". Rubio opposed the nomination of Sonia Sotomayor to the Supreme Court based on "her case history and testimony regarding the Second Amendment at the state level, eminent domain takings and the so-called constitutional right to privacy that resulted in the Roe v. Wade decision".
He has stated that radical Islamist terrorists pose the greatest threat to the United States and that these radicals intend to impose their beliefs on the world. He voted "yes" on extending the roving wiretaps provision of the Patriot Act, which governs surveillance of suspected terrorists. As of 2010, he was rated B+ by the National Rifle Association (NRA) for his stance on gun control. Rubio has supported Obama''s initial response to the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant''s invasion of Iraq. He has also called for arms to support moderate elements in the Syrian opposition and a bombing campaign to stop ISIL''s advance, but voted against an authorization to use force in Syria.
In 2012 he urged his party to compromise on the DREAM Act to keep from alienating Hispanic voters from the Republican party.
Rubio has said that there is no "responsible way to recreationally use marijuana", and has not responded to questions regarding whether he has personally used marijuana.
In 2014, Rubio proposed legislation to replace the earned income tax credit with a federal wage enhancement for qualifying low-wage jobs. The proposal would apply to singles as well as married couples and families with children. It would also arrive in sync with a monthly paycheck rather than a year-end lump-sum credit. Rubio asserted that this was a "better way to support low-income workers than simply raising the minimum wage."Climate change
Rubio has stated that he does not believe that human activity is causing climate change, and argues that proposals to address climate change would not work but would instead "destroy" the economy. The independent fact-checking website PolitiFact found that Rubio had consistently questioned the scientific understanding of climate change: "Rubio consistently either avoids the link between human activity and climate change, or outright denies it."
Rubio has been labelled a climate change denier by Democrats which he rejects, claiming the "hypocrisy" of liberal critics when they decline to accept the "settled science" that "human life begins at conception."Speculation on a possible run for higher office
In April 2014, the departure of Cesar Conda, Rubio's chief of staff since 2011, was seen as a sign of Rubio's plans to run for President in 2016. Conda will lead Rubio''s Reclaim America PAC as a senior adviser, and will remain as a part-time advisor to Rubio.
Groups supporting Rubio raised over $530,000 in the first three months of 2014, most of which spent on consultants and data analytics, in what was seen as preparations for a presidential campaign.
A poll from the WMUR/University tracking New Hampshire Republican primary voters'' sentiment, shows that Rubio was at the top of the poll alongside Rand Paul in 2013, and as of April 18, 2014 he had dropped to 10th place behind other Republican contenders. The poll also suggests that Rubio is not disliked by the primary voters, which could be positive for him if other candidates choose not to run.Personal life
Rubio married Jeanette Dousdebes, a former bank teller and Miami Dolphins cheerleader, in 1998. She is of Colombian descent, together they have four children. Rubio and his family live in West Miami, Florida. Rubio attends Christ Fellowship, a Southern Baptist Church in West Kendall, Florida, as well as Catholic services. After leaving the Florida House of Representatives due to term limits in January 2009, Rubio started his own law firm. In February, he declared himself a candidate for U.S. Senate in the 2010 election cycle. In an interview in 2012, Rubio said: "I''m a Roman Catholic. I''m theologically in line with the Roman Catholic Church. I believe in the authority of the church, but I also have tremendous respect for my brothers and sisters in other Christian faiths. I recognize, as the Catholic Church does, that there are excellent teachings of the Word throughout other denominations. The elements of salvation are found in these churches as well."Electoral history
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Hey everyone, welcome back to my blog. For today's blog post I wanted to share how I do my brows. My regular routine I've been sticking to for like forever. Now I just want to share my routine what works for me. I just wanted to share tips because this might just work for someone else or at least give them a idea on how to do their brows. Now to be completely honest with you all I never knew how to do brows, I sucked. I now know but am no make up artist, like I said I know what works for me. Now for my hack am just going to explain my routine and steps.
Some of you might know or not, but I am combination skin type. So this means am oily in my t zone. This causes my forehead area to get oily throughout the day. And this would always cause my brows and makeup in general to slide right off. Honestly this was so annoying to me, but I realized I just needed the right brow products and primer for my skin concerns. It's all about laying down a great base for longer wear.
So you have your base, and all you need are the right products. My hack for holding down my brows and to help grip my brows is my primer. The Becca matte pore less primer. I have been using this product for awhile now and I love it. The consistency is matte and a glue like texture so it for sure does what it says. Applying this I found helps matte any oils I have around my brows and also helps keep my brows in place when I add product.
Next, the brow pencil I use to do my brows is the Benefit brow pencil. I love their product I have never had any problems and also I find it so much easy using this pencil. The product I use to use to do my brows was Anastasia. I have used the pomade and pencil and it just wasn't for me.
After applying the matte base, my brows are so much easier to apply product to. I brush through my brows and apply! I just want to make a disclaimer that when apply a lot of this product it can leave white streaks. So a little goes a long way! After I am done all that I finish off with the benefit brow gel. That is another product I am loving.
This is my usual brow routine whenever I do my brows. I would say throughout the day my brows stay in place much better then me just applying the pencil right away without a base. I hope you all enjoyed reading today's post. Look out for me uploads during this week. Also what are some brow products you all enjoy? Or even live by? You absolutely won't switch from ? Please let me know in the comments! And please share, like and comment! You can even let me know any hacks you have in the comments. If you haven't read last post you can find that HERE.


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The Best Jobs to Work Anywhere in the World
Ah happy 2015 one and all! It's been a very busy year for us at MoveHub HQ but, dear reader, we've always got time for you. So we decided we'd set to work rebooting your career path and help find you a job that, not only will you love but, will take you all over the world.
Here's our definitive list of the best jobs to see the world with:
1. Teacher
It's a classic, but teaching is still one of the easiest jobs in which to find employment that'll also command a decent salary no matter where you are in the world. With the advent of the online TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) scoring a job as an English Language teacher has never been easier and some countries like Vietnam don't even require all English teachers to possess a qualification if English is the first language.
If you are already a trained teacher with an undergraduate degree and PGCE (or equivalent) then it is even easier, and in areas like the Middle East and certain European countries you will be able to command a far more generous salary than you would back in the UK, as well as flights back home and discounted or free accommodation.
Working with local children is also a great way to get to know the culture. Long teacher holidays also mean you will have plenty of time to fly back home should you want or explore your new country, but don't forget, if you are not teaching in a Christian country it is unlikely you will get time off for Christmas or Easter unless you are teaching in an international school.
2. Computer Programmer
We've said computer programmer, but really if you have any skill that relies only on a laptop and a power cable then you can work pretty much anywhere in the world (wifi dependent). Across SE Asia and parts of Europe, there are huge swathes of digital nomads who secure clients and then complete their projects working out of coffee shops and coworking spaces in countries which can offer a far better quality of life than the UK.
Tempted? See our article on the best places to work as a digital nomad.
3. Sports coach / instructor
If your dream is to be able to spend all day perfecting your hobby and getting paid for it then a job as an instructor or coach is for you, whether it be tennis, surfing or yoga.
Obviously, you will need to be able to display a decent level of proficiency and most likely the relevant qualifications which can be costly and time consuming for certain sports such as Scuba diving and windsurfing. But holiday resorts across the world are always looking for activity instructors and depending on location or employer you can command a decent salary as well as free accommodation and meals. The real money comes when you can set up your own school, but until then you can just spend your days getting paid to while away with your favourite hobby.
4. Bar staff
If you can pull a pint and change a barrel it's pretty likely you'll be able to get a job in most bars around the world for whatever the local minimum wage is. However, if you can flare you can earn serious money in swanky international cocktail bars or cruise ships.
Basic courses take less than a day to complete and you can always watch YouTube tutorials and perfect your skills from the comfort of your own home.
5. Finance worker
Once you're in the lucrative world of finance you can work in any financial centre in the world. International banks such as Credit Suisse and JP Morgan have international schemes where you can work in any of their floors should you wish. The easiest places to find work will be the top world's top commerce centres including New York, Shanghai, Singapore, Zurich and Hong Kong.
Getting a job in finance can be tricky, and you will probably need an undergraduate degree as well as a related postgraduate qualification, however the sector is recovering from the crash, and with determination and experience you should be able to find a post.
6. Aid worker
Getting a job in the humanitarian sector can also be tricky; it is a highly competitive field and often not very well paid.
However, if you can get a job with an NGO or charity you could see yourself in a role that comes with international travel as well as the perk of knowing you are helping others. Typically, you will need to have reasonable experience working or volunteering for a charity and some roles will require an undergraduate degree in a relevant topic to the charity's aims.
7. Roadie / techie
Already a dream job for music lovers, a roadie or techie role can also come with lots of touring that'll see you dotting around the world depending on the artist you are supporting.
However, despite the cool points, you can command if you are keen to really explore the world this might not be the role for you as you'll often only spend a night in each new location. You'll also require some pretty specific qualifications and/or a connection in the business, but if you're after a life on the road sampling international service station food, this could be the perfect job for you.
8. Nurse / Doctor
Whether you want to make a difference in a field hospital or work in some of the world's top hospitals having medical skills will enable you to work wherever you want across the globe. Not only will you be in high demand, but medical professionals are often well remunerated.
It goes without saying that you'll have to be qualified but not necessarily experienced and some countries like Australia and America give generous welcome packages to newly qualified nurses.


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We have stressed here the dangers of technology, but one must be vigilant: The devil can use anything to destroy a man - food, knowledge, false spirituality, and so on.
This is a point brought home forcefully by Rassophore-monk Vsevolod in his essay, 'Count the Number of the Beast: "666"':
Many people think that the seal of the Antichrist will be something like a stamp or brand, or an electronic chip implanted under the skin. The basis for such thinking lies in the fantastically rapid development of science and technology in this direction. Most likely, however, this scientific development is designed to distract mankind's attention from the real mark of Antichrist, which will have nothing to do with the advances of science, technology or medicine. At a time when people's suspicions and anxieties are fixed upon some innovation of progress-the implantation of computer chips in humans, for example-the real seal of Antichrist will be imprinted quietly, without any particular commotion.
Source: Orthodox
, Issue 153, Vol. XVII, No. 5, Jan. 1998, http://www.roca.org/OA/153/153f.htm, accessed 18 Dec. 2013. America
So continue to guard yourself and others against the evils of technology, but remain watchful also for attacks from other quarters.


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The world has changed. Gay life in America has changed. Since 1981, when the first reports of AIDS came out — and I came out as a gay man — this reporter has witnessed and documented stunning changes over the last three decades.
Foremost, I've seen HIV infection commuted from a death sentence to a life sentence of pill-taking and regular doctor visits. Since my own 2005 diagnosis, this transformation is central to my own life.
At the same time I've also seen, and contributed to, the transformation of a disjointed jumble of people — united by their grief and rage about the government's neglect in the early years of the epidemic — into a politically powerful minority group. I've chronicled how our advocacy groups have channeled our early AIDS organizing into what has become a strong national movement for full LGBT equality that has achieved remarkable results.
It was clear when President Obama spoke in his second inaugural address of the LGBT movement for equal rights alongside African-Americans' and women's civil rights struggles.
It was evident when the U.S. Supreme Court on June 26, 2013, struck down the Defense of Marriage Act and opened the way for California to join the 12 other states and the District of Columbia that by then already offered legal same-sex marriage.
It's impossible to ignore as the media have shined a brighter spotlight on bullying while also raising awareness of the diversity of LGBT American lives and relationships.
These are extraordinary changes for a segment of the American population who, only forty years ago, were considered mentally ill simply for being homosexual. The changes offer further proof that history's moral arc indeed bends toward justice.
But being equal in the eyes of the law isn't the same as being seen in neighbors' eyes as deserving of equal human kindness and respect. And legal equality isn't the same as treating yourself as though you believe yourself to be equally deserving of good health, healthy relationships, and a voice in the political arena.
The higher rates of depression, suicide, substance abuse, and risky sexual behavior among gay men seem to suggest that a significant percentage of us don't equally value our health and well-being. Consider these statistics:
- Crystal Meth users are far more likely to catch HIV
- Gay men in 2010 accounted for 63% of HIV
The numbers are, and should be, alarming. But it should surprise no one that people taught from a young age to hate themselves don't always make healthy choices and treat themselves the way well-adjusted people do.
Emerging research suggests that, contrary to right-wing accusations and popular stereotypes, it's not hedonism that drives so many addictions and HIV infections among gay men: It's a lifetime of being treated as second-class and disposable that leads too many of us to behave as if we believe the homophobic lies about us.
What is actually astonishing is what we don't hear about, despite the overwhelming evidence. It's plain as day when we flip the data on their head: Ninety percent of gay men do not use meth. The majority of gay men are not HIV-positive.
How can it be? How do most gay men bear the burden of stigma heaped on us merely for being different–without abusing alcohol or drugs, without being depressed, without engaging in high-risk sex? Where do we find the hope and optimism that make us victors rather than victims of our circumstances?
In a word, resilience.
Leading behavioral researchers and clinicians, religious leaders, and others who work to support gay men's health say the best way to protect us from the harmful consequences of internalized homophobia — also called "self-stigma" — is to build in us a sense of hope, the foundation of resilience and good health.
Harvey Milk understood the power of hope in gay lives. Milk in the 1970s used to say in his public speeches as a San Francisco selectman and America's first openly gay elected official, "You have to give the people hope." He understood that nurturing hope in a gay boy's heart could mean the difference between his growing into a healthy gay man, or killing himself.
As Ron Stall, a medical anthropologist who directs the University of Pittsburgh's Center for LGBT Health Research, told me in an interview about gay men's resilience for The Atlantic, it's obvious that getting a population of people not to hate themselves is good for their health.
It's up to us to choose to live empowered lives and claim the full measure of our equality. Each man among us, and all of us together, have the opportunity to find hope and strength in the resilience that has kept us — and gay men before us — alive, despite the odds that at times can seem pig-piled against us.
Let's talk a moment about the "together" part.
For much too long, the obsession with youth and physical beauty — fueled by a sheer terror of death — has segregated our gay generations from one another. Insecure young men worry that older gay men want to know them only because they hope to prey on their young flesh. Older men, some interested in doing precisely that but most not, denigrate their own value because they no longer fit the mold of what supposedly defines a gay man — when in reality they simply outgrew the constricting mold of someone else's idea of what "gay" means. They have, in a word, matured.
Somehow, despite our well-known generation gap, gay culture has continued to be passed down the ladder of years from older to younger. Even without traditional families — with their designated roles as say, grandfather and grandson — the culture continues. Of course, we finally have an impressive library of books and video to document our history. I am very proud that I have helped to preserve our history, particularly in Victory Deferred.
But it's up to each of us to extend a welcome to gay men younger, older and different from ourselves in our circles of friends and local communities. Linked to each other by claiming joint ownership of our gay American history, the heroic legacy of courageous men and women who shaped it, we have examples of gay pride put to fearsome good use in ways that reverberate across the globe and in our daily lives.
Building a future worth living for, giving our people hope, has a great deal to do with remembering and drawing strength from our individual and collective past. This is a sure foundation for HIV prevention. If we'll let it, it can motivate us to care for our health — whether we are HIV-negative or positive, whatever our age.
In Habits of the Heart, sociologist Robert N. Bellah and his colleagues observe that a group of people become a genuine community by sharing a past and looking together to the future. "For this reason," note the authors, "we can speak of a real community as 'a community of memory,' one that does not forget its past." In order not to forget that past, they said, a community continually retells its story, "its constitutive narrative," offering examples of the men and women who have embodied and exemplified the meaning of the community. Besides tying us to the past by reminding us of our shared history, they said, genuine communities "turn us toward the future as communities of hope."
For this Gay Men's HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, let's remind ourselves of all we have lost in the thirty-three years of the epidemic. But let's also remember all we've gained, how we've grown as individuals and a community, and why we have so much to live for.


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West Hollywood's The Bazaar, at the SLS hotel, is the hottest restaurant in town. Famed chef Jose Andres is responsible for making the most exciting cuisine on the West Coast and Los Angelenos are willing to wait for weeks for his renowned tapas and molecular gastronomic fare. While the entire menu is amazing, the items you cannot miss are the Papas Canarias (salty potatoes with mojo verde) and Brussel Sprouts (topped with grapes and lemon air). And if you're feeling saucy, don't miss the Cotton Candy Foie Gras (a foie gras cube, corn nuts, and vanilla-scented cotton candy) all crafted by the genius chef du Cuisine Josh Wingham. Of course, now that you know exactly what you have to order, there's only one more question: What will you wear? Simple! Just pair this dramatic Vena Cava dress with some seriously chic accessories—we're partial to this silver bangle from Low Luv by Erin Wasson—and add a military-colored manicure into the mix and you'll have the perfect recipe for an outstanding outfit.
The Bazaar by Jose Andres, 465 South La Cienega Boulevard (at Clifton Way); 310-246-5555.
Above, clockwise from left: Low Luv by Erin Wasson ZigZag Bangle, $35, available at Feature Boutique, 11958 San Vicente Boulevard (at Saltair Avenue); 310-826-6600; Here Today, Aragon Tomorrow Nail Polish, $8, available at Lapeer Beauty, 8950 W. Olympic Boulevard (at LaPeer Drive); 310-859-8899; Vena Cava Vendeta Gown, $1200, available at Opening Ceremony, 451 La Cienega Boulevard (at Rosewood Avenue); 310-652-1120; Military Cape, $450, available at Calypso, 8635 W Sunset Boulevard (at Sunset Plaza Drive); 310-652-4454.


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The Communication Department, in collaboration with the various departments, develops several publications each year to provide residents with tools and information.
Information brochure on waste sorting
Chelsea Express is a municipal publication published four to six times a year. The Communication Department is currently working on redesigning it to offer you a more complete publication. Stay tuned!


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…I'm 20-something at brain.
Yesterday my brother posted a link to an article about 20-somethings that got me thinking. Though I'm no longer in my 20s, this article helped me to understand why, at 31, I'm still struggling to figure out what would make me happy in my career. There are certain constants, like my love of writing and photography. But for the most part, those passions don't bring in much income–at least not the kind of writing and photography I prefer.
The article speaks a lot about how peoples' brains are still in development well into their 20s, which is why it's taking much longer for the younger generations to "get down to business." They say the reason it's coming up now is because society enables it, as opposed to with older generations, where life expectancy was shorter and people started working, marrying, and having children at a much younger age, because it was expected.
I've always thought the whole high-school-to-college thing was a little bogus. You've barely gotten over your acne when you're expected to pick a major and start paving the path for the rest of your life! In hindsight, I certainly would have done many things differently. Until you live in the real world for a while, you don't know what's really out there. I guess some lucky people are born knowing exactly what they want to do with their lives and happen to be good at it. I'm not one of those people. I went to college for one thing, worked, went back to graduate school for another thing, worked, stopped working to be self-employed, and am now back to looking for work. But I'm still unsure of what I should commit to. Writing's a good place to start – it's something I like to do. The main issue is that once you're on a certain trajectory, it's hard to change directions. Someone with my corporate communications background, for example, would have a hard time transitioning into an environmental career.
On a semi-related note, I like this quote from the article:
"N.I.M.H. scientists also found a time lag between the growth of the limbic system, where emotions originate, and of the prefrontal cortex, which manages those emotions. The limbic system explodes during puberty, but the prefrontal cortex keeps maturing for another 10 years. Giedd said it is logical to suppose — and for now, neuroscientists have to make a lot of logical suppositions — that when the limbic system is fully active but the cortex is still being built, emotions might outweigh rationality."
To anyone who thinks I'm a little emotionally unstable, the above paragraph is my excuse. My brain had been (and still is) developing more slowly than the general public's. Especially my prefrontal cortex.


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Author Jim Landwehr will be reading selected stories from his latest memoir, The Portland House: A '70s Memoir. He will take you through his childhood home in Minnesota one room at a time, providing a glimpse into the life of a latchkey kid growing up in the era of disco, lava lamps and blue bumper sneakers. The stories of him and his five siblings will entertain and delight as they grow up under the authority of their mother who is busy trying to hold down a full-time job. Jim's presentation will include photos, a video snippet and an open discussion with the audience on their own '70s experiences and memories. A question and answer session and book signing will follow the presentation.
The Portland House: A '70s Memoir
Presented by Jim Landwehr
Thursday, November 15, 2018
1:30 to 3:00 pm
Center for Enrichment Members $3 / Guests $5
Register by calling 414-546-7302
Enter at 9405 W. Howard Ave.; Greenfield, WI
More about the author:
Jim was born and raised in St. Paul, Minnesota. He loves outdoor sports, including biking, kayaking, canoeing, camping and fishing. It was his love of camping in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area in northern Minnesota that led him to write Dirty Shirt: A Boundary Waters Memoir. The book features humorous accounts of trips he took to the area with his brothers, friends and children over the past twenty five years.
He recently released his second memoir, The Portland House: A 70's Memoir, about the house he grew up in with his mother, his five siblings and a litany of stray pets.
Jim also writes poetry and has two poetry collections, Written Life by eLectio Publishing, and Reciting From Memory by Underground Voices. He also has a chapbook titled, On a Road, scheduled for publication on 10/21/2018.
Jim is married to Donna and has two children, Sarah and Benjamin. He lives and works in Waukesha, Wisconsin as a Land Information Systems Supervisor for Waukesha County. He is currently serving a term as poet laureate for the Village of Wales, Wisconsin.


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Thursday, October 12th the Grand Junction Chamber of Commerce Leadership Class will spend a day learning about how our 23,000 students in Mesa County are educated by School District 51. The Chamber Leadership Class includes a wide spectrum of individuals in key businesses in the community. The School District 51 Foundation organized the events and agenda for the day.
They will start the day at 10:45 a.m. at the Harry Butler Board Room with a welcome from D51 Chief Academic Officer Tony Giurado and D51 Foundation Executive Director Angela Christensen. The day will include a tour of R5, presentations from Appleton Elementary Principal Corey Hafey, Fruita Middle School Principal Brig Leane, and Palisade High School Principal Dan Bollinger. In addition, participants will hear from the Director of Maintenance and Operations Eric Nilsen and the Manager of Resource Conservation Eric Anderson. Lunch will be served from The Lunch Lizard.
From 1:30 p.m. until 2:30 p.m. the Leadership Class will take buses to Orchard Mesa Middle School located at 2736 C Road and receive a tour of the school from Principal Cheryl Vana and students.


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Against Abuse hosted its annual Seeds of Change Gala in Province on Saturday. This year titled "Re-Boot the Bling," the affair had games of chance presented by personnel from Harrah's Ak-Chin Casino, raffles and auctions to raise funds for the domestic abuse shelter in Maricopa. There were also line-dance lessons and a dinner served up by Dickey's Barbecue Pit with desserts by Helen's Kitchen. Funds help off-set the cost of maintenance and utilities at the shelter.
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Here are six government-related issues that impact your business.
1. Trade
No one knows the full or long-term implications of the 25% tariff on U.S. pork going to China. Fortunately, U.S. producers and the organizations representing them have cultivated new markets in the Americas and Asia. In addition, pork exports to China have been on the decline recently, due to the glut of pork from China's domestic production.
The North American Free Trade Agreement has much larger implications for U.S. producers than China's tariff at this time, and it is hoped an updated NAFTA will soon be announced.
Producers were extremely pleased with the announcement of a new Korea-U.S. trade agreement (KORUS). South Korea is an important market for U.S. pork.
2. Farm Bill
Farm policy experts around town say before the farm bill can advance, the Omnibus must be completed. Additionally Congress will need to pass a disaster package, which may provide new funding for dairy and cotton producers.
To keep moving forward on a new Farm Bill, the budget baseline must be identified and the cotton and dairy provisions need to be settled. Without these two items it is next to impossible to move forward on a new bill.
If the funding issues are resolved and the Congressional Budget Office can complete its reports on baseline findings, committee members will have some dollar figures to use as they address program funding.
USDA officials continue to evaluate existing programs as they look for ways to lower the budget needs of the department and prepare to address possible new program funding needs.
3. Flake Releases Hold on Doud Nomination
Arizona senator Jeff Flake released his hold on President Trumps' nomination of Greg Doud to be the Chief Agriculture negotiator for the U.S Trade Repetitive office.
Flake removed his hold after being reassured by Senate Finance Committee Chair Orrin Hatch and U.S. Trade Repressive Robert Lighthizer they would work with him on the seasonal produce proposal to NAFTA.
Doud is the current president of the Commodity Council. He is well known in the livestock community having served as the chief economist for the National Cattleman's Beef Association for eight years and later as a professional staff member of the Senate Agriculture committee.
4. USDA Nominations
President Trump added Ken Barbic to his list of nominees for key leadership positions at the USDA. Barbic is the current Sr. Director of Federal government affairs at Western Growers. Barbic is well respected in agriculture circles following his tenure as the Deputy Assistant U.S. Trade Representative in the GW Bush administration.
Still on the agenda is the consideration nomination of Stephen Vaden to be General Counsel of the Department of Agriculture. Friends on Capital Hill say some type of action needs to be take place soon on the Vaden nomination. The position is one that is key during the farm bill development proceedings.
5. Waters of the United States
The tone of the discussion on the Waters of the United States will change now that EPA and U.S. Department of the Army finalized a rule that would delay implementation of the controversial 2015 Clean Water Rule for two years. Just as they have been in the past agriculture producers are expected to engage as the new rule is developed.
The existing rule, which sought to clarify the definition of "waters of the United States" regulated under the Clean Water Act, was strongly opposed by agriculture, states and businesses.
6. USDA Farm Bill and Legislative Principals
The announcement of the United States Department of Agriculture Farm Bill and Legislative principals in late January was viewed as a signal the Trump administration is ready to get a farm bill passed before the farm bill expire expires later this year.
The principals are based on the conversations Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue had with farmers while traveling to 33 states since April of last year.


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A few weeks ago we got you up to speed on The Dark Path Chronicles, the newest web series from FEARnet and Sam Raimi's Ghost House Pictures, who last collaborated on the 30 Days of Night series, Blood Trails and Dust to Dust. The first two episodes premiered on FEARnet yesterday – why FEARnet waited until nearly a week after Halloween to release a horror series is beyond me. The site also features a making-of video, a behind the characters featurette and writer/director Mary Lambert's (Pet Semetary) blog.
The first episode (above) finds teenage Samantha (newcomer Amanda Bauer) reading about World War II, while waiting for her older sister Lisa (Urban Legends: Bloody Mary's Lisa K. Lambert) to arrive from the train station. Singing while she studies, Samantha's voice inadvertently awakens former Nazi soldier-turned vampire Jurgen (Carson Aune). We also catch glimpses of the beautiful Enid (played by Cloverfield's Elena Caruso) and bald vampire Luke (frequent video game actor Joseph Gatt). The Dark Path Chronicles has some cool looking vampires and very creepy imagery – I love the shot of Jurgen standing against a tree.
Slapped with a TV-14, The Dark Path Chronicles pushes the boundaries of its rating in the first episode with a gnarly vampire attack. My problem with the series stems for its heavy reliance on horror themed rock music, an element that deters from the overall show. The music, performed in this episode by Boston-based rockers Junius, is way too distracting and, combined with the shaky camerawork and quick cutting, makes it seem more like a music video than a web show.
The second episode (below) delves more into the mythology of the series' vampires, as Father Raymond, played by mixed martial artist William Laureano (I hope this casting indicates some sick fight scenes in upcoming episodes), explains the ways one can become a vampire. Having emerged from his grave, Jurgen describes his transformation from Nazi to vampire, and calls for Samantha to join him. As Samantha draws nearer to Jurgen, Enid sips from a jar of blood in her goth club like lair. The same problem I had with the first episode is evident here, as the filmmakers concentrate mainly on the music from electronic/hard rock outfit Prophet 7:13, making the show too much like a music video.
Considering the talent behind it, I'm willing to give The Dark Path Chronicles a few more tries. Hopefully it will shift away from the heavy music video influence and focus more on the story.


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JMS247: What's Your Plan for 2018?
It's almost 2018. Hope and New Year's Resolutions abound. But, it's kind of a crock of s!@#, isn't it? Did you keep any of your resolutions from last year? The year before? What's the point if you don't ever keep them? Unless, you have a plan… resolutions are pointless. This is my plan for 2018… what's yours?
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Did you know that August 14 is National Creamsicle Day? Well, it is. It's also my birthday – and I'll be….. one year younger than I'll be next year. The recipe, here, sounds delicious and I can not wait to try a version of it. I'll have to go with a version, because I am deathly, deathly allergic to mangoes. Oooh, just typing the word is making me itch. I'll simply substitute one of the other flavors and leave the Benadryl in the cabinet.
|Orange Mango Creamsicle Sparkling Punch
- 1 qt. Vanilla Ice Cream
- 1 qt. Sherbet
- 8-12 (17oz) Chilled bottles Orange Mango Sparkling ICE
- Mix all ingredients together in large punch bowl. Let ice cream soften a little before serving.
Have you tried any of the Sparkling ICE drinks yet? They are out of this world. If you're trying to kick the soda or diet soda habit, these tasty babies will help you. You'll never look back. My personal favorites are Pomegranate Berry, Pink Grapefruit, and Black Raspberry. While I name these as my favorites with conviction, I should (I suppose) point out that I haven't tried the others. I keep grabbing the same ones over and over. Can't help it – they're amazing.
The punch shown here could be adapted (using different flavors of Sparkling ICE) for different special occasions:
- Weddings
- Baby Showers
- Bridal Showers
- Game Day
- Christmas (Black Raspberry would make a gorgeous colored punch)
- Thanksgiving
- Halloween (the one shown here would be IDEAL for Halloween!)
Read more about these refreshingly delicious drinks on Sparkling ICE…. then go out and buy one of each.
How pretty are they?!
Credit: Recipe and Photos from Sparkling ICE.


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Pivot points Asia: Singapore bunkers adjust to MFM
The number of accredited bunker suppliers in Singapore could fall in 2017 on the back of strong fuel oil prices and the mandatory adoption of mass flow meters (MFM) for bunker barges on 1 January.
Singapore's roll-out of MFMs — which are designed to improve efficiency — comes with a cost. The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) estimates it will require about $158,000-216,000 to install a meter, as well as regular maintenance costs of about $14,000/yr.
Some suppliers are waiting to see how the new regulation affects the market, while a few have moved their barges to the outer port limits of Singapore. As of December, 93 of the 222 bunker barges operating in Singapore had still not been approved for the use of MFMs by the MPA, down by just six from the previous month.
Many market participants remain unsure how pricing for MFM services will develop next year. Prices for the MFM delivered service remain at a premium to the non-MFM delivered price, although this has narrowed significantly from $5-6/t early this year to $1-3/t in the fourth quarter. But many participants are able to match the two prices on most occasions.
Singapore approved the first MFM for use in June 2012. MFMs, also known as Coriolis flow meters, are able to measure bunker fuel by both weight and volume and so reduce opportunities for fuel to be siphoned off.
Uncertainty over how the metered system will affect supply and demand has prompted several market participants to move some of their bunker supply business outside Singapore port limits. This is providing opportunities for ports and storage terminals in neighbouring Malaysia to take business from Singapore. Local bunker suppliers at Tanjung Bin, Tanjung Pelepas, Port Klang and Port Kuala Linggi are offering bunker fuel on a non-MFM basis, potentially drawing some demand from Singapore next year.
But there is unlikely to be a wholesale switch away from Singapore, given infrastructure limitations, higher costs and lower market liquidity at the Malaysian ports. Monthly bunker demand at Tanjung Pelepas and Port Klang is around 150,000-200,000t and 100,000-150,000t respectively, a small fraction of Singapore's average monthly bunker sales of 4mn t.
There were 58 accredited bunker suppliers in Singapore as of September, down from 63 suppliers in 2014 and 59 in 2015. Bunker sales in Singapore reached 44.8mn t in January-November, up by 8.8pc compared with the same period last year. Sales of 380cst high-sulphur fuel oil in Singapore totalled 3.07mn t in November, up by 2.7pc from October and higher by 3pc compared with November last year. November sales of low-sulphur marine gasoil fell by 6.5pc from a month earlier to 96,600t.
The increase in sales comes as some fuel oil cargo prices have gained by more than 50pc over the last year, lifting refining and profit margins. But smaller physical bunker suppliers are finding it difficult to adapt to Singapore's push for greater market efficiency, given tighter credit conditions and an uncertain freight market.
Singapore 380cst delivered bunker prices have averaged around $292/t so far in the fourth quarter, up by 37pc from around $213/t in October-December last year.
Source: Argus