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Watching porn in any form will teach you many things.
Unfortunately, by the time you realise this, it may be too late and the damage done, irreversible.
Here's some staggering statistics:
- 64% of men view porn monthly
- 90% of 8 to 16-year-olds have viewed porn online (mostly while doing homework)
- 56% of divorce cases involve one party having an obsessive interest in pornographic websites
No matter how you look at it, pornography has infiltrated our society and thanks to the internet, it has found it's way into our homes.
When I was young, the only pornographic material available was sealed magazines that required you to be 18 years old to purchase it. Pornographic videos could only be found at X-rated adult shops.
Nowadays though, it's almost more difficult to avoid coming into contact with porn than it is to find it. We are being bombarded with it at every turn and it's effects on our mind, spirit and emotions is ravaging.
I know this is a sensitive topic but I feel like it's one we need to talk about. Not talking about it will not make it go away. I find that when you bring things out into the light, they lose their power.
So what will porn teach you?
- It teaches you that your satisfaction is the only thing that matters.
- It teaches you to want pleasure without intimacy.
- It teaches you that women are objects that should indulge your every whim and fancy.
- It teaches you that women are not real people, with real lives and real emotions.
The bottom line is this: There is no harmless pornography; there is no mild porn. It all has the same devastating effect on our brain and can lead to addiction even after the first view.
So what now? If the statistics are accurate, that would mean that many people reading this have viewed porn or are currently struggling with it. Is there a way out? Is there hope?
Good news is, yes there is! No matter where you find yourself today, you don't have to stay there. There is help and resources available to get you back on a healthy emotional track.
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Don't be disheartened or feel ashamed. The first step to wholeness is admitting you need help. Bringing it out into the light will go a long way in breaking its destructive power over your life.
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It doesn't get much better than this watch. I fell head over heels for it when I previewed it earlier this year. I know what you're saying, "it's a 'Paul Newman' Daytona, what's not to love?" That may be true, but then again, all Paul Newmans are not created equal. A watch of this magnitude is scrutinized up and down, inside and out – six ways to Sunday – before being added to someone's collection.
For me, the vetting process for this Rolex Paul Newman-dial Daytona was actually pretty simple, given the fact that it comes directly from the gentleman who bought it back when it was a $200 wristwatch aimed at sportsmen.
Needless to say this watch is fresh to market. And that marketplace, I'm proud to say, is my very own backyard – Chicago, IL – where on the evening of Tuesday, April 25th, it'll be up for grabs at Leslie Hindman Auctioneers.
I think it's safe to assume collecting Rolex watches wasn't really a thing forty-plus years ago. I'm sure there were a few contemporaries of Mr. John Goldberger out there (with the taste and foresight to collect), but most of the sport watches we fawn over today were bought for their utility – not their collectibility.
Watches like a Rolex Daytona were marketed as indispensable to professionals because of their durability and functionality – like having an Oyster case and built-in stopwatch. If you actually read the fine print of an old Rolex brochure, models such as this Cosmograph targeted "pilots, navigators or passengers of a small plane… [to] check ground speed and wind speed."
Case in point is this exotic, "Panda dial" Paul Newman. It was purchased shortly after the current, original-owner graduated from flight school.
I don't know what capacity it was used (perhaps just to record takeoff and landing times in his logbook). What I do know is this particular Newman Daytona enjoyed an early retirement. I found out from Alex Eblen, Director of Fine Jewelry and Timepieces, and James Wallace, Associate Specialist in the department, that the owner stopped wearing it after a couple years because "it didn't fit his lifestyle – [he thought] it was too expensive, too precious." He replaced it with a Seiko.
The fact that this Paul Newman was grounded shortly after its maiden flight helps explain the condition it's in, which if you haven't taken notice already, is near perfect (at least in my book). I won't waste words describing the case, the dial, the lume. A picture is worth a thousand words, so just look at these photos…
Even through my amateur lens you won't find much in the way of a flaw. I've held the watch, I've tried it on, I've louped it, I've flexed the expandable links of its riveted oyster bracelet… I'll say this to the future winning bidder: Just dab some polyWatch on the crystal and wipe down the case and you've got yourself one of the best Paul Newmans on the planet.
Regarding the condition, the owner told Alex and James that his Daytona underwent a servicing one time. He had the movement only maintained by Rolex during a trip to Geneva (presumably in the 1970s). After this checkup he put it away…
For probably the last thirty-plus years it's gone pretty much unworn. Only in the last year or so has the thought crossed his mind to pass it on to a family member…
To make it more presentable for gifting, he brought it to a local jeweler for a cleaning. (Yes I too cringed at the thought of a what a "cleaning" would entail…) Crossing the threshold of the jewelry store, the owner didn't know the significance of his Rolex timepiece, but you can bet the jeweler had an idea… Just as you'd expect, he immediately made an offer to buy the watch on the spot.
However much the jeweler offered, it must've tipped the owner off because he politely declined and reconsidered leaving his watch behind. In that moment he thought it more prudent to conduct some due diligence before making another move.
Of course, not wanting to let a minty Paul Newman walk out the door, the jeweler upped his initial offer (by an exponentially higher increment). Again, the owner cordially turned down the jeweler's offer, remaining firm in his decision to hold off on selling until he knew more about what he had… A few more valiant attempts were made to purchase this time capsule Daytona – all to no avail. (The story goes the jeweler continued throwing out enticing numbers as the pilot was walking out the door and in the parking lot.)
Once the pilot delved into the scholarship on the Daytona he came to realize the rarity and value of his old watch. As he grasped the fact that he possessed such a coveted Rolex, he started thinking the next owner should be someone who would appreciate the watch through and through. And since no one in his family is even remotely a watch enthusiast, he felt comfortable putting it up for auction to find it a new home.
I'd like to think the owner read on some forum (or was told) that leaving his watch in as is condition is preferred by collectors over "cleaning" it. That's why when it came to Leslie Hindman, its original, honest state had been preserved. Seriously, this watch checks all the boxes – including coming with its original box and paperwork. Like I said, when it comes to Paul Newmans, it doesn't get much better than this one…
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I like the cut of your jib, good sir!
I love my Tele but...
Most gigs involve a bag full of harmonicas, a Shure Green Bullet mic, my Fender Champ lap steel, and my Victoria 20112 amp with a Celestion alnico speaker.
The other gear gets played too, but mostly at home.
I usually/mostly fall back on this TwilighterRI (and the pedals) with the Tokai TE80R.
For the last couple years it's been a Godin Nylon multiac through a Fishman Loudbox Mini, and then more recently with a Zoom G3Xn in between. TOTALLY satisfied with that rig, but I'm swapping over to the DPP 335 for a year or so, through my Tweaker 15-watter.
I dig this 4-PU guitar idea, @4pickupguy...
My signature rig is a USA strat special, into a line 6 helix Hx, into a voxac10c1.
As far as I'm concerned I can get any sounds I want out of this rig.
Thanks! I actually had a guy call me last week about converting a guitar he had just bought. At first I was just going to supply the missing bits, machined control plates, machined pick gaurd, etc. Then he asked if I would wire it up and assemble it for him which I eagerly agreed to. I must have come across too eager and scared him off as I haven't heard from him in a couple of days..... I was going to do the work in exchange for a couple of guitar straps (he was a ceo of a custom guitar strap co) mostly because I am in the process of making another red one for myself. Oh well, so close, maybe someday....
My other is the same amp w/my #1 parts telecaster with DOD Looking Glass O.D. Rambler FX Twin Bender Fuzz and TC Electronics Alter Ego v2. Delay for the more hard rock sounds.
I have a bigger amp that I take to some shows but lately I've kept it very utilitarian. We mic everything so the bigger amp is becoming a home furnishing.
BJ and one of several Telecasters. Sometimes an SG also comes out.
This is the giggity board. It's silly big but I can get 4 levels of overdrive and I really use all of them going from Tom Petty to the Black Crowes to Lit. The chorus could go but there are a couple Gin Blossems/80's pop songs where just a little bit works well.
I can carry all of this in one trip.
Pretty sure I've posted this before, my 73 blonde into my 66/67 Pro Reverb. There are other guitars and amps and pedals I really enjoy, but if I got to play just one more gig on just one rig this would be it.
My "signature" bass rig is a MIK PRS SE Kestrel bass with Kinman noiseless pickups and T/I flats into a GK 1-12 combo with a 1-12 extension cabinet.
The amp is about 250W RMS.
In my 25 years of bass playing, it's easily my best rig!
I change up my three electrics depending on which one's speaking to me at the moment. Right now, it's my Tele. At my last gig earlier this month, it was my Firebird.
My VintageTone 6G2 clone is a newcomer, but it's my go-to. Features a 12" Eminence Maverick. Great touch.
I've been using a fairly substantial pedal board (7 pedals), but I'm leaning toward using only my Deltalab pseudo-TS overdrive for my second-guitarist role in this really promising Seger tribute project I've been working with. I mean, come on. Does a second guitarist really need wah and delay (among other things) to reproduce vintage Bob Seger?
My usual gig set up these days, a paisley partscaster, an 82 Fender tele, a Vox AC15, and a couple of pedals
Cool! The two collectible Teles I'd look hard at if money were no object would be a '53 (my birth year) and a '73, the year I got married.
I've got a '73 blonde story, in a way a kind of one-that-got-away story. Six years ago, a few days before my 40th wedding anniversary, my wife and I took a trip that included some time visiting family, namely my mother and younger brother on our family farm, and my sister living in the nearby town. My kid brother's also a guitar player, so he took me to the guitar store in town that was his hangout. Can't remember the name of it now (something Biblical, like "Joshua & Caleb's"), and it's closed.
Anyway, when we went in there, they had a '73 Tele and a Silverface Drip Edge Bandmaster head and cab (2x12, I think, don't remember the year of the amp, and I didn't get a pic). They had just been taken in to the store. I don't know/remember the specifics, but they were not ready for sale. I don't remember all the issues they were working on, but they obviously had the pickguard off. Still, once I started salivating, they let me plug it in and try it out. My brother grabbed another guitar and plugged into another amp, then a third guy in the store (a stranger to me, but IIRC, my brother knew him) grabbed a bass or something, and the next thing you know, we had an impromptu jam in the store.
The '73 didn't play as well as my Logan Custom teles, but I made allowances for that, seeing as it was being worked on. But it sure was fun playing that slab of blonde history! Since the guitar and amp had just been taken into the store, they weren't priced, and I didn't even ask. Truthfully, I wasn't interested in the amp, and I figured the Tele would be priced a couple of grand once it was brought back up to speed. It would have been a happy early anniversary present to myself, but my wife, not so much! Discretion got the better part of valor that day. But I did have my fun with "the blonde that got away," all the while keeping my marriage vows in tact!
Cheap (but rodded) Tele, maybe a Big Muff, maybe a Bad Horsie 2, and a big furry valve amp.
Mine would be the Tele my dad and I built from flamed (top) and spalted (back) maple back around 1981. I had to sell it during a particularly low point back in the early 90s. I'd have that plus a Rat, and a JC120 as the Amp. Talk about an 80s rig! Lol
I always regretted letting go of a '69 blackfaced Bassman into a Fender 2 x 15 cab, just huge sound but sadly, sizetoo.
If i could replace the Pro Jr, it would be a classic Fender RI...i'm dying to get my hands on one (deluxe reverb RI mebbe?)
I guess this one is about as signatured as you can get. @LGOberean, if we ever meet up on the road with our trailers, this guitar and the rig I showed above with Ol' Simple will be with me:
The Darigold crate (in my earlier post) carries a Fender Mini Passport and a rechargeable battery with AC output that lasts a long time, with room left over for earphones and my bag of miscellaneous gee-gaws.


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The University of Leicester 'website' is actually a collection of more than 260 websites, including:
Responsibility for each website lies with the Department* in question but overall strategic responsibility for all University of Leicester websites lies with the Webteam.
All University of Leicester websites must follow the University's web guidelines in terms of design, content, usability, location etc.
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View our earnings forecast for Century Communities. How were Century Communities' earnings last quarter? Century Communities Inc (NYSE:CCS) released its quarterly earnings data on Wednesday, April, 29th. The construction company reported $0.80 earnings per share (EPS) for the quarter, beating the Thomson Reuters' consensus estimate of $0.64 by $0.16. The construction company earned $602.61 million during the quarter, compared to analysts' expectations of $536.90 million. Century Communities had a net margin of 4.68% and a return on equity of 12.68%. View Century Communities' earnings history. What price target have analysts set for CCS? 3 brokers have issued twelve-month target prices for Century Communities' shares. Their forecasts range from $24.00 to $38.00. On average, they anticipate Century Communities' share price to reach $30.67 in the next twelve months. This suggests that the stock has a possible downside of 3.3%. View analysts' price targets for Century Communities. 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(MDC), LGI Homes (LGIH), TRI Pointe Group (TPH), M/I Homes (MHO), Green Brick Partners (GRBK), Beazer Homes USA (BZH), Hovnanian Enterprises (HOV), New Home (NWHM) and Comstock Holding Companies (CHCI). View all competitors. What other stocks do shareholders of Century Communities own? Based on aggregate information from My MarketBeat watchlists, some companies that other Century Communities investors own include Netflix (NFLX), Alibaba Group (BABA), Exxon Mobil (XOM), Bank of America (BAC), AT&T (T), Tesla (TSLA), General Motors (GM), Weyerhaeuser (WY), Intel (INTC) and Marathon Petroleum (MPC). Who are Century Communities' key executives? Century Communities' management team includes the following people: Mr. Dale Francescon, Chairman & Co-CEO (Age 66)Mr. Robert J. Francescon, Pres, Co-CEO & Director (Age 61)Mr. David L. Messenger, CFO & Sec. (Age 49)Mr. John Scott Dixon, Chief Accounting Officer (Age 39)Mr. Rodny Nacier CFA, Sr. VP, ICR, Inc. What is Century Communities' stock symbol? Century Communities trades on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol "CCS." Who are Century Communities' major shareholders? Century Communities' stock is owned by a number of retail and institutional investors. Top institutional investors include BlackRock Inc. (15.03%), Wellington Management Group LLP (5.78%), Frontier Capital Management Co. LLC (4.07%), Victory Capital Management Inc. (3.43%), Victory Capital Management Inc. (3.43%) and State Street Corp (3.25%). Company insiders that own Century Communities stock include John Scott Dixon and Robert J Francescon. View institutional ownership trends for Century Communities. Which institutional investors are selling Century Communities stock? CCS stock was sold by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including Hodges Capital Management Inc., Bank of New York Mellon Corp, American Financial Group Inc., Basswood Capital Management L.L.C., Public Sector Pension Investment Board, BlackRock Inc., Squarepoint Ops LLC, and Balyasny Asset Management LLC. Company insiders that have sold Century Communities company stock in the last year include John Scott Dixon, and Robert J Francescon. View insider buying and selling activity for Century Communities. Which institutional investors are buying Century Communities stock? CCS stock was purchased by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including Wellington Management Group LLP, Frontier Capital Management Co. LLC, Global Alpha Capital Management Ltd., Nuveen Asset Management LLC, JPMorgan Chase & Co., Crown Advisors Management Inc., Penn Capital Management Co. Inc., and State Street Corp. View insider buying and selling activity for Century Communities. How do I buy shares of Century Communities? Shares of CCS can be purchased through any online brokerage account. Popular online brokerages with access to the U.S. stock market include Vanguard Brokerage Services, TD Ameritrade, E*TRADE, Robinhood, Fidelity, and Charles Schwab. What is Century Communities' stock price today? One share of CCS stock can currently be purchased for approximately $31.70. How big of a company is Century Communities? Century Communities has a market capitalization of $1.06 billion and generates $2.54 billion in revenue each year. The construction company earns $112.99 million in net income (profit) each year or $4.05 on an earnings per share basis. Century Communities employs 1,460 workers across the globe. What is Century Communities' official website? The official website for Century Communities is www.centurycommunities.com. How can I contact Century Communities? Century Communities' mailing address is 8390 E. CRESCENT PKWY. SUITE 650, GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO, 80111. The construction company can be reached via phone at 303-770-8300 or via email at [email protected] This page was last updated on 6/6/2020 by MarketBeat.com Staff


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Women Entrepreneurs Should Take the Global Plunge
Development and Innovation Deciding to take a company global involves more risk, but there's room for women who are willing to put in the work to become internationally-known.
Toni Desrosiers, Founder of Abeego, never thought she would find herself in the position of speaking to her banker about family planning. But that's exactly what happened when Desrosiers was looking for funding to help launch her company. In 2008 she invented a breathable beeswax food wrap, a product that keeps food fresher for longer. "I was asked what my family planning situation was — if I got pregnant, how would I guarantee I could pay back the loan," says Desrosiers.
Breaking through barriers
Shelby Taylor, Founder and CEO of Chickapea, a producer of vegan gluten-free pasta made from chickpeas and lentils, experienced a similar situation when looking for investors for her company. "I received questions and concerns from potential investors regarding my commitment to the business given that I have a young family," she explains. "Not a single male entrepreneur I know has been asked how they plan to balance work and family life."
Not a single male entrepreneur I know has been asked how they plan to balance work and family life.
Both women faced some skepticism from potential investors and unsolicited advice from those who presumed they were naïve. Their stories echo a stark reality faced by women entrepreneurs regardless of the size or the success of their companies. Last year, Fortune magazine reported that in the world of venture capital, all-female start-ups received just 2% of investment dollars in 2017, compared with 79% for all-male teams. But funding isn't the only obstacle to success.
"One of my biggest challenges was internal," recalls Taylor. "I'm constantly working to find my own work/life balance. I remind myself that I'm showing my children that they can accomplish their dreams, no matter how big."
Shelby Taylor, Founder & CEO of Chickapea, with family
Seizing growth opportunities outside Canada
Deciding to take a company global involves more risk, but Desrosiers believes there's room for women who are willing to put in the work to become internationally known. She has seen interest in her products grow over the past few years. "In 2017, demand for our wrap grew by 300%," she notes. "We doubled that in 2018, and at the end of January, we've already crushed our targets for the first three months."
Aside from market potential, Desrosiers also believes that it is her responsibility — as the founder of a new product category — to lead the vanguard in production and new markets. "In five years, we want to be in 7.7 million households around the world, creating products with zero waste."
For Taylor, Chickapea's growth outside of Canada was a natural progression as the company found a manufacturer for its pasta in the US and now, Italy. "Moving into Italy, and consequently Europe, opens up a lot of doors for us," says Taylor. "We want to have a global imprint and bring a healthy product to the world."
The Government of Canada's 2018 budget announced a $250 million envelope to provide financing and insurance solutions to women-owned and -led businesses that export or plan to export their products outside of the country.
Partners in growth
Export Development Canada (EDC) assisted both Desrosiers and Taylor to grow their businesses outside of Canada, primarily through financial guarantees.
The Government of Canada's 2018 budget announced a $250 million envelope to provide financing and insurance solutions to women-owned and -led businesses that export or plan to export their products outside of the country.
Mairead Lavery has been a business leader for years and is the first woman President and CEO of EDC. "Women are the engines of entrepreneurial growth," she states. "Today, about half of all new businesses are created by women. In fact, women are starting new businesses at 1.5 times the rate of men."
But the organization offers more than financial and insurance support. Women generally face two additional challenges to access to financing and growth capital: knowledge and skills in areas related to foreign markets and connections with the right people, locally and internationally.
"After 75 years, EDC can confidently say that we can assist in all three areas," Lavery comments. "We want women to know we're here to help them go, grow, and succeed beyond Canadian borders. A combination of the right mindset, the right action plan, and the right people will get you far in business and in life."


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There are moments when we feel like someone is trying to tell us something. Like we are being contacted by some higher power that has a message for us.
All of us had that weird feeling at least once in their life. Most of the time we try to ignore that feeling. However, this inner guidance is probably our most accurate compass in life.
We are talking about the intuition. And when we say intuition we are not talking about the 'over used' term you hear all around the internet. We talk about REAL intuition!
Real intuition sometimes can be overwhelming. There are situations in anyone's life in which the intuition is so powerful that it's just unbelievable.
With the use of the intuition daily, even for small things, we can almost always make the rightest choice for ourselves.
And the best part is that with using this ability, we improve it and feel it more often, and it comes more naturally without much effort.
Intuition is the highest form of intelligence!
Some scientists claim that intuition is the highest form of intelligence. It's a big chunk of information that can't be processed quickly enough by our conscious mind, but other parts of our psyche can get the message and inform us through emotion.
Intuition could be very likely the language most things in nature communicate through, the universal language that humanity, for some reason, have forgotten.
Psychics and shamans tap into these dormant parts of our unconscious mind to communicate with Spirit Guides or some other forms of intelligence, and reveal information from the 'higher' levels of consciousness.
However, each of us has the ability to be intuitive. Once this ability was our main language that helped us survive. And there are ways through which we can all remember and unlock our dormant abilities!
Are you ready to unlock the fullest amount of intuitive energy that you have inside of you?
These are the 8 ways to unlock and connect with your intuition.
What does it mean to entirely connect with yourself? It simply means that you need to be in congruence with yourself. The congruence lets you be who you really are and it is of crucial importance to know how to use it. Only when you are really honest with yourself, you will be able to connect to your inner self and to connect with your soul.
When we are trying to feel our intuition, we want to be present in that moment. Because only when we are in the NOW with our body and with our mind, we can receive the VIBRATION about something that is happening in that specific moment. We don't want to go in the past or to go in the future. The NOW is the best moment for any decision.
All of us have 5 senses and we are using them daily. We use the senses for perception of different things; to see, to hear, to taste, to smell and to touch. These are the recognized psychological senses. By using these senses all at once, we can receive a lot more information than we are aware of. Try to take all the stimuli at once and hear the bigger message they all say together and not individually. Practice this in order to sharpen your intuition.
Try to feel the vibrations when they "come" to you in your physical body. When we are congruent in the present moment and we use our senses, we can let the intuitive vibrations fill us.
After receiving the intuitive vibrations, comes that "gut feeling"! However, it comes with a "message". Before you try to understand the message TRUST your gut feeling. Connect with it. When we trust and connect with our gut feeling there is nothing to be scared of.
Calm down and just feel for a moment. You are now connected with most parts of your being, even with your soul. So let your soul guide you through and let yourself find the answers you need. Your soul will translate you the message.
Stay and feel the intuitive sparkling energy inside your body. Let it be there for a while.
To be aware of what? To be aware of everything written before. To be aware of the connection with your inner world, to be aware of the present moment, to be aware of your senses, to be aware of the vibrations, to be aware what your "gut" feeling is telling you and to be aware of your soul energy. And suddenly you will KNOW what your intuition is trying to tell you!
By following these steps, you will always know what your intuition tries to tell you.
By listening to your intuition you are listening to the 'highest form of intelligence' that's trying to guide you.
Practice makes it perfect, so start today and get the best of your life.
About The Author: Magdalena Mihajloska is internationally certified NLP Practitioner & NLP Life Coach. She motivates, inspires and empowers people to obtain what they want in life. She is always ready to guide you through the positive way of setting your own goals. She shares her knowledge on her Facebook Page!


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Johannesburg - Lee-Ann Liebenberg is still in shock after being held-up by three armed men outside her house in Johannesburg.
The South African beauty took to social media on Tuesday to share news of the traumatising incident, saying she and her family were followed home from Hyde Park Shopping Centre.
Lee-Ann and hubby Nicky were celebrating their daughter's first birthday.
Although she wasn't hurt, Lee-Ann says she's finding it hard to remain patriotic.
Lee-Ann wrote on Instagram; "After our disgusting distressful horrible ordeal of being held up today at gun point AND MORE IMPORTANTLY GUNS POINTED our beautiful innocent children today...WE'RE CELEBRATING THAT WERE ALIVE! CELEBRATING WITH LOAD SHEDDING...WFT what more?!? I'm trying SO hard to be patriotic BUT......Thank you GOD for sparing us #WeSurvivedAnotherDayInAfrica. (sic)"
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Human trafficking forum sheds light on dark practices
SEAFORTH – Human trafficking is the fastest growing crime in the world and Ontario is the centre of more than half of cases within Canada.
That's why local social service providers, police, and members of the public came together Oct. 3 at the Seaforth Community Centre to learn more about the dangers human trafficking poses and how to both prevent and combat it at a forum hosted by Victim Services of Huron County. The forum was made up of a presentation on human trafficking as well as talks from survivors and an expert panel.
Community outreach lead and human trafficking case manager with Victim Services of Huron County Katie Sparling led part of the discussion and gave an overview of human trafficking and its effects on local communities.
The Canadian Department of Justice defines human trafficking as, "the recruitment, transportation, harbouring and/or exercising control, direction or influence over the movements of a person in order to exploit that person, typically through sexual exploitation or forced labour."
"It's on a rapid incline right now," said Sparling. "The hope is to educate law enforcement, teachers, and youth workers in order to help make the public aware."
In 2016 there were 340 reported cases of human trafficking across the country. A sex trafficker in Canada can make as much as $280,800 from a single controlled victim. One in four victims is under the age of 18.
According to Sparling, the four stages of human trafficking are luring, grooming and gaming, coercion and manipulation, and exploitation. Cases within Huron County have seen trafficked individuals removed from the county in the later stages to other areas such as Stratford, London, Kitchener, and Guelph. Local trafficking cases have remained domestic and have not crossed borders.
One of the topics covered during the forum was the danger of human trafficking in rural areas due to the isolation rural residents live in. A lack of access to communication as well as fewer social supports and resources create an environment that human traffickers can take advantage of.
Sparling said that many cases in Huron County involve a "Romeo pimp" where the trafficker uses emotional manipulation to gain a victim's trust and attempt to make trafficking seem like a relationship to the victim.
"They gain their trust first," said Sparling. "They see how long they can pose it as a relationship and how far they can push their boundaries."
Sparling said that the main form of communication for teens in Huron County is through their phones, and social media has become a tool used by traffickers to connect with potential victims through popular apps such as Snapchat and Instagram.
Sparling said that through talks with teens she found that 90 per cent of teens using Snapchat and Instagram have had a stranger add them and attempt to make contact with them, but that when considering that some teenagers don't have cellphones that figure would be closer to 100 per cent.
"I always ask them what they do when they have a stranger reach out to them," she said. "Typically, they say they block them, delete them, report them. Some say they engage with them and some say they make fun of them."
Sparling also spoke about recruitment that happens in places such as sporting events, parks and skate parks, and group homes. She said that traffickers often abuse situations with a lack of parental supervision where it doesn't seem unusual for them to be there alone, and drug and alcohol consumption can increase the risk of trafficking.
One of the main focuses of the presentation was to learn early signs of trafficking and how to prevent it from going too far.
Sparling said some of the red flags to be aware of that may put someone at a greater risk include impaired social skills, lack of social supports, or a history of childhood trauma or domestic violence. Groups that were mentioned as being at a higher risk include the aboriginal population, homeless and impoverished individuals, and members of the LGBTQS+ community.
Sparling said that if somebody is being trafficked some of the indicators include difficulty in social interactions, high risk behaviours, and dating significantly older partners. She also said that poor hygiene and signs of abuse are particularly alarming signifiers of trafficking.
Speaking about what can be done in a rural community, Sparling said that education and knowledge about healthy relationships and talking about human trafficking are important to minimize the risks of being trafficked.
"It's not a secret anymore," said Sparling. "It's happening in our county."
For more information, call Victim Services Huron County at 1-866-863-4108. If you expect someone is a victim of human trafficking call Victim Services Huron County, the Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-833-900-1010 or the OPP at 1-888-310-1122.


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Andrew Ryce spends time in Toronto with Cindy Li, a DJ, producer and promoter on a mission to improve the scene around her.
"People from Toronto think Toronto sucks," she laughed as we sat in a cafe in Parkdale, a neighbourhood where many of the city's venues are disappearing. "It's a chip on our shoulder that we carry. We're the biggest city in Canada. The normies think we're the centre of the world. But the 'real' people are like, 'Toronto sucks compared to Montreal'—or New York, or even Vancouver. That attitude is pervasive in the music community. It's weird that people think that, because I've played in other cities and there are lots that are way shittier than here. Why do people complain so much?"
Li has a caustic sense of humour, both in person and online, but she's also an irrepressible optimist. Her events, including the women-focused Work In Progress series, have booked artists like Octo Octa, Anthony Naples, Courtesy, DJ Stingray and Avalon Emerson. With It's Not U It's Me—a partnership with Brian Wong, AKA Gingy—she tried to bring the sometimes fractured Toronto scene together, throwing labour-of-love underground events in places like strip malls, warehouses and an old power plant.
Li's ascent has not been without its complications. Because of her fast rise and outspoken nature, she's a lightning rod for both controversy and acclaim. As one of dance music's most vocal advocates for feminism and social justice, she deals with her fair share of hate messages and trolls, and has admittedly rubbed some people the wrong way in her own scene. But she also draws plaudits for her dreamy style of DJing, developed in Toronto bars and opening slots for bigger DJs. She has one lauded EP in the bag, with another on the way later this summer on Coastal Haze.
Though secondary to her music, Li's unwavering moral compass is part of what makes her such a compelling figure. Where others in the scene might simply vent their frustrations or cut down other promoters online, Li has gone out of her way to make a difference through real action, putting on her own events to support marginalized parts of the community and working to improve local bylaws and licensing rules. Though she's now on a break from putting on parties, she remains active behind the scenes, working with advocacy groups to help make Toronto's laws more favorable to creative ventures. Li stands for equality, openness, acceptance and safety, things that many people in the wider scene consider to be core tenets of dance music. Crucially, she does more than just grandstand about them.
Since her first college radio show, Li's beliefs have been an important part of her work in music. Though she's Canadian, she was raised in upstate New York, near Albany, and moved to Toronto when she was a teenager, attending Queen's University in nearby Kingston after high school. She volunteered at the college radio station—the oldest in Canada—which was a lifelong dream. In response to the lack of diversity at the station, Li started a show called Ladyflash, which played only music made by women, from hip-hop to punk and electronic music.
"I've always been an angry feminist, my mom instilled it into me from a young age," she said. "My parents weren't split up or anything, but my dad wasn't really around, he's a workaholic, so my mom would always say, 'Never rely on a man, you need to do your own things.'"
She took that philosophy into her adult life in Toronto—if Li wanted something, she would get it herself. She made friends with people like Brian Wong (Gingy), Serena Passion (Peach) and the promoters-turned-restauranteurs Nancy Chen and Konrad Droeske, who used to throw parties as Mansion and showed Li around Toronto's underground dance scene. One of the most important connections she made was Mike Pesce, AKA Mikey Apples, the owner of Bambi's, a small basement spot that's become one of the city's most influential nightclubs, despite only fitting around 80 people. She asked for a Sunday residency, and she got it.
Li DJ'd at Bambi's every Sunday with Andre E-R (of the Toronto duo Èbony) for about six months, then burned out, unable to balance the residency with her full-time job. She did other parties from time to time—the first out-of-town guest she booked was Project Pablo—and she started an occasional Friday night event at Bambi's with Peach. During this time, Li developed her style of DJing. She was initially influenced by the laid-back house music coming out of Vancouver (particularly Mood Hut) as well as plaintive IDM from the likes of Boards Of Canada and Aphex Twin.
"I hear the word 'dreamy' about my sets and the music I make," she told me. "It's something that I carried with me from my days obsessed with shoegaze and ambient music in university. I smoke a lot of weed, and I like music that sounds like you could listen to it while you smoke a lot of weed. I spent most of university lying on my bedroom floor listening to Slowdive, and I try to bring that vibe with me into how I play dance music."
The variety of Li's sets stands her apart. Once she immersed herself in Toronto's dance musics scene around 2015, she started digging for older records rather than new stuff. She probes record store bins for trance, breakbeat and drum & bass. Other DJs explore a similar cross-section of vintage sounds, but what makes Li's sets special is how everything sounds so breezy. Even in her most banging sets, there's an airy feeling similar to the shoegaze music she loves. She's one of those DJs where you don't want to a miss a single track. Her intuitive style makes it easy to stay rooted to the dance floor.
Li's online mixes are a revealing look into her style. There's the Hugo Ball mix, where she moves gracefully from spaced-out ambient to floaty techno; the ZeeZout podcast, which shows Li in club mode, cruising through trance, breakbeat, electro and techno; her Acid Camp mix, where she highlights one of her favourite subgenres, acid trance. My personal favourite is her Ilian Tape mix, a blazing drum & bass selection commissioned by the Zenker Brothers after they saw her in Toronto. Li's DJing has a way of connecting the dots between trends and forgotten sounds.
If you go back further, you can hear Li's style developing with Work In Progress, an all-women concept in the vein of Ladyflash. Work In Progress, which put Li on the map, began as a radio show on a local station called TRP. It was a logical blend of passions. Li was finding her way into the electronic music scene through her promoting but felt stymied by the extent of male domination in the industry.
"I knew people were doing TRP radio shows that were like, 'Here's an hour of techno selected by me,'" she said. "I didn't want to do the same thing—because why would anyone give a fuck about me or what I selected? I was a nameless nobody. So I thought that if I gave myself a rule or a limitation, it would make the show seem more interesting, and push me as a crate-digger. And it wasn't easy to prepare that show. It was a full-time job just to keep looking for artists that were women."
The show was a success. It quickly expanded from one hour to two hours with guest mixes. As her profile rose, Li became more ambitious, starting It's Not U It's Me with Gingy. In January 2016 they threw two parties at different venues simultaneously, one house (with Dane and Khotin) and one techno (with Randomer). The series crossed scene divides in a city where conflicts and grudges were part of the furniture.
"We really united a lot of people in the scene," she explained. "Where before, some people were faceless people from the internet, because of It's Not U It's Me we got to meet a lot of them and put names to faces and build that community."
With increased attention came scrutiny. As Li became more visible, she picked up detractors, who bristled against her outspokenness and her willingness to call out what she saw as injustice, sexism and discrimination. One incident collided with the biggest break of her career, when she was invited to perform at Boiler Room Toronto in 2017. A few days before the set, Li posted on Facebook about a certain party's lack of women DJs. At first she didn't name names, but even with diplomacy the thread got heated. Li put her money where her mouth was and made a document of working women DJs as proof that there were plenty of eligible talent that promoters were overlooking.
"I think I have permanent PTSD from that time," Li said. "I started a database of female artists as proof to promoters, like, 'Look at all these artists and DJs!' I worked on it with Chippy [Nonstop] from Intersessions and Brendan Arnott, and I didn't realize publications were gonna post it. It was everywhere before it was ready. It wasn't definitive. I was being harassed by men and women whose names weren't on the list. Women who weren't even DJing anymore were mad about it. It made me think about how media attention can make things more complicated and messy for the people involved."
Li weathered a stressful few days that changed her career, both in status and outlook. On the one hand, she had the biggest gig she'd ever played on the eve of her first European tour. On the other, her mission to improve representation in dance music had imploded, with some friends turning on her in the ensuing frenzy. She even got banned from Facebook for calling out abusive men.
"It's the worst feeling, because you get notifications on your phone but you can't respond to anything," Li told me, with a mixture of humour and exasperation in her voice. "It's absurd now, thinking of all this happening. I played Boiler Room—it was amazing and I didn't choke. The next day I flew to Berlin and my phone was still going off the hook. I'm trying to have fun but going crazy inside because everyone is just slagging me off. I felt completely alone.
"It's not the best feeling to call somebody out," she adds. "After that experience, it's changed me completely. I don't think I will ever call people out like that again. Online callouts don't accomplish anything—they just cause anxiety, depression and alienation. It was really traumatic, dealing with that—with everybody hating me—and part of me wishes I had never done that. But also, I have no regrets."
Li came out of her first European tour a different person, and a more successful artist. Around that time her first record, Electrical Encounters, came out. She had started taking Ableton lessons from her friend Sandro, a behind-the-scenes mainstay of the Canadian electronic music scene, earlier in 2017. She shared her first batch of tracks and they were almost immediately signed by Peach Discs, the label run by Shanti Celeste, who Li had opened for in Toronto.
The three tunes on the EP were remarkably different from each other. They showed the various moods you would hear in a Ciel DJ set. There's the laid-back "Rain Dance," the anxious electro of "Electrical Encounters," and the progressive house-inspired rapture of "Elevate (Go Off Mix)," a track that reflects Li's conservatory training and lifetime of playing the piano.
Li's next record will arrive through Coastal Haze. Even more club-ready, it balances Li's trademark dreaminess with a percussive drive. It was written with Chinese melodic scales, which make it feel personal and wistful.
With records on UK labels and a worldwide touring schedule, Li is increasingly a global figure. But she's not the biggest fan of touring, and she says that being on the internet can be exhausting (at one point she told me that "social media is poison"). She keeps a lower online profile these days. It's in Toronto where Li still finds her drive, her inspiration, and where she wants to continue focusing her attention even as her schedule gets busier. She's uncomfortable acknowledging her accomplishments; she told me several times that she thought she didn't deserve this article. Overall she just wants to figure out how she can make things better for those around her, whether she's in the spotlight or behind the scenes.
"Toronto is my home," she told me as we walked along the Lake Ontario waterfront near her apartment. "I don't wanna be someone whose friends all live in other cities. Having a close bond with a scene keeps you grounded. It's important for me to develop something here, and I can't do that if nobody likes me."
"Being a community leader means something to me," she added. "Right now the next chapter of my promoting career—even though I'm on hiatus—is working behind the scenes with officials from the city of Toronto to try and change some of the laws that make putting on events so challenging. This work is very valuable, and leaves a lasting mark on the scene. If I could make it better for other promoters, how could that be a bad thing?"


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September 25, 2019 A new nonprofit production company, Lehigh Publick Theatre, is seeking actors for its upcoming production of "The Comedy of Errors. more »»
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In mid-August, all members of the Canada Post Defined Benefit pension plan, including retirees, will be receiving a letter from Canada Post seeking "feedback " about various options to deal with the pension plan's solvency deficit.
Solvency Evaluations are a required accounting procedure. A solvency evaluation is calculated on the assumption that the pension plan is wound up and determines how much money the pension plan would need to cover the pension benefits of all retirees, survivors, and current workers. The Canada Post Pension Plan has a solvency deficit because it does not have enough money to do this in the extremely remote possibility that our pension plan is wound up.
Major provincial public sector pension plans in BC, Ontario, Manitoba, Quebec, and Nova Scotia are not required to undertake solvency evaluations or make solvency payments. Some have adopted alternative accounting procedures to replace the solvency evaluations.
Continuing low interest rates have made it difficult for pension plans to recover from Solvency Deficits. In 2017, Canada Post reported that a 1% increase in the long term interest rate would result in a $4.9 billion decrease in solvency obligations.
The current provisions of the Pension Benefits Standards Act (PBSA) require Canada Post to contribute more money to the Pension Plan to lower the pension solvency deficit. From 2014-2017 Canada Post received solvency relief from the Federal Government. This meant that Canada Post did not have to make solvency payments. In 2018 and 2019 Canada Post was not required to make solvency payments due to a change in the PBSA legislation. However, beginning March 2020, Canada Post is responsible for making solvency payments. These payments would be enormous and would do nothing to improve\expand service and maintain a healthy postal system. We believe that is the best approach for a healthy pension plan.
For those retirees sending "feedback" to Canada Post, the email address is: email@example.com . The mailing address is: C&C Group, 2701 Riverside Drive, Suite N0660, Ottawa, ON K1A 0B1.
We are suggesting your feedback include all or some of the following:
"I am a Canada Post retiree. I recognize that Canada Post could not operate or have the financial capacity to grow if required to make solvency payments. Unfortunately, the options you present in your letter fail to include the one that could lead to a real solution.
Instead of simply requesting Canada Post to seek temporary relief from solvency payments (option #1) I think that a better option would be that Canada Post approach the Federal Government to seek permanent exemption from making solvency payments. Canada Post had previously proposed this option in the 2008 Strategic Review of Canada Post.
I also want to strongly remind Canada Post that I do not want any changes or rollbacks to my Defined Benefit Pension Plan. Leave my Canada Post Defined Benefit Pension plan alone.
Finally, I know that my pension would be more secure if Canada Post expanded the services they offer. This includes providing postal banking, check in for seniors, and a more environmentally sustainable post office.
Thank you"
In the 1st week of July, CUPW completed the presentation of its evidence in the arbitration process for new collective agreements for both the RSMC and Urban Operations bargaining units. . It is now the turn of Canada Post to bring its evidence forward, once arbitration hearings resume in late August.
There have been some improvements signed off over the lengthy period of negotiations in both the RSMC and the Urban units, but most items, including wages, are still in dispute. Retirees will note that Canada Post is not demanding any changes or rollbacks to our Canada Post Defined Benefit Pension Plan. It's a victory, but we know further attacks from the Federal Government are coming.
OFSI, the Government agency regulating our pension plan, has proposed "administrative changes" allowing for reduction of Defined Benefit pensions. The President of the Canadian Labour Congress Hussan Yussuf has described these proposals as "for all intents and purposes identical to that contained in Bill C-27 for the purposes of converting accrued defined benefits to target benefits".
CUPW will have the right to reply evidence once Canada Post has completes its evidence. Both parties will then present legal arguments based on the evidence presented, before the arbitrator writes her decision. The arbitrator stated that her decision will come before December 31, 2019.
Brother JC Parrot and Sister Karen Kennedy were observers to the CUPW Convention in May. A resolution supporting NORPW was recommended by the Committee, we had a NORPW table with our materials for the convention delegates, and Brother Parrot was given a few minutes to address the Convention . Our relationship with CUPW is very important and we must all work together to protect our pensions. We are finalizing our NORPW Action Plan to include specific ways we can enhance our work with CUPW. We hope to meet in October with the new CUPW NEC (National Executive Committee) elected at the May Convention.


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To give an idea of how big this baby is that picture was taken on an 8 1/2 x 14 inch legal pad. The Judge is made by the Tauras Arms Company and will fire either .45 caliber bullets or .410 gage shotgun shells. The shotgun shells would work much better if it ever had to be fired inside a motor home, stopping an intruder but doing much less damage to the coach than a large caliber bullet. Since it has a five round cylinder maybe a couple of .410 shells in the first two spaces followed by three .45 slugs. If the buckshot does not stop them then the .45's definitely would. Currently this little baby is resting snugly in the gun safe along with it's many siblings.
Saturday, February 27, 2010
New addition to the Stone Family
The Stone Clan here in Oklahoma got a major addition today. This afternoon The Judge arrived in all his glory at two pounds and eleven inches. Now I've just got to hit the local Wal-Marts to find stuff to feed this baby.
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Thursday, February 4, 2010
No travels, just an update
We are still home bound for awhile. Have not had our coach out of storage since last November. We are both itching to get back on the road and away from this cold weather. After recovering from the Christmas Eve blizzard, that dumped 14.1 inches of snow on us in about eight hours, we thought we might be through the rough weather for this season. Unfortunately that was incorrect. Thursday of last week we had an ice storm hit was leaving about two inches of ice. Then on Friday the snow moved in and dropped around eight inches on top of the ice. It took several days for the streets to thaw out and we still have plenty of snow on ground.
We are still doing our best to help our folks. Jo's Mom still shows to be cancer free. She has decided that she should not be driving any longer, although she still have her car sitting in the garage, so Jo gets to spend her time driving her to doctor's appointments, grocery shopping, etc. My folks are also about the same. My Mom continues to be in good physical health even though her days are spent sitting or sleeping. Dad is wrapping up his service to Oklahoma Farmers Union/America Farmers and Ranchers. He first began working for them in the early 1950's and served as President for 24 years. He has served on their Executive Board for that last several years but is not seeking reelection to another term. I've been working with one of the organizations executives in putting together a video of Dad's life that will be shown the last night of the convention weekend after next.
Our grand daughters are still doing fine and are growing rapidly. Emma had surgery recently to repair a birth problem with her belly button. She is now in Kindergarten this year. Aurora spent the day with us recently and we had a big time as she continued to serve make believe tea. (The tea set that is in the toy basket seems to be a big hit with all the girls.) Cadence spent the night with us for the first time last Saturday. She played tea party all evening. The picture is of Cadence, who will be three on the 19th of this month.
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Tuesday, March 2, 2010
3 Good Things (Today's Wisdom on One Shoe)
1. If you don't want anyone, including the postman, to see you in your pink zebra jammies after noon, don't wear your pink zebra jammies after noon.
2. Not all shoebox-sized parcels contain bombs or books.
3. All the wishing in the world won't get you the shoes you want, but having a selfish husband whose optional values often track your own (and who knows your European shoe size), may.
Say "Hello, Lover!" (using your best Carrie Bradshaw voice) to my new left shoe.
I'm saving the right one and "the walking lessons" for tomorrow.
Posted by Lynne at 9:50 PM
3 comments:
- Kim said...
Can you say "spats "? Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous. Love the rounded toe--my favorite style. Great for spring!
- March 2, 2010 at 11:43 PM
- HaynesBE said...
Go Girl!
(So which camera did you use?)
- March 2, 2010 at 11:46 PM
- Lynne said...
Kim, I can say "spats" and it makes me giggle. I did have to wear spats for my one parade stint with the marching band in high school. I guess the thrill never leaves! The toe box on these shoes is actually not so bad.
Beth, "Go" takes on a whole new meaning at 4.75" above the ground! I took this picture with my new camera because I haven't yet received my old one. In fact, I thought that this box might have been it, but it was addressed to Stephen.
Ladies, I have some work to do before I can do justice to - let alone walk in - these shoes!
- March 3, 2010 at 6:45 AM
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Wishin' and Hopin' and Quiltin'…
This post has been a long, long time in the making. Quite literally.
In August, my mom surprised me for my birthday with private sewing lessons to make the project of my choice. After much deliberation, I finally decided on a rag quilt. Quilting is huge and scary and intimidating and this seemed like a good intro quilt.
The hardest part was gathering the different types of fabric (all flannel) to use and determining the pattern to follow. All in all, it was a long labor of love but in the end, I'm so happy with the results.
Plus, it's so cozy and warm (did I mention it's all flannel?!), and a fun addition to our basket of blankets for wintertime — not that I've been able to use it at all lately in this 80 degree summertime weather we're having in January (don't hate).
Love! I doubt I'll be making another one anytime soon. I need a break from my machine for a while! But it was a fun one. 🙂
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I absolutely love it! I actually just order a basic sewing machine over the weekend, so I'm looking forward to actually making something fun. Hopefully I will actually learn something at my sewing class these next two weeks 🙂
I love the colors! It's beautiful!


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Georgi is a Logistics Operator at Chelsea Barracks and was nominated for his attention to onsite logistics which leads to good practice and risk reduction on site. This involves safe stacking, arrangement of materials and walkways.
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VIDEO footage has emerged of the night Arda Turan allegedly broke a popstar's nose.
The Barca midfielder, who is on loan with İstanbul Basaksehir, was forced to deny reports that he attacked Berkay in a row over the singer's wife.
Turan, 31, also reportedly entered a hospital with a gun, and told Berkay: "I didn't know she is your wife. I'm sorry, just kill me."
A Turkish TV station published footage showing the aftermath of the incident during a night out in Istanbul.
The video shows Turan looking aggravated outside a nightclub as a heated argument takes place among a group of people.
Berkay launches something to the ground in fury as fellow Turkish international Burak Yilmaz also gets involved.
The footage also shows Turan entering the hospital and having a discussion with someone.
An object - that appears to be a gun - is then thrown onto a sofa.
Turan has spoken out, denying parts of the story.
He said on Instagram: "I would like to make a statement about the news in the papers.
"There was an argument on my day off at the place that I went with my friends, but the reason is not about honour and purity as reported.
"It is not possible to be that way."
Turan had reportedly tried to smooth talk the singer's wife Ozlem Ada Sahin.
It was suggested that Berkay sent his wife home to the two could have words, before Turan allegedly broke his nose with a punch.
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Turan was also involved in a huge controversy ON the pitch, following his arrival on loan from Barca in January.
The ex-Galatasaray hero was banned for 16 games in May after earning a red card for shoving and verbally abusing an assistant referee during a costly 1-1 draw with Sivaspor.
The suspension was eventually cut to ten matches.


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The Costa Blanca is sun and good weather. Beaches and places overflowing nature as taken from a magazine about fantastic places.
Estate Agents in Cabo Roig, Mevilla Real Estate specializes in real estate on the Costa Blanca and offers its customers some apartments in Las Ramblas, near the city of Torrevieja to find the most special vacation or better quality of life if you decide to move here to live permanently.
Las Ramblas is a town famous for the quality of the beaches are very close and they have the name of Blue Flag beaches credited as the 1st level. Beaches of fine golden sand is melted in a Mediterranean clean and perfect temperature five months a year to bathe. Furthermore, the apartments in Las Ramblas of our real estate are very close to the Golf Club Las Ramblas, a complex for playing golf in the best conditions and that our customers enjoy playing your favorite sport outdoors and enjoying a beautiful weather.
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Philosophy Dictionary of ArgumentsHome
|Concept: term for an entity with certain properties. The properties of an object correspond to the features of the concept. These concept features are necessary in contrast to the properties of an individual object, which are always contingent._____________Annotation: The above characterizations of concepts are neither definitions nor exhausting presentations of problems related to them. Instead, they are intended to give a short introduction to the contributions below. – Lexicon of Arguments.
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Terms/Lévi-Strauss: The terms (in the divinatory system) never have an immanent meaning; their meaning is connected with the "position", is on the one hand function of history and the cultural framework and on the other hand function of the structure of the system in which they are to be used.
Order/System/Lévi-Strauss: in a system (looked at here) there are e.g. two axes, which differentiates colours on the one hand according to relatively bright and relatively dark, on the other hand according to whether they belong to fresh or dried plants.
Example of a more complex classification: (the languages of Australian tribes of the Kimberley contain nominal classes): here there are three successive divisions: a) of things and living beings, b) of living beings into reasonable and unreasonable, c) of reasonable living beings into male and female ones.
N.B.: Languages that have lost classes may combine animals and manufactured objects into one group. (A. Capell, "Language and World View in the Northern Kimberly, W. Australia" in: Southwestern Journal of Anthropology, vol 16, No. 1 Albuquerque 1960.).
For example, the tribe of the Osage does not directly call the eagle, but rather depending on the circumstances different species, of which there are again young and old and different colour specimens.
This three-dimensional matrix, a real system by means of an animal and not the animal itself, forms the object of thought and provides the conceptual tool. A native reports: "We do not believe that our ancestors really were quadrupeds, these things are just symbols of something higher. (J. O. Dorsey,"Osage tradition", 6th Annual Report, Bureau of American Ethnology, Washington D. C., 1897)._____________Explanation of symbols: Roman numerals indicate the source, arabic numerals indicate the page number. The corresponding books are indicated on the right hand side. ((s)…): Comment by the sender of the contribution. The note [Author1]Vs[Author2] or [Author]Vs[term] is an addition from the Dictionary of Arguments. If a German edition is specified, the page numbers refer to this edition.
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La pensée sauvage, Paris 1962
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The Savage Mind (The Nature of Human Society Series) Chicago 1966
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Bart Becht, the CEO of Reckitt Benckiser, a manufacturer of home, health and personal care products says he is worth his monster pay package, £36.8 for 2009.
"We pay for performance. It's very straightforward," he told The UK Times.
He believes that his company's shareholder returns justify his pay.
"There's a very clear link between stock awarded and shareholder value."
According to The Times, Reckitt is predicted to announce full year sales of around £7.7 billion on Wednesday, a rise in annual profits of more than 20%.
Interestingly, up until a decade ago, laws in the UK prohibited annual bonuses like Brecht's. Bonus pay was restricted from being any more than 50% of salary. Long-term incentives and options could only be worth a maximum of 125% of salary.
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In case Microsoft's new Lumia 950 and 950 XL seem unnecessarily expensive to you, you can now get yourself an affordable low-end Windows 10 smartphone. Called the Katana 01, the phone is powered by Windows 10 Mobile and is made by Freetel, a Japan-based company. The phone will be available for sale in Japan starting November 30th.
As for the specs, the Katana 01 packs a 1.1GHz quad-core processor and features a 4.5-inch display with a decent 480 pixel resolution. Memory-wise, it gets 1GB of RAM and 8GB of onboard storage, which is further expandable up to 32GB. A 1,750mAh battery keeps the lights on. A 5MP rear and 2MP front shooter make up for the photography department of the phone.
The Katana 01 is a dual-SIM device and will cost JPY 12,800, which is roughly around $105. In case you wish for more powerful specs, the Katana 02 is "coming soon" according to the Freetel website. The successor will carry a 5-inch Full HD screen, an 8MP primary camera, 2GB RAM, and 16GB storage. Release date for the Katana 02 is not known yet.