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Though long denied by supporters of the Islamic regime in Iran and Palestinian terrorist organizations, the connection between the these entities has been confirmed by Iran's "Supreme Leader," Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Iranian exile journalist Amir Taheri reports:
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has published a new book called "Palestine," a 416-page screed against the Jewish state. A blurb on the back cover credits Khamenei as "The flagbearer of Jihad to liberate Jerusalem."
A friend sent me a copy from Iran, the only place the book is currently available, though an Arabic translation is promised soon.
In the book, Taheri reports, Khamenei states that if he were to accomplish the elimination of the Israel, "the West's hegemony and threats will be discredited" in the Middle East and "the hegemony of Iran will be promoted." He writes that the Holocaust is "a propaganda ploy" and that "If there was such a thing, we don't know why it happened and how."
Khamenei boasts about the success of his plans to make life impossible for Israelis through terror attacks from Lebanon and Gaza. His latest scheme is to recruit "fighters" in the West Bank to set up Hezbollah-style units.
"We have intervened in anti-Israel matters, and it brought victory in the 33-day war by Hezbollah against Israel in 2006 and in the 22-day war between Hamas and Israel in the Gaza Strip," he boasts.
In a confrontation with Code Pink protesters who support the Obama administration's deal with Iran, Senator Ted Cruz said that "If this deal goes through… over a hundred billion dollars will flow to Iran, that they will use to fund Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis, and radical Islamic terrorists. Those billions of dollars will be used to fund jihadists that will murder Americans, that will murder Israelis, that will murder Europeans. Does that make any sense?"


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After breakfast, Travel to Dharamshala (Mc Leodganj) 245 km from Chandigarh .On the way you feel the beauty of nature. The tea gardens appear on either side of the road well before you enter Dharamshala, giving you a sense of entering into a dreamland. These splendid gardens are among the chief attractions of the hill-town. On arrival, check in at hotel. Overnight at hotel.
Day 2 Dharamshala sight seeing
Dharamshala is a city in the upper reaches of the Kangra Valley. It is surrounded by dense coniferous forest consisting mainly of stately Deodar cedar trees. After breakfast you'll start exploring the beatifull city by traveling to Mcleod Ganj. Here you'll visit Bhagsunath Temple, Dalai Lama's Temple. It is located at short walk down the hill centre of town. Then you'll continue the journey to Dal lake which is surrounded by Deodar trees. Then 4 kms from mcleod Ganj you'll reach naddi village. then return to Dharamshala. Night stay in Dahramshala.
Day 3 Dharamshala to Dalhousie taxi service
After breakfast, Travel to Dalhousie 118 kms from Dharamshala.After traveling for 4 hrs you'll reach Dalhousie.On arrival, check in at hotel. Afternoon explore the small & beautiful Dalhousie. Overnight at hotel.
Day 4 Dalhousie taxi service
A full day excursion visiting Khajjiar, Shahidi Smarak, Shubash chowk and Panchpula . Khajjiar is known as Mini Switzerland of India because of topographical resemblance with Switzerland.Afternoon at leisure.Take pleasure in your dinner in hotel. Overnight at hotel.
Day 5 Dalhousie -Amritsar taxi service
After breakfast, proceed to Amritsar 212 kms. Drive of approximate 6 hrs will take you to the Amritsar home to the Golden Temple, the spiritual and cultural center for the Sikh religion.you'll visit Gobindgarh Fort, Jallianwala Bagh, Maharaja Ranjit Singh Garden, Maharaja Ranjit Singh Museum, Ram Bagh Garden, Ram Tirath Temple, Durgiana Temple. Evening proceed to Indo-Pak Wagha Border. Later drive back to hotel. Overnight Stay.
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The smart factory is said to herald the fourth industrial revolution, a fundamental shift in operating practices that will change the way that manufacturing companies operate.
The current global economic meltdown is ramping up the pressure on an already beleaguered manufacturing industry, particularly in terms of the flexibility and efficiency of production processes.
This requires production and administrative processes to be meshed with each other via IT systems in order to optimise the use and capacity of machines and lines, while also responding rapidly to wrong developments in production and thus reducing adverse effects on the business.
The future scenario of the 'smart factory' represents the zenith of this development. The factory can be modified and expanded at will, combines all components from different manufacturers and enables them to take on context-related tasks autonomously. Integrated user interfaces will still be required at most factories for basic functionalities. The complex control operations will run wirelessly and ad hoc via mobile terminals such as smartphones.
In many manufacturing companies, however, the reality is very different. Every machine generally still operates in isolation without any interfaces to vertical or horizontal communication with other systems in the classic automation pyramid. To date, companies have had scarcely any capability to respond rapidly to changes in demand or supplies or to quality and service problems.
A highly productive factory moves materials efficiently across the factory floor, made possible in part by manufacturing and control data seamlessly moving from sensors to servers to services. The future factory of industrial automation is arbitrarily modifiable and expandable, or in modern manufacturing parlance, 'flexible'. It connects components from a variety of manufacturers enabling its components to perform context-related tasks autonomously.
In the mid-1980s computer integrated manufacturing (CIM) became one of the most important technologies in Germany. During these days, so-called CIM centres were established and funded by the government to demonstrate new ideas and developments to possible users.
On the one hand, these centres provided a basis of close-to-reality research to further enhance the technology; on the other hand, they served as demonstration portals for the new industrial applications. Mainly due to these centres, the CIM technology became applicable to industrial environments.
Today we face a comparable change in technology. Many technologies - particularly information and communication technologies - emerged from consumer needs and reached maturity, which turns out to be applicable in industrial environments as well.
Further development and integration of these modern information technologies will lead to increasing cross'linking, miniaturisation and intelligence of systems. This is known as Ambient Intelligence, which means intuitive use of nearly invisible micro'appliances in a dynamic environment.
Actors and sensors within industrial scenarios will become 'smart', which means that they possess integrated computing power with such low power-consumption that self-sufficient functionality can be guaranteed for multiple years.
They will also communicate within a reconfigurable, wireless network. Their integrated user interfaces will be necessary for basic functionalities at the most.
Interface technologies
Industrial automation is characterised today by an increasing decentralisation of the automation functions. One added factor is that production-related and administrative information systems such as enterprise resource planning (ERP), manufacturing execution systems (MES) and automation systems have to be linked efficiently to each other to permit the prompt procurement of materials.
This places new demands on the communication systems in terms of their performance and integration. Industry is responding to this by making ever greater use of information technologies in automation. These include PC-based automation solutions and the use of interface technologies and protocols such as OPC, XML and TCP/IP.
They guarantee that all production-related data on order and material streams, costs and product quality from the various IT systems and production sectors, and from the shop floor system, is merged and made available in real time. They are also important drivers for using Internet-based services, for instance in the field of remote maintenance, for Web technologies as a human/machine interface and the integration of knowledge-based services such as e-services.
Industrial revolution
In 2004 a number of smart homes were built around the world in order to develop, test and demonstrate the use of ubiquitous computing technologies in daily life. A group of German companies - under the guidance of the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence DFKI, the department for innovative factory systems and Professor Dr Detlef Zuehlke of DFKI-IFS Kaiserslautern - discussed the necessity of a similar approach for industrial use. From these discussions the smart factory idea was born and realised.
The true advent of the smart factory is said to herald the fourth industrial revolution, a fundamental shift in operating practices that will change the way that manufacturing operates. A true network era enabled by smart networked devices.
This fourth dimension follows on from the mechanical automation era symbolised by the invention of the steam engine in the late 18th century, the mass production era of the second industrial revolution heralded by the conveyor belt with Henry Ford in the 1930s, and, finally, the electrical automation era enabled by microelectronics in the 1960s.
"A smart factory is characterised by several paradigms," Professor Zuehlke explains. "All objects - machines, field devices and products - are smart. That means that they have sufficient computing power and communication capabilities to allow for autonomous operation.
"All objects are networked based on IP-Standards and can communicate. Smart objects will aggregate to smart systems and factories and allow self-organisation, also known as 'plug 'n' play'. Smart factories will offer a much higher degree of agility with regard to product and market changes.
"And, last but not least, the user is seen as the most important enabler; systems are designed for user-friendliness. You may compare this development with the conversion of the 'internet of things' into factory use - perhaps a factory of things."
A demonstration factory was built in Kaiserslautern, Germany, supported by many industrial partners organised in a legal society. In 2007, this smart factory went into operation and has served as a research testbed for smart technologies.
"Today, there is quite a big production system producing and bottling liquid soap," Professor Zuehlke adds. "The main system was extended over the years by new modules demonstrating new technologies like wireless control or Service Oriented Archtechtures (SoA). Since April a new manufacturing line was added. All these parts serve as a realistic testbed for the integration of the smart principles.
"From my point of view, only very few factories are really smart. If they are, they are smart from just one supplier such as Siemens. Often smart is only seen in conjunction with RFID tracking. But factories that follow the above given definition are not yet a reality.
Smart integration
"The smart factory idea will be a general paradigm. Over the next few years the different smart technologies will become more and more integrated into our factories. This will be more of a steady evolution than a revolutionary break.
"Many of the smart technologies have reached a sufficient level of maturity only in consumer applications. For industrial use this is not enough. Examples are WLAN or smartphones, which offer cheap and promising solutions, but these are not yet ready for a safe and reliable industrial use."
Zuehlke continues: "We started with electrical sensors/actors, for example 4-20mA, which were later equipped with computing power to bring new functionalities and very specialised field bus access. Now we go one level up and talk about services that these devices offer into a network instead of signals. The increasing computing and networking power enables them to process information on a higher level. This level is also characterised by the paradigm of Cyber Physical Systems."
As with most technological advances, this brave new world for factory automation is being shepherded along a controlled path by standards and regulations. "They play a very important role," Zuehlke says. "A customer will not accept solutions just from one supplier. Instead, suppliers are asked to offer solutions for supplier-independent integration.
"Standards are also a key enabler for reducing complexity. In future we need more standards, especially on the higher levels of the ISO-OSI-model. The goal can be compared with the Lego world. You have different Lego bricks with various sizes, functions and colours, but the interfaces are transparent and standardised.
"As it will follow evolutionary steps, we will see a steady move towards smart systems. A complete smart factory will be perhaps 10 years away."
One company that is adopting smart factory philosophy is Hareon Solar Corporation to improve productivity across its solar photovoltaic (PV) cell manufacturing operations in China.
"We have identified factory automation as an enabling technology that will allow us to balance multiple parts of our internal supply chain to maximise manufacturing efficiency," Dr Tobby Wu, vice president of operations at Hareon Solar, says. "We plan to expand the scope in the near future to include our solar wafer production lines, creating a fully-integrated, ingot-to-cell manufacturing operation."
"Our solar customers are recognising the need for advanced manufacturing solutions to give them a competitive edge in this fast-growing industry," Charlie Pappis, vice-president and general manager of Applied Global Services, smart factory software vendor, says. "We're seeing strong momentum for smart factory software for crystalline silicon PV production, particulary in China, demonstrating that Applied is meeting this need with an affordable solution that can be easily tailored to accommodate rapid capacity expansion."
Timeline for smart
The automation of production processes will permit existing productivity potentials to be better and more efficiently exploited. IT innovations will deliver a technology push and, therefore, contribute significantly to achieving a digital, real-time factory.
Further development of automation will'not remain limited to traditional application fields such as plant, mechanical and automotive engineering in the years ahead. The fields of energy, production, process and environmental engineering, together with micro-technology and nanotechnology, also show huge growth potential.
It is apparent that the rising demands relating to energy efficiency will have the greatest impact on automation in the future. Further important impetuses will come from advances in miniaturisation, the increasing use of Internet technologies, the desire for safety or the introduction of new standards and specifications. *


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Description: Under the right circumstances, a permanent magnet can be induced to fire a force hundreds of times its base magnetic strength. Howard Johnson spent his entire life researching this phenomenon, which, when constructed with the correct geometry, can create a permanent self-powering magnetic motor.
After World War II, Howard was offered the job of being Head of Cryptology for the entire U.S. Navy, but turned it down to return to civilian life. Many of Howard's Patents remain classified to this day.
In this film we tour his laboratory, and Howard demonstrates his magnetic gates and tells his story. Additional commentary by Tom Bearden.
Director: Anthony J. Craddock, William Gazecki (photography)
Writers: Tom Bearden, John Bedini
Stars: Tom Bearden, John Bedini
Year: 2008
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Animal farm is the Drama novel of George Orwell. It is a dystopian and an allegorical novella of the writer. He originally published his novel is 17 August 1945. This novel got Prometheus Hall of Fame Award and Retro Hugo Award for his best Novella. In 1954 and in 1999, an animal farm was adapted for the film.
Famous characters of this novella are Snowball, Mr. Jones, Old Major, Napoleon, Brille-Babil, boxer, Muriel, Mr. Pilkington, Clover, Benjamin.
Also, read: Nineteen Eighty-Four (1984) by George Orwell
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Classic mockery of George Orwell of Russian Revolution is a confidential component of our modern civilization. It's the description of the audacious effort, started by animals, that changes Manor Farm of Mr. Jones into Animal Farm; a completely self-ruled society made on the principle that "All Animals Are Made Equal". With their shrewdness, the Squealer, pigs Napoleon, Snowball appear as heads of a new community in delicate evolution which turns out to be catastrophic. The ruthless infidelity of the truthful horse boxer is the climax when the oppressive law is restored with the bloody epilog to the establishing slogan, but few animals are more equivalent than others…
George Orwell (Writer)
Eric Arthur Blair was an essayist, journalist and English novelist. His pen name was George Orwell. He was born on 25 June 1903 in India (Motihari) and died on 21 January 1950 at the age of 46 in London.
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By Megan Clark | June 14, 2014
Friday the 13th. 7:00 A.M. Two Environmental Lab employees and Bob the Beaver (a taxidermied specimen who was to become critical to the team) embarked on the 2.5-hour road trip to Seine River First Nation, where their Lab Director had been flooded in just the night before. Ominous, I know, but this story is not like most that begin on Friday the 13th.
Kristi, Bob the Beaver, and I were greeted by the great hospitality of Seine River First Nation, which included pancakes and coffee for breakfast. It was Treaty Day, which commemorates the building of Canadas history through treaty agreements between First Nations peoples and government. Seine River First Nation organized an open house for the occasion, giving residents the chance to explore the work being done in their community, from research on sturgeon spawning to opportunities for home energy audits.
We represented the Lakehead University Environmental Laboratory (LUEL), the Aquatic Toxicology Research Centre, and Lakeheads Biology Department. We demonstrated limnology field equipment used in our sample collections and explained the lab services we provide. Our display offered the shock value of a monstrous lamprey, fully dissected rats, and wood ticks for viewing under a microscope. We showed off the tomtato created by a plant propagation class. It is a tomato grafted to a potato, such that it grows potatoes in the soil and tomatoes from its crown. We were very grateful for our attentive audience. Despite all that, Bob the Beaver stole the show. Children pet him, trappers threatened to skin him, and no one could resist checking him out.LUEL recently partnered with Seine River First Nation on a project that assessed mercury levels in the water system, traditional foods, and the hair of some residents. This summer we continue to work together to study the effects of varying water levels and invasive cattails on wild rice. Treaty Day was a great occasion to meet with residents directly affected by the problems we work towards solving, to hear their stories and concerns, and to learn from others pursuing innovation in northern communities. Wed like to extend sincere thanks to Seine River First Nation for hosting Treaty Day and welcoming us to the event.


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A peaceful wildlife haven in an urban and built-up area, with reedbeds and woodland that all local people can enjoy.
In 2006, a band of BBOWT volunteers began transforming this community nature reserve situated in the heart of urban Slough. Through hard work and dedication, including clearing paths, repairing fences and digging ponds, the Friends of Haymill Valley have created a peaceful wildlife haven with reedbeds and woodland for local people to enjoy.
Colours in the reeds
Yellow iris and marsh-marigold provide a splash of colour in the reeds. The cover of the reeds suits reed warblers which nest there. Brightly coloured kingfishers may be seen flying along the stream.
Birds and butterflies
In spring, the mixed woodland is carpeted with bluebells. Great spotted woodpeckers nest in the trees. Chiffchaffs and willow warblers are among the summer visitors. A variety of butterflies including orange-tip, brimstone and speckled wood can be seen flying along the woodland edge. Small mammals such as the wood mouse make use of the dense cover.
"We're all helping to create a nice place where people can walk and enjoy wildlife in what is a very urban and built-up area. It's a real pleasure to work here." BBOWT volunteer
Things to do
We have recently received funding to install a new boardwalk and to create and install some new art/interpretive panels. We are looking for people to help with practical tasks to assist with the project delivery. Interested? Please contact Dan Akam: email@example.com, 01628 829574 ext 202
- We run a regular work party on the reserve
- Watch out for family discovery days throughout the year
- Sign up to the Schools Wildlife Watch Scheme and utilise Haymill Valley for your eco-club or for outdoor curriculum sessions
- Help us manage this reserve by supporting us
- Tweet your wildlife sightings to @BBOWT
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- 3 miles - Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust
- Chawridge Bank
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HELP I thought I had the George's figured out.
I can prove the following with documentations...
Winifred Abbott Ordway is the dau of Charles Clement Abbott
and Marcia Eliza Ladd.
Charles Clement Abbott b. 27 July 1831 Thetford VT.
m. Marcia 23 Nov. 1852 in Worcester, VT.
Charles died 18 Feb. 1881 Worcester, VT.
Charles is son of Daniel Abbott and Hannah Closson.
Daniel b. 12 Mar. 1790 Henniker, N.H. m. Hannah 16 Dec. 1819 in Thetford, VT. Daniel died in 1872.
Daniel is the son of Timothy Abbott and Sarah Smith.
Now I hit the very confusing parts of the family tree.
The Timothy Abbott who married Sarah Smith father of Daniel... Who is his father...George Abbott of Andover Mass. who died in 8 Mar. 1832.
Does anyone know if this is true?
I have also seen a Nathan as his father and then George.
But the Abbott family keeps using the same names in every generation and it gets very confusing to sort out.
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Energizer bunny Pincay notches another title
ARCADIA, Calif. - The durability of Laffit Pincay Jr. continues to amaze.
On Monday, Pincay, 54, clinched his third riding title of 2001 with two winners on the final day of the Oak Tree meeting at Santa Anita. Pincay finished the six-week meeting with 33 winners, two more than 37-year-old Alex Solis.
Pincay has won five riding titles at the Oak Tree meeting, including the 2000 title.
Earlier this year, Pincay won riding titles at the Santa Anita winter-spring meeting and the Hollywood Park spring-summer meeting before finishing second at Del Mar.
Although he was scheduled to resume riding Wednesday at Hollywood Park, the opening day of the autumn meeting, Pincay said a fourth riding title this year may be out of his reach. He is considering taking a mid-December vacation with his wife, Jeanine, before the Hollywood Park meeting ends on Dec. 17.
"I want to take some time off," Pincay said. "I won't miss a lot of days."
Pincay finished the Oak Tree meeting well, winning three races on Saturday's California Cup program.
"Two weeks ago, I didn't give us any chance," said his agent, Bob Meldahl.
Pincay's lack of travel worked to his advantage. While Solis left California for the Breeders' Cup, Pincay stayed at home.
"There are so many things that can happen," Pincay said. "You have to get the breaks. It could have gone the other way, but it's nice to finish in front."
Pincay is closely allied with Bill Spawr, who led trainers at the Oak Tree meeting with 13 winners, three more than Richard Mandella. Spawr and Pincay won twice on closing day Monday, with McAdam ($8.60) in the first and Hemet Thought ($9) in the third.
Handle up, crowd down
Handle and attendance results for the 32-day meeting were mixed. While average overall handle, including statewide and nationwide sources, grew 3.6 percent from 2000 to $10,111,519, ontrack average attendance fell 5.7 percent to 10,532. Average ontrack handle was relatively unchanged, falling $3,277 to $2,348,877.
Oak Tree management announced a 6 percent purse increase on Oct. 31, retroactive to the start of the meeting. The increase put purses on the same level as the start of the 2000 meeting, which was plagued by disappointing business and an 8 percent purse cut.
El Cielo: King of the hill
El Cielo lowered the course record for about 6 1/2 furlongs with his second victory in the $107,800 Morvich Handicap on Monday.
Winning for the fifth consecutive time down the hillside, El Cielo was timed in 1:11.46, shaving .11 of a second off Comininalittlehot's 1996 record set in the same race.
"It's El Cielo mountain," trainer Craig Dollase said of the hillside course. Owned by a partnership, the 7-year-old El Cielo has made a career of turf sprints. The Morvich was his fourth stakes win, and third on the hillside course.
Ridden by Jose Valdivia, Jr., El Cielo, the 123-pound highweight, stalked pacesetters Islander and Speak in Passing until the field crossed over the main track. Once back on the main turf course, El Cielo dueled with Speak in Passing before pulling away to win by a half-length. Speak in Passing finished 3 1/2 lengths in front of Islander in the field of six.
"He's the ultimate racehorse," Dollase said of El Cielo. "He carried the weight and deservingly so. I was a little worried there wouldn't be enough speed. He doesn't like to lose."
Last year, El Cielo won the Morvich Handicap and Grade 3 Hollywood Turf Express in an 18-day span. The $200,000 Turf Express on Nov. 23 is under consideration, Dollase said.
"Maybe we'll go for the double," Dollase said. "He's done it before. We'll see how he comes back."


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Ford Motor Co. (NYSE: F) earnings were better than Wall Street had expected even with the U.S. auto market slowing down and aging model lineup. Their second quarter adjusted earnings per share was 56 cents, but expects a 15% tax rate for the year after their used credits from overseas markets have posted losses to lower its tax bill after Jim Hackett became CEO in May.
Ford plans to cut costs in new model introductions since the auto market has been declining for the first time in 8 years as Hackett tries to come up with a strategy to set new long term goals for the company. Shares fell 2.8% which is the steepest intraday drop in more than 2 months. The manufacturer predicted full year profit between the ranges of $1.65 to $1.85 per share.
Hackett plans to reinvigorate the Focus compact which American consumers have been pushing away along with other passenger cars in favor of sport utility vehicles. He wants to move Focus production from Michigan to Mexican and intends to build the car in an existing factory in China where labor costs are cheaper hoping to save $500 million. The company also cancelled plans to sell the Focus in South America as well as reducing spending on the next Focus by $1 billion overall.


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This is a great attention-getting headline, but not to worry, it's merely a media-created poll and while Springsteen came in first, he only received 22% of the vote, just ahead of Dolly Parton, who nabbed 19%.
Of course, Springsteen would be an awful choice for this task. Simply put, he doesn't believe in America. Oh, he believes in enjoying her freedoms and her corporate welfare, riches and tax breaks. But as someone who has been to about a dozen Springsteen concerts, I've heard the man say directly that his own idea of a National Anthem is Woody Guthrie's protest song, "This Land Is Your Land."
Back in the 80's, during his "Born In the U.S.A" tour, Springsteen would introduce the song this way:
"This Land Is Your Land" is Guthrie's direct rebuke of Irving Berlin's "God Bless America" and American capitalism:
"This Land Is Your Land" is one of the United States' most famous folk songs. Its lyrics were written by Woody Guthrie in 1940 based on an existing melody, in critical response to Irving Berlin's "God Bless America", which Guthrie considered unrealistic and complacent. Tired of hearing Kate Smith sing it on the radio, he wrote a response originally called "God Blessed America for Me".[1] Guthrie varied the lyrics over time, sometimes including more overtly political verses in line with his sympathetic views of communism,[2] than appear in recordings or publications.
Though personally he's a multi-millionaire who came from nothing to the heights of wealth and fame, Springsteen thinks the game is rigged for everyone else — probably because he thinks he's better than everyone else and therefore he's the only one who can do such a thing.
He's also a corporate welfare hypocrite.
But most of all, he's lost his mojo and his edge. Springsteen hasn't produced any music of consequence since "The Rising" in 2002 and most everything he's done since 1992 sounds exactly the same.
Springsteen is the very opposite of what an American is, he's a Statist who worships at the altar of the all-powerful and mighty government.
In other words, he's a sell-out to The Man.
No thanks.
My vote goes to George Jones.
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Progressive-minded women's rights activists are frustrated with the Florida Legislature's failure to pass a sweeping sexual harassment crackdown measure during the just-ended legislative session.
- Lawmakers found flaws with so-called 'Me Too' legislation
- Fla. activists said failure to pass will influence voters in November
Now, they're plotting an election season organizing drive that will make a prime exhibit of Tallahassee's inaction.
The measure, which would have outlawed unwanted sexual advances by lawmakers, lobbyists and agency staffers, was prompted by the headline-grabbing resignations of two state senators late last year.
One, former Republican Sen. Jack Latvala, has been accused by multiple women of sexual harassment and is the subject of an ongoing investigation by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.
In drafting the so-called 'Me Too' legislation, lawmakers faulted the legislature's misconduct policies — particularly those pertaining to the state Senate — as weak, offering accusers too few protections against retaliation.
Criminalizing harassment in the legislative process appeared to enjoy broad support, at least in principle, as the session began in January.
But disputes over the technicalities of the crackdown caused Republican leaders to shelve the legislation in the session's closing days.
"The legislation that was proposed did not make it out of the committees that it was assigned to," said Senate President Joe Negron to reporters last week.
"I know there's a lot of discussion among not only senators but future Senate leadership that that's an issue that will probably be addressed in the future," he added.
The explanations of the measure's demise have fallen flat among women's rights activists like Barbara DeVane, a Florida Capitol fixture for 45 years who lobbies on behalf of the National Organization for Women.
"I'm disgusted, and so are a lot of other women," said DeVane in an interview.
The price for the Republican-controlled legislature's refusal to act on sexual misconduct, she suggested, could be a string of defeats in November.
DeVane pointed to the growing organizational prowess of progressive-leaning Florida groups like Ruth's List, which has signed up more than 1,600 women to help get out the vote for female candidates in 2018.
"The only way you're going to change that is to have different people sitting in those seats at the Capitol," DeVane said. "So, they're beginning to wake up and understand we've got to have more women running, because the more that run will win, and then we'll see a change in what happens during session."
Reforming the legislature's sexual misconduct policies, however, is a goal shared by Democrats and Republicans alike. That it wasn't accomplished during this year's session might be more of an indictment of the glacial speed at which even some of the most popular proposals move through the legislative process.
But as far as activists like DeVane are concerned, Tallahassee's failure to clean up its own house is what will resonate most with voters.
"Finally, women are waking up and understanding that every decision that affects our lives, whether it be a personal part of our life or our professional life, is a political decision, and you'd better be in there either sitting in those seats making those decisions or out working on campaigns," she said.


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Today Is The Greatest Day Of Your LifeTuesday, June 27, 2006Brother Mustafaa
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Brother Mustafaa, your article is truly a gift for those who need a little reminder about positive thinking because men and women are and will become the product of their own thinking.ReplyDelete
In additon, Allah subhanu wa ta' ala does give people the free will to choose their thoughts rather these thoughts are good or bad, and He also stated in the Qur'an; We can change our own conditions:
So, you are correct think positive and good will follow you, and even if you are having a bad situation,still think postive because one day, good can come from that bad situation.
The Noble Qur'an
13-11 The Thunder (Al-Ràd)
For each (such person) there are (angels) in succession, before and behind him: They guard him by command of Allah.
Verily never will Allah change the condition of a people until they change what is in themselves.
But when (once) Allah willeth a people's punishment, there can be no turning it back, nor will they find, besides Him, any to protect.


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Do you avoid Success, too?
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Should it be linear?
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After all, the success stories we get told are all linear.
As creatives, we tie our self-worthiness in life and our self-understanding as designers to the outcome of what we can not predict.
Most times not even influence.
We tie ourselves to success. But even more so, we tie ourselves to the perception of others.
We are afraid to engage fully in our journey, and we are afraid to trade in what it takes. We are not scared because we might fail, but because others might watch us fail.
You need to change this.
Success is a journey about growth. And failure is part of it. Failure triggers growth.
If you can't reach your goal, you are not tall enough, yet. You need to grow. And progress will get you there. Some day, you will be taller, and you will be better than today. You grow.
Still, progress is scary. It creates a mess. So many options, paths to choose from and decisions to take. We can not predict success. No one can. We don't know which path to choose. No one does. But we, the creators, we want growth. We don't want linearity, nor safety but growth.
Both for us and our ideas.
This is progress, the way of the creator.
So don't worry about the mess, it will vanish. The perception of others will fade, too.
They won't remember the detours you made. Or the wrong advice you listened too. They are busy on their journey.
Others will only see your success. Your product, flawless of mistakes. A product epic and beautiful. The results of your blood, your tears, your sweat.
No point in pointing out your past, your struggles, your insecurities and your rejections. No, others don't see your sacrifices. They will assume that success always has been on your side.
But it hasn't.
Success is the result of progress. The result of many hours and endless discussions with our internal critique. Aka the voice in our head; predicting danger when pursuing the path untraveled. Taking risks while others take the safe route taking them where they always have been.
We have to pay for what we become. And it is scary that we have to trade in, all that is important to us. Time, attention and energy.
But only outcomes will define you as the artist, as the creator. Results reflect your progress as a designer and how you view the world.
Results define us.
It is personal. Deeply personal.
And it is scary. It makes us vulnerable. So, we stop. We procrastinate.
We fear progress, the uncertainty, and the mess.
The insight for you:
There is no way to predict the result of your next step. Only today's progress will define success in the future.
Your challenge:
Today, I want you to define the step you avoid. The step into uncertainty that would create a mess, but holds the key to a brighter future. If it doesn't scare you, keep looking.
Define that step. Define your goal. Break that step down into smaller steps. Steps you can do tomorrow. Small steps that build momentum, one small step at a time.
Then, tomorrow, I want you to take action. Make that call, ask for the business, ask for the raise. Don't quit your job, yet. But get your progress started, allow it to be messy.
You will fail, you will doubt yourself, and yes, it will be messy. But once you start, you are already ahead. Others will look up, they will notice. And no one will see your uncertainty.
They will only see the gap.
p.s: The step I avoid is, it to accept my failure. Not recently, but it still hurts. It keeps me from growing, from fully engaging in my new reality, neglecting joy.
Tomorrow, I will start the progress, somehow. I will take a first small step. I will accept my failure.
And I will tell you about it, next week.
Go ahead define what you avoid, what you neglect and share it with me.
Seriously. What is the step you avoid? There always is one.
Comment, or send me an email. Even call me. I really want to know.
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If Mr. Rogers was right that "we are all the ages we've ever been", Eric is somewhere between the ages of 12-50. He's young at heart and has a keen mind. As our most versatile staff member, Eric is well-read in psychology, church history, Facebook, and pop-culture at the same time. As a student ministries director, he plans playful activities, annually takes all generations to Guatemala, and even teaches catechism. When he is not tending or teaching youth, you will find him enjoying time with his family, at a Tigers game, or playing disc golf.
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Christa Schout loves kids and being part of the moments in their growing and maturing as disciples. Christa has lived in Hudsonville her whole life, but loves to travel and see how God is working around the world. Christa is a student at Cornerstone University pursuing a Master of Arts degree. She loves playing games with friends, travel, baking, and books; particularly Nancy Drew books.
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Latitude: 52.0946 / 52°5'40"N
Longitude: 1.2109 / 1°12'39"E
OS Eastings: 620039
OS Northings: 248889
OS Grid: TM200488
Mapcode National: GBR VNQ.LYZ
Mapcode Global: VHLBM.YM05
Entry Name: Tuddenham Hall
Listing Date: 16 March 1966
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1030514
English Heritage Legacy ID: 285987
Location: Tuddenham St. Martin, Suffolk Coastal, Suffolk, IP6
County: Suffolk
District: Suffolk Coastal
Civil Parish: Tuddenham St. Martin
Traditional County: Suffolk
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Suffolk
Church of England Parish: Tuddenham St Martin
Church of England Diocese: St.Edmundsbury and Ipswich
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House, formerly manor-house. Early C17 with major alterations of 1889 and
1897; probably for John Sicklemore (d.1644). 2 storeys and attics. L-plan
with C19 additions to rear. Red brick with bands at 1st and attic floor
levels. C17 Flemish parapet gable at right-hand end has a hood-moulded C19
recess with richly carved achievement in sandstone; another parapet gable at
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octagonal shafts with star-tops. Mainly late C19 windows with segmental heads
of gauged red brick, and rusticated reveals; wooden mullions and transomes. A
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dressings, some having parapets with brick balustrading. Fine early C17 1-
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woodwose. Round-headed doorway with flanking brick pilasters supporting a
cornice; pair of C19 oak-framed doors with half-glazing. A parlour extension
to rear, with a date-cartouche "1889", is in the C17 manner; another extension
to the service wing is dated 1897. A parlour fireplace has a richly-carved
surround and overmantel of early C17, restored C19. Another room has complete
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The levels are really nice right now-currently at 237cfs. Flows can vacillate frequently throughout the spring/summer as irrigation demands on pastures in Nevada change. It has been crowded here; but the "catching" remains consistent overall. Look downstream from the Miracle Mile to get less pressured, fresh water. Last falls planted rainbows are amazingly "rotund", & very healthy. At these release rates, you can find pods of rainbows in the deeper riffles especially during the emergencies. Warmer weather can trigger some solid midge, & mayfly activity. Assassins, Drifters Crawlers, crystal eggs, broken back midges. Tugging streamers like Spruce-A-Bu's and Loebergs in the larger pools can get a bad Leroy brown to come out and attack.
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8 Best Christian Wedding Songs for a Solemn Occasion
Church weddings have a very special and quintessential feel to them. The lights, the carpets, the themes, the grandeur and definitely the music are what complete a church wedding. As solemn as the occasion is, the music also plays an active role in making the wedding auspicious and solemn.
The challenge of picking songs for a Christian wedding is real. You have to make sure that you have a playlist of church-appropriate songs that blends with the mood, and at the same time, it should have some element of 'weddingness' to it.
So here are a bunch of songs that meet such standards.
1. 'When God Made You' by NewSong
This song is definitely the best and one of the most popular romantic Christian wedding songs that bring God into the picture. It's the ideal song that simply states that there is no better matchmaker than God himself. The song is a great start to a reception or even an amazing choice for the bridal march.
2. 'Love Is Not A Fight' by Warren Barfield
This is an amazing promise and a reminder that love is not a place to come and go but it is meant forever. The song is assuring while it also talks about the need to fight in order to sustain love and keep it going.
3. 'Butterfly kisses' by Bob Carlisle
What better song to add to this list of Christian wedding songs. This song is more than the warmth of romantic love between the couple. Rather, this is a song that goes down the memory lane. It's one where the father gives his daughter away with a heart full of warm memories.
4. 'I Will Be Here' by Steven Curtis Chapman
This dreamy song is one of the calmest and promising songs to be played for a wedding. It blends well with a serene and tranquil wedding evening. The song is just a reminder that you have someone's shoulder to cry on. It's a promise that you are there for each other however the journey looks like.
5. 'When The Rain Comes' by Third Day
This is another song that is meant for a church wedding that is quite and promising. It is a wedding song that reminds the newly married couple that life is going to be tough and you can't stop yourself from taking the bumpy road, but what you can do is be there for each other despite it all.
6. 'The Wedding' by Michael Card
Every Christian wedding will need at least one song that reflects a story from the Bible. This song by Michael Card goes back to the wedding where Jesus turned water into wine miraculously. While it reflects upon a story from thBiblele, it also invites the presence of Jesus to the wedding that is happening.
7. 'The Prayer' by Celine Dion & Andrea Bocelli
This song can be played to capture the minds of everyone around in the room. Celine Dion's strong voice adds to the deep meaning of this amazing song.
This is one of those songs that is a simple prayer to God asking him to lead us and guide us in his way. This is quite a slow song and is perfect to fall as the last song with which the congregation can depart.
8. 'When I Say I Do' by Mathew West
Mathew West's song is yet another song that reminds us of how amazing God is with his sovereign plan. This song is a song filled with gratitude and admiration for a God who brings people together to say 'I Do'. This song is a great choice because it talks so much about the promising wedding, while it also thanks God and reminds us of the need to pray for every moment that is to come.


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By demonstrating DSC on a fully-scalable, modular development platform, we aim to show that the standard can be leveraged to create compelling displays for many different applications, each with their own unique transport and display requirements.
Montreal, Quebec (PRWEB) September 08, 2016
Hardent, a MIPI® Alliance contributor member and provider of IP products, will showcase the first ever public demonstration of VESA Display Stream Compression with a 4K display at the MIPI Alliance's inaugural developers conference, taking place September 14-15, 2016, at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California. MIPI DevCon participants will have the opportunity to see firsthand how the DSC standard can be leveraged to develop higher resolution displays of 4K and beyond.
The VESA DSC standard was developed by the Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) as an industry-wide compression standard for use in display applications where visually lossless, ultra-low latency compression is required. The DSC algorithm decreases transmission bandwidth by up to 3X, allowing designers to achieve higher resolution displays using existing transport interfaces, such as MIPI Display Serial Interface (DSI), while lowering power, overall system costs, and electromagnetic interference (EMI).
Hardent will be showcasing a 4K demonstration of VESA DSC in the exhibitor area throughout MIPI DevCon. A variety of DSC compressed and source images and videos will be shown live side-by-side to illustrate DSC's visually lossless picture quality. "We are pleased to be launching our new 4K DSC demo at MIPI DevCon," says Alain Legault, VP IP Products at Hardent. "By demonstrating DSC on a fully-scalable, modular development platform, we aim to show that the standard can be leveraged to create compelling displays for many different applications, each with their own unique transport and display requirements."
To complement the demo, Hardent is also scheduled to give a presentation at MIPI DevCon entitled "How to use the VESA DSC standard to create higher resolution displays in consumer electronics applications". The presentation will provide an overview of the DSC standard and discuss the benefits of implementing DSC in mobiles/tablets, in-car video applications, AR/VR headsets, 4K/8K/UHD TVs, digital signage, and computer displays.
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Kindergarten is the child and family's first introduction to elementary school. Partnerships are developed between schools and families that provide a strong community of support. Parents are invited to share in their child's schooling in a variety of ways.
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A Kindergarten teacher promotes self-discovery and self-awareness. The teacher fosters independence and helps children to gain and use skills necessary for working in small groups as well as the class as a whole. Children learn how to function well as group members, how to ask for help and to be helpful, how to complete a task and put things away. Each child is encouraged to move beyond his/her current level of understanding.
Kindergarten curriculum is designed to address all areas of development (social, emotional, physical and intellectual) and to meet needs of a diverse group of learners. Children are active learners: touching, trying, moving, talking, writing, drawing, questioning. Throughout the kindergarten day, children have opportunities to explore, investigate, and predict.
The kindergarten classroom is a safe, supportive and welcoming environment. It provides children with a variety of opportunities to try out new ideas and be challenged with new experiences that engage budding readers, writers, mathematicians and artists. The teacher helps children to be empowered, to feel valued, to be listened to, to be competent and successful in school.


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Going through the process of divorce is a challenging life transition for both parents and children. During their parents' divorce, children often feel a wide variety of conflicting emotions. It is very important for parents to provide their children with understanding and support. Overall, the children who do best after divorce and separation are those whose parents dominantly employ 5 divorce parenting approaches. They are:
1. Listen to children and nurture an independent and empathic relationship with each of them.
2. Fully support the children's relationships with the other parent making them feel loved and wanted in both homes.
3. Develop positive strategies for setting limits and imposing appropriate discipline.
4. Continue to hold reasonably high expectations for the children, regardless of trying circumstances.
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On the Grass…
Today I'm very thankful for two things: mainly that I was nearly unscathed after completely eating it and going over my handle bars, and secondly that I have created an entire email address just for the purpose of receiving emails from nearly every studio in New York. Without such emails I would have completely missed out on such gems as I found tonight. What, you may ask, is it? Just Bend & Bloom's new partnership with lulu lemon atheltica to bring us just a little more park yoga!
I try to never miss something new and exciting in the New York yoga scene, and also to never miss an opportunity to practice yoga out of doors.
Today was the second yoga class in Prospect Park led by teachers from Park Slope's own Bend & Bloom and assisted by employees of the lulu lemon's Brooklyn outfit. Following today there will be classes every first Thursday and third sunday of the month, or more easily put: Sunday July 18, Thursday August 5, Sunday August 15, Thursday September 2, and Sunday September 9. All classes take place on the Long Meadow by the Grand Army Plaza entrance of the Park…but it's hard to miss because of the large grouping of yogis unrolling mats together on the grass.
The class today was well attended – maybe between 60 and 90 people…but who's counting! Like Yoga on the Great Lawn, I was really feeling the energy of the assembly. The class was suitable for everyone that wasn't an absolute beginner, according to Bend & Bloom, but that didn't seem to stop a few people who had never done yoga before from coming. I'm glad actually that the class wasn't too challenging, because as I had mentioned a previous bike accident had rendered my toe swollen and stiff, and my knees battered and bruised. Even down-dog required some degree of creativity.
I would recommend that if you're into yoga and in Brooklyn to do this…it's just lovely to feel the warm heavy breeze blow over you and hear the sounds of nature (as much as is possible in NYC) coupled with the muted sounds of people really enjoying themselves in the outdoors. It is really somewhat of an ideal situation to practice yoga. I don't recommend, however, putting your mat on a slight incline…that did complicate balancing poses. You really might come to find yourself missing that unforgiving hardwood flooring of a standard studio. Also, if you can, try to stick to the center of the pack. All those breezes and ambient noises make it hard to hear the instruction. If you have the gift of sight, which I can't really claim, then there is someone demonstrating at the head of the group…but again, that's tough if you're visually impaired like me. Us myopics, well, we're just up shit creek without a paddle.
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SHARE WITH STUDENTS: You're invited to GLASapalooza Event next Tuesday 4/2 3:00 – 5:00 p.m.!
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Dear GLAS Community,
You are cordially invited to our first annual GLASapalooza to celebrate our Global Asian Studies minors, graduates, and the fierce work GLAS does in the classroom, on campus, and in our Chicagoland communities through a research gallery and student presentations!
Details are below and in the attached flyer.
Monday, April 24, 2017, 3-5 pm
Cardinal Room Student Center East, University of Illinois at Chicago
Free admission, food, and refreshments
I hope to see many of you there!
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