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We all remember Todd Akin's ridiculously ignorant 'legitimate rape' comments. The ensuing firestorm left most of us outraged and shaking our heads. Joe Walsh thinks modern medicine negates the need for abortion, Jenny McCarthy spreads dangerous misinformation about vaccinations, conspiracy theorists have their followers frightened for no good reason…It leaves many of us wondering: Why do people believe them? Amongst other things they don't consider the source.
One of my favorite examples is Jenny McCarthy. She is an outspoken and popular critic of vaccinations of all kinds. Vaccinations are a medical issue, they are used to control infectious diseases. Let's look at her qualifications versus a pediatrician (name withheld for privacy reasons):
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This impressive resume might be considered 'typical' amongst medical professionals. Also doctors are require to subscribe to journals, attend conferences..etc. in order to stay on top of the latest research and keep their skills fresh. While specific regulations do vary from state to state and country to country within a democracy no one can be a licensed medical professional that doesn't have at least something close to the long and thorough training and experience you see in the above resume.
Who would turn to for advice about your health? Would you trust me (a blogger) or a mechanic to fix your car? Would you trust a florist or a contractor to fix your home?…
Types of sources
Primary: This is the raw data. Usually the paper, document, etc. that reports on the research or the experience (whatever that is). Examples include research reports and articles, interviews, transcripts and official records.
Secondary: A secondary reports on and/or analyzes the primary source. This includes textbooks, magazines, newspaper columns, and encyclopaedias.
Tertiary: A collection primary and secondary sources. This can also include encyclopaedias and textbooks but also reports, presentations, and almanacs.
The following are not (or rarely) trained professionals and should never replace seeing a doctor, psychiatrist, specialist…etc.
- Celebrities of any kind: While they may be a talented musician, actress..etc. and are often idolized very, very few celebrities are also doctors.
- Strangers: This, believe it or not, is not common sense. Everyday people take psychics, pseudoscientists and conspiracy theorists at their word. These are total strangers who, if pressed, can very rarely or never provide credentials.
- The News: Mainstream is far too often guilty of bias or shoddy reporting to be considered a reliable source. Even if the reporting is perfect it is simply impossible to know if the report applies to you without asking your doctor.
- Advertising: Another no-brainer but time and time again people mistake advertising as a reliable source. Advertising is out to get you to buy a product or use a service. It doesn't get much more biased than that.
Although any of these may provide good reason to ask a professional; they may be exactly right. But there isn't a doctor in his right mind that will tell you to trust any of these things over their advice. Remember that at the very least a licenced professional has the training and if ever intentionally misled you they can be sued, disciplined and/or lose their career. This is not true for the Jenny McCarthy's of the world.


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Add 1 Tbsp. chopped fresh parsley to potato mixture before spooning into prepared casserole and baking as directed.
In addition to the cheese in this flavorful side dish being a good source of calcium, the potatoes also provide vitamin C. And since the recipe uses better-for-you ingredients, you can feel good about serving it to your friends or family.
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Victoria, British Columbia is a paradise for whale watching tours and eco-tours tours. The Vancouver island whale watching tours are the best in the world. Before your come to Victoria British Columbia, you one of the questions you're probably asking is what kind of whale watching experience am I are going to have?" Or "How many kind of whale am I going to encounter."? And perhaps what kind of tour am I going to choose"? Our Victoria B&B will give you all the tips. First, there are three species of Orcas, the killer whale, residents, transients, and off-shores. British Columbia is known for its resident whales which are more than 300 in number broken into two groups – the South team and North team. Going orcas watching from the Inner Harbour in downtown, you will see the South team. There are more than 100 whales in this pod which consists of the killer whale, Humpback whale, Gray whale, Fin whale, and Mink whale. Sometimes you might even come across Dolphins, sea lions and seals. Our Victoria B&B inn will supply you information about the seasons, rates and Victoria whale watching operators near our Bed and Breakfast.
Season: The best season for Victoria whale watching trip is between May to November which also known as the high season. Summer temperature is mild. The water is peaceful, and it is mostly sunny. Most people like to come out during this season for whale watching tours. However, you can still find great whale watching tours and eco-tours in the winter.
High season April 16 – October
Adult $99
Youth $69 (9-16)
Child $55 under 8
Low season November -April 15
Adult $79
Youth $59 under 16
Every shift is approximately 3 1/2 hours. You could take the tour on a Zodiacs or Enclosed cat. If you like to go for the scarab speed boat, it is probably $10 extra. Before making your decision, it is better that you check out Victoria whale watching cruises to make your trip as comfortable as possible.
Zodiac: most operators are using the Zodiacs. Zodiacs are very fast with with two of 250 HP engines but very bumpy. Everyone will be equipped with a thermal survival suit which is given to you at the dock. Most youth like Zodiacs for the excitement.
Enclosed cat: It is much more heavy and a bigger boat. You can enjoy the scenery on top of the deck or inside the cabinet. It is slower than Zodiacs but much more stable, you don't need wear the heavy thermal suits in summer. Small life jackets are available on the boat.
Scarab: It is fastest boat, with a three 250 HP engine, less bumpy, and more luxurious. In addition, it can go a further distance to get to the whales. We recommend taking the scarab boats.
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Hello all, I know what your thinking. Where have you been.. At least i hope you were...I have been so busy since the storm hit in feb. WE are still trying to sell our home,and move on our ten acre property. We have bought a 16 by 80 mobile home to live in while we build our cabin. I will most def miss this house, but the trade off is wonderful. I know i am going to have fun shabbying up my mobile home.. Sweety says i have the talent(his permission) lol to do what i want as far as decorating goes. We bought a use mobile home, and it has blue carpet in it. We are tearing up the carpet in the living room and one bedroom. PUtting down some laminate flooring. I just don't know if i want to paint all white walls, or taupe walls.. I think i know what i want one day, then i am not sure the next.. I know none of you are that way... haha
I have actually went out thrifting , very little , but some... I got a few things wanted for my guest,crafting,computer room.. All this in a tiny 11 by 12 room. Yes I went over with my friend (Tape Measure) many times and we agree, what i want to put in the room , will fit....Some of my things will have to go in storage for a while.
I have some of my plants , planted at our property already, my hydrangias are doing so wonderful over there, they realy struggled here at this house. I have planted some climbing roses, azelias and my hydrangias.
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In Peninsula Business Services Ltd v Donaldson (UKEAT/0249/15), the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) had to decide whether it was discriminatory for an employer to make it a condition of entry into its childcare voucher scheme that vouchers provided through salary sacrifice would be suspended during maternity leave.
Ms Donaldson refused to join a salary sacrifice scheme operated by Peninsula Business Services Ltd (Peninsula), under which childcare vouchers were provided. This was because the terms of the scheme required her to agree that, during periods of maternity leave, her entitlement to vouchers - for which she would sacrifice part of her salary - would be suspended.
The purpose of the salary sacrifice scheme was to allow Peninsula to agree a lower basic salary and, in return, the employee would receive childcare vouchers to the value of their sacrificed salary. This saved the employee tax and national insurance contributions on the amount of the vouchers. However, when the employee was on maternity leave, Peninsula said that there could be no salary sacrifice as the employee was only receiving statutory maternity pay (SMP). Ms Donaldson brought a claim for sex discrimination.
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During ordinary and additional maternity leave an employee is entitled to all of the usual benefits of her employment except remuneration, which is replaced by either SMP or contractual maternity pay.
The question therefore arose as to whether childcare vouchers offered via a salary sacrifice scheme were considered remuneration or usual benefits. If such a scheme was found to be a benefit, rather than remuneration, then the employee would be entitled under Regulation 9 of the Regulations for those vouchers to be continued to be supplied.
HMRC guidance indicated that childcare vouchers were a 'non-cash benefit' rather than remuneration, even if they had been provided by way of salary sacrifice.
The employment tribunal (ET) found the scheme to be discriminatory on the grounds of sex and also found that it was unfavourable treatment because of asserting a right to maternity leave. Additionally, it said that it breached the Maternity and Parental Leave Regulations 1999 (the Regulations). Peninsula appealed.
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The EAT found that the childcare vouchers were to be considered as part of remuneration. This was because, where the scheme is a salary sacrifice scheme, there is essentially a diversion of salary in order to purchase vouchers to the value of the diverted salary.
The EAT was keen to highlight that requiring employers to continue such a scheme during maternity leave would result in a windfall benefit to an employee and would impose a cost on an employer. This was because, if an employee was receiving SMP only, there would be no salary to be sacrificed.
On this basis, if an employer faced the cost beyond that of SMP, the EAT believed it would have the effect of discouraging employers from offering such an important scheme, which ultimately incentivises women with young children to return to the workplace.
The EAT also found that as this matter related to terms and conditions of employment, any claims for direct or indirect discrimination would not apply and should instead be dealt with as an equal pay issue.
This case is an important clarification of the law for employers, as case law had been unclear up to this point. However, the EAT stated that it may not have considered all provisions which might be relevant, in particular as none of the representatives before them was a taxation specialist. We must therefore rely on this judgment with caution, as another case on the same issue may reach a different conclusion and there may be an appeal in this case.
This week's budget confirmed that the Government is also reviewing the benefits offered by salary sacrifice schemes on the assertion that the concept has been "abused" and is therefore costing HMRC too much. However the Government's intention is that pension saving, childcare and health-related benefits (such as the cycle to work scheme) will continue to benefit under the scheme. We will keep this under review and keep you updated if there is any further news.


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SAIPA is the second largest Iranian auto manufacturer that was established in 1966. The company on November unveiled Iran's first all-Iranian produced sedan, Miniator. The car has been designed and produced by domestic experts. In its production the services of some 122 local manufacturers have been utilized and about 810 parts have been produced.
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There are two kinds of people. Those who think, "I don't want anyone to suffer like I did." And those who think, "I suffered; why shouldn't they?"
There are two kinds of people. Those who think, "I don't want anyone to suffer like I did." And those who think, "I suffered; why shouldn't they?"
Me: "I should keep up with grading by grading one assignment every night!"
My day –
Teacher work: Wake up, eat, begin working on class prep for the day. Fund an old lecture on stacks and queues, write a lab, adjust an old project to be a new project.
Business work: Create a set of wireframes for contract app, send out emails to client and to interns.
Homework: Spend last half hour before class begins working on homework. Fix queue problem.
Teach class: Give lecture, read through documentation of my homework while my students work on their lab, answer questions as-needed.
Get home: Eat fast food, be lazy for a while.
Work on homework: Figure out WTF is going on with this programming assignment since the project spec doesn't really give us much to go on.
Look at clock: 1:30 am…
Tomorrow's plans: Wake up early, work on class prep before my first class, teach Discrete Math at 12:30, work meeting, then meet with intern after class to help them set up their tools, eat, teach my 6 – 9 pm class, do homework until late again.
Friday…: 9 am meeting at work, meeting with intern, then I guess homework all weekend. Also need to write a letter of recommendation and do my taxes and finish up the fiancé visa paperwork.
Maybe I'll fit in grading somewhere around there.
OK, I was going to write this blog post after I was done studying for the midterm, but I'm just too steamed right now so I'm going to vent and then get back to it. My plan right now is to spend this entire weekend re-reading all the chapters of the book and making notes on everything. (I keep these notes on my GitHub.)
I'm salty because I emailed the instructor a month ago and asked for the best way to study for the midterm. The response I got was:
Hi RachelLecture notes and the book are probably the best way to prepare for the exam.
So I guess that I'm just supposed to memorize every fucking thing out of the textbook, because there is no clear way to tell what this teacher things is important and what we will be assessed over.
"Oh well you should be learning everything anyway."
Sure, read all the content, absorb it all, but what we need to know of and what we need to have burned into our brains are very different. I sift through the textbooks that I teach out of and I sure as hell don't highlight every damn line with what I think is important.
And it depends between teachers!
What I highlight and think is important is based on my own experience in the professional world with things that have come in handy, what I've needed to know, and so on. What somebody in academia thinks is important, someone whose research focus is operating systems, might be completely different than what someone thinks from a practical standpoint.
Textbooks are full of words. These words might be good in creating a flow for the textbook, but they are not reference material, and they do not only contain the important bits – they contain information on context, examples, and explanations. At some level, when studying, I'd prefer a reference book than a textbook, because there's so much to sift through and pull out.
Something I probably don't need to memorize, but is still mentioned in the textbook, taking up valuable space: "Two common techniques for loading executable files are double-clicking an icon representing the executable file and entering the name of the executable file on the command line (as in prog.exe or a.out)." – Operating Systems Concepts, 9th Edition, Silberschatz
The study guides I prepare contain all of the information that I expect my students to know, and that they may potentially be tested over during an exam. It may still be a lot to read and learn, but it doesn't compare to the amount of time they would have to spend in their textbook, guesstimating what may be important and what may not be.
Because how is a student supposed to properly figure what is and is not important? They're students. They haven't had the same background as the instructor, and cannot properly judge what the instructor is going to deem worthy to know.
Functions? Yes, you better damn well know the vocabulary relating to functions so that you can know what I'm talking about when I tell you specifically, "you're not passing in enough arguments into your function call.", because if you don't know the definitions you're lost.
You need to know how to use pointers, and the operator names and in what contexts what * does. But do you need to know how many bytes an integer, float, and double need? I don't have that information memorized, and it has never affected me. So I don't tell them to memorize that. That information is good for some background knowledge and context, but they don't need to know how many bytes they're allocating, at least in C++, to write a basic program.
So, in summary, it pisses me off when teachers don't provide study guides. It already seems like a lot of teachers (especially at university level) have disdain for undergrad students, thinking that they're so frivolous and immature. What could those kids possibly be doing with their time? Obviously all they should be doing is studying! It comes off as disrespectful. Many of us work, many have families – even at the community college level! – We have shit to do, we're here to learn, but we're not here to memorize textbooks. Exams really aren't the best way to assess students, but when we have so many students there's not really a chance to do things more personally.
I teach full time, and when you teach full time, that's way more than a full time job. I'm working on visa paperwork and travel plans. I'm studying for classes. I'm trying to get an advisor and learn about gradschool. And I'm the only one at home to take care of things. And, sometimes, I want to play video games.
Next rant: "Why my powerpoints > your powerpoints"? the next chapter on "Why I'm a better teacher than you are", the ego-driven blog series on why school sucks and why I make it sssooooo much better. ;P
See also: "Why I make my study notes public – so that other students don't have to suffer as I have. My teaching philosophy in a nutshell."
I am stressed out. The class I'm taking has only two exams – Midterm and Final. The exams together are worth 45% of the grade. This is unfortunate for me, considering that I'm not too great at exams!
In yet another example of "things that frustrate me as a student, so I try to do better at as a teacher", I don't like exams that cover too many topics. Sure, make the final cumulative; that's fine. But, during our "learning period" of the semester, I prefer a tighter cycle – Teach, practice, assess. Teach, practice, assess. You can spend more time doing in-depth study of fewer topics in order to prepare for that topic's exam, rather than panicking and trying to cover every topic for the first 8 weeks and praying to your exam-god that your teacher's exams aren't unintuitive, and that what you think is important to study happens to be the same thing that your teacher thinks is important to study. (For reference, I also hate the lack of study guides!)
In my classes, I tend to have about 4 exams, including the final. I like to schedule my courses in chunks, with exams being the clear delimiter between topics. For exam 2, students will be studying up on arrays, pointers, memory management, and dynamic variables/arrays; all related and tie together. Exam 3 is everything OOPey. Structs, classes, inheritance.
For Data Structures, the first exam is over introductory content, wrapping static and dynamic arrays, and building a linked list. The second will be over stacks, queues, and dictionaries. The third will be over trees, heaps, and balanced search trees.
And for Discrete Math, each chapter of the book gets its own exam as well. A nice, clean, split between topics in the course.
I also either prepare study guides, or provide exams from a previous semester. Why? I don't protect my old exams like a dragon hordes treasure because at some point, somebody is going to have that information. And they'll distribute that information among their friends, so then only a small pool of people will have it. That's not fair to everybody, and that's also not really something I can stop. So start them all on even footing. I hope that it also discourages cheating if students know what I expect of them, and what I intend to assess of them.
So I'm nervous about this upcoming midterm. I have actually taken this class before, as an undergrad, at another university…
… and while I scored really well in my programming assignments, I just don't do well on these kinds of exams. Math, gimme, I'll ace that. Exams with coding on paper – ok, I can do that. Exams where you memorize a bunch of random information aimlessly? That is not my strong suit.
The first time I took the course, it was taught by Dr. Cotter, who is one of my favorite teachers. Even having an interesting teacher didn't make it easy for me to do well!
Of course, I'm older now, I'm more experienced, I'm better at knowing how to learn. I have been using more resources as I study these concepts so that I have a better understanding than I would if I only studied from the textbook. But still, I resent not knowing what is expected of me. I resent the lack of respect for my time, by making the exam an amorphous mystery – good luck.
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U2 not capable of 'meaningful' album
Bono doesn't think U2 are capable of creating a "meaningful" new album.
The lead singer of the 'Even Better Than The Real Thing' rockers - who are set to re-release their 1991 album 'Achtung Baby' - admitted they are currently working on three albums, but he thinks it's "unlikely" they will be able to create a significant record people would want to buy.
He told Q magazine: "U2 has been on the verge of irrelevance for 20 years. We've ducked and dived and dodged it. We've made some great albums, some great songs; laid a few eggs, not that many. Turkeys, I mean. Lots of people have U2 albums - why they would want another one is a reasonable question.
"I don't know if it's possible for us to make something current that is meaningful, not just to our audience but to the times we live in.
"But that's the kind of the job for me and I'm not ready to give it up. I think it's unlikely we'll pull it off, but then so has the last 20 years been unlikely."
Despite being one of the biggest bands in the world, Bono regards U2 as the "most hated" group on Earth as well as the "most loved", but he thinks that makes them "interesting".
He added: "We're the most loved and most hated band on Earth. A lot of the reasons people don't like us - apart from myself, which I understand because I have to live with me too - are actually what make us interesting.
"Our diversions make us interesting. You might think, 'Get the singer out of my face!', and I understand all the projectile vomiting aspects to shaking hands with politicians and having an interest in religion.
"But U2, love or hate them, all the things that shape and form the time, maybe not the fashionista, but all the other things, we're right there. I hope that makes it an interest spectator sport."


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How did Brandeis IBS impact your career?
Looking at companies through the eyes of professors such as Grace Zimmerman and Ben Gomes-Casseres helped me refocus on the wine business with a different mindset. They helped me understand both the production and the sales and business sides of things. After graduation, my broad knowledge helped me land jobs in technical consulting and business development of innovative products dealing with the biggest wineries in the U.S. It was an important path that helped me build a great network in the U.S. wine industry. It still helps me every day with my work at Kuvée.
Had you always planned on moving into the startup world?
Entrepreneurship is something I was aware of during my time at Vivelys in its post-startup era, but I first encountered it through a summer internship while I was working on my MBA. I found that there was a lot of freedom in my job and that great things could be accomplished with the right team and ideas. After graduation, I worked with small companies but wasn't incredibly excited by the work. I finally found that excitement with Kuvée, particularly since I joined right as they received seed funding.
How did you land your role at Kuvée, and what about the company resonates most with you?
I did a lot of networking in the wine industry and in Boston during my time at Brandeis IBS. Once I made the connection with our founder, I had to demonstrate through months of consulting work that I was fully prepared to jump into a startup endeavor. At Kuvée we are trying to adapt wine consumption to meet consumer needs. People open a bottle of wine over the weekend if they know they can finish it before it turns bad. Our product will help keep wine fresh for up to 30 days at home and will also educate users on the product and industry. You basically get your own sommelier at home without the snobbish wine jargon!
What does your typical day look like?
My role has constantly evolved. At first, I spent hours on the lab bench analyzing and proving the viability of our concept. After that, I started outreach to wineries to find great partners. And now, amidst our launch, I'm tasting wines to validate our trials and to select the next one for our portfolio. Through it all, I've been able to work with the best team I've ever seen. With them, everything is possible, and solving hard problems is part of our day-to-day job. It's not something we try to avoid.
Any advice for current students considering a career in entrepreneurship?
I tend to be risk-averse, so I wanted to find a company where I trusted the founding team and really believed in the idea. Making a move into the startup world is a great learning experience because you need to do everything, but I personally think it's better to join a startup first and build your skills before starting your own company. Regardless of your path, it's an incredibly rewarding industry.


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Walking home alone on a gloomy night where every shadow seems threatening, I calm my fear by reasoning, "I can't die, my mate hasn't come home from his internship program yet – I have to see him again before I go". Fastening my seatbelt and securing the tray table per the flight attendant's instructions, I quell my nerves about flying by thinking, "This plane can't crash, I have to get home and see my mate tonight". Passing through a shady alleyway in Baltimore, I ignore the catcalls and the thoughts of grotesque things happening at the hands of the voice's owners by remembering, "It's gonna be fine, because I still can't die – I have yet to live with my mate, marry him or have children with him; I have yet to make physical love to him, wake up to him every morning, experience all life's changes with him, grow old with him", and it's enough to keep me safe.
Of all the categories this website has to offer, I did not want to write this essay about love. The notion is frankly cliche, irregardless of my own long-standing obsession with – belief in – love. I formulated several clever anecdotes about obscure subcultures I belong to, thinking perhaps to write on intolerance, but they lead me nowhere. I struggled to pen an adorable tale about my pets, but found it lacking conclusion. I tried to regurgitate my belief in the power of the story-telling process to place under "creativity", but my usual eloquence on the subject failed me. Every neuron in my brain, every pore in my body, every speck of my essence insisted to me that the one thing I believed in about all else is the power of love, and that to write about anything else for all to see would be dishonest.
I am not just speaking on romantic love, or even just my own in that regard, although it obviously is important to me, but all love. The true reason I do everything I do: to later share laughter with a friend, spend time cuddling one of my cats, or fall asleep intertwined with my mate. My favorite fictions always include grand arcs regarding the concept of love – I could spend days reading about lifelong friendships and heart-wrenching affection. I bask in whatever trace of love I can find, smiling when I spot a pair of lovers kissing, tired friends leaning on each other or puppies curled together for warmth.
I guess you could say I'm rather in love with love itself. You may have found this essay of sorts to be ridiculously sappy, but if everyone placed love above all else, the world would not have reason to fear passing shadows either. Remember that as you amble through life, and take time to enjoy and respect love of all shapes and sizes (race, orientation, culture, whatever – everyone has the same right to flourish in love).
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What Ervin Santana pulled off today in Cleveland was not only a bit unusual because the Indians scored a run but also because the Angels actually trailed in the game, 1-0, after the first inning and had to make a comeback to win it — while their pitcher was throwing a no-hitter.
Ever happen before? Todd Betzag of the Elias Sport Bureau has the answer:
On July 29, 1968 — 43 years ago this Friday — the Cincinnati Reds' George Culver (linked here) no-hit Philadelphia in the second game of a doubleheader, 6-1, at Connie Mack Stadium.
The Phillies scored in the bottom of the second to take the 1-0 lead — Richie Allen reached first on an error given to Reds' first baseman Tony Perez, and went to second when a second error was charged to second baseman Woody Woodward. Allen moved to third on a groundout and, one batter later, scored the unearned run on Cookie Rojas' sacrifice fly.
FYI: Rojas is the father of Angels broadcaster Victor Rojas, who called Santana's no-no today for FSW.
In the top of the third, the visiting Reds took the lead with three runs and didn't look back (box score linked here from Retrosheet.org).
And whatever happened to Culver? He ended up pitching for the Dodgers in 1973, and until recently was the Dodgers' spring training pitching coordinator in Glendale, Ariz.
A come-from-behind no-no also happened on Aug. 25, 1967:
== Dean Chance, a former Angels' Cy Young Award winner pitching for Minnesota, no-hit Cleveland, 2-1. The Indians, as they did Wednesday against the Angels, scored a run in the first inning at home — but this time it was earned. It came on two walks, and error, and Chance's wild pitch. The Twins came back with one in the second and one in the sixth. Chance walked five and struck out eight in that game.
== Three pitchers have thrown no-hitters and lost because they're team couldn't score enough runs. In 1967, Steve Barber and Stu Miller lost for Baltimore even while no-hitting Detroit, 2-1. In 1964, Houston's Ken Johnson no-hit Philadelphia but lost, 1-0, on an unearned run at the Astrodome.
And in 2008, Jered Weaver and Jose Arredondo combined on a no-hitter against the Dodgers at Dodger Stadium through eight innings, but lost the game, 1-0, and were not credited for a no-no because they didn't go at least nine innings since the Dodgers didn't have to bat in the bottom of the ninth.
Big thanks to Paul Olden , the New York Yankees' public address announcer and former MLB and NFL play-by-play man, for passing on that gem.


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Jimmy Fallon was overheard telling John McEnroe and Patty Smyth at Van Halen's Cafe Wha? reunion show Thursday that he's got his own music project in the works. "I'm working on a set of country tunes," Fallon said. A source close to the "Late Night" host told us: "Jimmy's working on live gigs. Willie Nelson, Hank Williams Sr., Waylon Jennings and David Allen Coe are some of the people he'd want to cover. It's going to be small, and under the radar."
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SEVENTH SENSE is new to the charter market.
An early interior shoot has taken place over the Easter weekend and a comprehensive lifestyle photo-shoot is due to take place at the end of April when she leaves the yard.
SEVENTH SENSE was kept private by her first owner since her launch. She was used only a few weeks a year but kept immaculate by a permanent crew. When she was purchased by her new owner on the back-end of 2015 she underwent a full exterior and interior refit.


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When Holly and James Gustafson took our pledge to reduce screen time, they decided to go cold turkey. Find out how this family of 7 is making it work.
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Tatiana car stopped near the shore. The girls went out and got undressed.
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Safety is PennEast's highest priority. When constructing and operating the PennEast Pipeline, PennEast will adopt design features and practices that meet or exceed stringent pipeline industry and regulatory standards. This includes testing welds, using state-of-the-art corrosion protection systems, regular leak surveys and 24/7 monitoring.
- Independent, third-party inspectors hired by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) will be on site throughout pipeline construction to ensure overall safety, as well as compliance with permits, regulations and industry best practices.
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She is 14. She longs for adventure and freedom. She loves to learn and is at the top of her class. She helps her mother with her siblings and she doesn't mind it. She snatches her mother's bright shirt from the laundry and twirls as she holds it to her chest. She has dreams.
She is not my daughter.
But she could be.
The only difference between that girl and my own is where they were born.
One was born into freedom. The other oppression.
My daughter will live adventure. She will know freedom. She will continue in school and work to stay at the top of her class. She will help with her brother and sister and she will dream.
The girl born in the red dirt of Africa will be kidnapped from school in the middle of the night and held at ransom, probably abused or worse.
Every time I read that females are the most oppressed people group in the world my stomach knots and I feel sick.
Because I have daughters. And I am a mother. And I love God and He loves them. And I long for things to be made right in this world. For the girls to come home, to be free, safe. It's the compelling force behind Mercy House. It's the story behind the story.
In our world of sky scrapers, hand-held computers, busy schedules and lovely Pinterest, it's too easy to think this good life we lead is normal. It's not. This is not how most people in the world live.
And my girls painting their toenails and giggling in the bathroom is a luxury. They do not know oppression. They do not fear being taken in the middle of the night.
Do you know what the number one fear in the slums of Africa is? It's not starvation or lack of water. It's not provision. It's violence. Girls fear being violated. Because the odds are they will be on their way home from school…by strangers, by their fathers and uncles, policemen. It's a thought so sickening, it keeps me up at night.
How do we help these girls?
How do we stop the oppression of women and girls?
How do we put an end to the violence against them?
We pray.
And we pray some more.
And we continue to pray until they are rescued. Until they are redeemed. Until they come home.
I was sitting in church the other day. My eyes were closed as I sang. I lifted my hand in surrender and when I did, the twine on my prayer bracelet snapped and the little heart fell onto my lap. How fitting. Holy hands. A Holy God. A Holy Fight to remember girls all over the world from Nigeria to Kenya to South America to the brothels in Thailand to the elusive massage parlors in my city, to the refugee moms we teach to crochet.
We feel helpless. But when we pray we unleash the Great Helper.
We feel inadequate. But when we pray God is more than adequate.
We feel defeated. But when we pray Jesus defeats the enemy.
This week, today, now, the staff at Mercy House are talking to helpless, hopeless pregnant girls who will be our next in-house residents. They are setting up a mentoring group in a nearby slum for those who won't be residents. We are taking Mercy House to them. It's overwhelming, heart-breaking work. The stories-oh, Jesus-the pain the girls in our world endure. We pray. It's the one thing we can do.
3 Things We Can Do Today For the Most Oppressed People Group in the World:
- Sure, go ahead and light up social media with #bringbackourgirls. But at the same time, do battle. Shine a light on the darkness of terror that will draw attention from every corner. It's time we fight on our knees.
- Wear a love mercy prayer bracelet. Every time you see it or touch it or feel it on your skin, whisper a prayer. It's a constant reminder not to forget them and to pray for oppressed girls everywhere.
- Most of all, pray. Right now, wherever you are. Whisper this prayer to God on their behalf:
"God, we humbly seek your face and lift up the girls and women in our world who suffer in bondage and fear violence. We ask that you would set these captives free. We pray they would feel your strong arm of love in the midst of their suffering. Please give me the courage to stand against oppression. Bring back our girls. Amen."
Do you know what the difference between their daughters are and mine?
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WEST PALM BEACH -- Mary Chi drove in the winning run on a groundout in the bottom of the sixth inning to lead Benjamin to a 8-6 victory over Westminster Academy.
Sarah Walker went 2 for 3 with two RBI for the Buccaneers (12-7). Becky Brucker and Dee Skuda each had three hits for the Lions (20-5).
DAVIE -- The Western softball team scored a run in the bottom of the 14th inning to hand defending Class 4A state champion Cooper City its second loss of the season, 2-1.
Lori Soriano ended the marathon, scoring on a Cooper City error after a Cara O`Neill hit.
The victory boosted Western`s record to 15-6. The win is not significant in the district standings, but Wildcats coach Jerry Bauer said the game had a lot of meaning for his team.
``Knowing that we can compete and beat a team like Cooper City gives our kids a big lift,`` Bauer said. ``Our girls did a super job today.``
Cooper City`s (17-2) loss was caused by missed opportunities. The Cowboys had 21 hits, but left 19 runners on base, most of those in the first five innings.
The game was scoreless until the top of the 10th inning, when Cooper City`s Michelle Cavanaugh scored on a triple by Elizabeth Baucom to give the Cowboys a 1-0 lead.
Western came back in the bottom of the inning to tie. Again the Soriano- O`Neill combination was troublesome for the Cowboys. O`Neill followed a single by Soriano with a hit which Cooper City bobbled allowing Soriano to score.


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Social Skills Training: A Three-Pronged Approach for Developmentally Disabled Adolescents and Young Adults.
Coyne, Phyllis
The document is designed to provide practical information for teachers, parents, group home workers, work activity personnel, and others interested in developing social interaction skills and appropriate social behaviors in developmentally disabled adolescents and young adults. An introductory section discusses social problems of the developmentally disabled adolescent and young adult, such as lack of friends, inappropriate social behaviors, and poor self concept. The three-pronged training model for social skill development utilizes three methods--behavior modification; instruction with discussion, modeling, and role playing; and experimental exercises (such as group games and recreation activities). Program organization is detailed in terms of selection and grouping of participants, skills of trainers, organization of sessions, and training setting. Techniques used for assessing social skills are the Recreation-Social-Sexual interview, direct observation of the participant's behavior, and behavioral checklists/rating scales that inquire into social strengths and weaknesses. A final section of the booklet is concerned with the specific social skills addressed in the model, objectives, and sample training activities. Social skills fall primarily into three categories: interactive behavior skills, which are generally nonverbal; interpersonal communication skills, which require verbal interactions; and appropriate social behaviors, which are related to social norms. A final section contains bibliographies on scales with social skills components, on social skill development, and on adapted equipment. (SW)
Descriptors: Adolescents, Behavior Modification, Developmental Disabilities, Discussion (Teaching Technique), Evaluation Methods, Games, Interpersonal Competence, Learning Activities, Models, Normalization (Handicapped), Recreational Activities, Role Playing, Social Development, Student Evaluation, Teaching Methods, Young Adults
Oregon University Health Sciences Center, Crippled Children's Division, P.O. Box 574, Portland, OR 97207 ($5.00 prepaid).
Publication Type: Guides - Non-Classroom; Reference Materials - Bibliographies
Education Level: N/A
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Language: English
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Authoring Institution: Oregon Univ., Portland. Health Sciences Center.
Note: For related document, see EC 150 082. Supported by the Developmental Disabilites Office, Region X.


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|Part of state-owned enterprise
Rail transport in New Zealand
Ferry transport
|1962 (as a division of NZR)
|Wellington, New Zealand
Area served
|Cook Strait, New Zealand
|Inter-island ferries
Interislander (passenger)
Interislander Freight (freight)
The Interislander is a road and rail ferry service across New Zealand's Cook Strait, between Wellington in the North Island and Picton in the South Island. It is owned and operated by state-owned rail operator KiwiRail. Three roll-on roll-off (RORO) vessels operate the 50 nautical miles (93 km; 58 mi) route, taking three hours to complete the crossing.[1]
Interislander was started in August 1962 by KiwiRail's predecessor, the New Zealand Railways Department (NZR). The service primarily provided a RORO rail link between its North and South Island networks, allowing NZR to compete directly with coastal shipping companies for inter-island freight. It also provided the first RORO road link between the two islands, which saw the Interislander compete with, and then completely replace, the Union Company's Wellington–Lyttelton ferry service. Today, the service is still well patronised despite competition on the Wellington–Picton sea route with Bluebridge and from airlines, carrying around one million passengers and 230,000 vehicles per year on 5,500 sailings.[2]
Before 1962 the North Island and South Island rail networks were not connected, and the New Zealand Railways Department struggled to compete with ships for inter-island transport. In the days before containerisation, rail freight between the islands had to be railed in a wagon to Wellington, unloaded and transferred onto a ship to Picton or Lyttelton, then loaded into another wagon before being railed the rest of the way. The Union Company ran an overnight ferry between Lyttelton and Wellington using steamers.[3]
The Cook Strait Inter-Island Rail and Road Service (as it was known) started on 11 August 1962 with the roll-on roll-off ferry GMV Aramoana. The service dramatically increased efficiency, since freight could stay in the same wagon the whole journey, reducing time and money. Aramoana took just 3 hours 20 minutes to cross Cook Strait, dramatically decreasing time between the two islands for cars and passengers - Wellington to Christchurch travel time was reduced from 11 hours on the Union ferry to 9 hours by Railways ferry and road. The initial service was one sailing each way per day, Wellington to Picton in the morning and Picton to Wellington in the afternoon.[3]
The service was an immediate success, although it was criticised for high prices. At NZ£ 9 10s one way for a family of four and a car up to 4.04 m[4] (equal to NZ$395 in 2016 dollars,[5]) many people thought the service was overpriced for a Railways-operated service. However, there was a fine line to tread when it came to setting the price - too low, and shipping companies and airlines would claim unfair competition. Nevertheless, it was a cash cow for the Railways - in the 1963/64 financial year, it contributed £535,000 of the Railways' £538,500 working profit.[3]
The service expanded with the addition of Aranui in 1966, MV Arahanga in 1972 and Aratika in 1974. The Union Company responded to the competition by converting TEV Maori to take roll-on roll-off (RORO) road traffic and ordering a new RORO ship, TEV Wahine. However, the resurgence was short-lived: on 10 April 1968, Wahine foundered at the entrance to Wellington Harbour during a storm, resulting in 53 deaths. By the time replacement ship TEV Rangatira entered service in 1972, competition from the Cook Strait ferries and increased competition from air travel, especially following the National Airways Corporation's introduction of the Boeing 737 in 1968, saw the Wellington-Lyttelton service become uneconomic. The Union Company withdrew in 1974, and after two years under the Ministry of Transport, the service was cancelled in September 1976.[6] In 1982 Arahura joined the fleet to replace the ageing Aramoana and Aranui. The faster Arahura reduced the time across Cook Strait by 20 minutes to three hours.
When the New Zealand Railways Corporation (the successor to the Railways Department) was restructured in 1984, the service was renamed "SeaRail". In 1989, it was renamed the Interisland Line, and the service became known as The Interislander. The fleet was upgraded with improved facilities and a new livery including Pelorus Jack.[7] In 1991, New Zealand Rail Ltd, including the Interisland Line, was spun off from the Railways Corporation. In 1993, New Zealand Rail Ltd was privatised and became Tranz Rail in 1995. In 1999, Tranz Rail leased DEV Aratere, and between 1999 and 2001 disposed of Arahanga and the Aratika.
In 2004, Toll NZ bought out Tranz Rail, and the Interisland Line was renamed the Interislander. Both ships were repainted in a new livery, with a fern replacing Pelorus Jack on the funnel - he moved to the hull with the logo. In 2005, Toll leased Challenger, which in 2007 was renamed MV Kaitaki. Kaitaki was the first Interislander ferry without a rail deck, and the first with a bow door (all the other ferries were stern boarding).
On 1 July 2008 the New Zealand Government purchased Toll NZ Ltd, including the Interislander, becoming part of KiwiRail.
In 2011 Aratere was significantly lengthened by adding a 30-metre midsection to increase her capacity.
In November 2012, Interislander staff threatened strike action over the upcoming Christmas period, demanding better wages.[8] Owner KiwiRail responded with a lock-out notice.[9] Freight company Mainfreight slammed the union's actions as "bloody disruptive".[10]
In November 2013, Aratere snapped a drive shaft and lost a propeller in the Cook Strait. Interislander chartered MS Stena Alegra to help with the peak summer period while Aratere was under repair. In December 2014, it was announced Stena Alegra would be chartered long-term to replace the aging Arahura. Arahura last sailed on 29 July 2015, and the Stena Alegra, refurbished and renamed Kaiarahi, entered service in September 2015.
The Lynx
The Lynx was the Interislander's fast ferry service across Cook Strait. Pressured by Christchurch businessman Brooke McKenzie and his ill-fated Sea Shuttles NZ fast ferry service, the Interisland Line chartered the HSC Condor 10 to operate a fast service across the strait for the 1994/95 summer. The "Vomit Comet", as it was sometimes dubbed, was an initial success, taking half the time of the regular Interislander ferries. Condor 10 returned to serve as The Lynx every summer until 1999, when it was replaced by the HSC Condor Vitesse for the 1999/2000 summer. A year-round service was started in 2000 with HSC Normandie Express, which was replaced in 2003 by HSC Incat 046.
The Lynx was cancelled in 2005 due to large losses. The fast ferries use copious amounts of fuel and their jet streams caused environmental damage. In 1994, speed restrictions were imposed in Wellington harbour to reduce wash and protect ships berthed at Aotea Quay, and in May 2000 an 18-knot speed limit was imposed on all ships in the Marlborough Sounds after residents complained of shoreline damage caused by the ferries. By 2002, The Lynx took 2 hours 15 minutes to complete its journey. This was only a 45-minute advantage over the Arahura and Aratere, which had the advantage of being able to operate in swells above The Lynx's limit of 4.0 metres, which were common in Cook Strait and frequently caused cancellations.[11]
The Interislander operates three roll-on roll-off ferries: Aratere, Kaiarahi and Kaitaki. Aratere is a rail ferry, carrying rail wagons on the lower vehicle deck and road vehicles on the upper vehicle deck. Kaitaki and Kaiarahi do not have rail capacity, and carry road vehicles across two decks.
The ship names are all in Māori, and translate to "Quick path" (Aratere), leader (Kaiarahi) and "Challenger" (Kaitaki).
Current fleet
|Entered service
|DEV Aratere
|600 + 31 crew
|1050 lane metres [12]
|420 lane metres (32 wagons)[12]
|Numbers are post 2011 modifications.
|MS Kaiarahi
|built 1998 as Dawn Merchant; chartered temporarily by Interislander in 2014 as Stena Alegra while Aratere was out of service, then chartered long-term in 2015 and renamed Kaiarahi
|MV Kaitaki
|1350 + 60 crew
|1780 lane metres (550 cars)
|built 1994 as Isle of Innisfree; chartered by Interislander in 2005 as Challenger; renamed Kaitaki 2007
Former fleet
- GMV Aramoana (rail/road/passenger, 1962–1985)
- GMV Aranui (rail/road/passenger, 1966–1985)
- MV Arahanga (rail/road/passenger, 1972–2001)
- MV Aratika (rail/road/passenger, 1974–1999)
- MV Purbeck (road freight only, 2003–2006)
- DEV Arahura (rail/road/passenger, 1983–2015)
The Lynx (all road/passenger):
- HSC Condor 10 (chartered from Condor Ferries, summer 1994, 1995)
- HSC Condor Vitesse (chartered from Condor Ferries, 1995–1999)
- HSC Normandie Express (chartered 2000-2002)
- HSC Incat 046 (also known as the "Devil Cat", chartered 2003-2005)
See also
- ↑ "The Voyage - Interislander".
- ↑ "Kiwirail 2010-2011 Annual Report" (PDF).
- 1 2 3 "'The floating bridge' - Cook Strait ferries". New Zealand History online. Retrieved 21 August 2011.
- ↑ "Drive inter-island brochure - nzhistory.net.nz". Retrieved 21 November 2010. The fares have been corrected for 1962, when the New Zealand pound was still in use.
- ↑ "New Zealand CPI Inflation Calculator - Reserve Bank of New Zealand". Retrieved 16 November 2016.
- ↑ "Wellington Ferry Service Ends - nzhistory.net.nz". Retrieved 12 January 2012.
- ↑ Cook Strait Rail Ferries - New Zealand Maritime Record
- ↑ "Interislander strike rests on new vote". 3 News NZ. November 27, 2012.
- ↑ "Interislander strike talks continue". 3 News NZ. November 26, 2012.
- ↑ "Mainfreight condemns Interislander strike". 3 News NZ. November 23, 2012.
- ↑ "The "Vomit Comets" - Fast ferries on Cook Strait - NZHistory.net.nz". Retrieved 21 November 2010.
- 1 2 "Facts and Figures - Aratere". The Interislander.
External links
- Interislander (official site)
- Cook Strait rail ferries – New Zealand History, by Ministry for Culture and Heritage


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I was going to reserve comment on IBM's recent article on JLINQ but I really can't help myself. Here's a link to the article:
LINQ stands for Language INtegrated Query, which this clearly is not. I don't know if Microsoft has any rights to the name LINQ or not, but I think it very poor form of IBM to actually use the term for something that is not technically correct. LINQ is something that is actually integrated into the programming language itself, like Microsoft is integrating it into C# for instance. Then, you can actually do your queries in C# instead of SQL.
JLINQ is nothing of the sort. This is merely a new ORM style code generator for Eclipse that IBM has made. It's certainly an interesting idea on ORM to me, but that's all it is. In a nutshell, you install the JLINQ package and tell your application what JDBC driver to use. Then, it connects to the database and your Eclipse project suddenly becomes "Database Aware". Neato, this is a cool idea. By being database aware, you can then have better SQL validation as you write the queries (or optionally generate them) as you code. Example: if you type "select" the SQL validator will ask to change it to "select" (I've got some friends who can't type and really need this!). Also, since you're connected to the DB, you can get instant validation of columns and metadata as you go, which is also helpful. Once you define what you want in terms of a query (or object definition for the ORM stuff) you can right click and have choices to generate a SQL Bean or JLINQ code. Furthermore, you can simply right-click on a table in the Database Explorer and choose "Generate JLINQ Code" and you'll automatically get a CRUD interface for your table. Certainly seems like this will save some time.
All things considered, this seems like it is a neat idea in that it combines a nice database aware project with content assist and automatic code generation of CRUD objects and/or beans.......but by no stretch of the imagination is it LINQ. I will certainly be playing around with it in the upcoming weeks; however, I'll be using our DataDirect Connect for JDBC drivers to do the work and so I'll let you all know how it goes.
Oh, some posters on channel9 at Microsoft certainly have strong opinions if you're interested: http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=335603
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Mark has been a frequent guest and substitute host on the Hannity show, and has also been an advisor to Limbaugh, who frequently refers to him on the air with the nickname "F. Lee Levin." He is perhaps more well known for his nickname "The Great One," coined by his friend Hannity.
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CRESSKILL — The founder of a New Jersey seafood company was ordered to pay more than $64 million in restitution today for mislabeling a cheap variety of catfish from Vietnam as higher-quality seafood as it was marketed along the East Coast.
Thomas George, 61, who stepped down last year as chief executive of the Sterling Seafood Corp. in Bergen County, was trying to avoid paying more than $63 million in tariffs to the United States government, federal authorities said. Under the scheme, he imported more than 11 million pounds of the catfish from 2004 through 2006 to be sold as sole and grouper fillets to supermarkets and restaurants.
U.S. District Court Judge Faith Hochberg in Newark ordered the restitution as she sentenced George to spend 22 months in federal prison and serve a year of supervised release. When George pleaded guilty in January to importing falsely labeled goods and selling falsely labeled fish in the United States with the intent to defraud, he had also agreed to make a $50,000 community service payment to the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation.
The money will be used for research into identifying fish and other marine organisms.
George, who lives in Old Tappan, founded Sterling Seafood in Cresskill in 1989 after emigrating from India in 1975 and becoming a U.S. citizen. The firm imports dozens of types of seafood from Asia and South America, including red snapper, mackerel and rock lobster.
Federal authorities said his scheme began in 2003, when the United States imposed a tariff on all imports of cheap Vietnamese catfish to keep overseas companies from undercutting the prices of U.S. catfish producers. The tariff imposed a duty of nearly 64 percent on all Vietnamese catfish and was adjusted based on market conditions, but did not apply to imported grouper and sole.
Federal authorities said George first began working with a seafood distribution company in Vietnam to import the catfish under other names. They began forging purchase orders, health certificates, manifests, packing lists and other documents to further the scheme.
Between 2004 and 2005, George also purchased more than $500,000 of mislabeled Vietnamese catfish imported by a Virginia corporation and sold that catfish throughout the United States as well, according to federal authorities.
A 2009 congressional study and seafood industry experts contend the illicit practice of passing cheap fish off as higher-grade species is becoming more common.
Immigrations and Customs Enforcement began probing Sterling Seafood in 2004 after U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents tested some of the fish and realized it was not grouper, according to a press statement released today by U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman.


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The Earth and the Moon's Sphere Kingdom have long had a poor relationship due to a devastating war years earlier, but Sphere Kingdom Princess Feena Fam Earthlight seeks to make steps towards changing that by doing a homestay on Earth at the home of the Earth President's secretary, in order to learn more about life on Earth. This is not the first time that Feena and the secretary's teenage "brother" Tatsuya have met, though, and the connection of the past contributes toward love in the present. Their love could paint a new future for Earth-Moon relations, but the resulting complications also threaten to tear everything - even the fragile international peace - apart.
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