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The NJCAA announced today that (RV) Northland Community & Technical College was invited to participate in the Red Grange Bowl, to be held Saturday, December 1 at the College of DuPage in Glen Ellyn, Illinois.
Northland CTC (8-2 Overall / 5-0 West) won the MCAC State Championship on Sunday, defeating North Dakota State College of Science, 34-10. It was the second straight MCAC title for the Pioneers and positioned them for a return trip to the NJCAA football post-season. In 2017, NCTC (9-3 overall) participated in the opening game of the Graphic Edge Bowl, falling to Ellsworth (IA) Community College (4-8 Overall), 55-14.
In the MCAC State Championship contest, Northland quarterback Craig Wells was 26-of-36 for 258 yards against NDSCS, throwing for three touchdowns and one interception. Dwayne Taylor had six catches for 102 yards and three scores; Dylaan Lee had 67 yards on nine catches while Devonaire Clairington accounted 62 yards on five grabs and score. Lee also passed for a touchdown with an 18-yard completion.
On the ground, Jarel Youree ecliped the century mark with a 107 yards rushing, averaging over 15 yards a carry. Defenisvely, Tristin Murrin and Jonas Dorvil combined for 25 tackles, with Dovil getting six stops behind the line of scrimmage and picking up an interception. Jonathon Pickettt, Ryan Erickson and Dorvil all notched sacks against the Wildcats, while Thomas Smith had an Pioneer interception.
According to the NJCAA Football National Leaderboard, Wells leads the county in both passing yards per game (300.4) and touchdowns (34). Murrin is currently the NJCAA leader in tackles per contest, with 13 stops a game.
With the win and bowl invitiation, NCTC will face off against Nassau Community College, currently 7-3 on the year. Two of Nassau's losses came to nationally-ranked Monroe College (17-14) and undefeated Lackawanna (51-26). Also known as the Lions, NCC has won their last two contests on the road, beating Hocking College 40-12 and defeating Erie Community College, 28-7. As a team, Nassau is averaging 29.2 points per game; their highest output so far in 2018 was a 42-19 neutral site win over College of Dupage on October 13.
For the final NJCAA Football Top 20 poll, please visit: http://www.njcaa.org/sports/fball/polls
The Red Grange Bowl will kick-off at 1pm CST on Saturday, December 1. Gates will open at 11:30am and tickets are $10. Host institution College of DuPage notes that "All Proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to Ronald McDonald House Charities of Chicagoland & Northwest Indiana."
Please click here for complete details on the Red Grange Bowl - including ticket purchase information - or go to: http://www.cod.edu/conferences/bowl/index.aspx
CLICK HERE for the MCAC Football home page.
For MCAC statistical leaders, go to: http://www.mcacsports.org/sports/fball/2018-19/leaders
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About the Minnesota College Athletic Conference
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This got tucked into our larger post on how to take a screenshot on the Galaxy Note 5, but it's cool enough that it deserves a mention of its own. Using the "Screen write" function of Samsung's new software, you can do a "Scroll capture" of whatever you've got on your screen. Want to share an entire web page or vertically scrolling app? Not a problem. It takes just a few taps, and Samsung does a really nice job of stitching it all together for you.
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A little over a year ago, Lost in a Sea of Sound described Stars Are Insane's Rok Lok release To Be Here. Now the label has released a companion cassette titled To Be There, the span of time capturing thoughtful movement through existence. Listening back on the cassette To Be Here and reading the words used to connect sound and thoughts, clearly shows just like the music, writing changes over time. Not sure how Stars Are Insane feel about their sounds, but reading early descriptions on Lost in a Sea of Sound seems like a different person was doing the work. Wisdom, experience or repetitious droll, not for the musician or writer to know. The listener or reader must make these analogies themselves.
There is definitely a flowing stream connecting To Be Here with To Be There. Tributaries like the ends of branches making their way to the supporting trunk. Music takes this route, sounds in the distance radiating at the same fervor. It would be inaccurate to describe To Be There as different from To Be Here. Many of the tracks could be easily divided differently among these two releases without changing the overall feel. And the feel.... melodies in the far reaches of the aural landscape. Dust hazing the sonic fabric in the form of feedback and distortion. Gentle vocals whispering directions, opening conscious pathways to a quiet heart. Is this mutated pop music or the exposed veins from ambient erosion? Stars Are Insane cycles through both worlds, returning these vivid dreams during each restful interlude.
To Be There clocks in around forty minutes divided through ten tracks. Copies are available from the Rok Lok website as well as their bandcamp page. There are also a few tapes remaining of the To Be Here release.
Rok Lok Records site - bandcamp - facebook
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Learning Previews - Grade 7 - March 2018
Posted on 03/15/2018
All 7th Grade Math (On Grade Level and Accelerated Math Pathways): Mr. Devlin
In our first unit of the month, students learn to understand and use the term "circle" to mean the set of points that are equally distant from a point called the "center." They gain an understanding of why the circumference of a circle is proportional to its diameter, with constant of proportionality π. Students use the relationships of circumference, radius, diameter, and area of a circle to find lengths and areas, expressing these in terms of π or using appropriate approximations of π to express them numerically.
In our second unit of the month, students investigate whether sets of angle and side length measurements determine unique triangles or multiple triangles, or fail to determine triangles. Students also study and apply angle relationships, learning to understand and use the terms "complementary," "supplementary," "vertical angles," and "unique" (Math Practice Standard 6). The work gives them practice working with rational numbers and equations for angle relationships. Students analyze and describe cross-sections of prisms, pyramids, and polyhedra. They understand and use the formula for the volume of a right rectangular prism, and solve problems involving area, surface area, and volume (Math Practice Standards 1 & 4).
ELA: Ms. Gonzalez
7th grade readers and writers have been building their background knowledge around various aspects of identity through reading and writing about first person narratives. They then focused on how advertisements use gender roles to sell products. Now they will be reading the play,
A Raisin In the Sun
by Lorraine Hansberry and will
explore how class, race, gender, and occupation can shape individuals' identity
. Readers will conduct several close reads of the text through whole class and small group readings. We will be reading it primarily in class. The study of
A Raisin In The Sun
will be accompanied regularly by informational texts to allow readers to understand the author's intent in addressing the dreams of the African-American community in the 1950s (and prior) and the social injustices that got in the way. Readers will be taking notes along the way to write an argumentative essay around character change.
Two essential questions we will be exploring are:
How can individuals redefine themselves?
How does setting affect an individual's sense of identity?
Ask your child about what they noticed and discussed during our class readings. For homework, readers are expected to be independently reading a book of their choice for 30 minutes and to write a weekly response usually due on Fridays. If your child is having trouble finding a book, our librarian Ms. Musher is a great source. Here is also a list of recent award winners from the American Library Association:
www.nytimes.com/2018/02/12/books/ top-awards-young-adult-and-childrens-literature- newbery-caldecott.html
Social Studies: Ms. Motto
Students have begun working on their research papers. Students are answering the question "How can people persevere when they face persecution in their lives?" With the help of Ms. Musher students have researched a subject, created virtual notecards, and cited sources. Soon they will begin drafting an outline and study the structure of a research paper. By the end of the unit students will create a 3-5 page paper of their own. Please encourage students to come for help before or after school if they need it. Ask them what they think is most interesting about the person they are researching!
Grade 7 Science: Mr. Mahoney
This month in science we continue to work on our Physics unit and our NetPal Science Fair project. Students are now collecting data and will be producing a tri-fold presentation as we head toward April. The driving question of the unit Why do some things stop while other things keep going? We are finishing our first learning set which focused on what determines how fast or high an object will go. Students experience thermal and sound energy as they address the idea that energy can be transferred between systems. Students develop Energy Transfer Diagrams as models to represent and explain energy gained or "lost" in a system. Students conduct experiments that explore swinging pendulums and how different types of balls behave when they are dropped from height. Students will carry out an investigations of energy conversions/ transformations between gravitational, kinetic, elastic, and thermal energy of bouncing and colliding balls. They will analyze the relationship between temperature, thermal energy, and the kinetic energy of molecules in solids, liquids, and gases, identifying temperature and mass as the factors that determine the amount of thermal energy an object has. We are working toward an understanding as to why things eventually stop moving, which is part of the driving question for the unit.
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Summertime, Back In The Day Is Now
Summer's blog, fair date 201307:16
One of the biggest paradoxes in writing is that when everything is busy and exciting there's "no time" to write. And when you have time, things are boring, slow or you're depressed so it's harder to write because you have to capture the excitement of when things were great and your consciousness was expanded, etc. And whatever good time is had, you take into overtime (over your weekly routine) as long as you can make it last, really.
Enlightenment is a frail, I believe living creature. It can escape you, it can move on or even retreat in the past waiting to see if you remember or learn from it. You can only have it alone to enjoy, briefly. It's like when you come back from vacation. Everything is wonderful because you are glowing and people have to dial you down, reel you in, knock you back down. Society does this. Peers do this. Sit coms do this. They make sure you're knocked back to your weekly status quo.
I got mine back.
I've read books on behaviors, habits and obligations. The past few years, I have gotten to do so much on my own without compromise, restrictions or obligations I often wonder how I could possibly go back to taking orders from a mentally detached shift manager and ass kissing, back stabbing coworkers and thankless customers that patronize a business looking for a cheap miracle.
But July has been a burst of 3-4 outings that have made me feel so much better about things. I did a Trek manoeuver trope and "reversing the polarity" of a problem I've horribly self-imposed for a few years. Confidence and assertiveness is also a complicated mesh to navigate thru, to not get snagged on arrogance or overbearing.
The whole point of this summer for me is to go back and do some of the things on my own that I couldn't enjoy the first time, or things I haven't done in over a decade. I did plenty of research on what is also booming business wise, so I don't go to a "dead" events/ places. Some festivals and special events I want to be busy to enjoy.
I had a great experience going to a neighboring county fair. It captured the spirit of the fair I remembered from the past and still present with technology. It was so many things, local artists, diy-ers and farmers. So much food, so much community. And I met someone, or rather she met me. And that led to an over-nighter to next day-er. And that led to quite a second date, this time the home game. 3rd on deck…
It looks like I'm discovering and realizing my role with women I go out with, now. It's like those post apocalyptic movies, you have the "Doc" of the faction the protag finds himself in, the sage older guy with the young cute hunter/ armed girlfriend/ partner on missions. Yeah… that's a better place to be than these dopey fuddy duddy dads I've seen, silenced by their sassy house-led wife. Or worse, the anti-hero violent tendencies dad.
It's theoretically tougher to do some things like movies and museums with all the kids out for summer, but strangely is still empty from what I remember summers to be. Kids are just home gaming and watching tv, I know it. I stay away from malls, I know they're in there, too. It's not even fun anymore to cruise the mall as a pick me up, passing the island of tired, waiting guys sitting with their woman's shopping bags.
On the 4th, I went to my local annual baseball game, followed with the only fireworks show in town. I have no idea why movies can't capture the baseball going experience. Movies have to emphasize their calculated wacky diverse team on their obligated wining season. Sit coms are locked to their bleacher set so they can get into it with the person sitting next to them. Yawnsville. There's so much going on at a game, it's really it's own movie.
I have 3 plans for August for the big summer finale, including going to Santa Cruz!
Springing Into Summer
Spring fever's blog, trip planning date: 130528: 18
[I keep shifting tenses and if I go back to make them consistent, I'll probably get lazy, save the file and forget to go back to it. So t/here you go.]
I got the summer edition of my local weekly and I poured thru it looking for things to do this summer. The past couple of years I was such a tight ass with money I didn't do anything, except for pay off a credit card. That was quite worth it
This summer I'm deciding to "get back to the innocence." There are so many things that have been ruined, made me jaded, by news fearing terrorism, documentaries exposing the evils of people, drug culture, manipulative women, chemicals in food, reality shows, class warfare, etc.
It's also been a good writing exercise, looking at all the age groups for when we had the best times before the shitty thing(s) happened.
When you're a kid at home, you get to play with toys (I'm old, pre video games), look at tv to see cartoons. When I was a kid, afternoon tv wasn't tabloid trash, it was reruns of black and white abbott Costello movies, our gang, etc.
Some kids were lucky enough that their parents took them to theme parks over summer or spring break or x-mas. Some parents just stuck their kids in summer camp, left to teenagers who totally should not be in charge of kids. Others were left to fend riding bikes around the neighborhood.
If you got a bike for x-mas, the whole neighborhood opened up. You get to cruise with your friends, hang out in front of the liquor store. You can pedal to the mountains and stream and parks. I remember it rained on us one time and we thought it was cool, like an epic battle against the wind and rains, like we saw pirates do on tv. Of course you go to the mall, arcades, the movies too at the cheap dollar theater. I think those are replaced with netflix and red box for the most part, sad.
In high school, if you passed you're driving and got a car from your parents, then the whole town opened up! On the weekend we could drive to the beach! There was one main drag we went to cruise on the weekend.
There were a couple near me. On the east side there was the infamous King & Story, the low rider capitol of the south bay in the late 70's. While people in new york were at discos, people in my hood were bouncing cars and getting into it with cops where I grew up.
The other was a section of the King's Highway, El Camino Real, a section of California route 82. I remembered it went from Wolfe road in Cupertino, where everyone circled back and sometimes cops picked that as their spot to nab cruisers. The south-east end was debatable, it changed. But it seemed to be blocks ease of the Lawrence expressway intersection, exactly where is the debatable part. It was to deter the cop checkpoint situation.
Next thing you know, most people went to college and all the holidays became spring break, x-mas break, summer or as soon as finals were over. Then we took road trips or flew. The country opened up to us.
A big exotic thing in the bay area was to fly to Cancun or Hawaii, which I never understood. The stories were the same of how we got drunk at the beach, bought shot glasses and screwed up trying to get laid. I did all that in Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk for much cheaper. and got to go to Monterey when I felt like taking a more "mature, cultured" trip.
I have some ideas on what to do this spring to get those exploration feelings back. Haven't even gotten into after college/ 20 somethings trips yet…
breaking out of Groundhog Day is finding a way not to try
This is going to be something of a week, historical. Which 2 seasons of MASH would describe it best?
Also, it's been an interesting week of dvd's from the library. Some of the possibly symbolic movies availible were Synecdoche new york, Brazil and Groundhog's day. There are all these "dark" remakes: batman, battlestar galactica, but they have happier endings. Bleak movies and tragedies, now those are movies with balls. I'm pretty sure dystopic movies are to men what chick flick rom coms are to women. Instead of crying, those movies make us want to drink or go out in anger and shoot things (for me, in a video game). Whack a mole gets out more anger, but all the kids look at you with apprehension. I also got mean girls, I also saw before. I needed a hot actresses movie, but smart. Odd.
I got so many of my "1 timer" errands done, I scramble for something exciting or "juicy" this week. Most of what I have to do are 8-9 projects that I've been picking away at. For mon- Thursday, I prioritized in descending order which ones could make me money, maybe not necessarily the most, but the most immediate.
For the weekend, I overlapped a couple per day and these are things that require me to go back and sort thru things, like paper filing that I pick and pare away at. Someday I'm going to blow out a very large paper shredder with the 4 boxes of paper and growing.
This week is the last opportunity I have to go to Santa Cruz beach boardwalk before they go to weekend operation for the fall. I went to the fair and was happy, fighting off a couple of bouts of sadness. I have to evaluate in my head how much I need to do one more summer-y thing. I've been so smart with money, I now see a day in Santa Cruz as sacrificing a weekly credit card payment. I haven't been able to make much progress since spring as it is. It bothers me.
When I've had jobs, I piss away the money as I get it. I criticize people for being stupid in doing that and here I am wanting to do that with no income. The most important goal I can make a dent on is paying off that one credit card. I seem to think I need to treat myself to something new, to maybe inspire me, or just let me have fun.
I allotted myself a "fun" budget in the form of netflix, all the classic tv series and documentaries in my mailbox 6 days a week. When I'm lucky, I get a classic on Saturday I have an extra day to watch. Then I have the free dvds I check out from the library, for all my random movie curiosities. Also, the books there that promise to solve all my problems. I have read more books that I ever did in school and have no kind of diploma or certificate for my accomplishments, just a PhD in "street smarts."
You know the classic angel and devil on your shoulder arguing about what you should do? I recently became obsessed with deciding what 2 characters sit on my shoulders since I'm atheist. I've decided that whatever embodies "bad" is snaky, sarcastic, selfish, narcissist. So basically a socialite with a reality show with a life stuck in tabloids.
And then whatever I choose to represent good isn't morning talk show/ morning radio zoo cheery, but they're optimistic. They see opportunities. They're also punk rock, fuck the establishment, do your own thing, create art that hasn't been done before. Don't fake happiness, but actually feel it. I scramble every week to find the magic that I know people saw in me when I was in college or one of the many jobs I made fun for other people while thinking it was a lead filled backpack for me.
I don't know what to call it, but I'm afraid to have fun unless I'm being productive and/ or learning something. I can readily see how being unemployed is advantageous when I look down at someone else's cubicle, but it's tough to maintain when I don't get that little piece of paper every other Friday that would get me more than a kid's happy meal when I go out.
I think back to all the interviews that got me the job. I presented my case like I do now, and follow a bunch of "this but not that"s. I'm doing something I can't even see on videotaping myself that doesn't get the same result. So it goes back to those 3 phone numbers. What if more than 1 is fucking me over. I really just want to know which or what, so I can deal with it instead of trying to punch a ghost blindfolded.
This is going to be something of a week, historical. 2 years ago on the 31st, it's the day I threw the rest of my things in a moving truck and left my girlfriend and city I love to move back here to shitstain, California, with my only support, companion and friend being my pretty girl cat.
Summer status update
Catch up blog, easier date 120721.02
(man, will I have to go back and revise the old ones?)
First, I'm sorry. I know. I've been trying to keep busy "in the real world." I do get caught up sharing political hypocrisy on fb, but I have a feeling it's on blind eyes. Chances are, most people on my friends list hid my statuses. FB is a cruel bitch, you can have someone on your "friends" list and yet block things you post. It's probably the most passive aggressive friendships you can have online. I need to check in on there maybe once a day.
Another vice I (have) had is watching people play video games with commentary on you tube. I kinda like it. I watch some guy play batman ark hams while he makes comments that are pretty much Mystery Science Theater 3000. Saves me 1) from buying and wasting months on the game and 2) I don't have to deal with congesting my computer loading it and finding I can't get it to work, which happened the last time I bought a game years ago.
I also have listened to pod casts, a lot of them originate from southern California. And a lot of guests have their own pod casts and I listen to those and notice some celebrities do the rounds on all the previous. One I like talk with people in the business that haven't actually hit it big but they're also not tabloid exposure whores. There's a network of stand up comedians, actors, performers and you tube video makers. I look for something like that in this area and I struggle to find a little crazy brash group to have fun with and make a show of some kind. I had that energy before and I'm in much need of cultivating that pilot light again. Playing the pod casts lets me get a lot of filing and my sorting, amazon sales projects done around the living room.
My cat's health: her legs appear to be weaker. She won't get up to follow her red light (laser) bug anymore. I try to get her to walk around by putting her food, water and litter in different corners of the condo. I don't want her legs to atrophy more. She's also had diarrhea and it appears that today she was constipated. I realize her meat based diet must be giving her gas, constipation and upset stomach, but it's not like I can get her to eat a salad. She does like ranch, though. There are some cat food w/ vegetable pieces I get and I make sure none of her food has by-products. It's been a bitch to stay busy because any money I come across is earmarked for groceries and cat food and her needs. Even a daily bus pass is a large dent in finances.
In the morning, I ride around on my bicycle since the weather is cooler and the idiots are still asleep for the most part. It's too hot in the afternoon. I hate bay area humidity, it makes my clothes stink, I hate itchy sweat. I miss desert heat, just keep drinking water. If I drink a lot of water here, I just sweat it out and stink more.
I have a lot of things on my summer calendar to do that haven't been getting done. I've done a couple of free things, but I need to get out more. I need something to look forward to. I want to save up for a day to take the express bus over the hill to Santa Cruz for the day, costs only $10, but I want to make sure I have money to last more than a meal and actually have some fun there. Plus, I have felt guilty about staying to far away from my cat for too long.
My poor girl has had some seizures that have made her understandably depressed and afraid to over exert herself. I play with her, I use my kid voice and smile, and it probably makes me happier too trying to cheer her up with kitty games.
There's a problem I've been having. Since the present and future are unstable, I've been reminiscing about the past maybe too much. I want to make August "future month." and that also means looking at things that all the current trends I've written off. I want to see why people are so into immediacy instead of making things that last. Pop culture is so disposal and to the minute trendy, the internet has become an interactive remote control. I want to keep it a learning place, not a gossip place. I want to keep it educational, not entertainment, or at least infotainment. Things that will help me make money, get a job, not distract me. Tough to find consistency in that area.
I have to keep posting. I let myself get down. This is my message in a bottle to the world, I have to keep sending them out from my deserted isle.


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Gold and silver have started the day on Thursday up a bit after Wednesday saw the metals take a bit of a dive thanks to a higher US Dollar Index. While Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke spoke in front of the House oof Representatives regarding the US economy and monetary policy yesterday, his tour continues as he is set to speak in front of the Senate on Thursday. In all likelihood his remarks will remain the same from day to day, though investors and market watchers will be paying close attention to anything and everything he has to say.
Investors have also been keeping their eyes on Egypt as the civil unrest in that nation is far from over. Even though the interim government has already been sworn in, Pro-Morsi supporters are still taking to the streets in protest. We have yet to see any large-scale violence break out, though this could happen at any point in time.
Bernanke to Speak Again
Ben Bernanke's prepared text for his speech to the US House of Representatives was released early yesterday morning, and what it had to say improved the outlook and spot values of precious metals. It was looking to be a good day for gold and silver until his Q&A session, which took place after his speech, caused spot values to come crashing right back down.
Bernanke's speech made it clear that the Fed has no set timetable for when and how they are going to do away with Quantitative Easing. Bernanke actually said that monetary policies in the US will remain accommodating as long as he and the rest of the Fed think it is beneficial. Even though most people still believe that QE is definitely going to be done away with by the end of 2013, Bernanke's remarks were slightly to the contrary. He said that if the US' economic situation begins to break down and/or slow down, the Fed has no qualms with the thought of boosting Quantitative Easing as they deem necessary. This particular remark may have some long-term positive impact for gold and silver.
It is expected that Bernanke's remarks on Thursday will echo what he said on Wednesday, though investors and market watchers will be paying close attention nonetheless. In the early morning hours of Thursday gold and silver were on the rise, but just like yesterday these gains stand the possibility of being relinquished as fast as they were realized.
Other World News
Due to Bernanke's remarks on Wednesday, Asian stocks improved significantly on Thursday. Because most Asian markets were closed before they could digest what the Fed Chairman had to say, his comments had no impact on stocks until the following day. European stocks showed mixed numbers after Bernanke's speech.
There is some light economic data due out of the US on Thursday, though none of it is expected to have any real bearing on the spot values of gold and/or silver. Spot values for both metals have been and still are quite subdued, which means that now is the best time to buy the metals. Despite low spot values recently bargain hunters have not been buying up gold and silver like many have expected t hem to, though this paradigm seems to be shifting for the better.


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Later this year, the city of Stockton, California, will begin giving a select group of poor residents $500 a month in an experimental program to test the effects of giving people a universal basic income, or UBI. Though this initial program, which will run for a period of 12-18 months, will be funded by a million-dollar private grant from a tech group called the Economic Security Project, it will involve only 100 families in a city of 300,000 people where one in four residents lives below the official poverty line. That means as many as 75,000 people potentially might qualify for similar programs in the future. Figuring four people per family, that would be 18,750 families. It would, therefore, cost $9,375,000 a month to give $500 each to 18,750 families.
The unanswered question, of course, is who would pay out that $9,375,000 a month? The Economic Security Project? Since that is highly unlikely, it would be the taxpayers of Stockton who would foot the bill.
Dorian Warren, who co-chairs the Economic Security Project (along with Aspen Institute fellow Natalie Foster and Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes) told KPIX 5 news in San Francisco that the goal in Stockton is to gather data on how having a basic income impacts people.
"What does it mean to say, 'Here is unconditional guaranteed income just based on you being a human being?'" Warren asked.
Ari Shapiro, a host of National Public Radio's All Things Considered program, interviewed Stockton Mayor Michael Tubbs about the guaranteed income plan on January 29.
After Shapiro asked Tubbs to explain how the problem will work, the mayor said:
So from now until June, we'll do a community engagement process to come up with the selection criterion for the families who will be selected. Those families will receive $500 a month for the next year to 18 months with the idea to really elevate the story of working-class people everywhere. People are working very hard and struggling and unable to make basic ends meet. So we were able to get a grant of $1 million from the Economic Security Project to really test this idea….
It doesn't cost taxpayers anything. It's paid from $1.2 million in philanthropic funding. So the idea is that in the next couple of years, we'll have some data that will tell us whether this is a solution that is viable or not.
It is worth noticing that Tubbs stated the $1.2 million grant is to test the program. After that, the city will use the data to decide whether this program is the "solution" to helping low-income families. However, as we noted above, implementing this program on a full-scale basis, when it is no longer a test run on a sample of a fraction of Stockton's population, is likely to cost the city more than $9 million a month. And the bill for that will go to the taxpayers.
Shapiro then noted a basic principle of capitalism —if you work hard, you'll get ahead. He stated the obvious — that having to support oneself "gives people incentive to go to a job every day and earn money, even though it may be an unpleasant experience. He said the program planned for Stockton — the idea of a guaranteed basic income — "seemed to guarantee that people will get money whether or not they earn it. Does that undermine the incentive for people to have a job and be productive members of society?
Tubbs answered, "I would disagree. But I also think as a human being, there are some things that you don't earn. Some things are rights. And I do think that people deserve a basic economic floor so the bottom doesn't fall out under them…. And I don't think $500 a month, according to the research and evidence from other trials done over the past three decades, will make it so that people won't work."
Apparently, Tubbs believes that having a guaranteed monthly income is a right. It is commonly understood by those who have studied the founding era of our nation that the right listed in the Declaration of Independence, the "pursuit of happiness," meant the right to pursue (or work toward) one's material and spiritual needs. It was said that Thomas Jefferson, on the advice of Benjamin Franklin, substituted the phrase "pursuit of happiness" for the word "property," which was favored by George Mason. Franklin, however, thought that "property" was too narrow a notion.
Regardless of how we interpret the founders' definition of "happiness," the right was to pursue it not to be granted it. Not one of them suggested that material, emotional, or spiritual happiness was a right — only the freedom to pursue such happiness was a right.
Shapiro also noted that Stockton declared bankruptcy five years ago, that one in four people there are living below the poverty line, and that the city is still struggling. He asked Tubbs, "Do you imagine that a handout like this could turn those trends around?
To which Tubbs replied: "Again, I would push back a little bit on the characterization as a handout. I would say a hand up or an opportunity. And I would say I think this in concert with many of the other things we're doing well. So just two weeks ago, I announced a $20 million scholarship fund so that every kid who graduates from our larger school district, they get a guaranteed scholarship for four years."
Tubbs' reply reveals that he is an advocate of the standard liberal welfare mentality that asserts that the way to solve every social problem is to throw the taxpayers' money at it. That was the thinking that inspired the War on Poverty implemented by the administration of President Lyndon Johnson. When Johnson was running for reelection in 1964 against the late Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater, Ronald Reagan, who was yet to be elected to political office, delivered a speech in support of Goldwater entitled "A Time for Choosing." The speech was a masterful condemnation and exposé of the liberal welfare schemes that have dominated U.S. policymaking for decades. The speech provided numerous examples of how government anti-poverty programs never eliminated poverty, but instead, made it worse, at the taxpayers' expense. We could quote many brilliant excerpts from that speech, but let us offer just one, as an example of Reagan's message:
We have so many people who can't see a fat man standing beside a thin one without coming to the conclusion the fat man got that way by taking advantage of the thin one. So they're going to solve all the problems of human misery through government and government planning. Well, now, if government planning and welfare had the answer — and they've had almost 30 years of it — shouldn't we expect government to read the score to us once in a while? Shouldn't they be telling us about the decline each year in the number of people needing help? The reduction in the need for public housing?
Let the Economic Security Project spend a million dollars of its own funds helping the low-income families of Stockton if they want — that is their prerogative in a free society. But what they and Mayor Tubbs have in mind in Stockton is just a test for a city welfare program that could inevitably cost the taxpayers millions of dollars a year. That approach will work no better than the programs that Reagan exposed back in 1964.
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Armed with high court order asking the agitating teachers report back to duty, Madhya Pradesh government resorted to major crackdown on agitating teachers throughout the state.bhopal Updated: Sep 25, 2015 22:02 IST
Armed with high court order asking the agitating teachers report back to duty, Shivraj Singh Chouhan government in Madhya Pradesh resorted to major crackdown on agitating teachers throughout the state.
Hundreds of teachers were detained from different districts, while they were coming to Bhopal to gherao CM House.
More than 4000 agitating teachers were detained by the police across the state including female teachers too from railway station, bus stop and other locations.
More than 200 teachers were detained in Ashoknagar, 26 from Gwalior, 20 were detained were Vidisha districts. All the female teachers who were detained by police were released in the evening.
"We detained around 4000 teachers across the state at railway stations, bus stops and other places. Teachers who were participating in kind of protest or who were coming to participate in the protest were detained. Most of them were released till late night", said Inspector general of police, Makrand Deoskar.
Agitating teachers of local bodies are demanding merger of their services with school education department. In all 114 teachers of Bhopal have been already suspended by district collector.
Chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan defended the action taken by police saying that it was important for maintaining law and order in the state.
He said the act done by teachers was 'inappropriate' and education system should not be impacted as teaching and learning in schools was important.
Despite detention drive against agitating teachers being carried out by police and district administration since Thursday evening, more than 5000 teachers managed to gather at Lal Ghati square on Friday morning.
Teachers holding tricolor in their hand tried to take out rally from Lal Ghati but failed because of police force.
Collector Bhopal Nishant Warwade said "around 1100 teachers have been detained from various locations of Bhopal. Handfuls of teachers are still present at Lal Ghati and are sitting on dharna. Our motive was to maintain peace in the district on the occasion of Eid and we succeeded in doing that".
Despite detention of several teachers around 200 teachers staged dharna at Lal Ghati and stated that they will stick to their demands. Teachers said they will not remain quit and will take out a rally in Delhi on October 4.
Core committee member of Azad Adhyapak Sangh Shilpy Shivang said despite such an aggressive behaviour of state government they will continue their protest and no teacher will return to their respective schools to resume work.
After failed attempt of taking out rally in Bhopal now they will move to Delhi on October 4, she added.
Meanwhile, around 30 teachers who were leading the protest and were detained on Thursday after failed conversation with senior officials of school education department were not released on Friday too.
The teachers were detained by police immediately after the meeting that remained inconclusive ended at Directorate of Public Instructions.
The teachers did not turn up at their schools despite High Court's specific instructions to the teachers to get back to work and the state government showing a tough stand against the teachers in light of the court's order.
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"'If you are not firm in faith, you will not be firm at all.' Again the LORD spoke to Ahaz, 'Ask a sign of the LORD your God; let it be deep as Sheol or high as heaven.' But Ahaz said, 'I will not ask, and I will not put the LORD to the test.' And he said, 'Hear then, O house of David! Is it too little for you to weary men, that you weary my God also? Therefore the Lord Himself will give you a sign. Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear a Son, and shall call His name Immanuel.'" Isaiah 7:9-14
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Lost on the scholars who question whether or not there was some fulfillment of this sign in Ahaz's and Isaiah's day is the fact that such an occurrence would be a sign of God's omnipotence and His willingness and freedom to violate "natural laws." If these words are taken seriously at all then we must also consider that God here promises to enter into human existence as a man – for the name "Immanuel" means "God with us." Any "fulfillment" of this "sign" in that time would mean that Christ has come twice – once then, and once again [to take on a new human nature of the Virgin Mary] some 700 years later. All of this is absurd, and Scripture makes clear that Jesus of Nazareth is the one and only fulfillment of this sign [see Matt. 1:23].
Ahaz understood that demanding or requiring a "sign" was offensive to God, to the way of faith which God has chosen as the basis of His relationship with human beings. It was tantamount to rejecting God's Word, calling His faithfulness and truthfulness into question, and asserting that He could possibly be a liar. So whenever we require such "signs" or put our faith and trust in empirical experiences, we are "putting the LORD to the test." Even the rather miserable King Ahaz knew that this couldn't be a good idea – and rejected it. In so doing, however, he was doing exactly what he knew we should never do – and that is rejecting the Word of God. It must have been baffling to Ahaz that God would acquiesce to providing something that shouldn't have been necessary to those who are "firm in faith" – and promising it in His Word. However, once promised in His Word it should have been embraced heartily and rejoiced in. God was not trying to trick Ahaz – nor is He trying to trick or confuse anyone or lure them away from His Word, when in His Word He promises and confirms empirical signs to bolster firmness in faith. But always, it depends upon His Word, and we are directed to His Word alone.
All of this is of critical importance, also to we who are believers and children of God in these latter days. For "if you are not firm in faith, you will not be firm at all." Note how everything hinges upon "faith," and "firmness" of faith. Without this "faith" [which is not empirical – "Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen." Heb. 11:1] there can be no "firmness," no "groundedness," no safety and health "at all." So those who rely upon "signs" and "reason" and "common sense" as the principle supports and foundation for their thinking and "believing" have no firmness in faith, and therefore cannot be firm at all. Likewise, those who claim to have "deeds" but no need for "creeds," who emphasize "works" over "faith," are delusional. Without faith there are no truly "good deeds" or "good works" – only pathetic fakes and facsimiles of what God truly wills and desires for human being. Where does such "faith" which provides firmness, health, peace, joy, and renewal of heart and life come from? "Faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the Word of God." [Rom. 10:17] And faith is the gift of God, His work in us. [John 6:29]
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Dear Lord Jesus, Immanuel, great "sign" and proof of God's wondrous love for us, thank You for bringing us forgiveness and cleansing from all our sins, full and complete redemption and salvation, peace with God and the sure and certain hope of eternal life in the heights of Your glorious heavenly kingdom. Grant us firmness in faith, joyous confidence and courage in Your Word, that in all things we may be firm in that goodness and peace which endures forever. Amen.


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Oh everyone is going to make this guy out to be a monster, they do not realize that it is the devil that is the monster. I suspect to make themselves feel better about themselves. UG.
on 4/17/07
You can usually tell by the results, though sometimes results don't happen overnight. If it edifies and builds up the body, it is the ministry of the Spirit. If it condemns and accuses, it is the ministry of the letter. Even when the Holy Spirit convicts of righteousness, it is edifying though it may mean you must lay something off by faith. The ministry of the letter flat out kills.
on 4/17/07
God gave us minds to learn, analyse, understand. I love good expository teaching of the Word (No pet ideas propped up by a mix of scriptures apart from context.) A persons spirit tells about the person.
BUT the Holy Spirit is the One I want to hear. If a message doesn't agree with Scripture, it is the spirit of the speaker. If it seems Scriptural but goes against what I know of the nature of God, it is of man. As I draw near to the Lord, the easier it is to know which (S)spirit I am hearing.
on 7/15/06
Amen Linda. You have experienced first hand the substance of faith in the Word. Bless you, always hold on to and share that experience. You obviously earnestly expected the fulfillment of that word you received, exercised your confidence in that expectation based solely on the Fathers promise, proving that confidence as well as the focus of your mind and thus was privileged to witnessed His power. A marvelous witness and testimony.
on 7/15/06
Now, I could have rejected that word and still been laying in the bed Sunday morning (the third day) but I didn't. I spoke that word all weekend and stood on it and refused to believe any other report. On Sunday morning, I got up and went "into the house of the Lord", even after looking in the mirror and still seeing pox on my body. As soon as I walked into the building where we assemble as a church, the Word came in demonstration and power and every evidence of the disease left my body.
on 7/14/06
I look back at that word and with the eyes of understanding find the heart of my Father. He saw my tears and He heard my cries and responded with, "Surely I will heal you and on the third day ye shall go into the house of the Lord." That sounds like, "If we know that He hears us, then we have the petitions we asked of Him." He told me that He heard me in that "rhema word" so I knew I had the petition I had asked of Him.
on 7/14/06
Amen Rickey. One time someone asked me if I knew what "rhema" was. I was pretty sure that I did but I looked it up anyway. "Logos" is the word about a person. "Rhema" is the word the logos is about, Jesus Christ. When I went to the Healer for healing from chickenpox at the age of 32, the "rhema" word to me was, "I have seen your tears, I have heard your cries; surely I will heal you and on the third day ye shall go into the house of the Lord."
on 7/14/06
Proverbs 15:23 says, "...a word spoken in due season, how good is it!"
Word-dabar (daw-baw')-a spoken word
Or simply a revelation; a word that you need right when you need it.
on 7/14/06
The word revelation comes from a grk. word
"Apokalupsis" which mean the unveiling of or making naked. A revelation from the word is like a person peeling a banana. Piece by piece the seal is remove and you see what's on the inside. Same with the Word. As you hear the word the Holy Spirit will open the eyes of your understanding so that you can get revelation knowledge from the word. A rhema word will also give you the wisdom and counsel needed right when you need it.(Proverbs 15:23)
on 7/14/06
There are two words in grk.
Logos-the written word
Rhema-the spoken word; revelation
A Logos word will not be alive or revealing to a person, but a Rhema word is a word in due season that is alive. For instance, everyone knows John 3:16 & can quote it(logos), but not everyone can hear what it's saying(Rhema). It says for God so loved the world that He "gave"... He applied His own principle of seedtime & harvest. He sowed the seed of His Son to bring MANY sons to glory.
on 7/14/06
The Spirit of God will always agree with the Word.
Within the mind focused on the Spirit of God abides true intelligence that adheres to the word & principles of God with complete confidence & without compromise.
Within the carnel mind resides deceptive intelligence that rationalizes disobedience to that word & its principles based on sensual perceptions of the outwardly tangible.
The Spirit of God exhorts, uplifts & edifies, the carnal mind will usually judge, condemn & criticize.
on 7/14/06
The Spirit, in my experience, works from a position of spontenaity. The mind will usually have to form a plan the Spirit will put the words in your maouth or the actions in your body without you having to think it through.
on 7/13/06
God still speaks in a still small voice. If you get a message or revelation and it does not agree with the bible, it is of the devil.
on 7/13/06
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WALES second-row Ian Gough has admitted this season's Six Nations tournament has been a nervy one, as he stood agonisingly close to his 50th cap.
Gough will lead the team onto the field this afternoon to commemorate his landmark occasion, and into battle as Wales look to secure their second Grand Slam in four campaigns.
And the big Ospreys ace admitted he had been anxious ahead of every team announcement, knowing a place in each would see him reach the half-century mark for Wales.
"It's been a nervous tournament for me, I've been anxious before every team announcement as I knew that if I played every game I'd make it to 50 caps," he said.
"I'll lead the team out with a mix of nerves and pride as my family look on."
And Gough acknowledged it would be something of a dream come true to collect his 50th cap and secure a Grand Slam, especially after missing out on the 2005 success.
"It could be a magical day for Wales," he added.
It's been a rollercoaster international career for Gough who collected his first try in the record 96-13 defeat to South Africa in 1998.
"Even that was a proud day, despite the result," Gough said.
"I've been through rough times with Wales and in rugby in general, but that just makes occasions like the Millennium Stadium on Saturday all the more special.
"You only appreciate what playing for your country means when it's taken away from you.
"I went through a period of about two years without getting a sniff of selection and I've spoken to Martyn Williams about it after his brief international retirement."
"There have been some amazing players who have worn this jersey before me and reached 50 caps," added Gough.
"For me to get the chance to equal that and go for a Grand Slam is just amazing, I never thought this would happen in my career."


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Thursday Wow, things have been quite crazy around here. Starting this Thursday, my husband and I decided to take a quick break and head to Camden, NJ to see Pearl Jam. His most favorite band! It was an awesome show. We didn't get home until 2:00 a.m...boy was I exhausted.
Planned Perfection had two rehearsals. One at Nevin Chapel on F&M's campus for Patrick and Lauren's wedding and the other at the National Civil War Museum in Harrisburg for Adrian and Jason's Wedding.
Megan, from Envisioned Events, came on board to help out with Patrick and Lauren's wedding. I've know Megan for quite some time now and she is just wonderful. She has assisted me with events in the past and now having her own business, I knew she would be the perfect match to take on an event for us here at Planned Perfection.
Ok, so side note....after my rehearsal in Harrisburg on Friday, I spent the rest of my evening into the wee early morning hours getting sick! So with no sleep and still feeling under the weather, our day of weddings begins.
Saturday - 06/21/2008
Lauren and Patrick
I arrive at Lauren and Patrick's ceremony location at 8:00 a.m. to pick up reception items that needed to be brought to the lovely Cameron Estate Inn where they were holding their Brunch Reception. I was able to say hello to my good friend Kerri, from Wake Photography before I had to leave. She was their awesome photographer for the day. I can't wait to see the images she has captured.
With Megan having everything under control, I was able say hi to the Groom and Family and then be on my way. The Bride was not there yet before I had to leave :(
I then arrived at their reception site to place gorgeous centerpieces done by The Boutonniere Shop on the tables as well as, place cards, table cards, menu cards, favors and some other reception decor. Rhonda was so wonderful and their staff was also busy preparing for the event, which was to take place at 11:30.
I just wanted to say thank you so much to Patrick and Lauren for allowing me to be part of your wonderful wedding. I can not wait to see the images for your wedding and hear all about your FABULOUS celebrity style honeymoon!!!! Thank you to all the awesome wedding professionals who made this event happen.
Ceremony: The Nevin Chapel, F&M
Ceremony Musicians: Bravura Brass
Reception: The Cameron Estate Inn
Baker: The House of Clarendon
Florist: The Boutonniere Shop
Photographer: Wake Photography
Adrian and Jason
2:00 p.m. rolls around and now it is time to head to The National Civil War Museum in Harrisburg for Adrian and Jason's ceremony and reception. Kelly was on board again to help assist this wedding. I'll tell you what, I don't know what I would do without this girl!! She is the best.
As we begin to do our set up, the caterers come over to point out the the floral centerpieces were not put together and were just dropped off. I'm looking at these thinking...hmmm where are the lemons, there are supposed to be lemons to go in the vases. As I reach to pull out a copy of their floral contract, to confirm this thought, I realize I can't find it....oh no...I forgot this folder back in Lancaster, which has copies of all of the vendor contracts and the cd's for the band to play during their breaks! Oh my...this is where things get a bit crazy!
I leave Kelly in charge of getting the ceremony site ready to go, and placing beautiful daisy charms on 80+ champagne flutes while I head 30 min. back to Lancaster to retrieve this folder. While on 283 my gas light goes off! Ahhh...I pull into a gas station to quick fill up only to realize I left my entire bag and wallet with Kelly!!! (This means, no license, no money, no nothing!) Now everything was in god's hands. I retrieved the folder and relied on prayers to make it back to Harrisburg with no gas! I am so thankful as I arrive back at the reception venue, in time, to graciously greet the wedding party and family! All while keeping a calm cool collected smile on my face :) Oh and during this time I was on the phone with the florist and the bride had made a last minute change to nix the lemons...however, she did not update that change with me!! That's ok, just as long as everything was the way she wanted it, in the end, that is all that really matters.
Adrian and Jason's intimate ceremony was beautiful. At the conclusion of th ceremony, the guests made their way up the staircase for a personal heartfelt toast given by Adrian and Jason, it was awesome!
On to the reception. The food was fabulous by Classic Cuisine!! Kara was so gracious and so wonderful to work with. Thanks for all of your hard work. Your staff was so friendly and on top of things!
When it was time to start the party, we were amazed at how quickly all of Adrian and Jason's guests jumped up to the dance floor. The Headliners were an awesome band and were also so great to work with.
Right after the bride and groom were seated for dinner, we arranged with Adrian's mom a wonderful surprise from a family friend to sing "Somewhere Over the Rainbow." What a beautiful moment that was.
Thank you so much for allowing us to take part in your special day!
Also, again a special thanks to all of the wonderful wedding vendors:
Ceremony & Reception Venue: National Civil War Museum, Kate Hostetter
Caterers: Classic Cuisine Catering, Kara Hostetter, 222-7873
Florist: Blooms byVickery
Photography: Scott Church
Baker: About Weddings
Ceremony Musicians: Harpist, Louis Lynch, 580-0956
Band: The Headliners, 367-6411
Officiant: Andrea Minnick Rudolph
Here are some images I received from Scott, already!! Now that's quick.


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Today, one of my friends tweeted me Jessie Ware and Sampha's video, "Valentine", which is absolutely gorgeous. Her take on electronic, R&B/soul infused music reminds me, vaguely, of Jesse Boykins III in its unabashed, fearless, and imperfect beauty (talk about a mouthful). It doesn't do too much or try too hard, qualities I appreciate beyond measure especially today, where tightly wound and perfect songs are the norms, the products of high-grade sound engineering and production value. But enough about that – Ware's voice is beautiful, subtle and carries a lot of emotion. Other artists she vaguely reminds me of are fellow Londoner Aya and the Haitian-American singer Gaelle. She's adding an extra thirty points for this new generation of soul artists.
Here's Jessie Ware's first solo single, "Strangest Feeling":


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Bank of Canada Survey Shows 85% of Canadians Are "Aware" of Bitcoin
- Â survey conducted by the Bank of Canada revealed 85 percent of Canadians are "aware" of bitcoin, up from 64 percent in 2016.
- The survey revealed that most aren't buying the cryptocurrency to transact, but as an investment.
A study recently conducted by the Bank of Canada, the country's central bank, shows Canadians are increasingly more aware of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, but aren't getting it to use it.
The survey dubbed the "Bitcoin Omnibus Survey," inquired 2,500 people in the country, and was conducted late last year when most cryptocurrencies were approaching their all-time highs. Bitcoin, the flagship cryptocurrency, came close to the $20,000 mark, before entering its ongoing bearish trend.
According to the central bank's survey, about 85 percent of Canadians are now "aware" of bitcoin, up from 64 percent in 2016. The results show that males are still more aware of the cryptocurrency ecosystem than females, although these suggest awareness will reach 100 percent this year if current pace continues.
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In terms of changes over time, Quebec saw the largest increase in awareness, as it rose from 49% in 2016 to 77% in 2017. Awareness among women rose to 80% in 2017, an increase of 26 percentage points. Awareness also increased across all age groups, from 62% to 68% in 2016 to 83% to 89% in 2017.
Notably about 5 percent of the country's population said they hold bitcoin, up from 2.9 percent in late 2016. The rise was of only 2.1 percent, but shows cryptocurrencies are growing in the North American country.
However, most respondents stated they aren't holding bitcoin to transact, but to hold it as an investment hoping its price rises, so they can make a profit. Last year, most owned the flagship cryptocurrency to transact with it, while this year only 10 percent claimed to actually use it.
Holding bitcoin as an investment, some argue, may hinder the cryptocurrency's adoption, as compared to using it to buy goods and services from retailers who accept it. Bitcoin is significantly down from its all-time high, as it's trading at $6,177 at press time, after falling 3 percent in the last 24 hours.
On controversial cryptocurrency exchange WEX, as CryptoGlobe reported, it recently hit $9,000, a premium that may show the organization is insolvent or may be about to pull an exit scam on users. WEX is a rebranded version of BTC-e, an exchange seized by US authorities for allegedly aiding money laundering.
The survey also found that Canadians have a deeper understanding of what a cryptocurrency is, as the amount of people that thought bitcoin was backed by the government went down by 40 percent, when compared to 2016's results.


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This was my attire for George and Kristen's wedding. I thought the dress was really cute…until I saw pictures of myself in it from the side at the wedding. I'm not pregnant, although the dress made it appear that way.
Dress: J. Crew Factory (this season); Bracelet: Target; Shoes: Target
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170 Indians evacuated from Hurricane-hit Sint Maarten
New Delhi: As many as 170 Indians have been evacuated from the hurricane Irma-hit Sint Maarten and brought to the Caribbean island of Curacao by special flights chartered by the Indian government.
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said Indian Envoy in Venezuela Rahul Srivastava has informed that 60 other people were also evacuated along with Indians from the hurricane-hit place.
Ministry spokesperson Raveesh Kumar had said in a tweet late last night that 110 Indians and Indian-origin evacuees were brought to Curacao from Sint Maarten.
In a series of tweets, Union Minister Sushma Swaraj today said the second flight carrying 60 Indians also landed in Curacao.
Sint Maarten, that is jointly administered by France and the Netherlands, was directly in Hurricane Irma's path. The island suffered widespread destruction after the storm made landfall last week and wreaked havoc on the Caribbean islands.


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Momma Possum Fends Off Carpet Python That Tried To Eat Her Baby
May 4, 2018
A carpet python in Australia missed out on its meal after it went after a baby possum and its mother fought the snake off.
MUMS WILL DO ANYTHING FOR THEIR BABY! Check out this awesome photo taken by Christine Birch Williams. The Carpet Python...Posted by The Snake Catcher 24/7 - Sunshine Coast on Thursday, May 3, 2018
And it was all caught on camera.
Christine Birch Williams captured the encounter in her courtyard back in 2015 and The Snake Catcher 24/7 -Sunshine Coast posted some of the photos on its Facebook page May 3.
The images show the mother possum in full attack mode as she goes after the snake time and again until finally, the snake releases her baby and slithers off.
Debate raged on The Snake Catcher's Facebook page as to whether Williams should have helped the possum out or not. Folks seemed every split, with some saying she should have put down the camera and intervened while others say that it was nature doing what nature does.
Some folks were brutally honest in their opinion.
While others would have certainly helped the momma possum out.
It certainly is a compelling set of photos. More images of the encounter are on the ABC News Australia website. What would you have done?