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We all heard it repeated ad nauseam from opponents and critics on the right. Donald Trump can never beat Hillary Clinton. There is NO evidence he even belongs on the same stage with her. Just look at the head-to-head polling! He's losing and losing big in EVERY one of them. The sky is falling, and we MUST elect someone who can win in the Fall.
Oh, how wrong they all were.
In a ten point swing from April's polling, this month's Fox News Poll shows Donald Trump pulling ahead of Hillary Clinton in a hypothetical head-to-head matchup, 45-42 percent (April's poll had Clinton ahead 48-41 percent).
Clinton's 13 point edge with women (50-36) is more than made up for by Trump's 22 point domination among men, 55 – 33 percent.
Among whites, Trump is up 55-31 percent. Even more surprisingly given the media's negative coverage of Trump's supposed lack of popularity among women, he even leads among white women 47-38 percent.
Hillary Clinton's lead among blacks (90-7) isn't surprising, but her lead with Hispanics (62-23, or 39 percent) is actually smaller than the 44 percent Hispanic victory margin won by President Obama over Mitt Romney. In other words, if the election were held today Trump would actually do better among Hispanics than Mitt Romney did in 2012, according to the poll.
Another point of criticism, of course, was Trump's negative numbers. Well, these are also on the decline as Hillary Clinton's continues to rise. Clinton's unfavorable rating rose from 58 percent to 61 percent from April to May. Meanwhile, Trump's negatives declined from a record high of 65 percent two months ago to 56 percent in May.
Trump also has a higher favorable rating than Clinton, leading her 41 percent to 37 percent.
Sure, both candidates have a LONG way to go, but other campaigns have also matched up immensely unpopular candidates at this point in the election. When? 1980 is a great example, and we all know what happened there!
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Homebound? Have mobility issues? Or just want to take a virtual vacation? Check out this series of attractions all over the world that have virtual tours!
Our first stop, is the San Diego Zoo! This zoo has LOTS of information on it's website about animal and animal conservation, but the best part of this virtual vacation is the animal live cams! These live cams include:
- A troop of baboons
- Penguins native to South Africa (and their pool mates, leopard sharks!)
- Pre-recorded panda footage (because of the zoo's conservation efforts, the panda's were able to return to their ancestral home of China).
- Polar bears
- An ape cam with orangutans and siamangs
- Koalas
- Safari Park that includes giraffe's and rhinos
- Butterfly cam
- A herd of NINE elephants, including two youngsters
- Tigers
- Borrowing Owls
- Condors
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The First Baptist Church of Barnwell was founded in 1803 as Barnwell Baptist Church. In 1829 the congregation built a sanctuary on the present site of Bethlehem Baptist Church. At the time, the congregation included several African-American members, both free and enslaved.
When the church decided to build a new sanctuary to accommodate its growing membership in the 1850s, it donated the 1829 building to its black members and built a new church in 1854 on Marlboro Avenue. The black church became known as Bethlehem Baptist Church in 1868, receiving its official charter following the Civil War.
Barnwell Baptist Church worshiped on Marlboro Avenue until a fire destroyed its sanctuary in the mid-twentieth century. The current church was built on the present site in the 1960s. Several other buildings have been added to the church campus since that time.


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Zero-turn mower
Ferris introduces the ISX 3300 zero-turn mower powered by new Vanguard Big Block EFI ETC engine.
Briggs & Stratton Corporation's Ferris brand adds two models in the Ferris ISX3300 platform powered exclusively by the Vanguard Big Block 40.0 gross horsepower EFI ETC engine. It is the first in the lineup to feature Vanguard's all-new electronic throttle control (ETC) technology.
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Ashtanga is a very Yang practice.
Today I thank my moon days for a well-deserved break—space to meditate and have a deeper understanding of the effects of what I do.
I see at the shala here in Mysore and 80 percent are women. This is why it is so important to understand the lineage from the female's point of view, and study with women who have experienced this practice on many levels. Not only in terms of asana, but of life.
One of my wise teachers in this path once told me that one has to practice thinking about longevity. We women have to contemplate if we want to have a family, and consider the effects of pregnancy, childbirth and motherhood in our sadhana.
I know several advanced practitioners here who are approaching 40. Several of them have approached me to share their questions about motherhood. The biological clock is a reality, but it's so hard to detach from an intense practice. We'd have to let go our physical Ashtanga practice for at least two years with each baby.
Unfortunately, many women I've encountered contemplate things in the short term, and they deprive themselves of the most beautiful experience of a new life for vain images of spectacular yoga postures. However, sustaining postures is only temporary, so that's really not the best way to make a decision.
For some of us, children will come—for others, they won't. It's not always our decision to make. However, I firmly believe that we must listen to our intuition. If you feel the desire to bring a soul into this world, you have to make space and prepare for that possibility. If that day arrives, great—and if it does't, that's okay too. That's where Santosha works wonders in our path. That's where we can see the real effect of our practice in life.
Practice without attachment to the results.
I hear stories of practitioners around here who do not respect their moon days. It makes me so sad. I see the ignorance of their teachers for not guiding them properly. The problem is that many teachers are men, and they may not understand the implications of going against nature. The female body is a universe, and as such, it has its sacred rules. The flow of energy in our bodies allows us to be givers of life, axles of our families and perennial caregivers—agents of change and evolution. Our flow demands resting during the moon days. It asks us to respect the internal rhythms—to listen, to be still and turn inward—to refresh our batteries.
It requires total rest from asana, and a mental break from the daily routine.
These breaks allow the body to function better afterward. They help to sustain a pregnancy later, if we do decide to receive a little soul, they will give us great pleasure in breastfeeding and a healthy postpartum. Female rhythms are like water flowing underground that deserves to be heard and taken care of. Otherwise, it has harmful effects on our psyche short and long term.
In indigenous cultures, women retire in the company of other women during those days of the month. They leave their children, work, the kitchen and all their obligations. They retire, because in those days we clean all the blood in our body. It has been scientifically proven that the uterus is an excretory organ. That's why it's not a good idea to go against the flow of apana. Apana is the energy that eliminates all waste from our bodies and minds all. During the month we clean our physical tissues, our emotions move—we sweat and cry. The moon days are a time for releasing. To practice goes totally against this natural flow of our bodies.
Here in India, it is also a sign of respect for the teacher to not enter the shala in these conditions. I have been to several ceremonies with shamans where they also ask not be present in those days. The energy of the master breaks down. The feminine energy is very powerful.
Besides "Ladies' Holidays," as they say here, and the prospect of pregnancy, it is important to know that this practice puts the body in a fertile mode. Of course, all the organs and tissues are rejuvenated, the digestive system, endocrine- reproductive system: everything is at its maximum potential. This is also important to know, so we can careful if we are not ready to procreate.
Guruji said that this practice culminates with the family: the Seventh Series. I've seen that during my years of practice, family allows us to get out of ourselves—our mindset, our asanas—and really implement what we do on the mat. I have beautiful examples of colleagues who really inspire me through their motherhood.
What more of a gift can we share from our bodies, from our energy from being pregnant, than the vibration of yoga with our little ones?
What a beautiful gift for us, and for them, to be a little more awakened every day.
The Bhagavad Gita says that of all the souls who embody evolution, the most advanced are the ones seeking families where yoga is practiced. It has been my experience in life, with my seven beautiful children, each a master in and of itself to me. I know that my practice of asana gives me many gifts, but it does not compare to their presence in my life.
I had to drop my "Third Series" three times with the last three pregnancies. Yes, it was a wait of nine years. But now my Series is more entrenched than before—I have more patience, humility and respect for my body, more mental strength and inspiration. I know my body is alive because I've seen and felt it bleed miraculously to life, and I know that its scars are trophies of the battles that I have given in my deliveries. Its wisdom is infinite, and I have learned to appreciate and thank deeply.
I always remember the story of an African culture where the woman wakes up in the morning with labor contractions. Without waking her husband or family, she goes to the river. She gives birth to her baby alone at dawn, and cuts the cord with her own hands. She cleans her child, and she cleans herself and walks back to the village in triumph with her newborn in arms. She is received as a hero. But there is no drama and no fear—only celebration. This is the image of a warrior who has inspired me in my 25 years of motherhood. It is very sad to see how natural childbirth is falling into disuse in the newer generations—much fear, doubt and confusion.
This practice, I can assure you, gets rid all the conditioning that comes from a hospital system run by men, if that is what we desire. Here in India, for generations, babies were born at home. That is how Guruji was born. That is how souls have to enter into this world, through courageous mothers who leave their fears hanging outside. That's what this practice prepares us for. It's not comfortable at all—it is painful and piercing, but life is like that. It is full of paradoxes, and it's a miracle—and we have the great privilege to have this opportunity to give life. It is a karma which opens a powerful ritual of initiation that there is no way to imagine until you live it.
Sharath said in his last conference: "Many ashtangis are in showing bones, they are not eating thinking about Marichyasana D. Or they are not eating thinking about a stereotype of how they should look or with the idea of coming to shala looking for a boyfriend."
He said very clearly: "We must eat. You have to be healthy. We must be full of life and enthusiasm to give."
And if life has it in our destiy to have a baby—a life that chooses us, because he knows we are ready—we have to say, "yes."
A big "yes" to faith and detachment—and that is where all will come.
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The Greenhouse Community Interest Company asked for support and the community responded.
Rob Ellen put out a call to local acts and they replied. Kicking off at 7.30 the three stages were full for the rest of the evening as they played host to a diverse variety of styles and genres. Most of those who gave up their time for free (and in fact put their own money into the fund) were familiar faces, but the open mic stage in particular welcomed some new talent to the local scene.
The atmosphere was fabulous, there were impromptu jams and unlikely collaborations and as befits the St Valentine's Day Massacre theme a few songs were duly murdered – bit it was all good.
This really was The Greenhouse at its best and testimony to its place in and importance to the local community – fingers crossed for a positive outcome and to many more great evenings like this. Well deserved round of applause to everyone who put in an appearance last night.


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Traumatic Injury Response is intended to assist laypersons to become trained, equipped, and empowered to help in a bleeding emergency before professional help arrives. Uncontrolled bleeding is the number one cause of preventable death from trauma.
The American College of Surgeons' STOP THE BLEED® program equips responders with the skills needed to attempt to control or stop bleeding during a traumtic event.


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Arab Culture and Heritage Video Series
The Arab world encompasses a vast range of cultures, peoples, languages, and history. Through the Arab Culture and Heritage video series, we explore the various meanings and backgrounds that make up an Arab who transcends borders. From literature to dress to the idea of heritage, these video shorts feature experts in the region who contextualize the development and rise of the Arab identity. Please take the time to listen and learn, and to go beyond misconceptions and misunderstandings about this rich and diverse community.
Arabic Literature
Literature expands our minds and makes us feel connected to others. When it comes to the Arab world, literature is not a monolith and every country boasts its own literary traditions. Arabic literature is not only an important way to convey what the culture is like, but also dispel misguided understandings and stereotypes. To learn more about the rich literary history of the Arab world, checkout the video "Arabic Literature."
Diversity in the Arab World
The Arab world is a large region surrounded by many cultures. It is an amalgamation of different peoples from different backgrounds. Arab society is influenced by Mediterranean, Indian, and African elements, a testament to the region's diversity and rich history of transnational trade and interaction. In Qatar, a multiplicity of cultures and identities come together to form a cultural melting pot distinctive to the Arab world. To learn more about cultural, ethnic, and religious diversity in the Arab world check out the video, "Diversity in the Arab World."
Clothing in the Arab World
Clothing is a reflection of a person's identity and culture. An important aspect in Arab society is the question of how to dress. A range of styles, both traditional and modern, exist across the Arab world. To learn more about the variety of clothing styles and their cultural significance, check out the video "Clothing in the Arab World."
Heritage in Qatar
The Arab world holds a rich and diverse history. Known as the birthplace to some of the world's earliest civilizations, the region features a variety of diverse cultures, religions, and ethnicities. Such diversity has produced a wealth of customs and traditions that play a vital role in daily life. To learn how one Arab nation is influenced by this diversity, check out the video "Heritage in Qatar."
Language in the Arab World
Language is a distinguishing feature of the Arab world, a region made up of people from many different backgrounds. Despite this diversity, Arabs are joined together by the Arabic language. There are two main varieties of Arabic. Spoken Arabic differs from country to country, including vocabularies from surrounding regions. At school, Arabic speakers learn the formal variety of Arabic. These two forms are not separate and interact on a daily basis. To learn more about the roots and varieties of Arabic, check out the video "Language in the Arab World."
Family and Community in Qatar: The Fereej
Family is an integral component, and arguably the most fundamental institution, of Arab societies. In Arab culture, the concept of family extends beyond the traditional nuclear unit and includes multiple generations and relatives who live in close proximity to one another, gathering frequently for meals and celebrations. To get a glimpse into how one Arab nation is influenced by this sense of family and kinship, check out the video "Family and Community in Qatar: The Fereej."


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Cramer says post-Covid travel boom could be 'sky's the limit' and investors aren't ready for it
- "It's going to be a boom here in this country, and I don't think people are ready for it," CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday.
- The "Mad Money" host said executives across a range of industries also are anticipating a strong recovery.
- "This may be a sky's-the-limit situation," he said.
CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday he anticipates a ferocious travel recovery from the Covid pandemic, a development that would have significant implications for companies with exposure to the industry and for the U.S. economy overall.
"It's going to be a boom here in this country, and I don't think people are ready for it," Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street." "When I speak to the pharmaceutical companies, they think it's going to be a boom. Transportation companies think it's going to be a boom. ... This may be a sky's-the-limit situation."
The hospitality and travel industries have been among the most challenged during the coronavirus crisis, as various business restrictions and health concerns kept people at home — or, instead, had them ditching flights and opting for alternative vacations like an RV trip.
But optimism is beginning to increase as Covid vaccinations are becoming more widely available. On Tuesday, for example, President Joe Biden said the U.S. was now on track to have enough doses for every American adult by the end of May. That's about two months sooner than the administration had been predicting.
As of Tuesday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported about 78.6 million vaccine doses have been administered in the U.S., with about 26.1 million of those being second shots of Pfizer and Moderna's vaccine. The Food and Drug Administration recently granted emergency clearance to a single-shot vaccine from Johnson & Johnson as well.
Shares of hard-hit travel companies, like cruise operator Royal Caribbean and the airlines, have been rallying in recent months in hopes that vaccinations would kick-start demand. The airline-tracking U.S. Global Jets ETF is up more than 50% since Oct. 1.
Cramer said the monthslong rally in beaten-up travel stocks reflects strong investor belief in a big recovery, suggesting the interest in the stocks might be coming from more than just retail traders.
According to the chief executive of Royal Caribbean, which has seen its stock rise about 45% since Oct. 1, there is reason to be bullish on a travel recovery. The cruise operator is seeing really encouraging early booking data, CEO Richard Fain told CNBC last week.
"Some of the things we thought [were] going to happen aren't happening. They're better than we thought," Fain said, specifically pointing to the age of people booking trips. "We really thought older people would be more cautious. Turns out they want to get out of the house, too."
While staying closer to home with road trips has been popular during the pandemic, Cramer said he expects people to want to travel "everywhere" once they feel comfortable post-vaccination. "I think they're going to go in a different way," such as choosing to use vacation rental website Airbnb for lodging, Cramer said. That could be positive for the stock.
"This is one where they can have a lot of hosts that are ready and a lot of guests. It's going to be a good match," the "Mad Money" host said. "Have you ever seen the leverage in that model? It doesn't cost Airbnb to have anymore hosts but they still get the [fee]. I want to be in that business."


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The 72nd yearly Emmy Awards designations will be declared live Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. PT/11:30 a.m. ET in a virtual occasion facilitated by Leslie Jones. The noms will be uncovered by moderators Laverne Cox, Josh Gad and Tatiana Maslany alongside Television Academy director and CEO Frank Scherma.
The function will stream live on Emmys.com, the TV Academy's Facebook page just as on Deadline. Watch it here:
After the noms, the individuals from the TV Academy will start last adjust casting a ballot starting August 21 and going through August 31.
The current year's races are turning out to be fascinating, with Drama Series among the most serious classes after the exit of protecting champ Game of Thrones (see our Emmy smackdown to talk about the race here). The Comedy Series race is in almost the same situation, with Fleabag and Veep additionally out the race this year (see our Emmy smackdown to examine that race here.
There's additionally charming races to watch in the Limited Series and Best Movie Made for Television classes, where big-screen stars from Cate Blanchett to Chris Evans to Hugh Jackman are among the leaders.
In general, the current year's most uncommon TV season (because of the coronavirus pandemic) sees a record 767 unique projects in the running for Emmys in excess of 100 classifications. In general entries for 2020 have expanded by 15% over the past rivalry year, as indicated by the TV Academy.
Champs of the current year's Emmy Awards will be divulged September 20 live an ABC in a service facilitated by Jimmy Kimmel. It's dubious exactly what structure such an entertainment pageant would take with COVID-19 still a central point; Kimmel, who has had experience steering his ABC late-night show for all intents and purposes, is likewise official creating the show with Reginald Hudlin.
Stay tuned for the duration of the day for Deadline's finished inclusion of the designations, examination and responses.


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Desile Chair by Christian Desile
Updated: Jan 28, 2020
The Desile sitting system emerges from the basic shape of a drawing. In using bamboo and recycled PET the 'Desile' is a true ecological product highlighting environmental sustainability. Desile is a chair that lends itself to the most functional stacking system available as it folds completely flat. Hundred bamboo chairs placed next to each other forms two linear metres.
This chair is manufactured by VANGE and was selected as the winner of the "Coup de Coeur" award in September 2009.


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There are lots of endangered creatures in Africa now, and also the main reason for the declining of these African creatures ranges from loss of habitat and a plethora of other individual facets which arrive from the shape of deforestation and displacement have led to those creatures in Africafacing a rather large danger of extinction. Displacement may destroy a species quicker than a number of other aspects that are disturbing. In an attempt to store the animal species, most states have implemented legislation offering security. Untamed variable has led to quite lots of creatures in Africa and being one of the very.
Set of Endangered African Animals
10. African Elephant
The elephant is being amongst the most endangered creatures in Africa. There are a little over Americans accounted for, that they have been on the endangered creatures list of habitat that pushed on these critters. Aka Savanna Elephant, the elephant, may be the greatest living mammal on the planet. They traveling in household or even groups plus so they live away from a daily diet of fruits shrubs, branches, leaves and shoots.
9. African Penguin
There certainly really are certainly only just always a bit less than American now alive. The amounts are due penguins becoming swept up in baits, to commercial fisheries, and petroleum spills. Even the African Penguin, penguin, along with aka penguin, may be. All these penguins diet on sardines and anchovies. Just two feet above the floor stand and can be social without trouble in participating with people and different animals equally.
8. African Lion
There are just only a little over Americans their numbers have shrunk because of hunting poisonings and loss of habitat. The African Lion, aka "King of the Beast", is quite a social creature. The dinosaurs congregate in also the men form and prides coalitions. The females do the majority of the hunting during the night to prevent disruption.
7. Cheetah
Cheetahs exist as a consequence of hindrance and loss habitat. The Cheetah is popularly referred to as the fastest land mammal on the planet and certainly will reach blazing speeds up to 113km/hr quickening from 0 to 100km/h in only 3 minutes. They have been extremely social, whereas the females remain loners, and also classes are formed by the cheetahs. The cheetah searches through the daylight hours due to their prey.
6. Black Rhinoceros
There are just a little over rhino. This number is born to all these creatures for their own horns. The rhinoceros is actually really just a loner, they don't typically traveling in classes. They bathe to remain cool throughout the summertime and float on plants twigs and herbs. The biggest conservation system of the world declared extinct in 2011 the western black rhino. The sub species of the black rhino — that will be classified as "seriously endangered" by the International Union for Conservation of Nature's (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species — has been seen in western Africa in 2006.
5. African Wild Dog
The African Wild Dog is depended in over 4,000, This number is just actually really a consequence of disorder, also disturbance including hunting meat in them. Even the African Wild Dog, also the hunting dog as well as aka Cape hunting dog, is social. They travel in packs, and even search prey. The wild dog that is typical weighs 80 and 37 lbs and measures. At the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora that has been an global treaty member states indicates that the species can't be traded but may also be traded.
4. Pygmy Hippopotamus
These adorable tiny hippos are sinking to the 1500's now on the planet. The amounts with the particular species is as a result of also hunting, along with deforestation. This river horse eats during the nighttime and remains in the water at the day time. Their diet contain fruit, roots, leaves and grass. The Pygmy Hippopotamus can be a species despite being a mammal. The Pygmy Hippo can be really actually just a sign of West Africa's woods — that the hippos' fate is linked to that of this woods.
3. Mountain Gorilla
The mountain gorillas are one of the very endangered creatures and reside in three states crossing over four parks — Virunga National Park, Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and also Volcanoes National Park. As a result of poaching, a habitat and exchange that this mountain Gorilla 's numbers are far down at the 650 range. Mountain Gorillas reside in altitudes as high as 4000 yards, plus so they also diet leaves, plants, trees, etc.. They truly have been herbivores that are authentic. Under 900 mountain gorillas were listed by A census. The largest dangers to the occurrence of those mountain girillas originate from deforestation and evolution so that since humans move nearer to infringe in the lands where gorillas livethey also bring the potential of dispersing human diseases into these creatures including pneumonia, influenza, and also Ebola.
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Have you heard of the tardigrade? Also known as water bears, tardigrades may be our planet's most resilient animal. Underground, these barrel-chested, eight-legged eating machines digest food, making nutrients available for plants. Tardigrades aren't the only creatures in soil that make it a vibrant, vital habitat. Follow the link in our bio to read about the secret life of species living in our soil!
2. Ethiopian Wolf
As a consequence of a decline within disorder and their own habitat there are more than 400 Id. The Wolf, aka- the fox or jackal, and also Abyssinian Wolf, could be the wolf species. The animal's qualities are much like the options that come with this coyote. They travel in packs and so they also diet on varieties of bud rats.
Inch. Addax
The Addax is really definitely easily by far probably the most endangered animal from the 10 most endangered creatures in Africa. Its amounts are decreased because of starvation and hunting. Their amounts nowadays are over only 200. Even the Addax, also the Screwhorn Antelope, and also aka White Antelope, resides in herds, at the town. They truly have been nomad time. Their diet include herbs and grass.


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AFL Round 16 is in the books, here is your look at all that went down.
Geelong Upsets Sydney
On Thursday night Geelong staved off Sydney for a massive road upset 71-59. Geelong generated scoring chances for their forwards as Tim Kelly and Tom Hawkins combined for 4 goals. Kelly has had a breakout season as a mature age rookie for the Cats and he's helped strengthen their spine in games like this. Mitch Duncan posted 32 disposals and Joel Selwood was a roving terror in the midfield.
Sydney relied on Lance Franklin who booted 4 goals while Jake Lloyd had another 30+ disposal game. Callum Sinclair was also great from the ruck but without Isaac Heeney and with Dan Hannebery limited Sydney was missing enough to lose this game.
Adelaide and Essendon in Deep Trouble after Defeats
Stuck on 28 points after defeats this round, Adelaide and Essendon are in deep trouble in their efforts to make finals. The reigning finalists Adelaide were crushed in an MCG Grand Final rematch with Richmond 103-56. These sides have had divergent seasons as Dustin Martin had one of his best games with 30 disposals and 2 goals while the Richmond forward line had five other players who booted a pair of goals. Jack Graham applied pressure leading the tackle count while Kane Lambert posted 33 disposals.
Matt Crouch and Rory Laird were rare brightspots for Adelaide, while Josh Jenkins had 3 goals, but they lacked the consistency as a side yet again.
Collingwood played a strong final term to pull away to a 78-52 win against Essendon. Collingwood has won 7 straight games, and this time their clearances and contested possession made the difference. Scott Pendlebury was a standout with 34 disposals and 9 tackles, while Brodie Grundy continued his All-Australian season in the ruck and Jordan de Goey and Steele Sidebottom combined for 5 goals. Essendon got great performances from Dyson Heppell, Zach Merrett, and Devon Smith, the usual suspects while Mitch Brown and Shaun McKernan combined for 5 goals. That said, they got themselves in a hole early in the season and don't appear likely to climb out from it.
Brisbane Piles It On Against Carlton
Brisbane fans should be feeling good about the future after a 120-55 beatdown of Carlton, the last place side in the competition. Brisbane was utterly dominant against the likely wooden spooners as Dayne Beams posted 40 disposals and Alex Witherden had 31. Eric Hipwood kicked 6 fantastic goals as well. Carlton has fallen off a cliff, with the Curnow's their only standouts.
Comfortable Wins for Port Adelaide, Hawthorn, Melbourne, and North Melbourne
Port Adelaide continued their strong run of results with an 86-50 win against St. Kilda. Port got 30 disposals from Tom Rockliff while Charlie Dixon kicked 4 goals. David Armitage was best on ground for the Saints. Hawthorn prevailed 122-59 against the Western Bulldogs. The Hawks are in the top 8 thanks to 6 goals from Luke Breust, 30 disposals from Isaac Smith, and 8 goals combined for Jack Gunston and Jarryd Roughhead. Jason Johannisen and Mitch Wallis were best on ground for the Bulldogs.
Melbourne finished off Fremantle's faint finals hopes with a 102-48 victory. Clayton Oliver and Angus Brayshaw carried the Demons as they contributions all over the ground in terms of goals. Oliver and Jesse Hogan combined for 4. Stephen Hill was best on ground for Freo but they were limited as a side, with Lachie Neale especially poor. North Melbourne is 9th on the ladder after a 95-58 win of the second worst side in the competition, Gold Coast. North Melbourne's attack was on point as Ben Brown kicked 4 goals. Scott Thompson and Ben Cunnington combined for 61 disposals in the midfield. Jarryd Lyons and Jarrod Witts were best on ground for the Suns.
West Coast Eagles Send GWS Giants Out of the Top 8
The West Coast Eagles edged GWS 86-75 to turn around their fortunes after a recent skid. The Giants slip to 10th on the ladder after the Eagles made a late push to win the contest. Andrew Gaff was fantastic for the Eagles while Luke Shuey, Jack Redden, and Elliot Yeo were all over 30 disposals. Five Eagles kicked a pair of goals including Willie Rioli and Jeremy McGovern. Stephen Coniglio and Adam Tomlinson were standouts for the Giants, but they'll need to step it up next week.
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The United States' wealth disparity leads to a disproportionately vulnerable population
While President Trump's handling of COVID-19 has been under scrupulous critique, it seems the USA was set up for severe damages due to the country's profound wealth disparity. A large portion of the population has significantly limited access to healthcare, and is therefore in amplified danger of infection.
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According to USA Today, the United States is one of the top fifteen countries with the most profound wealth disparity in the world. While the economy might seem comparatively robust, the country's prosperity is not evenly distributed across the population.[1] Now, in the midst of the life-threatening coronavirus, the United States is facing economic crisis akin to the Great Depression, according to ABC News. Oddly, while about 45 million people have filed for unemployment, the richest in the country have actually seen a wealth surge because they are so directly linked to the stock market which saw a fall and then climbed back up. Experts like Chuck Collins, director of the Institute for Policy Studies, believe that the precursor for such a pervasive virus is the economic inequality that already existed. The very people who are our essential workers are the ones who are more likely to be exposed to the virus without a choice, and have lesser access to healthcare. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's data demonstrates that black and latinx people are hospitalized for COVID-19 4.5 times more frequently than other populations. It is no surprise that most of the country's essential workers are black and latinx people.[2] Voa News explains why poverty is practically a preexisting health condition for COVID-19. Impoverished communities have limited access to hospital care, often live in "multigenerational households" where older at-risk people are exposed to younger people, and often do not have access to basic necessities like wealthier communities do, such as clean water and steady nutrition.[3] According to Human Rights Watch, there are no financial savings to fall back on and so poorer communities need to continue working just to survive, even in a pandemic. In a country designed to foster wealth, a one-time stimulus check might assist the privileged but has little sustainability for a lower-income family. The United States is ripe ground for COVID-19 as a significant portion of the population has been fiscally forgotten.[4]
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The already prevalent wealth disparity in the United States does not excuse President Trump from responsibility. In fact, according to Dissent Magazine, 2018 saw the deepest wealth gap since 1967. Dissent believes one of the myriad ways President Trump contributes to this inequality is by silencing unions and doubling down on workers' strikes demanding livable wages. The infamous 2017 tax cut needed to "generate a 6.7 percent increase in gross domestic product" and unfortunately made it a meager 0.3 percent. According to the Association of American Medical Colleges, poverty is not the only factor at play, putting a high number of Americans at risk. Racism and xenophobia, which are prevalent in the United States, interact with limited financial resources to create a dangerous environment for citizens even when there is not a pandemic. The Trump administration has created such obstacles for marginalized populations to overcome, building on the already established inequality. Edith Bracho-Sanchez, a pediatrician at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons, notes that so many of her patients are already overwhelmed with stress, managing a long and complex immigration system, and finding a way to make a living wage. Philip Alberti, PhD, explains that prolonged stress causes significant health complications. He already saw these effects in marginalized populations, but COVID-19 has provided a new ground for ignorance, xenophobic behavior, and racism, which President Trump is doing little to ease. Very recently, President Trump called COVID-19 the "kung flu" at his Tulsa rally. If the economic disparity in the United States is one of the leading factor of COVID-19 fatalities, Pewre Research studies claim that only about 54% of the population would say President Trump is doing a poor to fair job of protecting lower income families. Far less think Trump is actually delivering useful information to the population, most of his discourse leading people astray. Almost two-thirds of the country believe his reaction to the pandemic was far "too slow" and that the United States lost valuable time in preparing their imbalanced nation for what lies ahead. While economic disparity is one of the dangers the United States faces during this pandemic, improper leadership and pervasive xenophobia and racism create a lethal environment for the virus to prosper.
Rejecting the premises
- https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2019/05/28/countries-with-the-widest-gaps-between-rich-and-poor/39510157/
- https://abcnews.go.com/Business/extreme-inequality-preexisting-condition-covid-19-widened-americas/story?id=71401975
- https://www.voanews.com/covid-19-pandemic/poverty-dramatically-increases-covid-19-death-risk-researchers-say
- https://www.hrw.org/news/2020/03/19/us-address-impact-covid-19-poor


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The High Kings release their very special Christmas single today.
The song is called 'Christmas the Way I Remember' and features words by Darren Holden put to the 'Red is the Rose' melody which originally came from the Scottish 'Loch Lomond' song. There has been a great reaction already to this reimagining of the air and the new featured lyrics.
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Stone Temple Pilots has a new lead singer.
Any controversy surrounding who was behind the mic fizzled into much ado about nothing when STP started to play. Chester Bennington, from Linkin Park, is the new voice of the band. The DeLeo brothers, Dean on guitar and Robert playing bass, along with drummer Eric Kretz, have been with the alternative rock band since the beginning. Their performance at BB&T Center in Sunrise, Florida was pure rock -n- roll. And the fans got to hear exactly what they came for: powerful chords and versatile riffs from Dean DeLeo's guitar, Eric Kretz pounding his drums with rhythmic precision, Robert DeLeo holding down the low end with thumping bass lines and Chester Bennington singing the tunes with authority, as if he had always been a member of the group. The energy on stage was infectious — and the crowd cheered with approval. Clearly, Stone Temple Pilots we're getting off scott-free.
No matter what kind of lineup changes a band goes through, loyal fans will still come out in droves to see their concerts. Sour girls might be left with a big empty, but that's the way the CD spins. One thing's for sure: Stone Temple Pilots still remains a totally kick-ass band who can fill major arenas.


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We stayed for a few months in Ireland, and RyanAir has had some offers that it was a shame not take advantage. We've been looking for a nearby destination, so we can leave in the morning and come back in the evening of the same day. So we chose Manchester, where we spent about 10 hours, and we say it's good enough to visit the most important attractions and to feel the atmosphere of the city.
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Since we only had a few hours to visit the whole city, we preferred to focus on the old city center, and using the app: "Visit a City" we tried to reach all the places that seemed more interesting to us.
We have discovered a spectacular array of architectural styles (Modern, Contemporary and Gothic). The buildings that impressed us most were the John Rylands Library, the neo-gothic City Hall and the Manchester Cathedral.
John Rylands Library – At first glance, "library" is not the first word that comes to your mind when you see this building. This masterpiece of the Victorian Gothic architecture looks more like a castle or cathedral, that could not but impress us and want to visit each corner.
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The places where we decided to stop to recharge our batteries and grab something to eat, was a small cafe (Pret) for breakfast and a restaurant (Burger & Lobster) where we decided to spoil ourselves and try something new at the same time, namely lobster.
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Despite the obstacles that COVID-19 presents to student activism, the environmentalist student group Divest Princeton has only gained steam. Next week, the group will face one of its biggest tests of public support yet: a referendum on the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) winter election ballot.
Dedicated to pressuring the University to formally divest all endowment holdings in the fossil fuel industry, Divest Princeton has accumulated nearly 2,000 endorsements among alumni, students, faculty, student groups, and prominent figures, including renowned conservationist Jane Goodall. Still, the group continues to face opposition from some community members.
As of Nov. 18, 1,706 alumni, faculty, students, staff, and parents had signed the group's open letter to President Christopher Eisgruber '83. Of that total, 936 are alumni. Signatories pledge to withhold donations from the University until and unless it commits to divesting from fossil fuels.
Divest Princeton's steady growth of support comes as several of the University's peer institutions have announced varying commitments to divestment. In February, Georgetown University committed to a five-year plan to divest from public securities of any company whose primary purpose is the exploration or extraction of fossil fuels. Brown University sold 90 percent of its holdings in fossil fuel companies in early March, and the University of California system became the largest university in the country to fully divest from the industry in May.
In an email statement to The Daily Princetonian, University Spokesperson Ben Chang reiterated that a proposal for fossil-fuel divestment is currently under discussion before the Council of the Princeton University Community (CPUC) Resources Committee. Divest Princeton submitted the proposal in February.
"We continue to support a robust dialogue around issues of importance to this institution and believe all points of view should have the space and opportunity for consideration and debate within the community," Chang wrote.
A total of 62 faculty and staff members had formally endorsed Divest Princeton at the time of publication, according to the group's website, and 58 had signed the open letter. Endorsers ranged across disciplines, from Kevin Kruse and Tera Hunter in the history department to Michael Oppenheimer and Denise Mauzerall, professors in geosciences and environmental engineering, respectively.
"As an undergraduate in the 1980s, I recall the movement to divest from South Africa and the ways in which it contributed to the stigmatization of the apartheid regime," Varun Gauri GS '96, a visiting lecturer at the School of Public and International Affairs and former fellow at The Brookings Institute, told the 'Prince.' "I believe that climate change is similar — the political system is deadlocked. We urgently need social and moral pressure."
Peter Singer, professor of bioethics and a signatory, stressed that divestment is long overdue.
"Any moment in the last 20 or more years would have been a good time for the university to divest from fossil fuels," Singer wrote to the 'Prince.' "Elite universities should be setting an example. They should show that they understand the urgency and importance of reaching net zero emissions as soon as possible."
Raphaël Piguet, lecturer in French and Italian, called divesting a "no-brainer." The University's highest per-capita endowment in the world confers an obligation to lead, he said, adding that the University "shouldn't wait a second to start investing responsibly."
"The more money, the more responsibilities, the bigger the potential impact for the greater good," he told the 'Prince.' "To me, it's a question of thinking forward or backward ... We know full well that the current reliance on fossil fuels is bound to come to a crashing halt, but we also know the earlier we start correcting the course, the more we will be able to mitigate the impacts of that crash."
Between Nov. 23 and Nov. 25, the undergraduate student body will vote on Divest Princeton's referendum question, sponsored by Anna Hiltner '23, one of the group's leaders. Hiltner is a contributing columnist for the 'Prince.'
"Divestment will not only be in the best interest of the University, but will also work to the benefit of the nation, and humanity," Hiltner wrote in an email to the 'Prince.' "The greatest leverage we have as Princeton students in the climate fight is the Princeton name and its $26 billion endowment."
In addition to the dozens of faculty and staff members who have signed on and endorsed, 92 students, 161 alumni, and 40 student campus organizations had formally endorsed the group in writing at the time of publication.
Thea Zalabak '21, president of Terrace Club — the only eating club to have backed the movement — wrote to the 'Prince' that the club's endorsement stems from the recognition of the "role that fossil fuels play in perpetuating environmental damage, racism, and inequality."
"We feel that we cannot in good conscience support the University's ability to profit from fossil fuels, as this undermines so much of the hard work that students and faculty have done to advance environmental and climate research," she continued.
"Terrace is a club that acts for the future," Zalabak added. "And with the knowledge that we are likely about seven years away from the next climate crisis, we want to be clear that our environment should always have priority over profit."
Samantha Bents '22, president of the Princeton Conservation Society, emphasized that the University has "contributed significantly" to research indicating that continued fossil fuel use "will cause global catastrophe."
"However, knowledge is powerless without action," Bents wrote in an email to the 'Prince.' "To have the data and knowledge but not use it to do what is right is an injustice to science and to humanity. Princeton University is world-renowned as a research institution, and should celebrate their ability to act on the knowledge they produce."
In a virtual event held on Nov. 13, titled "The Right Side of the Future," Bill McKibben, environmentalist, author of "The End of Nature," and fossil-fuel divestment activist since the movement's inception, spoke on the responsibility he believes Princeton has to divest.
"I think it's particularly pathetic for universities to try to profit off of fossil fuel precisely because they have a special contract with the future," Mckibben said. "We are in a time of emergency, so it's particularly painful to watch an institution like Princeton refuse to lead [or], even at this point, to follow."
Student leaders from the Princeton Environmental Activism Coalition (PEAC) echoed Bents and Martin's sentiments, writing in an email that while the University has made efforts to support climate research and has created a Sustainability Action Plan, they deem the targets and goals to be distant and insufficient.
Like Singer, they believe the best moment for divestment was 20 years ago.
"But the second best moment is now," wrote Katherine Forbes '23, Hannah Reynolds '22, Lena Hoplamazian '23, and Helen Brush '24.
Reynolds is a contributing columnist for the 'Prince.'
"To fellow students, we ask you to keep in mind that for the rest of our lives, we will carry the Princeton name," the PEAC leaders continued. "We ask you to hold the University accountable for their complacency in the climate crisis. Failure to speak out is unacceptable when Princeton is complicit in the climate crisis threatening human lives and our planet."
Some community members, however, remain opposed to divestment.
Stephen Pacala, professor of ecology and evolutionary biology, sees the group as setting up a false dichotomy: divest or don't divest. He would argue that there is a third option — divesting from the fossil fuel companies that are not working to net zero carbon emissions.
"This choice is not binary," Pacala said. "If the choices were to do nothing or divest, maybe my views would be different."
"I want the emissions stopped as fast as we can do it without hurting poor people," he continued, echoing an argument he made in February. "If that's your goal, it's hard to argue that Princeton's moral stand should be to divest for moral purposes."
He disagreed with Divest Princeton's demand that the University divest from and phase out all research and formal associations with fossil fuel companies, but said he would "welcome Princeton deciding both to divest from and to boycott the products of those who work against the net zero transition."
United States Congressman Ken Buck '81 recently weighed in, writing in a 'Prince' op-ed that "[f]rom a financial perspective, divestment from fossil fuels would be a disaster, and would reduce the funds available for scholarships."
"Rather than focusing on divesting from fossil fuels, student activists could help usher in the next era of clean energy derived from fossil fuels, with an emphasis on even greater improvements in natural gas production," he continued. "That undertaking, unlike the misguided divestment effort, would be a good use of their energy."
Yet, the group's progress is undeniable. Reynolds, one of the student organizers, cited the question on the USG ballot as evidence of the movement's growing traction.
"Last year, one of my courses had a debate on divestment and student and faculty opinions on divestment were largely divided on the subject," she told the 'Prince.' "This year, the professors asked me to return to the class for the divestment debate, and all the students I spoke with were in support of divestment."
Responding to Buck's op-ed, titled "Divestment from fossil fuels is a foolish endeavor," English professor Meredith Martin said, "Well, yes, it's a foolish endeavor if divestment is the only thing we do, if it's just symbolic." She noted that to her, the pandemic has served as a microcosm for "the consequences of ignoring science."
To Hiltner, the referendum comes down to "students expressing a real desire for the Board of Trustees to take action" against the world's most pressing crisis.
"We need the members of the Board to use their enormous positions of power to listen to what we and the rest of the Princeton community are asking of them," she said. "And we are optimistic that they will. We don't have the luxury of believing that they won't."


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Yeeehaaa, I found a Command and Conquer Red Alert 2 disc at home today... what a feeling. After some bit of hacking it runs nicely in Wine on Gentoo Linux... ;) Wow, the good old days are back!
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I upgraded to Linux kernel version 3.0.3 today and it works!
There were some things to think about but almost everything worked like kernel 2.6.39. The main problem was the Nvidia driver which must be the newest version available. The "stable" version for 2.6 doesn't compile. I added the following to /etc/portage/package.keywords to get things run:
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VirtualBox modules compiled without any problems and is running like before...
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E-Vote Gear firm hacked
We've all heard how electronic voting with no paper trail running on windows CE is the wave of the future and presents no risk to democracy or the control of the free world because the software is so totally secure and absolutely foolproof that there is no need for a paper trail or any ability to audit an election.
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Electronic voting is a disaster wating to happen. It's the biggest threat to democracy since capitalism.
It's more than that - the group insane enough to steal an election using hackers will be the group that tries to take over the world and will not be afraid to use as many nuclear weapons as is necessary to usher in a global fascist state. These electronic voting systems should be terrifying to everyone. In my case, I would never dack these things and we can hope so for most people with decent technical skills would not either. But you can be sure that there are plenty who have the skills who would be thrilled to do so for the right price, or even for the promise of power in the new order.
Ed the Millwright
I'd hack a Diebold e-voting system -- but only to demonstrate how easily it could be done, especially considering how much of a hacker I ain't. (=
Sam Livingston-Gray
Electronic voting isn't 100% secure or reliable.
The rise of a class of career politiciancs is the logical result of a democratic state whose administrative positions are not restricted by any other external factors (such as noble birth).
Chris Nahr
Voting and its affects on democracy is something I think about from time to time. Apart from adding a 'None of the above' option on any first past the post system on the whole I think voting has largely outrun its usefulness.
Simon Lucy
>> The majority of citizens are just as capable as any that are elected
Frederic Faure
Simon: it's amazing, but I have come to roughly the same conclusion that you have: it would be better if we just chose representatives by lot. Of course, I think the Greeks did something like this -- government by jury.
"Then again, neither are paper ballots"
Tom Hathaway
I find everyone very soft on this topic considering :
Yes I believe most citizens have what it takes to govern, if I thought they didn't I'd be even less sanguine about them being able to vote for anybody else to do it for them.
Simon Lucy
"keeping the free world safe from tyrants is at stake here"
This drivel got a bold??
DPI Schtick
Since all voting in Brazil is done electronically I should have something to say here. But unfortunately I don't. Well, maybe a few tidbits:
Brazilian Dude
Reading this thread I remembered a short story by Isaac Asimov. It was about how, in the future, the result of the election for "world president" was made by a computer.
Heh - if I remember correctly, the theory behind the story was that the computer had enough statistics on the population that it could take a "normal citizen," ask him some questions reflecting his interests and concerns, and from that extrapolate the results of an entire national election.
Computers are amplifiers.
If democratic countries are able to more forcibly back development of better voting processes, it would go a long way towards making democratic processes bloom abroad. Whenever voting doesn't work, some punk is benefiting from it.
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Fish and Loaves Craft
(John Ch. 16:1-14)
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Print the template out.
Cut the fish and bread out.
Take 1 piece of construction paper and make a bowl out of it.
Pinch each side and tape it.
Tape bread and fish to inside.
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July 28, 2015 at 4:32 pm #13547
RV Cleaning Tip – The Many Uses for a Simple Green Cleaner
Over the years through the RVers grapevine I had heard a product called Simple Green mentioned over and over. Almost any time a question was posed asking for cleaning advice several people would chime in recommending Simple Green.
Finally, I picked up a bottle to try it for myself and I have to say "wow!" they were right.
What took me so long to give it a go?
I initially bought it to clean some very stubborn black streaks that developed on my front fiberglass trailer cap and a few stains on the awning. It worked so well I've tried it on all sorts of other things around the RV with also great results.July 28, 2015 at 6:11 pm #13557Eddie & AileenParticipant
Yes, two thumbs up on Simple Green! My Mom and Dad hooked me on it long back when I was a kid. Flat good stuff for removing greasy stuck on stuff, pine tar oil, ect.
Happy Trails!!!July 28, 2015 at 7:21 pm #13569Russ & KimParticipant
I have had better luck with "LA's Totally Awesome". All around great cleaner. I bought it at most dollar stores.July 28, 2015 at 7:42 pm #13574
[quote quote=13569]I have had better luck with "LA's Totally Awesome". All around great cleaner. I bought it at most dollar stores. [/quote]
haha, love that name. Going to have to giver a try.August 16, 2015 at 7:39 am #14500Paul BoyleParticipant
Awesome is $1.00 for a refill and it will clean anything.August 17, 2015 at 6:12 am #14565Virginia & DonParticipant
I generally make my own cleaner (for inside). I take a spray bottle, add about a cup of vinegar and about a tablespoon of Dawn dish detergent and then fill up with water. It is non toxic, antibacterial. If you want it to smell good, add a few drops of essential oil of your choice. Lavender is always nice.
My doctor told me to stop using the commercial cleaners because they were affecting my lungs. I had a bed & breakfast for 10 years and after the first couple of years, I noticed breathing difficulties when cleaning. It was the commercial cleaners.
Vinegar really refreshes things and if you add the essential oil, leavings things smelling nice.August 29, 2016 at 2:01 pm #33195Sherri RabrenParticipant
Ditto! I use baking soda also with the oils, Dawn and vinegar.November 3, 2017 at 12:02 am #48640RodneyParticipant
Old thread, though I heard that simple green can speed up the oxidation process on bare aluminums so be cautious when using this cleaner.November 3, 2017 at 8:04 am #48644
[quote quote=48640]Old thread, though I heard that simple green can speed up the oxidation process on bare aluminums so be cautious when using this cleaner. [/quote]
Thanks, I made sure to put that warning in the article, also some types of plastics and it strips wax.
A Few Product Warnings
Simple Green is a very powerful degreaser and can cause problems when used on certain surfaces. For example, if used on uncoated aluminum and left too long before washing off it might dull the finish. I won't use it on clear plastics like an instrument panel as it may cloud it. Also be aware it may strip off waxes. Best to test it out on a small area first. Check out the Simple Green Website for more info – http://simplegreen.com/faqs/November 3, 2017 at 7:14 pm #48646Stephen C KellerParticipant
Used Simple Green for many years on cleaning engines, transmissions and anything else we could think of. Been around for quite a while and yes there are things you stay away from with it. But for the money well worth the price.
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New York Republicans are having the gosh-darnedest time finding a replacement for swinish Rep. Vito Fossella (R-NY-13), who announced last week that he will not seek re-election. Fossella became a national punchline after being arrested for drunk driving in Virginia; statements he made to the police at the time brought attention to the existence of the family values Congressman's three-year-old love child in Alexandria.
A veritable Who's Who of Staten Island and Brooklyn Republicans are running like crazy from the race, giving excuses such as an antipathy for raising large sums of money.
These are politicians saying this, mind you.
Two more years for Speaker Nancy Pelosi, that's for sure. Thanks, Vito!
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Are Republicans conceding Fossella's House seat?
Posted by Lee at 1:23 PM
Labels: adultery , family values , Nancy Pelosi , NY-13 , pig , Staten Island , Vito Fossella
1 comment :
- Queers United said...
thank god we dont need any more republicans
- May 31, 2008 at 9:18 PM
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Tuesday, November 12, 2013
CCDD 111213—Respiratory Ignition
11/12/2013 - The ability to deal X damage to a creature is not what makes Blaze a strong Limited card. It's the ability to do an unbounded amount of damage directly to your opponent—with the added option to kill a creature instead if circumstances require it—that makes it so strong. So I set about thinking up other ways to Blaze.
This design also has an upside beyond nuking a creature, but it's an and instead of an or. Note that the best case scenario for Respiratory Ignition is actually much higher (kill a creature and deal X damage to your now-blocker-less opponent) but that will rarely happen for high values of X (because boards tend to clog as games go long) and that both halves of this card are dependent on you having a creature and it not getting Doom Blade'd in response.
Too strong? Too weak? Too weird? What do you think?
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I like that this feels like the creature takes a deep breath (+X/+0) then exhales (Deal X damage). very cool. WOuld this make more sense if you had the creature fight target creature instead of just doing Direct damage to it?ReplyDelete
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I think the potential to do 2*X damage total makes this worth more than {X}{R}.ReplyDelete
Reading at first, I assumed it was an "or". As-is, I like it as well! It's a good reward to having excess mana in Limited, and there's combo-fun with either lifelink (obvious) or deathtouch (1R Terror) to give it some extra value on card-evaluation.ReplyDelete
At first I assumed that this was an instant (probably because firebreathing can be activated at instant speed). That would probably be too strong at the current cost, though. What about XRR and instant speed?ReplyDelete
Also, there's an interesting choice between having the creature deal damage and having the spell deal damage directly. The second option is more powerful because killing the creature doesn't stop the damage, but I agree with your choice of the first option from a top-down point of view.
I think this is strong enough to be XRR, though it would be much weaker since it would cost four mana just to deal 2 damage, so I'd still try pushing it at XR before downgrading.ReplyDelete
We could use fight, but since the creature gets +X/+0, I fear that'll often in a 1:2 even if your opponent has no response. Given the history of red creatures that deal damage and spells that make them do it, I think this card is better without fight. But I can imagine a different card that does use fight—it would play along similar to Shrapnel Blast, which is neat.
I prefer this as a sorcery, both thematically and for gameplay reasons. Respiratory Ignition after blockers or in response to removal just feels icky to me.
I think the flavour of this being a deep breath then a big burst of flame is great. There are some weird things like the creature can attack with the bonus that break flavour, but the card itself is too simple, resonant, and cool to mess with.ReplyDelete
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Breath Fire XR
Target creature you control deals X damage to target creature or player.
Flavor is you use red mana to power your creature and cause it to breathe fire at target. Vorthos Likes it!.
Hidden use: if you have a blue creature out you can get around protection from red. Melvin Likes it!


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Truck mod Freightliner Century for ETS 2 v.1.15. - 1.35
The American Freightliner Century main tractor was permanently registered on US roads in the mid-nineties, the popularity of a modern, economical, safe and comfortable truck was so popular that a couple of years later the car conquered highways around the world. Power, ease of use, a well-maintained cabin and an on-board computer that determines the malfunction with one click, allowed drivers to easily make multi-kilometer and difficult trips even with oversized cargo.
The Freightliner Century main truck mod for Euro Truck Simulator 2 is presented in all its pristine beauty, a huge cabin with an interior more reminiscent of an expensive luxury car interior, with everything you need for a long trip, your own physics of behavior, implemented exhaust from the exhaust pipe put the new truck much higher than the standard, included in the original set of the simulator ETS 2 trucks. The package contains a fairly rich assortment of parts and tuning elements. Virtual truckers will be able to easily decorate their powerful iron friend, giving them personality with the help of unique wheels with tires, bumpers, side skirts and many other items from the kit.
Tested on ETS2 versions: 1.15. - 1.35
For sale in salons: Volvo
Author(s) mod: Vinzel, Nikola(Konstantin-Donbass)
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A Growl is a Good Thing
Has your dog ever growled? If so, you're not alone. Whether it's in one of our group classes or in an in-home behavior consultation, people seem to be either embarrassed or angry because their dog has growled. Just as it's unrealistic for a person to go through their entire life


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We haven't yet seen iOS 14 running on a device but at this rate we're going to know all about it before it's announcement next month.
We've already seen details of a new AR app that will be part of iOS 14 way back in March, Josh Constine of the Moving Productive newsletter has now found assets that suggest custom QR codes are coming, too.
We've heard rumors about companies like Starbucks working with Apple on QR codes that could initiate AR features. Now Constine has found a QR code featuring a Starbucks logo as well as others.
The AR app is currently called Gobi, with Constine sharing details about what the QR codes are currently set up to do.
- Apple-branded traditional QR codes that show its interest in camera-triggered commerce. Files in Gobi included QRs that opened the Mac Pro and Apple Watch websites, the Star Wars: Rogue One movie in the iTunes Store, and one that opens the Starbucks Card sign-up flow.
- References to a Gobi comparison shopping feature for Apple stores that leads to a broken link for https://www.apple.com/retail-compare plus a 3D rendering of an Apple Watch that users could spin and examine.
Constine also found references showing how the Find My app will work with AR features that include a retro 3D Apple logo. Audio and haptic feedback is also included in the app that will presumably also support Apple's upcoming Tile-like tracking tags.
Apple is expected to announce iOS 14 during its online WWDC event that will take place next month. If the usual release schedule is followed we can expect multiple betas ahead of a release to the public in September.
(Source: Josh Constine)
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Form and function of internal features
Water-vascular system
The water-vascular system, which functions in the movement of tube feet, is a characteristic feature of echinoderms, and evidence of its existence has been found in even the oldest fossil forms. It comprises an internal hydraulic system of canals and reservoirs containing a watery fluid, the system consisting of a sieve plate, or madreporite, and a ring vessel, or water-vascular ring, that are connected by a frequently calcified vessel called the stone canal. Five radial water canals extend outward from the ring vessel and give rise to branches that end in the tube feet, which are in contact with the sea. The ring vessel in ophiuroids, asteroids, concentricycloids, and holothurians has bulbous cavities called Polian vesicles, which apparently maintain pressure in the system and hold reserve supplies of fluid; ophiuroids have four or more vesicles, asteroids five, holothurians from one to 50. Crinoids lack Polian vesicles, and echinoids have five structures known as either Polian vesicles or spongy bodies.
The madreporite, which is usually located externally, takes in water from outside the body; if internally located, as is the case in many holothurians, fluid is taken from the body cavity. The water or fluid passes from the madreporite to the ring vessel and along the radial canals to the tube feet. The tube feet are extended by contractions of localized muscle areas in the radial canals (ophiuroids) or by contractions of offshoots of the radial canals called ampullae (asteroids, concentricycloids, echinoids, and holothurians); the contractions force fluid into the tube feet, which then extend.
The structure of the system varies from group to group; asteroids frequently have more than one madreporite, and in holothurians, the madreporite is usually internal, hanging in the coelom. Radial canals may lie inward or outward from the skeleton. The tube feet may have well-developed suckers with great holding power, may taper to a point, or may be adapted for respiration, feeding, burrow building, mucus production, or sensory perception. Attachment of tube feet to hard substrates is achieved through a combination of suction and mucus production. The mucus contains adhesive and de-adhesive mucopolysaccharides. Respiratory tube feet have high oxygen uptake; they are usually located on parts of the body where water flow is unimpeded. Tube feet have been implicated in photoreception and chemoreception; the eyespots in the terminal tentacles of asteroids are the most conspicuous photoreceptors.
The tube feet of crinoids are arranged in clumps of three on the arms and on the pinnules. They secrete and spread a net of sticky mucus that traps small organisms. In ophiuroids the tube feet are used to gain a hold on a surface and to pass food to the mouth. The numerous tube feet of asteroids are used in locomotion; asteroids with suckered feet may use them to exert a continuous pull on the valves of shellfish (e.g., oysters, mussels) until muscles holding the valves tire and open slightly, allowing the asteroid to insert its stomach. In sea daisies the ring of tube feet is probably used for attachment to substrates. Holothurians use tube feet for the same purpose. Tentacles around the mouth of holothurians are modified tube feet used to capture food; tentacles used to capture plankton are branched and sticky, while those used to scoop mud and shovel it into the mouth have a simpler structure.
The tube feet of echinoids serve a variety of functions. The mouth of regular echinoids is surrounded by sensory tube feet, and tube feet farther from the mouth are used in locomotion. On the upper side of the body near the anus, the tube feet have respiratory and sensory functions. The tube feet of irregular echinoids, which burrow, are modified in various ways for feeding, burrow construction, and sensory and respiratory functions.
Body wall and body cavity
The outer body wall (epidermis) contains hairlike projections (cilia) in most echinoderms except ophiuroids; the body wall of crinoids has relatively few. The cilia produce a waving motion that carries food particles toward the mouth or removes unwanted particles from the body. The epidermis also contains glandular and sensory cells. The epidermis of skeletal elements such as spines and pedicellariae, which project from the body surface, often is worn away. The next layer, the dermis, includes the calcareous skeleton and connective tissues. Internal to the dermis are circular and longitudinal muscle layers. The extensive body cavity (coelom) is modified to form several specialized regions. Two subdivisions of the coelom are the perivisceral coelom and the water-vascular system. The perivisceral coelom is a large, fluid-filled cavity in which the major organs, particularly the digestive tube and sex organs, are suspended. Other regions of the coelom include the axial sinus (absent from adult holothurians and all echinoids), the madreporic vesicle, and the hyponeural sinus (often called the perihemal system).
Alimentary and blood systems
The digestive canal consists of a tube, which is almost straight (asteroids and ophiuroids), coiled in a clockwise direction (crinoids and holothurians), or coiled first clockwise, then counterclockwise (echinoids). The tube may be divided into esophagus, stomach, intestine, and rectum. Specialized branches of the digestive tube enlarge the digestive surface and may serve other functions; e.g., digestive glands of asteroids, diverticula of echinoids and crinoids, siphons in echinoids, and respiratory trees in holothurians. The anus, absent in ophiuroids and a few asteroids, is present in most groups. The mouth is near the centre of the oral surface, at the point of convergence of the areas containing the tube feet.
The blood system is a complex system of spaces that are neither part of the coelom nor true vessels. A hemal ring and five radial hemal canals surround the esophagus and radial canals of the water-vascular system. A sixth hemal space arises from the hemal ring and enters the axial organ. In addition, a complex network of hemal spaces is associated with the alimentary canal and gonads.
Axial organ
The axial organ, a complex and elongated mass of tissue found in all echinoderms except holothurians, represents the common junction of the perivisceral coelom, the water-vascular system, and the hemal system. Although its functions are not yet well understood, the axial organ plays a part in defense against invading organisms, can contract, is responsible for a circulation of fluids, and may have excretory and secretory activity.
Nervous system and sense organs
The echinoderm nervous system is complex. In all groups, a nerve plexus lies within and below the skin. In addition, the esophagus is surrounded by one to several nerve rings, from which run radial nerves often in parallel with branches of the water-vascular system. Ring and radial nerves coordinate righting activity.
Although echinoderms have few well-defined sense organs, they are sensitive to touch and to changes in light intensity, temperature, orientation, and the surrounding water. The tube feet, spines, pedicellariae, and skin respond to touch, and light-sensitive organs have been found in echinoids, holothurians, and asteroids.
Reproductive system
The masses of sex cells that compose the gonads of crinoids fill special cavities in the arms or pinnules. Crinoids are the only echinoderms with gonads outside the main body cavity, probably because its volume is reduced. Asteroids typically have 10 gonads, two in each arm, which are located near the arm base, appearing as a feathery tuft or a mass of tubules resembling a bunch of grapes. The gonads of some species are arranged in rows along each arm. Concentricycloids have five pairs of saclike gonads. Ophiuroids have gonads attached to sacs that hang into the body cavity; the sacs, which open outside the body at the bases of the arms, may have one gonad or as many as 1,000.
Regular echinoids typically have five gonads attached to the interambulacra. A duct from each gonad opens to the exterior near the anus. Most irregular echinoids have four gonads, some have three or five, a few have two; the ducts are on the upper surface of the body. Holothurians differ from all other living echinoderms in having a single gonad, which consists of branching or unbranched tubules; the tubules open into a single duct, which opens to the exterior near the front end of the body. Since many early fossil echinoderms have a single genital opening, or gonopore, it is assumed that these forms also had only one gonad; the condition in holothurians thus is regarded as primitive.


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I have a problem and I don't want to ask before I try. So I try it first and my code works well but the problem is I'm not sure whether my code is good enough or not. such as maybe there is better solution, simpler function to solve my problem or my code is a bit complicated.
can I ask question something like that ?
here is my question and got downvote (and no reason why): https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28123594/get-table-header-name-in-excel I also created title as search engine friendly as possible


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Documentary, France, 75' :: 10.11 :: 2017, 20:00
PARIS TOWER 13 (Tour Paris 13)
Best Documentary – Contemporary Art, Installation Art, Protest Art from Master of Art Film Festival
75', France, 2016
Director: Thomas Lallier
October 2013: Paris became the capital of street art. Neither a museum nor a gallery, a social housing building bound to destruction became home to the biggest collective exhibition ever conceived.
Over 6 months, Mehdi Ben Cheikh, founder of the Galerie Itinerrance, invited more than 100 artists from around the world to take over the buiding, secretly and with very few means, Paris Tower 13 is a long run documentary telling this amazing story from the artists' side, it 's an immersion in the process of a radical art creation, an exclusive testimony of an unprecedented creative adventure…
For 30 days, public audience rushed to Paris Tower 13 to be part of this 2013's major cultural event and historical street art manifesto exhibition. But despite hours of queue to visit and worldwide media coverages, nothing would prevent a final and impressive destruction.
An immersion in the process of art creation, an exclusive testimony of this adventure narrated by the artists who made it happen: Pantonio, El Seed, Seth, Lek & Sowat, Inti, David Walker, Mario Belem, Add Fuel, Nilko, Flip, Speto, Jaz, Stew, Katre, Sean Hart, Alëxone, Bom.K, Sébastien Preschoux, HOPNN, Roti, A1one, Guy Denning, Legz, Hobz…
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Our goal is to present the best documentaries produced and released after January 1, 2016 in the field of music, dance and theatre, art, architecture and design, literature, video art and advertising, contemporary art, installation art and protest art; culinary art; art in video games; art for children Thus the festival will lintroduce the Bulgarian audience with the contemporary trends in this area.
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