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'''President [[Trump]] says that "we'll do what has to be done!" in dealing with "Little Rocket Man" (the [[North Korea]]n [[communist]] tyrant)''', and that his own [[Secretary of State]] should stop trying to negotiate with the commie. [https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-says-tillerson-wasting-time-trying-negotiate-north-korea-174248915.html]
'''President [[Trump]] says that "we'll do what has to be done!" in dealing with "Little Rocket Man" (the [[North Korea]]n [[communist]] tyrant)''', and that his own [[Secretary of State]] should stop trying to negotiate with the commie. [https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-says-tillerson-wasting-time-trying-negotiate-north-korea-174248915.html]
'''[[Liberal]]s loathe [[Russia]]'s increasingly [[pro-life]], anti-[[homosexual agenda]] policies'''. Now their probe against [[Russia]] boomerangs on [[Google]], [[Facebook]]: "Google, Facebook may have to reveal deepest secrets." [http://www.politico.com/story/2017/10/01/google-facebook-2016-probe-secrets-243319]
'''[[Liberal]]s loathe [[Russia]]'s increasingly [[pro-life]], anti-[[homosexual agenda]] policies'''. Now their probe against [[Russia]] boomerangs on [[Google]], [[Facebook]]: "Google, Facebook may have to reveal deepest secrets." [http://www.politico.com/story/2017/10/01/google-facebook-2016-probe-secrets-243319]
Revision as of 04:39, 2 October 2017
Welcome to Conservapedia!
President Trump says that "we'll do what has to be done!" in dealing with "Little Rocket Man" (the North Korean communist tyrant), and that his own Secretary of State should stop trying to negotiate with the commie. [1]
Facebook "tends to potentially reinforce people's informational bias," says a top Democratic lawmaker [2]
Liberals loathe Russia's increasingly pro-life, anti-homosexual agenda policies. Now their probe against Russia boomerangs on Google, Facebook: "Google, Facebook may have to reveal deepest secrets." [3]
Liberal double standard: Massachusetts school librarian rejects Dr. Seuss books donated by First Lady Melania by claiming they are "racist propaganda," despite last year President Obama declaring March 2, 2016, to be "Read Across America Day" to honor Dr. Seuss's birthday[4]...and that particular librarian the year before...well, you have to see it for yourself:[5]
The NFL was always a distraction and a diversion from more important issues of the day. Dare we hope the diversion is now at an end? [6]
"NFL Favorability Ratings Cut in Half — IN ONE WEEK!" [7]
More success for our Unplug the NFL: "NFL ticket sales plummet 17.9%." [8]
Liberal media admits: Germany election results are "a clear rebuke to Merkel's open-doors refugee policy." [9]
How Barack Obama scammed the American people (and the world) for his eight years. Some things, like how hard it is to admit to being a scam target, never change. [10]
Worst College Majors update: "This university is letting students major in the marijuana industry." [11]
Conservative Roy Moore wins the Alabama GOP Senate primary by a landslide, despite being outspent 10-to-1 by the Establishment. [12]
Let the Refunds Begin: DirectTV is issuing some refunds to customers who purchased the "NFL Sunday Ticket" if they site the national anthem protests. [13]
Are we getting a border wall, or not? [14]
"Preliminary TV ratings for Sunday's [ NFL ] games down from previous year." [15]
An open letter to Bob Goodell, Commissioner of the NFL, explaining – as if he needs an explanation – why to Unplug the NFL. [16]
How anti-Semitism serves the purposes of the Left, as it has served nefarious purposes since its invention 2000 years ago. [17]
Treasury Secretary "Mnuchin: NFL players 'can do free speech on their own time.'" [18] Why do they insist on doing it in taxpayer-built stadiums?
President Trump sides with Conservapedia and Unplug the NFL: "NFL attendance and ratings are WAY DOWN," he tweets this morning. [19] The NFL should stop taking $1 BILLION dollars in taxpayer handouts.
Watch out for anyone pretending to be a political savior. Adolf Hitler did the same. [20]
How the United Nations stands antithetical to sovereignty, security, and prosperity. [21]
"It looks like Obama did spy on Trump," observes a veteran investigative journalist writing in TheHill.com
"Republican Voters Surge: If Election Were Today, Trump Would Win MORE States." [22]
To those who say a young Earth contradicts modern science: Some elements of modern science do deserve contradiction. Others would feel no effect. [23]
Stanford University artificial intelligence researchers: "Lesbians smile less than heterosexual women".[24] See also: Lesbianism and obesity and Paradox of hedonism
Previous research indicates that educated and attractive women are more likely to say they are 100% heterosexual.[25]
Are studious, slim and happy ladies with long and flowing hair more likely to be straight? Are obese and unhappy ladies with butch haircuts more likely to lesbians?
Read what the Apostle Paul said in these Bible verses: Romans 1:26-27 and Philippians 3:18-20.
A Hurricane Irma survivor tells a tale of heroism she personally witnessed – and contrasts it with the childish, destructive behavior in the weeks preceding the event. [26]
A definitive treatise on why an Article V Convention would necessarily run away from its calling authority. How can a State control the behavior of a delegate to a convention that has the power to dissolve all States? [27]
President Donald Trump revoked Barack Obama's unconstitutional Executive Order on "Deferred Action on Children of Aliens (DACA)". So why is he feeding rumors he might bring it back? [28]
A 21-year-old Syrian refugee "has been arrested in connection with the London's Parsons Green Tube bomb blast." [29]
A 99% drop in illegal immigration in Hungary since it built its border fence. [30] Post-communism Hungary is free of liberal logic that blocks a wall here.
In the bad advice department: Donald Trump prepares to reauthorize the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. The problem: the shopper's list of definitions of a terrorist now includes people and groups concerned with morality, sovereignty, and liberty. [31]
11-year-old mows the lawn at the White House, and President Trump observes that he is the "future of our country." His dream is to become a Navy SEAL. [32] He didn't stop mowing even when Trump came out to say hi, demonstrating a strong work ethic.
"Census Bureau: D.C. Suburbs Remain Nation's Richest Counties." [33]
How a few large corporations and their staffs restrict free speech on-line and off. [34]
"Conservatives, liberals unite against Silicon Valley," Politico observes.
A good reason to trust Donald Trump: He does the job he said he'd do. [35]
Hillary Clinton rules out being a presidential candidate in 2020.[36]
John Zogby, founder of the Zogby Poll, on Donald Trump and the 2020 presidential election: "a president with a 39 percent (and growing) approval rating can certainly win re-election in a three-way or four-way race."[37]
See our new article: Donald Trump and nationalism
"Dreamer" lauded by the liberal left to support DACA is revealed to be a fraud [38]
Conservapedia proven right, again: best of the public Sloane Stephens, an African American ranked No. 934 in the world in women's tennis last month, easily wins the U.S. Open. [39]
What's wrong with public education in America: it's more like indoctrination. [40]
"Key conservatives oppose Trump debt ceiling deal." [41]
Comparing two kinds of dreamers: those who dream of greatness, like Martin Luther King and Donald Trump, and those who dream of ruling the world for their own benefit. [42]
Booted off CNN, Piers Morgan pushes his liberal claptrap on "Good Morning Britain" and tries unsuccessfully to berate a pro-life official there. [43] Why doesn't Piers Morgan complain that he wasn't aborted?
A religious, conservative age is rising and its only beginning.[44]
Dr. Steve Turley: Atheists are dying out.[45] See also: Why the atheist movement is a lost cause
Illegal aliens plague America and Israel both. And at least their respective leaders are doing something about it. [46]
Why Democrats Should Be Losing Sleep Over Generation Z.[47]
Trump ends the DACA program! Illegal aliens will no longer be protected against deportation.
A key case alleging wholesale Second Amendment violations under the RICO Act has a motion-to-expedite before the Supreme Court. The incredible part: the plaintiff filed the case in pro se. [48]
Our Unplug the NFL continues to succeed: NFL television ratings are down 20% from 2015, and some games had the worst ratings in more than decade. [49]
The Constitution Party now says: we should get out of Afghanistan. They may have a point. Alexander the Great couldn't tame Afghanistan, either. Neither could the British Empire. [50]
"Ted Cruz, Who Said He'd Carpet Bomb ISIS til the Sand Glowed, Now Says Trump's Rhetoric a Bit Harsh for Him." [51]
North Korea tests a massive atomic bomb that causes a 6.3-magnitude tremor, bigger than Hiroshima and most earthquakes. [52] If liberals had not blocked the Strategic Defense Initiative, then missile defenses would already be in place.
Koch puppet lashes out at Trump, again: Junior Sen. Ben Sasse, taken seriously by almost no one but himself, blusters that Trump has "18th-century views of trade." [53]
"Self-radicalization to Islam does not occur. Radicalization requires someone to do the radicalizing. And there's all too much of that going on in America today. [54]
"80% of San Fran Bay Area Marijuana Poses Health Hazards, Such as Cancer," according to a new study. [55]
The FBI refused to release Hillary Clinton's e-mails for the lamest of excuses. Whom are they protecting and serving? [56]
A performance review of Donald Trump's agenda, how it can still move forward – and who is standing in the way, and why. [57]
A review of American policies toward Israel and the Middle East – and the natural disasters that often follow some particularly wrongheaded policy or other. As we can see today. [58]
Setback for feminists and anti-Trumpers: "NBC INSIDER: 'Total Panic' Over Megyn Kelly's Morning Show Ratings — Even Before Its Debut! ... It's been an utter disaster for Megyn Kelly since kicking things off at NBC." [59]
Is George Soros behind the wave of African immigration that has overwhelmed Western Europe and is doing it to Eastern Europe, too? [60]
"Bill and Hillary sold their summer vacation rental home in the Hamptons for $29 million." [61] It's tough pretending to represent the underprivileged in America.
President Trump proven correct, Charlottesville comments exposed the false liberal media narrative. "Some fear that Sunday's (Antifa) violence would only help advance the idea that the two sides are the same." [62]
A report card on the infestation by the swamp of the Donald Trump White House. He needs to fire several of his "advisers." [63]
Google Australia: Searches for the term "atheist" is down in the land down under.[64]
"Black-clad anarchists storm Berkeley, Calif. rally, assaulting 5," and even the liberal media seems shocked. [65]
Unplug the NFL is working: "Chargers, Rams had awful attendance at 'Fight For LA' game," with 10,000+ empty seats. [66] Will the NFL need to start paying people to attend their liberal, demonic events?
Has the Supreme Court hijacked the Constitution of the United States? A new book says yes. [67]
Trump's Department of Homeland Security properly rejects a request by the ACLU to relax checkpoints during Hurricane Harvey for the benefit of illegal aliens who might be endangered by the storm. [68]
It took George W. Bush years to commute the unjust sentences of two good border patrol agents, and even then Bush refused to pardon them. [69] It took Trump only days to pardon Sheriff Joe Arpaio!
President Trump pardons Sheriff Joe Arpaio!!! [70] Conservapedia proven right, again, in publicizing the hint on Tuesday.
An expose of the Southern Poverty Law Center. [71]
New study: So MANY people are suspicious of atheists — even other atheists.[72] See also: Distrust of atheists
Greatest Conservative Sports Star and actor Lou Ferrigno is picked to lead President Trump's Council on Fitness, Sports and Nutrition. "Trump is a great president," Ferrigno observes. [73]
The one flaw in President Donald Trump's speech on Afghanistan: failure to identify clearly the enemy of civilization, which is: Islam. [74]
The real issue with Confederate and other monuments: another humanitarian hoax. Selling the concept of victimhood makes people ripe for socialism – and worse. [75]
Some much-needed immigration reform: introducing the new RAISE Act. [76]
God has a sense of humor: The street "Confederate Drive" was removed on Monday to be replaced by grass in St. Louis, in an ultimate (but coincidental) display of reworking history. [77]
Political correctness so bad it caused an internet firestorm. In one of the most ridiculous moves ever made, ESPN decided to remove a caller from a game in Virginia, all because his name was too much like a certain Confederate general: [78][79][80][81]
"Trump Hints at Sheriff Joe Arpaio Pardon: 'I Think He's Going To Be Just Fine.'" [82]
Donald Trump takes his message right into the belly of the beast tonight, for a rally at the 29,000-seat arena in Phoenix, Arizona where its senators oppose him and the immigration issue is front-and-center.
Setback for atheism: "Crowds Pack Into Sites to Watch the Eclipse," a stunning confirmation of our intelligent designer, God. [83]
Intelligent design begins its sweep across the U.S., as the eclipse reaches the Pacific coastline of Oregon.
America warns North Korea - "There are strong military consequences if the DPRK initiates hostilities," said Defense Secretary James Mattis in response to the latest provocation by North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un. [84]
Intelligent design explains why the moon is the same size as the sun when viewed from Earth, as confirmed by the eclipse on Monday. Atheists insist it is pure chance, but what are the odds of that?
Common Core produces graduates who cannot think. And it does so deliberately. [85]
"Monday marks the end of a 99-year wait as the country experiences a total eclipse of the sun, coast to coast for the first time since 1918." [86]
Compare the stature of men like Sir Winston Churchill and Martin Luther King, Jr. to Barack Obama. No comparison – because Obama deliberately fomented racism. As his followers still do. [87]
"Donald Trump Thanks Boston Police for Handling Protesters." [88]
Chautauqua Institute in New York State is at it again. They invite a practitioner of civilizational jihad to practice more taquiyya with impunity. [89]
Steve Bannon's Parthian shot: "The Trump presidency that we fought for, and won, is over." [90] But some liberal commentators do not agree, and see more influence by Trump.
The globalist supporter of James Comey, Trump's new Chief of staff John Kelly, reportedly caused the firing of both conservatives Steve Bannon and Anthony Scaramucci. [91]
"Bannon out at White House," as the Deep state advances. [92]
The Charlottesville, Virginia set-up, who was behind it, and why. [93]
More liberal censorship: "Google Removes Gab's Android App From Play Store Over 'Hate Speech.'" [94]
Trump is expected to endorse a primary opponent to anti-Trump Koch puppet Senator Jeff Flake at Trump's upcoming Arizona rally. [95]
"Donald Trump makes it official: He'll hold a downtown Phoenix rally," and he may pardon anti-illegal immigration former Sheriff Joe Arpaio at it. [96]
Conservative Roy Moore finishes in first place for the vacant Alabama U.S. Senate seat, winning a commanding 40% of the vote, but notice how much liberal denial there is in the lamestream media. It is difficult even to find a story reporting Moore's margin of victory. [97]
The Mainstream Media set things up in Charlottesville, Virginia and elsewhere over the weekend. It's time to unplug from them. [98]
Discrimination is never acceptable with the exception of liberals punishing conservative speech. Time to demand Silicon Valley tech company policies are met with government regulations. [99]
A new legal thriller skewers the Black lives matter movement and the Mainstream Media. All resemblances to actual public figures, living and dead, are fully intended and richly deserved. [100]
Trump wins again, as the communist dictatorship of North Korea backs down. [101]
Sixty more accomplishments by Donald Trump in his Second Hundred Days. [102]
The Mainstream Media thought they could "spike" the IT scandal of the Democrat Party. But here are the lowlights, and the evidence. [103]
Trump declares that he is "seriously considering a pardon for Sheriff Arpaio," a leader in the fight against illegal immigration. [104]
North Korea has a long-standing connection with the enemies of Israel. Also: a call to re-examine the notion that living in Israel is somehow too dangerous. [105]
"Government schools Intentionally Making Kids Dumber?" [106]
Classic liberal denial: the mayor of Charlottesville blames the violence in his own city on Trump, but then candidly added, "But to be honest, this is not about Donald Trump." [107]
Setback for liberal Republicans: "Mueller wants to interview Priebus in Russia probe." [108]
When will Donald Trump investigate Hillary Clinton, as he said he would during the campaign? [109]
"Fired Google Engineer James Damore Holds "Fired for Truth" Protest Sign Outside Google HQ." [110] Professors back up Damore's observations. [111]
With an abstinence leader in a key position at HHS, it cuts off funding to a liberal teenage pregnancy program. Liberals are dismayed, but their programs don't work as well as abstinence education. [112]
"Trump: 'Doing the military a great favor' with transgender troop ban." [113]
Advice to Donald Trump: fire H. R. McMaster! And do it now, before he does any more globalist damage. [114]
The Shadow To Light blog publishes an article on atheism and infanticide.[115] See also: Atheism and infanticide
Trump speaks with the incompetent RINO Mitch McConnell, the Senate Majority Leader, by phone and then unloads on him with well-deserved criticism on Twitter. [116]
Liberal university elites practice re-education in America today. One must recognize it before one can stop it. [117]
Worldwide Google searches for the term "atheist" - 13 years and 7 months after the beginning of the New Atheism movement - Searches are down.[118] See also: Essay: The slow implosion of atheism is accelerating
Canadian atheists face a tough slog ahead.[119]
The Guardian reports on an international study indicating that atheists are widely seen as potentially morally depraved and dangerous - even by other atheists.[120]
Communist "North Korea threatens missile strike on Guam," and they are crazy if they don't think Trump will strike back very hard. [121]
"Pro-Trump challenge in GOP primary" to RINO incumbent in Nevada. [122]
Sarah Palin sues The New York Times. But a liberal judge blocks key evidence of actual malice. [123]
"110 out of 111 former NFL football players who donated their brains to science showed signs of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE)," another reason to Unplug the NFL. [124]
Liberal double standard as environmentalists do not complain: "Pollution from illegal marijuana farms deep in California's national forests ... has turned thousands of acres into waste dumps so toxic that simply touching plants has landed law enforcement officers in the hospital." "Toxic waste from U.S. pot farms alarms experts"
Left-leaning Politico.com admits: "Democrats fear Russia probe blowback," as "two-thirds of American voters say investigations into Trump and Russia are hurting the country." [125]
As Donald Trump keeps trying to drain the swamp, the swamp fights back – and flagrantly breaks the rules. [126]
Classic liberal denial: global warming alarmist Al Gore declares, "Actually, I think I carried Florida" in 2000 to become president. [127]
For whom does the President of the United States work? Have immediate past Presidents forgotten for whom they work, or even to ask themselves that question? [128]
Kept on the payroll of a Democrat congresswoman until his arrest, Imran Awan was apprehended "at the airport as he attempted to leave the US for Pakistan." [129]
"West Virginia's Democratic governor announces flip to GOP. ... 'Like it or not like it, but the Democrats walked away from me,' Justice said during a rally with President Trump. ... Trump won West Virginia in the presidential election by 42 points." [130]
Deep state advances against Trump: "Mueller using grand jury in DC in Russia probe." [131]
Anti-Trump Senator Ben Sasse, who is another Koch puppet, turns down an offer to run the Heritage Foundation. [132] The Koch brothers continue to secretly gain control over right-of-center groups.
Donald Trump understands America's problems, and he's the man to fix them! Let's put any personal foibles into proper perspective. [133]
Koch puppet Jeff Flake, a U.S. Senator from Arizona, pushes globalism and whines about how Trump is promoting America First. [134]
Aide for Rep. Wasserman Schultz arrested while trying to leave country.[135]
"Los Angeles will host the 2028 Summer Olympics, in part because the International Olympic Committee ... couldn't guarantee that any other city on Earth would be willing to do it." [136] The Olympics didn't help Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Setback for liberals: "After swearing in new chief of staff, Trump pledges: I won't stop tweeting," reports USA Today.
Oh no!!! The new Chief of staff John Kelly is a secret supporter of anti-Trump James Comey, and Kelly fires pro-Trump Anthony Scaramucci!! "Kelly told Comey he had considered resigning over [Comey's] ouster. Comey told him not to resign." [137] The deep state wins again!
Gun control is people control. We see that now in Venezuela. [138]
Atheism in Russia cut 50% in three years.[139] See also: Central and Eastern Europe and desecularization
How to tell real capitalism from the crony capitalism – or state "capitalism" – that too often passes for it. [140]
"Trump once summoned Priebus to kill a fly in Oval Office." [141]
RINO Reince Priebus "forced out as White House chief of staff," in a conservative triumph over the Establishment and the deep state. [142]
When liberals cry for "diversity," they are perpetrating – or falling for – another humanitarian hoax. This is yet another divide-and-conquer technique. [143]
The people of Minneapolis, Minnesota had a harsh word or two for their mayor: "stop terrozing us!" This after a Muslim policeman shot and killed a woman who had turned in a prowler alarm. [144]
"White House declines to apologize to Boy Scouts" because the 45,000 or so Scouts cheered Trump's candid remarks at their event. [145]
Another ally of Reince Priebus is fired, and "The Mooch" speaks out further against the Establishment Republican Priebus, who has been ineffective as Trump's Chief of staff.
Republican Senators -- even ones who pretend to be conservative -- are so afraid of the Left and the liberal media that they wrongly criticize Trump's ban on transgenders in the military. [146]
Setback for the homosexual agenda: "Trump: U.S. military won't allow transgender people 'to serve in any capacity.'" [147]
"Al Gore Humiliation: NASA Study Confirms Sea Levels Are FALLING. Al Gore has falsely predicted that sea levels would rise by 20 feet, with some of the world's largest cities underwater." [148]
What's wrong with an anti-bullying campaign? Everything, if it replaces one set of bullies with another. A liberal set. [149]
"Boos for Obama as Trump speaks at Boy Scout jamboree." [150]
A taste of his own medicine: Richard Dawkins gets expelled.[151][152] See also: Western atheism, schisms and political polarization
Remembering the struggle for liberty, 241 years ago, and today. [153]
"It's very sad that Republicans, even some that were carried over the line on my back, do very little to protect their President," Trump tweeted Sunday. [154] Yep, they are called RINOs.
Read the new Regnery book Fake Science, which exposes the Left's skewed statistics, fuzzy facts, and dodgy data [155]
As first observed here, TheHill.com explains that Sean Spicer's departure is "a broader defeat for the pro-GOP establishment faction in the White House, of which Chief of Staff Reince Priebus is the most prominent representative." Rumors are that the pro-Mitch McConnell Priebus has "become an isolated figure." [156]
Atheist admits that the atheist movement could be more boring than it was 10 years ago. How could atheists and atheism become even more boring?[157]
President Donald Trump explains this morning: "all agree the U.S. President has the complete power to pardon." [158]
Global warming is another humanitarian hoax. Its roots go all the way back to a 1970 Executive Order by President Richard M. Nixon, establishing something called the Environmental Protection Agency. [159]
Setback for RINOs: Sean Spicer is replaced with Mike Huckabee's daughter Sarah as press secretary, while Trump shakes up his personal legal team and hires a new communications director. Spicer's buddy Reince Priebus tries to stay on as Chief of Staff. [160]
Tim Tebow is crushing minor league baseball after being promoted. Currently he has a .306 batting average. [161]
Melinda Gates pumps $$$$ from Microsoft stock into population control and pro-abortion groups, while a Catholic theologian rejects her attempts to change Church doctrine. [162] Why isn't she excommunicated by the Church?
"From Hospital Bed — John McCain Hits President Trump on Twitter," but the classy President Trump probably won't answer back despite being right. [163]
The lamestream media admits that the Somali immigrant cop refuses to speak with investigators about shooting the unarmed woman in Minneapolis, but most stories conceal that he had multiple complaints against him for other incidents. [164]
Liberal media goes into overdrive to distort the news that a Somali Muslim immigrant, armed as a police officer, apparently shot defenseless Justine Damond in cold blood as she tried to report a crime. [165]
"Trump: Let Obamacare fail." [166] Conservapedia proven right, again, in predicting that RINO Majority Leader Mitch McConnell would fail.
The Tyranny of Pseudo-Science: "The left is a single, stupid collective mind that is utterly incapable of truly independent and free thought." [167]
How the minimum wage hurts those it purports to help and paves the way for another Cloward-Piven collapse scenario. [168]
The open borders movement: another humanitarian hoax on America. Some forms of "kindness" can kill a person – or a country. [169]
President Trump is pulling the federal government out of K-12 education [170] with an executive order that
- will eliminate federal policies which resulted in "education that spends more and achieves far, far, far less"
- orders Betsy DeVos to end federal overreach
- returns power to teachers and parents
How Barack Obama planned one more surprise to damage the United States military before leaving office. [171]
There have been two Hillary Clinton related "suicides" in a week.[172] See: also Clinton body count and 'Clinton death list': 33 spine-tingling cases
"Failed Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell have blown an entire half year and accomplished nothing. When will they be replaced?" [173]
Another reminder of how the liberal left suppresses freedom of speech. The irony: if the rank-and-file of the left knew whom they were supporting, they wouldn't support them. [174]
Example of how helpful the death penalty is to obtaining justice: it gave the prosecutor leverage to obtain a confession to solve the recent murders of four young men in Pennsylvania. [175]
The effects of defense of Christianity heavy artillery fire on the efforts of militant atheists.[176]
Trump effect effect: Several industries have seen notable job gains since Donald Trump was elected.[177]
See also: Essay: Donald Trump's glorious victories and Donald Trump achievements
The $100,000 challenge to CNN journalist Brian Stelter by Mike Cernovich: Walk around New York City with a Make America Great Again hat. An ingenious way to showcase intolerant 2017 leftwing violence. [178] It's for a good cause, St. Judes hospital for kids
Kid Rock for Senate?: Surely he couldn't do any worse than those already holding seats. [179]
Bill allocates $1.6 billion for Donald Trump's border wall on the Mexican border.[180]
Setback for liberals: Greatest Conservative Sports Star Daniel Murphy is tearing up major league baseball with his .342 average, after nearly winning the batting title last year while also hitting 25 homers. He is "the Best Deal in Baseball." [181]
American liberals got a divorce from the values that made America great. But Donald Trump keeps the marriage intact for the rest of us. [182]
Success! The U.S. missile defense system THAAD, which is needed to defend against North Korea, passes an operational test with flying colors, no pun intended. [183]
More Trump effect: "Colorado Voters Are Canceling Their Registrations After Trump Request For Voter Data." [184]
President Trump drains the swamp at the U. S. Department of Veterans Affairs: 500 people fired, 200 suspended for misconduct. [185]
Caveat emptor, particularly concerning Worst College Majors: 51% of students in 2-year colleges take remedial courses, and most of them do not graduate, which means they are wasting their time and money. [186]
Update from liberal Sweden: "Christian Preschoolers Banned from Saying 'Amen', Talking About the Bible." [187]
Real wages in the U.K. are less now than in 2008, nearly a decade ago. [188]
Another setback for liberals: "New Kentucky Law Allows Public Schools To Offer Optional Bible Course." [189]
America and Russia agree on Syrian ceasefire – National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster said a de-escalation zone will take effect in southwest Syria. [190]
Trump affirms all immigrants are welcome if they come in peace and friendship
- While we will always welcome new citizens who share our values and love our people, our borders will always be closed to terrorism and extremism of any kind. [191]
A reminder: Obamacare is unconstitutional and therefore illegal. Herewith six reasons why. [192]
Globalists run amok: California Governor Jerry "Moonbeam" Brown announced a "Global Climate Action summit on Thursday in a video message to the Global Citizen Festival in Hamburg, Germany." [193] Brown falsely declared that President Trump "doesn't speak for the rest of America."
America, the dreams of her forefathers, and why America is worth fighting for against those who deliberately foment chaos. [194]
Massive crowd of 15,000 turns out to support Trump's historic speech in Warsaw Wednesday, where he spoke against those attempting to subvert Western Civilization. [195]
Is the Deep state deliberately instigating chaos as an excuse to use all that ammunition they bought during the Obama years? [196]
Pro-life Poland lines its streets after midnight to give President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump a hero's welcome! [197] What's wrong with Western Europe?
Donald Trump vs. CNN meme and animated GIF Armageddon is nigh.[198] There are already over 8,300 search results at the animated GIF search engine Giphy for the term CNN-Trump. See also: R/CNNmemes
Media Equality Project demands CNN terminate Andrew Kaczynski's employment. Activists are planning a protest outside CNN's Atlanta headquarters on July 22, 2017.[199]
A detailed glossary on modern doublespeak by the liberal left. George Orwell might be appalled. [200]
Bill Clinton's childhood friend: Hillary Clinton is already running for 2020.[201] Is Hillary in a delusional bubble? Could she win the Democratic nomination in 2020?
As the liberal coalition fractures along its fault lines, conservatives may forgive themselves a little Schadenfreude. [202]
"Trump offers help for critically ill British child," more so than churches are. [203] Meanwhile, liberals fail to help and even interfere with life-saving measures.
President Donald Trump says he is "extremely pleased" that CNN's fake news nature is being exposed.[204]
Trump issues a smackdown on fake news with video of a man whose head is obscured by a CNN logo being pushed down near a WWE-style wrestling ring. [205] [206]
Remember "no taxation without representation"? In Israel we now hear, "No taxation without annexation!" The cry goes up in Judea and Samaria – the so-called West Bank. And it finds a level of support comparable to that of American Patriots during the American Revolution. [207]
RINO McConnell is humiliated by his own failure to get 50 votes for a Senate health bill, but in liberal style he is sarcastic about Trump instead: "It's not easy making America great again, is it." [208] Not easy for self-centered RINOs like McConnell, that's right.
A reminder: tolerance has its limits. And a "religion" like Islam, that exhorts its adherents to kill non-adherents, exceeds those limits. [209]
No transgender in the military this year says James Mattis. [210]
China bans homosexuality related videos on the Chinese portion of the internet.[211]
The prominent American sociologist Peter L. Berger recently passed away at the age of 88. [212]
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Land of Obama and decades of liberal control: Illinois has "the lowest credit rating of any state, just a whisker above junk status; a growing pile of unpaid bills that now stands at more than $14.5 billion; and a yearly population decline that is the highest of any state." [214]
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Do You Believe in Supporting Local Australian Owned Businesses?
Then Don't Just Shop Local, Book Local Too
As a small accommodation business in Australia one of the biggest challenges we face is the number of people booking through third party online platforms, instead of booking directly with us.
A lot of people pride themselves on buying Australian produce and Australian made products, and supporting Aussie farmers and Australian businesses, but when you book through an online platform, you are in fact, supporting multi billion dollar global companies and sending money out of Australia.
At Montville Mountain Inn Resort in the month of May alone, just over 80% of all our bookings were through such online platforms.
Now you might think so what? Well maybe the information below might answer your question.
- Booking.com is probably the biggest of the online booking platforms and was started in 1997 and is now owned by the huge American company The Priceline Group. They take bookings from over 1,200,000 hotels in over 96,000 destinations.
- Expedia, Inc. is also an American travel company. They own and operate over 200 booking websites, including Expedia.com, Hotels.com, Hotwire.com, trivago, Venere.com, Travelocity, Orbitz, and HomeAway.
For every night booked through these online platforms they take between 12-20% commission. So when you book with any of these companies you are in reality giving up to 20% of the room price direct to huge global companies, instead of local Aussie business owners.
So, if you're annoyed at how the price of hotel rooms are increasing – this is the main reason why. Aussie accommodation businesses are having to compensate for the massive chunks of income these big, international companies are taking.
Just how much are they taking from accommodation business owners? The CEO of Booking.com received over $17million US dollars, in total compensation in 2016, and the founder of Expedia is reportedly worth over $400 million US. In 2016 the Priceline Group (which includes booking.com and Agoda) spent $3.5 billion on marketing and Expedia spent $4.3 billion on advertising in the same year.
So next time you go to make a booking at a family owned and run business like Montville Mountain Inn – then we ask you please to make the booking either on our own website or on the phone and book local.
Other reasons to book direct
- It's important to realise the offers these companies make like free cancellation, no booking fees, book now pay later etc. is exactly what our business offers as well.
- We have more power to change your booking details if you book directly with us, as we aren't able to make changes to a booking made through a third-party website. Therefore, our customers get more options when booking direct with us.
- We aren't able to advertise cheaper prices on our own website, as part of the legal agreement third-party booking sites impose on us.
- These third-party booking sites partner with travel companies around the world, who then have access to your personal details, without your knowledge. There have also been cases in the past of online hackers stealing this private information. When you book with us, your details stay with us.
In reality these online platforms are here to stay and we can't afford not to be listed on them, but if you want to keep money in Australia and support local businesses then please next time book direct with us either on our website at www.montvilleinn.com.au or by phoning us on 5442 9499.


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In addition, there will also be occasional multi-sport training days with the emphasis on enjoyment and exercise as much as on coaching.
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Jan. 9, 2017
Winter 2017 Newsletter
As the first year since the U.S. presidential election begins, we look forward to hosting a series of events in winter quarter to help us think through the prospective changes on the horizon for U.S.-China relations.
On Feb. 7, the Task Force on U.S. Policy Toward China, led by 21st Century China Center Chair Susan Shirk and Orville Schell from the Asia Society, will release a report after an intense, year-long discussion and review of U.S. policy toward China since 1979. The task force comprises academic experts and veteran policymakers from both Republican and Democratic administrations. Its findings and recommendations aim to advise the new administration and the public on what elements of U.S. strategy toward China should be retained and what should be adjusted. Then on March 7, we welcome former Ambassador Charlene Barshefsky to deliver the
Fifth Annual Robert F. Ellsworth Memorial Lecture
on the challenges facing U.S.-China trade and investment. Later in the year, the center will collaborate with Fudan University's Center for American Studies to hold the second U.S.-China University Think Tank Dialogue on Bilateral Relations.
Another initiative of the center is to establish a China Data Lab (CDL) that will integrate various data our faculty have collected and used in their research. The CDL will facilitate data-based research collaboration, meet the instructional and training needs in China-related data analytics and promote international exchange through a consortium of university-based data analytic centers in China and the U.S. Once established with secure funding, the CDL will support the pioneering social science research on China by our center scholars and their collaborators from China and elsewhere. On research, we continue to co-sponsor the research workshop series by the Fudan-UC Center, which spotlights current research by faculty, Ph.D. students and visiting researchers.
In fall quarter, we hosted a number of distinguished speakers, including the dean of Peking University's School of Government and political reform expert Yu Keping, who delivered our
second Sokwanlok Distinguished Lecture
on China's governance challenges. The annual China Town Hall held in cooperation with the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations, featured an engaging presentation by UC San Diego alumna
Melanie Hart
, of the Center for American Progress, at the Bishop's School in La Jolla. We also screened the documentary "Mr. Deng Goes to Washington," held a lively conversation
on China's energy and environmental challenges
and celebrated
more than 30 years of UC San Diego's partnerships with China
. For more goings-on, read China Focus's
2016 year-in-review
of the top headlines about China and how they were covered at UC San Diego.
To stay up to date on our upcoming events, visit our
and follow us on
and WeChat as "复'UUC" (ID: Fudan-UC-21CC), and be sure to tune in to our podcast,
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Warmest regards,
Susan Shirk
Chair, 21st Century China Center
Lei Guang
Director, 21st Century China Center
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Congratulations to Marion and Kwan So!
Among the center's most steadfast supporters from the start, Marion and Kwan So deservedly received UC San Diego's Chancellor's Medal in 2016. As told through the eyes of those they've impacted deeply, we honor the ways in which they inspired our mission to promote research on and improve our understanding of U.S.-China relations.
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Susan Shirk featured in The Atlantic's cover story
Susan Shirk connected with The Atlantic's James Fallows regarding the bipartisan Task Force on U.S. Policy Toward China, which she co-leads with Asia Society's Orville Schell, and its report that re-assesses and offers recommendations to President-elect Donald Trump's administration on U.S. policy toward China.
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Highlighted China Scholar
Paul Pickowicz
Paul Pickowicz is one of the country's leading historians of modern China with 15 books to his credit. A true interdisciplinary scholar, his work has investigated the impact of the cultural revolution on Chinese peasants, the history of Chinese cinema, Cold War propaganda strategies, rural protest and Chinese soft-power initiatives. Join us on Jan. 18 at
UC San Diego's Faculty Club
to celebrate his retirement.
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Upcoming Events
"The Impact of Tsai and Trump on Cross-Strait Relations"
Jan. 10, 2017 |
Jacques deLisle, the Stephen A. Cozen Professor of Law at the University of Pennsylvania, will address current cross-strait relations and the longstanding One China policy now being called into question.
"Very Close Encounters: Modern China at the Grassroots"
Jan. 18, 2017 |
Celebrate the retirement of UC San Diego's Distinguished Professor of History and Chinese Studies
Paul Pickowicz
. He will recount lessons from decades of on-the-ground research on Chinese society, with gripping film interviews he conducted in rural China in the 1980s
"Great LOL of China"
Feb. 6, 2017 | Save the date
Kick back, relax and enjoy a good laugh about studying Chinese and China. China Focus will host an evening of cross-cultural comedy with Jesse Appell, Beijing-based comedian and founder of the U.S.-China Comedy Center.
"The Origins and Dynamics of Crony Capitalism in China"
Feb. 9, 2017 |
Minxin Pei, the Tom and Margot Pritzker '72 Professor of Government at Claremont McKenna College, will reveal compelling insights from more than 200 corruption cases involving multiple officials and businessmen from his new book, "
China's Crony Capitalism
"U.S. Policy Toward China"
Feb. 13, 2017 |
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Presented by Susan Shirk and Asia Society's Orville Schell and based on a new report from their bipartisan task force, discover findings and recommendations for the next administration on U.S.-China relations.
"China's Growing Protectionism and the U.S. Response"
March 7, 2017 |
In the Fifth Annual Robert F. Ellsworth Memorial Lecture,
Ambassador Charlene Barshefsky will tackle China's policies that put foreign companies at a competitive disadvantage, plus suggest how the U.S. and international business community should respond
"Raise the Umbrella"
March 15, 2017 |
Save the date
Hong Kong filmmaker Evans Chan will screen and discuss his documentary about the pro-democracy demonstrations in 2014 and the political aftershock since.
Select Guest Speaker Profile
Charlene Barshefsky
Ambassador Charlene Barshefsky
presided over the negotiation of China's re-entry into the World Trade Organization in 2001. She served as the U.S. Trade Representative, the country's top trade negotiator, from 1997 to 2001 under President Bill Clinton. Since returning to private practice, she has been advising multinationals and private equity firms on their global market access, investment and acquisition strategies at WilmerHale.
A visiting fellow at the center from January to June, WANG is
co-founder and managing editor of Caixin, a business and finance media group in China. Under his leadership, the Caixin editorial team won
Stanford University's
Shorenstein Journalism Award in 2011. W
ANG also
was named a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum in 2012. Before Caixin, he served as managing editor of Caijing, a business and finance magazine in China. He holds a master's degree in philosophy from Peking University and a master's degree in international public policy from Johns Hopkins University.
Quick Links
China Focus
China Focus is an online magazine dedicated to providing depth and context for understanding China and U.S.-China relations. It is run by GPS students with the support of the center.
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China Research Workshops
This interdisciplinary workshop series features new academic research by UC San Diego scholars and visiting researchers. It is sponsored by the Fudan-UC Center on Contemporary China. Lunch is provided to registered attendees.
View workshops >>
Young Scholars Conference & Workshop Funding Proposals
The 2017 Young Scholars Conference (May 19-20) is now
receiving paper submissions
and the Fudan-UC Center on Contemporary has
funding available for UC campuses
to host workshops and lectures.
Starting with their angel investment in 2012, our founders have remained supporting pillars of the center. Beginning in 2016, a new group of members, called the 21st Century China Center Leadership Circle, joins the founders in generously supporting the center activities. The center also welcomes gifts from alumni, community members and corporate partners.
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I for one am sick and tired of the double standards in this town wanting to ban circus animals from performing citing, "cruelty to animals" but letting the rodeo go on. Do you know how they tame a wild horse? They beat it into submission. Do you know how they keep the broncos and bulls angry? By squeezing their genitals before they are released from the chute. A police officer leaves his K-9 in a hot car because he, "forgot" about him. The poor dog died yet the officer wasn't charged with anything. Another police officer worked his dog to death in the heat and once again, he wasn't charged with anything.
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If you ban one you have to ban both.
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The college invited Yvette Flunder, a bishop at the City of Refuge United Church of Christ in Oakland, Calif., to speak at its Garnett-Nabrit lecture series next week, which focuses on Christian leadership. The theme is "Ministry in Motion: Living Faith, Doing Justice."
~ ~ ~ Excuse me??? People who believe the Bible is the very Word of God --- are making an "idol" of the Bible???
"It's sad that people use religion and idolatry of the Bible to demoralize same-gender-loving people," American Baptist College President Forrest Harris told The Tennessean on Wednesday.
The publication then asked that he clarify his use of the phrase "idolatry of the Bible."
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~ ~ ~ Well the Bible was written by the prophets and apostles God chose. That's the way he set it up. So ...they're ready to chuck this "first century world view"???
Randy G. Vaughn of Mt. Sinai Baptist Church told local television station KMBT that he and other Baptist pastors from across the country will be present to protest Flunder's appearance next week.
Vaughn said. "When will the downward spiral end We don't feel you have the right to live any way you want and be respected in the congregation of our faith," he continued. "There is nothing holy about lesbianism, as there is nothing holy about heterosexual adultery."
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"Trying to establish a relationship with a God that barely tolerates you but cannot truly accept and certainly will never celebrate you can do incredible damage to ones self-esteem," she wrote.
~ ~ So ...it's about self esteem? The Word of God has a lot to say about self esteem. It's the old nature that we're supposed to be crucifying, not coddling.
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Movies to keep an eye out for in 2018
January 17, 2018
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2017 was a great year for movies, and 2018 is looking to be even better. With stellar releases planned such as Incredibles 2 and Black Panther, we can hardly wait for these flicks. Keep your eyes peeled for these sure-to-be-great movies. (If you want to see the trailers, just click on the title!)
Note: These plots, trailers, and dates are as of January 2018. New movies not featured on this list may start production, and/or dates may be moved forward or back.
Forever my Girl (Jan. 19)
Country music superstar Liam left his bride Josie at the altar to pursue fame and fortune. However, even though he left her, Liam never forgot his roots and never truly got over Josie. Now, he has to grapple with the consequences of his former choices.
12 Strong (Jan. 19)
Captain Mitch Nelson (Chris Hemsworth) leads the US Special Forces on a dangerous mission on September 11. The soldiers create a partnership with the Northern Alliance to help take down the Taliban and its Al-Qaeda allies. They were outgunned and outnumbered, but Nelson and his forces fight through the overwhelming odds against a brutal enemy.
Maze Runner: The Death Cure (Jan. 26)
In the third and final installment of the Maze Runner trilogy, Thomas and his fellow escaped Gladers must break into a WCKD-controlled labyrinth to save their friends. However, WCKD is on their trail because they believe that the Gladers hold the cure for "The Flare." Whoever makes it out of the labyrinth alive will receive the answers to the questions they have been asking.
Also be sure to watch The Commuter (Jan. 12) and Paddington 2 (Jan. 12).
Peter Rabbit (Feb. 9)
Peter Rabbit and his friends are living the perfect life. That is, until a new neighbor named Mr. McGregor moves next door. Mr. McGregor hates Peter and his friends, and immediately puts restrictions on what they can do. However, he has a crush on the animal lover next door. Peter doesn't like that, and the two start an all out feud over her.
Black Panther (Feb. 16)
After the events of Captain America's Civil War, King T'Challa returns home to his African nation of Wakanda to serve as his country's new leader. However, two enemies are threatening to destroy Wakanda, so Black Panther, a CIA agent, and Wakandan special forces team up to prevent a new world war..
Every Day (Feb. 23)
It seems like a classic love story, but it's not. Rhiannon falls in love with a mysterious spirit who goes by A. A wakes up in the body of a different person each day. Every day, Rhiannon and A try to find each other, not knowing what each day will bring. Soon, the difficulty of loving someone who is a different person each day begins one of the hardest decisions Rhiannon and A will ever have to make.
Also be sure to watch The 15:17 to Paris (Feb. 9)
Red Sparrow (Mar. 2)
Dominika Egorova was an amazing ballerina, but when she suffered a bad injury that ruined her career she was sent off to Sparrow School. Sparrow School is a secret intelligence service that trains extraordinary young people to use their minds and bodies as weapons. After completing the harsh training process Dominika becomes the most dangerous Sparrow.
A Wrinkle in Time (Mar. 9)
The book that was required reading in middle school will have a required movie soon to come with it. Meg Murray's father disappeared five years ago when he discovered a new planet and used an untested device to travel there. Now, instructed by three "star travelers," Meg, her brother Charles Wallace, and her classmate Calvin embark on an adventure to rescue her father.
Ready Player One (Mar. 30)
In 2045, the only thing stopping the world from falling into chaos is a virtual reality universe called the OASIS. When the creator, James Halliday dies, he leaves a hidden Easter Egg, and whoever finds it will gain Halliday's gigantic fortune, as well as control of the OASIS. Wade Watts, a teenager from Ohio, joins the search to try and discover the the Easter Egg, along with his friends. However, the competition is big, with the corporate giant Innovative Online Industries also joining the chase to try and take over the OASIS for themselves.
Rampage (Apr. 20)
Dwayne Johnson stars in the new movie that is a modern, scientific take on King Kong. Primatologist Davis Okoye has cared for George, an extremely intelligent gorilla, since birth. But when a genetic experiment goes awry, and George, a wolf, and a reptile grow to monstrous sizes, the government tries to takes over. Soon, the giant beasts start to destroy Chicago, and Okoye teams up with a genetic engineer and the army to secure the antidote and prevent an international meltdown.
Overboard (Apr. 20)
In this romantic comedy, a rich and spoiled player from a Mexican family falls overboard his yacht and gets amnesia. After waking up in the hospital, he finds that one person has come to claim him—his former cleaning lady, Kate, who he treated poorly in the past. Kate convinces him that she is his wife, and the hilarities ensue.
Avengers: Infinity War (May 4)
The entire Avengers team joins back up for a new battle with a new villain. The evil Thanos strives to collect all six of the Infinity stones. With the artifacts, Thanos plans to force his awful will on all of reality, which leaves the fate of Earth and all of existence in uncertainty.
Deadpool 2 (May 18)
Wade Wilson, Deadpool, is back, and after nearly dying during a bovine accident, Wade takes up occupation as cafeteria chef. However, Wade's true dream is to become Mayberry's hottest bartender. Wade battles ninjas, the yakuza, and sexually aggressive canines, all while traveling the world to find the true meaning of family, friendship, and flavor. (Yeah, just joking! That's just 21st Century's sarcastic synopsis that they released, true to Deadpool himself. We actually have no idea what the movie is about. No, we aren't kidding, look it up.)
Solo: A Star Wars Story (May 25)
A Star Wars story that is all about the early life adventures of Han Solo, Chewbacca, and Lando Calrissian. We're not sure what will happen without the iconic Harrison Ford, but we hope that Alden Ehrenreich will make his mark.
Ocean's Eight (June 8)
Debbie Ocean, a criminal fresh out of jail, and seven other female thieves, try to pull off the heist of the century at the annual Met Gala in New York. A necklace worth more than $150 million is calling out their names.
Incredibles 2 (June 15)
The moment everyone has been waiting for is finally here: the sequel to the hit Pixar movie, The Incredibles. Incredibles 2 flips the scales with Elastigirl, better known as Mrs. Incredible, going out to try and save the day, while Bob Parr stays home to face one of his greatest challenges—taking care of his three kids, untrained in their super powers.
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (June 22)
Four years after the catastrophe of Jurassic World, Owen and Claire head back to the island. Their mission is to save the remaining dinosaurs from a volcano that is about to explode. However, they didn't account for the new breeds of gigantic dinos that have appeared, all while finding a plot that could jeopardize the entire planet.
Ant Man and the Wasp (July 6)
After Cap's Civil War, Scott Lawson, Ant Man, returns home to try and balance life as a father and also as his alter ego. However, he is soon presented with a new mission that requires him to team up with Hope van Dyne, now the Wasp. Fighting alongside each other, they hope to find answers from their past.
Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation (July 13)
Hotel Transylvania is back, but this time, the monsters end up taking a nice cruise so that Drac can take a break from providing everyone else's vacation at the hotel. The gang partakes in shipboard fun from monster volleyball to exotic excursions. However, when Drac falls for the captain of the ship, Ericka, everything turns into a nightmare. Ericka hides a dangerous secret that could destroy all of monsterkind.
Also be sure to watch Mission Impossible 6 (July 27)
August and September are, as usual, dead months for the box office.
Venom (Oct. 5)
With very little to go off of, we do know that this is one of the first movies that focuses on a Marvel villain instead of a superhero. (Or, depending on the way the writers spin it, Venom could be an anti-hero.) We know that Eddie Brock, a journalist, comes into contact with the Venom symbiote, transforming him into his evil alter ego Venom. Other than that, we can't know anything more until later in the year.
The Nutcracker and the Four Realms (Nov. 2)
Clara's true wish this Christmas is for a key. But not just any key—this key would open up a box that holds a priceless gift from her deceased mother. At her godfather's holiday party though, she is given a golden thread. The thread leads her to the key, but then the key disappears into another parallel world. There, Clara meets a soldier named Phillip and the rulers of three realms. Clara and Phillip must brave the dangerous fourth realm and the tyrannical ruler to finally get the coveted key.
Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas (Nov. 9)
Illumination Entertainment tries their hand at the Christmas movie favorite. The evil Grinch hatches a scheme to ruin the village of Whoville's annual holiday celebration. We hope that this movie can be as great as Illumination's recreation of The Lorax, but we know that Jim Carrey will be hard to top.
Fantastic Beasts 2: The Crimes of Grindelwald (Nov. 16)
Following the events of the first movie, Grindelwald (Johnny Depp) escapes from custody and sets about gathering followers. However, Grindelwald's true motives are to create an order of pure-blood wizard that would rule over all non-magical beings. Albus Dumbledore recruits his former student, Newt Scamander, to help thwart Grindelwald's plan. However, both are unaware of the dangers that lie ahead. As the wizarding world grows more and more divided, lines are drawn as loyalties and love are tested.
Ralph Breaks the Internet (Nov. 21)
Ralph and Vanellope are on an adventure inside the internet to find a part to fix Sugar Rush. However, the culture of the internet world is much different than the arcade world that Ralph is used to. Along the way, Ralph and Vanellope will meet Disney princesses and Star Wars characters.
Aquaman (Dec. 21)
After the events of Justice League, Aquaman, the reluctant leader of Atlantis, has to balance two forces: the surface dwellers who keep on polluting the globe, and his own people, who want to invade the surface. However, while balancing the two, he must also deal with enemies from within his kingdom.
Mary Poppins Returns (Dec. 25)
During the depression era in London, a now-grown Jane and Michael Banks, along with Michael's three children, are visited by Mary Poppins. Through Mary's unique skills and the help of Jack, the street lamplighter, she shows the Bank family the joy and wonder that was missing from their lives. We aren't sure how this new movie will fare without the wonderfulness of the original actors, but we're still excited to see it.
So there you have it! Some of what looks to be 2018's greatest movies so far. We can't wait to see them. Whether you watch them at the theaters, or if you wait till they come out on Redbox or your Public Library, be sure to catch at least a couple of these films.
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New Year's Wishes From the Little Log Cabin in Southwest Virginia
Another year gone...
In May, I discovered my little cabin in the hills and it has become my sanctuary. The place where I go to find quiet and peace.
I have seen summer, fall and now the beginning of winter there and so far, every season is full of beauty.
The writing hasn't gone so well this year, full of fumbling and false starts. It's as if a part of me is in deep freeze, inaccessible when I call on it to spark the passion necessary to good writing.
Oh well. I think it's hard to write well when the pressure is also there to make it pay the bills. Silly me, picking two professions that don't pay nearly as well as say...computer wizardry. Wish I could say I would do differently in my next life, but I'm fairly certain I would still lead with my heart.
My Sister Flea gave me the good word when I went down to visit Mom last week. She breezed into our designated shopping spree location saying, "Good news! This is your year to achieve!!" I said, "Does that mean make money?" Flea smiled serenely. "It just said achieve- so I suppose that means whatever you set your mind to will happen."
I took it as a good sign.
Maybe if I spent a little more time up at the cabin...
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Highly-rated striker Bertrand Traore has admitted he wants to be at Chelsea.
The Burkina Faso international is set to feature for the Blues next season after being granted a work permit, and is currently on tour in America with the Premier League champions.
And is now set to replace Serie A-bound Mohamed Salah in Chelsea's senior squad.
Speaking to the club's official website, Traore revealed he is raring to go in his new surroundings, explaining: "I'm very happy to be here. I get to work with some of the best players in the world and one of the best managers.
"I am trying to do my best in every training session right now. It's something nice to have the support of the manager but I have to prove that I deserve to be here. I have to work hard, do my best and take my chance."


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I took these photos on the way back to College Station, in a tiny town named, Calvert. It has a row of shops that always look so vintage and adorable (my style for sure), so I decided to stop and take my photos for this fourteenth day of my 30x30 challenge. Almost halfway there, I'm ready to have my closet back..I miss it you guys. I took the pictures behind the shops, out of the way of the watchful eyes of passersby on the highway. Although, there was a car that passed by twice..either they were lost or just trying to figure out what I was doing, I'm gonna go with the latter, I don't think many exciting things happen in Calvert.
Muggles has a problem with taking pictures. She's scared of my DSLR, so I figured she'd be able to handle my iPhone..it only works if she doesn't know she's having her photo taken, otherwise, forget about it, won't happen. But, what can I say, she is a beagle, and she really wanted to explore once I got her out of the car. I think she'll enjoy our roadside adventures if I do this more often, there's a mural wall I spotted on my way out, gotta hit it up sometime.
Anyway, I love this blouse, it's so comfortable, but it has a more put together look than a tee. I'm definitely going to get some more if I find a good sale at Old Navy again. Oh, and that belt is really cool, even if it is a little too big, I'm glad I finally got to wear it and show it off with a tucked in shirt. Hope y'all are enjoying the last bit of weekend we've got. I'm glad to be back with Curt (even if I haven't seen him yet..he's studying on campus), even though it's only been two days, I missed him! Good thing we'll be living together soon, I'm tired of being apart.
How was y'all's weekend? Did ya do anything fun?!
Blouse: Old Navy
Skinnies: Gap
Belt: Gap
T-Strap Flats: Forever 21
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Title: Crash
Series: Crash series #1
Author: Nicole Willams
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
Date Published: December 18, 2012
Pages: 384 (paperback)
Genre: NA fiction, romance
Age Range: 17+
A steamy summer encounter with bad boy Jude means trouble for Lucy. Her sights are set on becoming a ballerina, and she won't let anything get in her way . . . except Jude.
He's got a rap sheet, dangerous mood swings, and a name that's been sighed, shouted, and cursed by who knows how many girls.
Jude's a cancer, the kind of guy who's fated to ruin the lives of girls like Lucy—and he tells her so.But as rumors run rampant and reputations are destroyed, Lucy's not listening to Jude's warning. Is tragedy waiting in the wings?
The connection between the 2 main characters, Lucy and Jude, is heated enough to make you wonder when their relationship explode next.
Jude's past is sad and rough, but he's strong and managed to get through it, though not without developing an attitude and an uncontrollable temper. Though he does have a sweet, passionate side that he keeps buried, at least until he meets Lucy.
Lucy's past isn't filled with so much physical pain as emotional. 5 years ago, tragedy struck her family, changing their lives forever. Healing is difficult, though it gets easier once she meets Jude Ryder, a known bad boy with a rap sheet--at least it seems to get better, for a while.
When these 2 characters collide it rattles the cage that is their lives. Even more so when they find out one detail about each other that will connect them for life.
The writing is good, not great, but good. The plot is pretty well thought through, and the characters are interesting and mysterious in their own ways, there are also sexual references. And tho their romance is sweet and rough, it wasn't really for me.


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July 29, 2016: Zika: What Was Feared May Be Here in Florida
This important update from Debra Goldschmidt. "Health officials in Florida are now investigating four possible non-travel-related cases of Zika virus, the state Department of Health said Wednesday.
"Two of the four cases are in Miami-Dade County while the other two are in Broward County. None of the four individuals has traveled to Zika-affected areas. Sexual transmission has not been ruled out.
"'We are looking into other modes of transmission. We're conducting this investigation as we would other mosquito-borne viruses, such as dengue (fever),' Mara Gambineri, communications director for the Florida Department of Health, wrote in an email to CNN.
"Officials are going door-to-door asking residents to provide urine samples and other information in an effort to determine how many people may be infected with the virus. It is possible that someone could unknowingly be infected since 80% of those infected have no symptoms.
"If any of these four cases is determined to be an infection transmitted by local mosquitoes, it would signify the first local mosquito transmission of Zika in the continental United States."
"Federal health officials have said local transmission should be expected, although they don't anticipate that it will be widespread.
"'Evidence is mounting to suggest local transmission via mosquitos is going on in South Florida,' Tom Skinner, senior press officer at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, wrote in an email. 'These cases fit similar transmission patterns (of) mosquito borne diseases like chikungunya that we've seen in South Florida in years past.'
"As of July 20, the CDC reported 1,404 cases of the virus in the continental United States and Hawaii. None of those cases is a result of local mosquito transmission. Fifteen of those individuals were infected by sexual transmission, and there is one case of a laboratory-acquired infection."
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Chateau de Courtomer was built as the family seat for Count Antoine de Saint-Simon, Marquis de Courtomer and was completed on the eve of the French Revolution. Today's chateau stands on the vestiges of a medieval building dating back to the 11th century and unusually the chateau and the estate, (350 acres) which includes a farm, remained in the same family for generations until it was recently bought and lovingly restored by Elisabeth Bonner, an American from New York.
Since 2005 the entire residence has been extensively renovated marrying the charm and style of France's elegant past with the conveniences and comforts of today. The chateau is centrally heated and all rooms have en suite bathrooms. The result, a property with the atmosphere of a welcoming family home which is large enough to host family celebrations, and intimate enough to make everyone feel relaxed and happy. The Chateau is listed on the National Register of Historic Monuments.
Courtomer is conveniently situated, just a couple of hours west of Paris by car or train and within easy reach of the Normandy coast offering guests an ideal base from which to explore Normandy's rich heritage. Local activities and nearby towns provide cultural and recreational fun. Farther afield, you are only two hours from the D-day Beaches, Mont Saint-Michel, Giverny and the Chateaux of the Loire.
Alternatively, you and your guests may just want to relax locally, explore the Chateau's private parklands, sip wine in the Cour D'honneur, or explore the surrounding countryside by bicycle or on foot. The property offers something for everyone who wants to experience the French 'savoir vivre' and the best of Normandy country life. Courtomer village is just a few minutes away and offers a full range of local services, including a boulangerie which still bakes bread in a traditional wood oven, a local cafe where you can enjoy a coffee or a simple lunch, and a local cider producer. There are regular open-air markets in the village offering you a chance to meet local producers selling fresh, seasonal vegetables and a wide variety of cheeses.
During the 'Ancien Regime' (pre-revolution) the Chateau and its estate was completely self-sufficient and a wander around the private grounds reveals traces of this rich past. Throughout the grounds guests will find buildings that bear witness to chateau life - the glacière which was used for making and keeping ice, the spring house where the chateau laundry was washed, the Orangerie which was built to grow exotic fruit, and an exceptional 17th-century Protestant chapel.
The Chateau can be enjoyed as a self-catered venue or we can organise full-service support for guests who are looking for an increased level of attention during their stay. Additional services, which need to be pre-booked, can include on-site concierge, housekeeping, catering or private chef, and special event management for celebrations such as weddings and family gatherings. We also offer tailor made packages for conferences and meetings. No customer requirement is too big or too small so don't hesitate to contact us to discuss your needs.


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Thursday, March 6, 2014
Last Egg
But although the retirement community to which we're moving is as green and granola as they come, they don't allow chickens. Not wanting to postpone the inevitable, last night, in the dark, I plucked my hens one by one gently from the roost, and covering their heads with my hand to keep them calm, deposited them in the big dog crate, over which I then draped a dark cloth.
Today, in the clear, sub-zero dawn, we loaded the crate into the truck. It was surprisingly light--old ladies don't weigh much--and my husband drove them to their final destination.
Except it wasn't exactly final, because nothing ever is. Right now the hens are lying in state inside our freezer. In a few days I will take them out and put them in the big stock pot with onions, celery and carrots, and let it all simmer for a day and a night. Off the bones, the stringy meat will gladden the hearts of Wolfie and Bisou, and the rich broth will nourish my husband and me. Thus, our six hens will literally become a part of us, until we in turn become nourishment for other forms of life. Nothing is ever lost in this remarkably thrifty universe.
After my husband left with the crate, I went into the silent chicken coop. I unplugged the heated water dish. I looked at the frozen pile of droppings under the roosts and decided to wait until the spring thaw before hauling them to the compost pile. Then I glanced into the nest and there was an egg, big and beige and frozen solid, one last gift from my last hens.
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ah, so poignant. and the final egg. oh, lali. this is beautiful.ReplyDelete
- Sandy SwopesMarch 6, 2014 at 2:35 PM
If I thought I could say it better than Laurie did, I would try. Thank you.ReplyDelete
Thanks, Laurie and Sandy. Letting go of the flock was harder than I thought it would be.ReplyDelete
Ditto what Laurie and Sandy said. I don't have words to describe how sad this makes me feel or how beautifully and eloquently you write about it.ReplyDelete
Not sad! Not sad! Remember how near we'll still be. And you've always liked Lake Champlain...ReplyDelete
This makes me very,very sad. But at least the sun is shining, it will be 60 today and the daffodils are threatening to bloom!ReplyDelete
Sixty! Summer already?ReplyDelete
Spring has come to cheer you up...ReplyDelete
Sniff! Beautiful!ReplyDelete
I think I read this, or at least part of it, back when you first posted it, but couldn't comment because I was not on my computer. Like I said in a different comment, when I first met you online you were a goatherd and I was sad when you got rid of the goats. Now the chickens -- and you worked hard to make them a nice home. This is sad and this is beautiful.ReplyDelete
Dona, at least I still have my dogs...ReplyDelete


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TV fans who enjoy connecting in real-time with other viewers from around the world as they collectively watch everything from the Oscars and Olympics, to their favorite soap opera or sports team, can now take their viewing experience to another level thanks to the unique new app Crowd Maestro.
Available at no cost, Crowd Maestro lets users join or host public or private online chat groups (a.k.a. "viewing parties") about their favorite live TV broadcasts, including shows, movies, sports events, and anything else. It's an ideal way to ensure that they never miss a moment of the real-time crowd-viewing fun and excitement.
In addition, users who record shows on their PVR, or subscribe to streaming services like Netflix and Hulu, don't have to worry about coming across spoilers – which is a major problem with social media. That's because Crowd Maestro lets users stop or pause any chat group, and then join in the conversation when they're caught up.
It's also possible to play back chat groups at anytime on-demand. For example, a user may be in a different time zone while a special event or TV show is being broadcast. They can still watch it at their leisure, and use Crowd Maestro to read and leave messages as if it was all happening in real-time.
"Social media is full of spoilers, which ruins the experience for viewers who aren't watching live, or who are in another time zone," commented a spokesperson from Crowd Maestro Inc. "But with Crowd Maestro, users don't have to worry about spoilers. Instead, they can connect with passionate viewers from around the world and have the fun, positive experience they want and deserve!"
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If you are in your 20's, I bet the first thing you get in the morning is not coffee. Let me guess. It's your phone. You get your phone and you see that there are no texts or calls, what do you do next? Open Facebook.
Facebook is a part of our daily routine. May it be for work purposes or simply to stalk your crushes. But besides the things I mentioned, Facebook added another great purpose on our list, SHOPPING!
Yes, you read that right. Facebook can be used to find anything you want to purchase. Many small businesses or start-up companies set up Facebook pages or shops to gain more customers.
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People share things online all the time. It's the word of mouth via the internet. When they share the product or the page, it becomes an instant and free promotion for the business and more people will be talking about it.
Since it is trending, of course you will check it out. Things that are "on-trend" tend to gain more attention and sales. Some people buy things simply because it's the current trend.
But be careful when buying online. Money transactions are not done via Facebook. Sellers usually ask the shoppers to send the money to their bank accounts or via remittance centers.
You should only send money that you can afford to lose. Make sure that the shop is verified. Check for reviews and feedback to know if they actually send the product after a shopper pays.
Shopping in Facebook is very convenient. You see pictures and you'll be able to compare it more. You'll be able to compare the prices, design and everything else.
But in this case, seeing won't guarantee anything. As they say "Shop At Your Own Risk".
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A meeting of governors of the Inter-American Development Bank took place on the 24th of March 2018. The special meeting was convened in Argentina at the city of Mendoza. At the meeting, the Minister of Planning and Management, Dyogo Oliveira, strongly supported the significant rise of private investment activities in Brazil.
The national Industry confederation was founded on August 12th, 1983. It has its headquarters in Brasilia and a representative office in Sao Paulo.
Felipe Montoro Jens insisted on the need to create viable financial mechanisms that would financially leverage the private investment businesses in Latin America. Dyogo encouraged the International Development Bank to commit itself to studies that would solve project risk management operations. Visit on his twitter account for more updates
According to Felipe Montoro Jens' report, the proposal made by Dyogo was supported by the Argentine finance minister, Luis Caputo. The minister further said that Oliveira's idea would be highly advantageous to private investors in Latin America by leveraging their businesses. Luis Caputo is also the Chairman of the Board of Governors.
The incumbent Secretary of State for Economy and Business Support in Spain, Garrido, comprehensively explained the versatility of the markets in the Latin America region. Garrido prioritized Brazil in the Spanish investment plan, and this is about a report by Felipe Montoro Jens.
Dyogo went ahead to emphasize on the urge to look for new and upcoming investment opportunities for the countries in the region. This would only be successful with the IDB's intervention. He added that the measures were needed to deal with the 4th industrial revolution.
Dyogo also maintained his stand on investing in sophisticated infrastructure to speed up the fourth industrial revolution. Felipe Montoro Jens also noted that several public-private partnerships in Brazil were emulating on the same. According to the Ministry of Planning and Management portal, the PPPs projects are valued at an astronomical $360 billion in 10 years.
Learn more: http://www.infomoney.com.br/negocios/noticias-corporativas/noticia/7406991/felipe-montoro-jens-reporta-discussoes-reuniao-especial-governadores-bid


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The partnership approach – A team from Createc is working with partners in Costain to create a contamination measurement technique with the potential to offer huge savings on nuclear decommissioning costs.
The customer – The nuclear decommissioning industry and specialist waste management contractors.
The customer's problem – The classification of concrete nuclear wastes is hard to predict and currently only impractical destructive methods are available to measure it accurately. Sub-optimal waste classification during a decommissioning project can increase waste management costs up to 30 fold.
During decommissioning, our customers need to be able to work out accurately and rapidly exactly where the waste classification boundary sits so that waste volume can be minimised.
Our view of the problem
This is all about seeing beneath the surface and seeing differently. The radiation coming out of the surface has the history of its journey through the concrete embedded in it in the form of 'scatter'. To most, this scatter is an unwanted contaminant in a measurement, but we realised it contained the very information we needed.
Our solution – We are using our sensor and image analysis expertise to work with Costain to create a non-invasive measurement technique that will profile the depth and degree of radioactive contamination up to a depth of 100mm.
The client can get real-time results to inform decommissioning decisions and the production of an accurate contamination profile allows optimal segregation of the wastes, minimising waste management costs.
The team – Dave Clark has led on this project with Matt Mellor and Alan Shippen from Createc and working with the nuclear team at Costain.
What happened next?
The initial stages of this partnership project have been completed and the D:EEP technique is now being applied and commercialised by the team at Costain. Createc's input to the innovation is continuing through the validation and deployment stages – there are still problems to understand and solve and still details of the technology to be refined.
"That's what we do. Createc is about the ideas and innovation, taking technology and applying it to a different problem. Once we have the principles in place and we know it works, we look for partners with connections in the market to work with us to turn our innovation into a commercial product." Matt Mellor


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