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Linear Transformer
A linear transformer is an annular parallel connection of switches and capacitors designed to deliver rapid high power pulses. The linear transformer was designed at the Institute of High Current Electronics (IHCE) in Tomsk, Russia. The GSP is capable of producing high current, up to 1 megaamp pulses with a risetime of less than 100 ns. This is an improvement over Marx generator based pulsed power devices which require pulse compression to achieve such fast risetimes. It is being considered as a driver for z-pinchbased inertial confinement fusion.


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Currently it costs $2 – $4 per page to download pages from the Register of Deeds of the Counties that post them. This company is challenging those rates.
An official with MacImage of Maine LLC said Wednesday that his firm filed a court complaint late Tuesday afternoon accusing 13 counties in the state of violating the state's Freedom of Access Law. The complaint, filed in Cumberland County Superior Court, names Androscoggin, Aroostook, Cumberland, Franklin, Kennebec, Knox, Lincoln, Penobscot, Sagadahoc, Somerset, Waldo, Washington and York counties as defendants. MacImage is not suing Piscataquis County because that county has agreed to provide the firm with electronic copies of all of the documents filed in its Registry of Deeds. According to Linda Smith, registrar of deeds in Piscataquis County, the county avoided being sued by agreeing to have its online database contractor, Affiliated Computer Services, charge MacImage a bulk rate of 2½ cents for each page.
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Honesty is often in short supply in politics; however there are times when politicians surprise us with their candour.
It is with this in mind that this column praises the courage of Newcastle's Labour Leader Nick Forbes. For on the front page of The Journal on April 17 he announced an ambition to wipe out the only party political opposition on the council - 'We'll make the city a Lib Dem-free zone, says leader' proclaimed the headline.
We should pause for a moment to consider just how much this reveals of Coun Forbes' political philosophy. After a century in which the record of corruption (in the past), incompetence and sheer malevolence of unfettered one party rule is clear for all to see; Coun Forbes was willing to proclaim this as his ideal.
The desire to have local or national assemblies exclusively comprised of members of one's own party can only be held by those who believe they could never have anything to learn from anyone else.
Coun Forbes is not completely alone in this view.
On Gateshead Council, Labour members regularly predict the disappearance of the Lib Dem opposition with glee.
By contrast liberals have consistently promoted proportional systems of representation precisely because we are committed to a politics that is truly representative, a politics in which we have to listen to those with whom we disagree.
And on those (albeit rare) occasions when Lib Dems have held every seat, our council leaders have bemoaned this as evidence of the weakness of our electoral system, not of its strength.
A second example illustrates the distinction between the liberal and the socialist mind-set. Elected Liberal Democrats (at all levels) have an absolute right to vote against their own party positions without formal sanction; Labour representatives have no such protection and may be expelled for similar independence.
In what other domains would such centralised control be tolerated? For when we think about good and bad companies, good and bad families, good and bad schools, good and bad sports teams; one of the marks of the good is precisely that these are places where people are free to express their opinion; where more than one voice is heard.
Indeed the history of great human advances is marked by contexts in which people have come together to exchange views, to challenge one another, to experiment, to invent, to create. From the scientific, literary and philosophical communities, such as our own Lit and Phil that accompanied the industrial revolution, to the Makers Spaces' sprouting up in Newcastle and elsewhere today; it is networks of open debate and experimentation that foster progress.
The institutions that liberals hold dear - trial by jury, freedom of association, freedom of the press and the rule of law; are designed both to create different sources of power and to encourage debate.
Within organisations, especially public organisations such as schools and hospitals, governors are required to act as critical friends, required to challenge, to ask questions, to offer alternatives.
Such checks and balances are important in part because we know that those in power don't always get things right. But another reason is this - that human capacity to develop requires us to learn to govern ourselves.
Whilst the socialist ideal is government, the liberal ideal is self-government. Many socialist values are shared by liberals - greater equality (nationally and internationally), common goods that require effective public institutions, intervention where markets fail or private power is used to abuse.
However the abiding difference, the reason why these radical traditions remain divided, is due to a dispute over power. For liberals the power of the state is itself always a danger and state intervention must be tempered by this. It was on this logic that the Liberal Democrats were right to oppose Labour's rush into the war in Iraq; to oppose both Labour's identity cards and the Tories' snoopers' charter.
So the liberal response to Coun Forbes' ambition to destroy his opposition is simply this. Liberalism, here in the North East as elsewhere, will not be eliminated. We may suffer setbacks and defeats; we may, and indeed have, got things wrong.
But unlike socialists we know that no one is ever permanently right and this is one more reason why opposition is as vital to democracy as government.
Ron Beadle is a Liberal Democrat councillor for Low Fell. This article was first published in The Journal on 28th April 2014


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Decorated Shell or Decorated Mom?
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This former brewery was converted to housing in 1983-84. The yellow brick range in Coslany Street has a reconstructed early 19th century Doric shop front and has a date plaque reading 1773. To the right is a taller building of red brick with yellow details and a slate roof. The rounded corner to Westwick Street flanks a nine window range and at the rear is the Vat House. All these structures are listed as Anchor House. The former chimney base was demolished in 1983 and was the last industrial chimney of value in Norwich.
June 1972. Listed, Grade II.See (S1) for the complete listing details. Former brewery converted to housing 1983-4.In Coslany Street, yellow brick range of three storeys, with reconstructed early 19th century Doric shop front. Listed building description dates this to early 19th century despite mentioning a date plaque B/TJ/1773. To right, taller four storey building of red brick with yellow details and slate roof. Seven window range with three bays defined by pilasters; first and second floor windows have rounded heads with metal glazing bars, ground and third floor have cambered brick arches. Rounded corner to Westwick Street flanks similar nine window range. Carriage arch to left. Ground floor barrel vaulted on cast iron columns. At rear, Vat House, now two storeys, central rounded door flanked by rounded windows; roof louvre on original A-frame. These all listed as Anchor House; to southeast, 6 Coslany Square is listed separately as former counting house, brick L-plan on two storeys.Not listed is former base of chimney, demolished 1983, last industrial chimney of value in Norwich; plaque in bold relief 2m high showing anchor and name BULLARDS, now reset on wall to south.See listed building description for full details.Also Norfolk Industrial Archaeology Society fiche survey.E. Rose (NLA) 10 August 1998.
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Merry Christmas!!
I hope you're having a happy holiday where ever you might be!
We're doing great down here in West Palm. For Christmas, I got LeeAnn a waterproof digital camera. LeeAnn got me a Waffle maker that i'm very excited to try out!! We couldn't use it this morning because we made cinnamon rolls for breakfast, one of my families christmas traditions. Sushi got these little fur balls that she has been chasing throughout the boat.
We've got a ham, sweet potatos, biscuits, veggies, wine, and christmas snacks. We've started watching christmas movies, and we probably wont stop for the rest of the day! Right now LeeAnn is baking a Christmas cake, and if we are feeling religious later on, we might stick 2,008 birthday candles in it, and sing happy birthday to Jesus.
We were on our second day offshore, heading down to West Palm. Coming around Cape Canaveral this submarine surfaced in front of us. It was pretty freaky! We started getting really close, and eventually had to change course to avoid a collision.
We took this picture of the sunset in St. Augustine. It was a really cool city, I wish we could have hung around longer. It was one of Spain's first American Colonies. I was impressed by the architecture, and all the bums.
LeeAnn all dressed up for her watch.
The Bahamas are just one short trip away! Only 50 miles.... 110 miles shorter than our last offshore jump. I can't wait! We will probably be leaving at the end of this week!!!
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The woods are quieter in the Winter, at least it seems that way. Tiny creatures that scurried around at harvesting time are bedded down, warm and snug.
They pop their heads out occasionally to sniff the air and grab a bite to eat from their hidden stores.
When the snow blanketed the woodland, trails of tiny footprints could be seen making tracking very easy. But now the snow has melted and left the leaf litter damp and squishy, you have to look closely to see evidence of animal movement.
The first thing I noticed was tiny green shoots poking through the fallen leaves. They are everywhere and a welcome promise of Spring soon arriving.
Bluebells – the woods will soon be covered by a vast carpet of the nodding flowers. But before that the snowdrops will unfurl into the cool air. They are around four inches tall already but no flower heads yet. Even as far South as Kent, Winter still holds sway.
There are plenty of fungi around though. Good eating on this old log is the Jelly Ear Fungus. They don't have much of a flavour of their own but soak up the flavours of whatever they are cooked with. And they've been used for all kinds of medicinal purposes over the years – from throat ailments to eye infections, haemorrhoids to angina.
But my favourite part of a day in the woods will always be getting a fire going and putting a brew on. There's nothing that will give you a sense of place more than a fire crackling in its pit, warming a kettle full of water.
Instead of my usual coffee, I tried some pine needle tea. Breaking up the long needles into tiny pieces and pouring on hot water I expected a strong scent from the brew. There wasn't much of a smell, or much of a taste in the drinking, but I know my body was glad of the boost in Vitamin C.
We had a lovely time soaking up the atmosphere in the woods as the smoke drifted lazily through the bare trees. A real sense of excitement about the bushcraft courses coming up this year and even more so about the ideas we shared for more inspiring courses.
If you want to reconnect with nature or learn some new skills there's no better place to start than Natural Pathways – what are you waiting for?
The woods are calling……


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Encore Artist Development Welcomes Chinua Hawk
Chinua Hawk won the 2003 Heineken Music Initiative/ASCAP Foundation R&B Songwriter's Grant along with his partner Kwame Viapree for their song "I Remember You" featured on his CD Sunflower. Chinua's other accomplishments include winning the Disc Makers Independent Music World Series in 2004, beating out over 1,000 bands with just a guitar player to accompany him. He has also performed at 267 (and the list is growing)different colleges since 2004 and was named the APCA (Association For The Promotion of Campus Activities) Multi-Cultural Artist of the year in 2004 and 2006. Millions heard Chinua's song "Can't Move On" from his debut independent release The Beautiful Things when it aired on the CBS drama Joan of Arcadia. Along with his extensive touring record, Chinua boasts CD sales not only in the US, but also in France, England, Japan, Switzerland, and Canada. Not bad for an unsigned act.


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text: Such a great afternoon with my friend's son Dan. A move and a busy life has kept me from seeing many of my old friends over the years. Although I was not there to see Dan grow up, I felt like I knew him the moment I saw his smile. It is his mothers smile. Seems like yesterday his mother Tracy and I were eighteen and just making our way in the world.


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En Masse Entertainment is pleased to report that last month, by purchasing TERA's Pink Power Bundle, you have helped raise $3,594.68 for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
We at EME are committed to doing our part to help worthy causes, and we are proud to have been able to contribute to research that we hope will help reduce the impact of breast cancer, by finding new ways to treat it, or better yet, better ways to detect it while it's still in early stages.
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Daniel G. Murphy, MD, MBA
Chairman, Department of Emergency Medicine
Welcome! to the Department of Emergency Medicine at SBH Health System.
St. Barnabas Hospital, which is a part of SBH Health System, is a 461-bed, not-for-profit, nonsectarian, acute care community hospital. In addition, SBH is also a NY State-designated Stroke Center, AIDS Center and Trauma Center.
We are dedicated to serving our diverse and dynamic Bronx community. Our residency program is well known for graduating excellent emergency physicians. Our campus is beautiful and our location enables a direct commute from Manhattan, Queens, New Jersey, Long Island, Westchester, Connecticut and the Hudson Valley. We are also on the southwest corner of the renowned Arthur Avenue restaurant district. Fordham University, the New York Botanical Garden and the Bronx Zoo are just minutes away.
We look forward to meeting you!
Marianne Haughey, MD
Program Director, Emergency Medicine Residency
Congratulations on taking the next step in your career in emergency medicine!
We are very excited for you to explore and learn about emergency medicine at SBH Health System. We are a large urban ED with an annual census of over 90,000 patients, and a level II ACS certified Trauma Center in the Bronx. Both blunt and penetrating traumas are well-represented in our census. In addition, we have a very active bedside toxicology consult service run by our two board-certified medical toxicologists, as well as an RDMS-certified and fellowship-trained ultrasound director. All of our faculty members are active and committed to resident education. The emergency medicine residency is a fundamental pillar of the hospital and has been educating residents for over 25 years. It is a great place to learn with exposure to all of the illnesses and problems that practicing physicians see in both urban and community settings.
The solid educational experience at St Barnabas is getting even more dynamic. As a new program director, with 20 years of experience in emergency medicine residency education, I am excited to work with the faculty, administration and the educational leadership at SBH. We have achieved pre- accreditation status with the submission of the ACGME application as well as continuing AOA accreditation. As we approach full ACGME approval, we are re-evaluating the curriculum and searching for ways to make a good system even better. There are opportunities abound in our new role as the core clinical site for the brand new CUNY School of Medicine, in addition to our academic affiliation with NYIT College of Osteopathic Medicine. Osteopathy has been an integral component of our history and education, and we plan on continuing the incorporation of osteopathic skills and knowledge as we transition.
Our location is ideal. SBH is located in an area that allows exposure to a dynamic population in need of good medical care, while also providing access to truly ill trauma patients. Additionally, the cultural and social benefits of the Bronx and the rest of NYC are all a short distance away. Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn, Staten Island and the suburbs of NYC are all readily accessible through public transportation and have an inexhaustible array of activities to satisfy whatever you enjoy.
The SBH Emergency Medicine Residency has educational opportunities that are abundant and a superb and experienced faculty. We are also lucky to attract excellent residents who are accomplished and who are learning and contributing on a daily basis. If you are interested in becoming one of those residents, we are interested in meeting you. I look forward to the opportunity to get to know you and for you to know us.


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18 Wonderful Bloggers teamed up with me to create a continuous story over the next few weeks. Each day one new blogger will add to the saga. Click the next button to read what happens next...
Make sure to check out the blogs listed at the end of the post.
I had a big oops and totally forgot about getting my part of the story out! This is a fabulous idea from Michelle over at The 3Am Teacher. It's actually something my family does around the dinner table sometimes - one of us will start the story and then pass it to the next person. Michelle had the brilliant idea of making it a blog hop! I was supposed to write mine on Saturday but since I was at the marriage retreat it totally slipped my mind! Thankfully the next person in line, Allie from The Gypsy Teacher forgot as well and when she remembered she came over to remind me too! So, I recommend heading to the beginning of the story, or at the very least the segment right before mine.


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rBokeh is an interactive plotting library. Since it functions lack some arguments compared to its Python counterpart, plots are sometimes difficult to customize. I will show how to overcome those issues and drill out the plot objects.
rBokeh – Tipps and Tricks with JavaScript and beyond!
rBokeh is an interactive plotting library. It has the capability to extend its features with customized JavaScript code. I show the most important aspects, guide through an example, and provide some useful tipps how to handle likely issues.
Web Scraping 101 in Python with Requests & BeautifulSoup
Want to obtain a specific dataset from a website which does not have an API? In this post, I explain how to do this by scraping data using Python, how you determine whether it is allowed to scrape a specific page and more.
Getting started with flexdashboards in R
In this blog article, you will learn you how to set up a dashboard with the flexdashboard package, how to integrate interactive widgets and how to deploy the app on shinyapps.io.
Bang Bang – How to program with dplyr
Never heard of non-standard evaluation? Then our colleague Markus has the perfect answer for you: Bang Bang! In this blog post, Markus introduces meta-programming when using dplyr.
Revisited: Forecasting Last Christmas Search Volume
It is June and nearly half of the year is over, marking the middle between Christmas 2018 and 2019. Last year in autumn, I've published a blog post about predicting Wham's "Last Christmas" search volume using Google Trends data with different types of neural network architectures. Of course, now I want to know how good the predictions were, compared to …
Simulating the bias-variance tradeoff in R
In my last blog post, I have elaborated on the Bagging algorithm and showed its prediction performance via simulation. Here, I want to go into the details on how to simulate the bias and variance of a nonparametric regression fitting method using R. These kinds of questions arise here at STATWORX when developing, for example, new machine learning algorithms or …
Optimising your R code – a guided example
Do you want to optimise your code but don't know where to start? In this post I guide you through my thought process when I optimised my code.
Coding Random Forests in 100 lines of code*
In our series of explaining method in 100 lines of code, we tackle random forest this time! We build it from scratch and explore it's functions.
Using Reinforcement Learning to play Super Mario Bros on NES using TensorFlow
Could you #BeatTheAI? We let deep learning have a go at Super Mario's first level and compared it to human players. Here we explain how we did it!


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Rescuers are continuing their search of the sea following the Indonesia plane crash that killed 189 people.
Grief-stricken relatives have provided samples for DNA tests to help identify victims of the Lion Air plane crash.
The search continued north-east of Jakarta as accounts emerged of problems on the jet's previous flight, including rapid descents.
The two-month-old Boeing 737 MAX 8 jet crashed into the Java Sea early Monday, just 13 minutes after taking off from Jakarta for an island off Sumatra.
Its pilot requested clearance to return to the airport just two to three minutes after take-off, indicating a problem.
Aircraft debris and personal belongings including ID cards, clothing and bags found scattered in the sea are being sorted into evidence bags.
The disaster has reignited concerns about safety in Indonesia's fast-growing aviation industry, which was recently removed from European Union and US blacklists.
Two passengers on the plane's previous flight from Bali to Jakarta on Sunday described issues that caused alarm.
Alon Soetanto told TVOne the plane dropped suddenly several times in the first few minutes of its flight.
"About three to eight minutes after it took off, I felt like the plane was losing power and unable to rise. That happened several times during the flight," he said.
"We felt like in a rollercoaster. Some passengers began to panic and vomit."
His account is consistent with data from flight-tracking sites that show erratic speed, altitude and direction in the minutes after the jet took off.
A similar pattern is also seen in data pinged from Monday's fatal flight.
Safety experts cautioned, however, that the data must be checked for accuracy against the plane's black boxes, which officials are confident will be recovered.
Lion Air president Edward Sirait said there were reports of technical problems with the flight from Bali but they had been resolved in accordance with the plane manufacturer's procedures.
The airline did not respond to requests to verify a document purporting to be a Lion Air maintenance report, dated Sunday, that described inaccurate airspeed and altitude readings after take-off.
In a detailed post online, Indonesian TV presenter Conchita Caroline, who was on Sunday's flight, said boarding was delayed by more than an hour and when the plane was being towed, a technical problem forced it to return to its parking space.
She said passengers sat in the cabin without air conditioning for at least 30 minutes listening to an "unusual" engine roar, until staff faced with rising anger let them disembark.
After the passengers waited on the tarmac for about 30 minutes, they were told to board again while an engine was checked.
On Tuesday, distraught family members struggled to comprehend the sudden loss of loved ones in the crash of a new plane with experienced pilots in fine weather.
Many went to a police hospital where authorities asked they provide medical and dental records and samples for DNA testing to help with identification of victims.
Experts from Boeing were expected to arrive in Jakarta on Wednesday to help with the accident investigation, Indonesia's National Transportation Safety Committee said.
The Transport Ministry has ordered an inspection of all Boeing 737 MAX 8 planes in Indonesia.
Air accident investigator Ony Suryo Wibowo told a news conference that officials have only a small amount of information so far and do not know if it is correct. He implored the public to be patient.
"To all Indonesian people, we are saddened and offer condolences but give us time to investigate why the plane crashed," he said.
"Give us a chance to look deeply, to look at the whole problem, so the responsibility given to us by the government can be carried out."
More than 800 people from multiple agencies are involved in the search, which has been expanded to a 10 nautical mile area. Specialist ships and remotely operated underwater vehicles have been deployed to search for the plane's hull and flight recorders.
Search and Rescue Agency chief Muhammad Syaugi said search teams are going "all out" to locate the aircraft's fuselage.
He has said he is certain it will not take long to locate the hull of the aircraft and its flight recorders due to the relatively shallow depth of the waters where it crashed.


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Hello Friends!
Wow! Life has definently been a whirlwind over here and I have truly missed posting to my blog as well as reading/commenting on all of yours!!! The last two weeks have been the busiest that I have been in a very long time. Something every.... single..... day.......and sometimes 4-5 things to get done outside of our house. Whew!!! Things are finally slowing up. I knew I was getting further behind with each day that went by - we were up early most days, and went to bed late so I was exhausted during the time of day that I normally post. When I finally logged in today I couldn't believe that my last post had been almost 2 weeks ago!
Ready for a funny story..... This morning I was so excited to get up, make my morning shake, and get to this post before the kids got up. I had taken the lid off of the blender while it was running to add the coconut oil. Well... are you ready for this.....I had just added the coconut oil and the power went out. It came back on about 5 seconds later, but only for about 2 seconds which was just enough time to shoot our shakes all over the kitchen counter, cabinets, floor, me, etc... (remember the lid had been off!!?!?). It was still dark outside, so with the power being out, I was going to wait until the sun came up to clean it up. My husband came downstairs and cleaned it up, using a small headlamp for light. He also took a few photos with his phone so I will try to show those tomorrow. The power was out for over 2 hours - which meant NO INTERNET EITHER - so I was unable to work on my post before the kids woke up. What are the chances that this would happen??? Actually it gave my husband and I a good chuckle after the fact!
Anyways.... Let me bring you up to date on how I have been doing on the BFC:
Week 1 Weigh-In (Friday, April 27th) = 154.8 - down .6 lbs. this week for a total loss of .6 lbs.
Week 2 Weigh-In (Friday, May 4th) = 154.0 - down .8 lbs this week for a total loss of 1.4 lbs.
Nothing earth shattering but I am really getting the hang of this. My kitchen is stocked up with BFC foods and snacks and I am beginning to feel more at ease when ordering out at restaurants.
I wanted to share with you one of my favorite snacks when I am wanting something sweet. I got this recipe from Jorge Cruise's Fast Track book. Take 1 Tbsp of almond butter and spread it on a tiny plate (I like the MaraNatha brand of almond butter (no-stir) and I prefer crunchy over creamy). Spray whipped cream on top.
Now this part isn't in Jorge's book, but this time I grated a very small amount of dark chocolate on top. All I used was the part that you see missing from the square:
The chocolate really didn't add much in the way of sugars and carbs but really added a nice touch to the dessert. Here is a photo of the finished product. D-E-L-I-C-I-O-U-S!
Total S/C count for this dessert: 2/1 (this number can vary based on how much, if any, chocolate you grate on top).
Well that's about all for now. I promise to post again in the next day or two. Have a great day!


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I know some of you are waiting to see this video of our first litter of piglets. So, without further ado, here it is.....
Thursday, April 18, 2013
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
fancy schmancy new pig feeder
We found this brand new pig feeder on kijiji. It was one heck of a good deal and we just could not pass it up. It came with 2 more tiers to make into a mini silo, but not so easy to get feed into with the equipment we have. This configuration holds one 1100 lb bag of grain, which is perfect. Polly, the first little gilt in the video, knew right away how to work it and was lifting the flaps before there was even any food in it. The others didn't really appreciate her smart-i-toodiness and kept chasing her off, but eventually they grokked what she was doing.
In the middle of the video, Art is hugging up Peg, our 2 year old sow. She is a lovely, docile girl and this was 2 days before she farrowed with her first litter. I will put up a video of her and her new babies in my next post. It is in editing now.
In the middle of the video, Art is hugging up Peg, our 2 year old sow. She is a lovely, docile girl and this was 2 days before she farrowed with her first litter. I will put up a video of her and her new babies in my next post. It is in editing now.
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Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Don't fall down
We went to Vanderhoof yesterday to pick up a bag of grain for the pigs. It had snowed a little. Just enough to cover the skating rink that is our yard. When Art stepped out of the Jeep to unhook the trailer he went flying. I jumped out of the passenger side to see if he was OK and suddenly he broke into gales of laughter. Hurley and the pups wasted no time in coming to his rescue.....
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Monday, January 28, 2013
let's just stay home
We were going to take a drive to Prince George today. Just for fun, but also to get some groceries that we can't buy in this ridiculous town. But, we woke up to an inch of new snow and it was coming down pretty good. Art still kind of wanted to go, but it didn't seem like fun to me. We watched it snow some more and decided to leave it for another day. So, I lit the woodstove and Art and Xena went for a nap.
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Sunday, January 06, 2013
a new year
Been a long time since I posted last, but it's a new year and let's see if I can get back into it. Today is an anniversary of several life events, so what better a day for a new beginning? Fourteen years ago I quit smoking (and stayed quit). I also started a fitness program which led to weight loss, a gym membership and training to be a runner. All those things were successful... for quite a long time, but the only one that has lasted was the quitting smoking. Today also happens to be the 20 year anniversary of my first day at BC Housing. I'm now retired, but my career there really was very gratifying. I made life long friends and there are many things I miss about it. Christmas and New Year's has just passed and both were very lovely. Quiet and low-key as it was just the two of us. And all the beasties, of course. Rather than chop down a perfectly good tree and prop it up in our house, I put up the ceramic tree my Mom made back in the 1970's. Here it is, with a few gifts around it, being closely guarded by Chickie.
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This follows yesterday's post where I discussed the judgements of the European Court of Human Rights concerning religious discrimination against four Christians in the UK. Here I explore things a bit further and also analyse the possible consequences of alternative judgements.
Eweida and Chaplin
The court found that the British Airways employee Nadia Eweida suffered religious discrimination. The airline's right to project a corporate image didn't, in this instance, allow it to prevent Eweida displaying her crucifix.
As secularists we're clear that religious freedom is vital, and it's crucial when we make this point that we really do mean it. So in principle it's reassuring this freedom is recognised and enforced, as it was in Strasbourg.
Of course, this doesn't mean the right is absolute, as the case of the nurse Shirley Chaplin clearly demonstrated. In that case it was reasonable for her employer to restrict her right to wear a crucifix, for health and safety reasons.
Although the court found Eweida had been discriminated against, being prevented from wearing a crucifix in the workplace must surely rank at the more benign end of the religious persecution spectrum. One need only look at the horrid treatment of Christians (and Coptic Christians, like Eweida herself) in the Middle East for examples of persecution which is anything but benign. Still, discrimination is discrimination. And it's wrong.
In my previous post I rejected in principle discussions of whether a certain item is or is not an "article of faith" or "requirement of faith". It's impossible to establish this and there are unpleasant consequences of this approach anyway, such as identity politics, majoritiarianism, and rights being granted to the most assertive but withheld from the most timid. It creates sectarianism and division in the workplace and beyond, even between those of the same "community".
If an employer's equality and diversity policies were to recognise, say, the headscarf as a fundamental tenet of Islam, where would that leave a Muslim woman who not only didn't want to wear a headscarf but positively disliked headscarves? There's a risk she would be seen as an "improper Muslim" – both by her Muslim and non-Muslim colleagues. At that point she may feel under pressure to compromise her own beliefs or dress choices by joining one group or the other. There's no reason why she should have to choose between any groups at all.
But there's another reason I dislike this approach. Remember, Article 9 protects all belief and non-belief, not just religious belief. I can't think of an equivalent argument to be made for "article of faith" or "requirement of faith" in the context of non-religious beliefs, or non-belief, and so applying this concept solely to religious belief potentially creates a significant difference in the article's application.
It would be unjust to force religious people to clear an additional hurdle before obtaining the protection of Article 9. Why should their Article 9 rights be subject to endorsement by, most likely, religious "leaders" or "scholars", whose motivation is often the preservation of their own personal interests above anyone else's?
And the converse is true. It would be unjust if those seeking to use Article 9 to protect their non-religious belief, or non-belief, were not capable of reaching for some gold-plated coating residing on the article's top shelf bearing the instructions "Apply to Religious Beliefs Only".
The alternative outcome
Had the court found that British Airways had acted properly then I suspect some people – secularists and non-secularists alike – may well have argued that religious freedom had been unnecessarily restricted.
Legally and practically I think this would have focused the minds of employees, both religious and non-religious, on the reason they go to work: to work. There would have been a much thicker line drawn between someone's working life and their personal life. That's not necessarily a bad thing, especially as so many individuals have a tendency to fuse the two to their own detriment, primarily I suppose because of technological developments such as social media and email.
But from a civil liberties perspective there would have been an even more pressing need to condemn treatment of those like Adrian Smith, who was demoted by his employer the Trafford Housing Trust for saying on his personal Facebook page – outside of work, without a work hat on – that gay marriages in church represented "an equality too far".
Smith was eventually successful against his employer, and rightly so (I discussed his case here). If the Eweida decision had been different, and also if Smith had not eventually been successful against his employer, that would have been very troubling indeed. Arguably, individuals could have been stripped of personal characteristics and beliefs, in the office and outside of it. Not pleasant at all. It would have created a nationwide, round-the-clock army of featureless, opinionless, miserable, hollow, corporate drones.
Ladele and McFarlane
As I mentioned in my previous post, we really were staring over the precipice on these two cases as there was such clear infringement of others' rights by both Ladele and McFarlane. Ladele was a civil registrar who refused to conduct civil partnerships, and McFarlane a sex counsellor who refused to advise same-sex couples. The court rejected their claims that they had been discriminated against.
And unlike the other two cases these ones actually sent a chill down the spine. Imagine, if you will, taking a legal crusade to the top table in Strasbourg in order to deprive a fellow human being of their fundamental right not to be discriminated against. That's the power of religious faith. These litigants were fuelled up to the eyeballs on high-octane spite and bigotry.
The Daily Telegraph is persisting with the persecution narrative. But hopefully that type of interpretation may eventually die down and we can finally put to bed the notion that some protected characteristics, such as race, must be protected at all costs whereas sexuality is up for grabs, to be "reasonably accommodated".
A while ago I debated this principle of "reasonable accommodation" with a colleague, a Jewish lawyer of many years' qualification. He was perplexed why reasonable accommodation couldn't have been made for Ladele and McFarlane.
When I asked him whether "reasonable accommodation" should be made for a Muslim who wanted to deprive him of services, the mood changed instantly, and I quoted Martin Niemöller's moving remark about inactivity of German intellectuals following the Nazis' rise to power.
I could almost hear my colleague's brain shudder into first gear as he said, "I see, so I suppose what you're trying to say is that gay people shouldn't be discriminated against?" Er yes, that is what I'm saying. That is exactly what I'm saying.
There may also be pleasant consequences for secularism generally (Robert Pigott, the BBC's religious affairs correspondent, went so far as to say the court "has left a milestone on the road to a secular society"). For example, on gay marriage some might now conclude the wind has finally changed and that they should back another horse while they still have a chance to stop looking really stupid. I don't imagine too many of those driven by religious zeal will change their mind (quite the contrary; they may feel a greater sense of emboldenment and "persecution"), but perhaps those disapproving of gay marriage on the grounds of wibbly wobbly tradition might be forced to scratch their heads.
I was disappointed that none of my lawyer colleagues yesterday really seemed to be aware of, let alone interested in, the ECtHR judgements, and how close we all came to having our calendars recalibrated. Freedom is taken for granted. On an epic scale.
The alternative outcome
I like to think there would have been widespread protest and civil disobedience, but then maybe I'm a romanticist. And when I say protest and civil disobedience I don't just mean by individuals and campaign groups, but by enlightened employers too. Yes, I do think employers are capable of this.
If protected characteristics were subject to the discretion of highly-motivated, bigoted, spiteful and aggressive individuals, possibly backed by powerful religious lobbies (with some implicit or explicit threat of violence thrown in for good measure), the equalities arena would have been an unforgiving jungle, ripe for conquest by the most aggressive and assertive. Previously benign individuals and groups might have felt an irresistible urge to rearm and outdo others or face being outdone themselves. Fundamental human rights would have required aggressive assertion to be relied upon. This would have been fatal for those most in need of fundamental rights: the vulnerable, the powerless, and the silent. The right not to be discriminated against shouldn't have to be asserted to be maintained; it's not an intellectual property right. Fundamental human rights must be guaranteed by the state even if an injured party doesn't speak out, or rather, especially if they don't speak out.
And as if all that wasn't enough, just imagine the message Strasbourg would have transmitted to Africa, the Middle East and elsewhere.
What a day. What a close shave.


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GIBRALTAR'S Europe trotting Chief Minister, Fabian Picardo met the new Minister of State for Europe and the Americas, Sir Alan Duncan, at the Foreign & Commonwealth Office in London on August 3.
Sir Alan indicated that he had a deep and long-held affection for Gibraltar as he had lived on the Rock when he was a child and his father was posted there with the Royal Air Force and as the border between Spain and Gibraltar was closed when he was just 12, he would certainly have been aware of the effect that it had on Gibraltarians.
The Chief Minister was clearly able to set out the concerns that Brexit has created in Gibraltar not only in respect of the pronouncements of the current interim Foreign Minister but also the feelings of local politicians and even the PSOE with whom he has had dealings. In addition, Mr Picardo outlined the opportunities that could possibly now be exploited as a result of a new relationship with the European Union.
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Administrator (also known as Admin)
A user with wide-ranging access to settings in Tethr. Admins are able to set up users, create agent groups, and contribute to call categories.
Agent (also known as Representative)
Your employee on the call.
Agent Group
Admins can create agent groupings that reflect organizational groupings such as location, tenure, supervisor and other groups that may assist with targeted reporting.
Call Details (also known as call attribute)
Information about a call provided through client metadata, including agent ID, agent name, timestamp or information about the customer from an external customer relationship management (CRM) system. Learn more about calls
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2019-20 League 1 – Southend vs Doncaster Preview & Prediction
When does Southend vs Doncaster kick off? Tuesday 22nd October, 2019 – 19:45 (UK)
Where is Southend vs Doncaster being played? Roots Hall Stadium
What TV channel is Southend vs Doncaster on in the UK? Sky Sports have the rights to League 1 matches in the UK, so it is worth checking their schedule
Where can I stream Southend vs Doncaster in the UK? If televised, subscribers can stream the match live on Sky Go
Where can I get tickets for Southend vs Doncaster?
Southend – https://www.southendunited.co.uk/tickets/
Doncaster – https://www.doncasterroversfc.co.uk/tickets/
What was the score in the last meeting between Southend & Doncaster? Doncaster 3-0 Southend
Predicted line-up (4-4-2): Bishop; Bwomono, Shaughnessy, Milligan, Ralph; Hutchinson, Hamilton, Dieng, McLaughlin; Cox, Hopper
Unavailable: Kyprianou (Injured), Barratt (Injured), Gard (Injured), White (Injured), Acauah (Suspended), Hyam (Injured), Kelman (Injured), Mantom (Injured)
Doubtful: Lennon (Injured), Kiernan (Injured), Oxley (Personal reasons), Ridgewell (Injured)
Predicted line-up (4-2-3-1): Dieng; Halliday, Anderson, Daniels, James; Whiteman, Sheaf; Sadlier, May, Taylor; Ennis
Unavailable: Sterling (Injured), Baptiste (Injured), John (Injured), Blair (Injured)
Southend brought their three-match losing streak in the league to an end with a draw away at Tranmere on Friday night but it meant another game without a win. They have won just one of their 13 league matches and that form can see Doncaster pick up a first away win of the season.


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How do I stop procrastinating?
I'm a student and I have a major problem with procrastination. What are ways I can stop procrastinating/get better at being disciplined and getting my work done?
Please give me an answer other than "just do it" or "have more discipline". Those are obvious answers. I know I need to work on that. However, I'm asking on yahoo answers because I would like advice on any methods/ways that are less obvious in which I can combat procrastination.
Thank you.
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- NosehairLv 710 months ago
As a student I had the same problem but found the answer was to just buck up and force myself. After you do that a few times you learn that it is doable and it becomes easier. In my senior year I found that life got MUCH easier to do projects as soon as possible rather than putting them off to the last minute. Sorry, no magic bullet.
- SumDudeLv 710 months ago
Flunk a few courses and you will reform.
- 10 months ago
Just don't do it


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Were Ram Kapoor and Eva Grover more than co-stars?
Over the weekend there was some strange buzz about Ram Kapoor and Eva Grover
Though Eva is no longer part of Ram's show, there is news that Eva, who played his on-screen stepmother and Ram were more than mere co-stars! Phew!
Eva is a divorcee with a daughter (her ex-hubby is Aamir Khan's stepbrother Hyder Ali Khan) and Ram Kapoor is happily married to Gautami. Is it a move to grab attention for the show or someone is just spreading the rumour? Hopefully it is the latter.
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These Daddy/Daughter Goorin Bros. hats are required wearing in Chicago parks
This week's blog post is by WDP co-host Matt Rocco, who lives in the Edgewater Glen neighborhood of Chicago with Professor Foster (his "Brown Mom" wife), and their 3-year-old daughter Viva, who is skeptical of all these old guys trying to be cool.
I got gussied up to take my daughter to the park the other day. I'm a bit of a dandy, you see, so if I'm going to go out in public, I prefer it be in some slim cut pants, all-stars, a fitted jacket, aviators, and a scarf in the best Parisian knot I can muster. And if my wife and I are fashion plates, Viva is a fashion... platelet? So she was looking awfully smart herself when we rolled onto the playground all pattern blocked and behatted. "I'm going to win fatherhood today," I thought. "I'm going show this park that a Dad can have style."
Imagine my dismay when most of the dads in the park were... cool?
What's was happening? My hopes of being quietly revered for my haberdashery were dashed! A dozen other men pushing middle age (and strollers) were there, most of them with hipster beards, fatigue jackets, flat caps, messenger bags, tattoo sleeves, and low-rise jeans. But this wasn't a bunch of twenty-something craft beer geeks, it was a bunch of guys on the wrong side of 35, and this wasn't the Old Town School of Folk Music, this was a park. I thought I'd be shaming a bunch of paunchy guys with pleated khakis, woven belts, Bears sweatshirts and Super Cuts. Instead, I was struggling to even stand out.
The same thing happened to me later that week at Viva's co-op preschool. I wasn't dazzling some boring slobs with my artsy jobs and deliberate stubble, I was talking about improv and garage bands and composting with other interracial couples, with same sex couples, with couples wearing statement glasses. All the cool kids!
Why is this trend of parents not looking like sad, shambling, time-travelers distressing to me? It's not just my ego talking – it's also my fear that, if looking hip is something Dads do, it must not be hip anymore!
Is talking about podcasts the new "telling a bad pun to a waitress"? Is a sweet snap-brim the new "comb over"? Maybe clothes from Zara are the new Arnold Palmer collection from JC Penney! Microbrews, ukeleles, vinyl – are these new model airplanes, ham radios, and vinyl?
Just as Groucho Marx didn't want to be part of a club that would accept him as a member, I fear that being a "Cool Dad" is probably a moving goalpost most men can never achieve. If it seems like we've all achieved it, that goal post must have slid further afield than any of us realize, right?
Maybe the hippest thing would be to throw on cross-trainers, dockers, and a blousy button down and start talking about escrow and cholesterol. Maybe all the kids are laughing at the old men and the infused spirits they keep behind the David Foster Wallace novels. Maybe once you've become a Dad you can't be Johnny Depp anymore – you're automatically Jerry Orbach.
I'd like to think I still have a chance – a chance to be admired, a chance to be relevant, a chance to be more than the guy who knows how the car seat clicks in.
Until someone assures me I've still got a shot at hipness, I'll just keep wondering if Bon Iver is the new Jimmy Buffet.
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3 App Marketing Tips to Boost Installs this Holiday Season
It's raining, it's snowing, and the app installs are growing this holiday season. The competition is tough out there with Christmas day app installs 2.2x higher than any other day in December. How will your app stand out and be downloaded on the newly unwrapped phones and tablets? By optimizing your app marketing for the holiday season — think new targeting, creative, and re-engagement campaigns for Facebook advertising — you can increase your chances of getting installs and be singing falalalala all year long.
Facebook Targeting
We know new devices are waiting to be unwrapped – but how can we know we're targeting them with Facebook ads? First, target the newest devices by including Mobile Device User -> All Mobile Devices By Brand -> iPhone 7, 7 Plus, Google Pixel, Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, and other top mobile devices for 2016 in the detailed targeting on your campaigns (separate iOS & Android devices when running your campaigns! – this is only an example of devices). Another great detailed targeting selection is "New smartphone and tablet owners" which pops 130 million+ potential results. When running app install campaigns, it is also always optimal to select "WiFi Connection" under Network Connections to ensure app installs can be completed due to Apple's limit on app size downloadable off of WiFi. Depending on your app category, you can also select Behaviors -> Purchase Behaviors -> and a category (or two) that goes along with your app to target people who are already spending on what your app is offering.
Targeting new devices can help in optimizing holiday advertising!
Remember, the more granular the targeting the potential quality of the user increases – along with the CPI as you're narrowing in on valuable segments to your app. Cost per install increases with the holiday competition as well – so staying broad may be the way to go if your budget is limited.
Facebook Creative and Copy
Everyone is in the holiday spirit – why shouldn't your creative be as well? By optimizing holiday advertising to include holiday themed creative and copy in your Facebook ads it makes your app relevant to the user. It's not just another generic app install advertisement – but something tailored to the season. Targeting also influences your creative and copy as your ad should say something different to an eighteen year old female in California who is an early technology adopter with a new iPhone 7 versus the married thirty three year old who lives in Nebraska who has a new iPhone 7 to talk to her grandchildren.
One suggestion is to update your app store creative to go along with the Facebook holiday ad creative. This creates a cohesive experience for the potential user as they seen consistency in your product. Unfortunately, we can't tailor app store landing pages to go along with each individual piece of creative with unique targeting – so we suggest sticking to color schemes or cartoon versus realistic in both your app store creative and Facebook advertising. Nanigans has some great creative holiday Facebook campaign examples with a breakdown on their success.
Facebook Re-Engagement Ads
Acquiring new users is 6-7x more expensive than retaining users. So, why wouldn't you run re-engagement campaigns this holiday season when CPIs skyrocket? You can re-engage users who have previously installed or purchased on your app by running an ad against a custom audience under your tools in Business Manager. To re-engage valuable purchasers, create a combined segment of your audience -> Action Taken -> Purchase -> Highest Value Users -> last X days -> Action Not Taken -> App Launch -> last Xdays. Now you are combining targeting with re-engagement and can add some great creative and copy that will get them back to your app.
You can also simplify this and run re-engagement campaigns on all users who have installed your app previously with a targeting of the new devices mentioned above. App marketers can not run Facebook re-engagement campaigns (or use any in-app custom audiences) if the Facebook SDK is not being used. We already mentioned the importance of the Facebook SDK – but we're reiterating.
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Gay Marriage and Racism
Last week, the Supreme Court announced in a 5-4 decision that states are required to recognize the validity of same-sex marriage. It has, at least for now and probably forever, decided the issue. We will have a fuller post on the issue coming later this week, but for now, I want to address it in a specific context.
The decision is unsurprising; in fact, I predicted it months ago, as did most people analyzing the issue. Justice Kennedy tipped his hand in the Windsor decision last year – it is simply incomprehensible that he could have declared that the only reason to oppose same-sex marriage was born out of bigotry, and then acquiesced to the notion that states could legally do so. Despite the inevitability of the decision, conservative Christians have (somewhat understandably) responded with alarm and, in some cases, despair. Many have decried the fact that we are living in a country whose values, at least when it comes to sex and marriage, no longer reflect our own.
A friend of mine who wishes to remain anonymous (and who is, incidentally, both a Christian and black) insightfully pointed out that many Christians who have been silent about issues of race and race relations over the past 2 years have been vocal about issues of homosexuality over the past few days. My friend's point was not to say that we should be silent about our convictions regarding sexuality and marriage, but only to point out that the very points they make can ring hollow in the context of their silence over issues of racism.
I found the point to be profound. See, Christians are wrong about the United States no longer reflecting the values of Christianity, but not because the values of the United States still reflect the values of Christianity. They are wrong because the values of the United States never reflected the values of Christianity. The United States was birthed on the notion that all men are created equal, so long as the color of a person's skin was substantially similar to the color of the skin of men asserting that all are created equal. That idea does not reflect the values of Christianity. The economy and social structure of our country was built on the backs of enslavement and discrimination. That idea does not reflect the value of Christianity, which was built on the notion that there is neither Jew nor Greek, neither slave nor free. The United States perpetuated the notion of inequality by, even after slavery was overturned, creating government-sanctioned inequality and denying African-Americans the same opportunities as those whose skin happens to be lighter to our present day; for centuries, it denied women basic equality; for 40 years, it has determined that the possibility of life for a baby is dependent on the will of its parents; none of these things reflect the values of Christianity.
As I wrote in a previous post, the idea that the most recent Supreme Court decision (and the general changing attitudes towards sexuality and homosexuality in general) are a sign that we are losing or will lose favor with God stems from theological confusion. "The U.S. is not the new Israel, and its rapid rise as a world power is more likely the result of an economy based on free labor and geographical advantages than on a special affection God placed on us. But even if it were true, the idea that it could be eroded by governmental recognition of gay marriage seems unlikely. It would require us to believe that while the government allowed people to be enslaved, beaten, humiliated and dehumanized based on the color of their skin, God had a special love for us. While the government found "manifest destiny" to be more important than the livelihoods or lives of Native Americans, God had a special love for us. While women were treated as second-class citizens and denied the right to vote, God had a special love for us. But when the government recognized the marriage of homosexuals, it was evidence that we had lost our way, the moral fabric of our country had been torn, and God no longer had a special love for us. Even if we believe God had a special love for the U.S. (and we probably should not), are we prepared to subscribe to a position that implicitly requires us to believe that God's love for a nation is not determined by government-sanctioned slavery, or unjustified killing, or dehumanization of women and immigrants and African-Americans, or abortion, but is determined by government-sanctioned same-sex marriage?"
Or, as Joey Phillips put it, "the men we revere as the founding fathers of our nation held positions and beliefs that are completely contrary to good Christian morals. In fact, to find a time where the USA didn't have laws that were wicked, oppressive, and sinful, you might be able to argue there was about a 2 year period after all the civil rights legislation and before Roe V Wade where we were heading in the right direction. The fact of the matter is that our leaders, from Washington to Obama, Christian or not, have all presided over wickedness. So let's keep that in perspective as we discuss these issues with our unbelieving friends. It is reasonable for them to be confused at the degree to which we are alarmed at the recent rulings if we praise our history uncritically."
None of this is to convince you that your perspective on homosexuality is wrong or misguided. It is only to suggest that our patriotism and perspective on the United States should not change. Gay marriage may or may not be a political issue that Christians should fight against – there are debates to be had about whether God's prohibition against homosexuality means that a government that has no mandate to control the definition of marriage in the first place should limit marriage to specific people and the right mix of genders. People fight for the things that they believe in, and in a pluralistic society, that should mean the freedom to fight for and against certain practices. After all, it's completely natural to fight for a society that reflects your belief. Fighting for a society that does not recognize gay marriage or prohibits abortion or does not allow divorce is, in one sense, no different than fighting for a society that does not allow prayer in school or does not allow people to do cocaine or prohibits prostitution. But being devastated about one thing ( let's say gay marriage being allowed) while ignoring another (let's say racism) always says something (just as being devastated about forced child labor while ignoring sex trafficking would say at least something), and my contention is that, in the context of sex and racism, what it says is not good.
Today, there are two major issues being discussed in society more than any others. One centers around the Confederate flag, and everything it represents, from 9 people gunned down by a white supremacist, to a young child gunned down by a government official, to every evidence of racism in between. The other is represented by a rainbow flag, and everything it represents, from the intolerant cries of the Outrage Industry, to the simple desire of equality, and everything in between. If we fight against the latter while ignoring the former, perhaps we should not be surprised if the world around us rolls its eyes.
At the end of the day, the Supreme Court did little to nothing to change much about our society; they simply gave legal recognition to relationships that already exist. As I said before, there is much to say about the decision, and I leave that to another day (and hopefully a better writer and thinker). I'm not suggesting that, as a church, we should have nothing to say about sexuality, marriage, divorce or any other issues surrounding marriage. I'm not suggesting that we should have nothing to say about the rainbow flag; I'm simply suggesting that we definitely have a lot to say about the Confederate flag. Sometimes what we are willing to talk about impacts the response to what we actually say.
Throughout history, the church of Christ has powerfully sounded a clarion call on behalf of the oppressed, from Ignatius to Saint Francis to Wilburforce to Dr. King to nameless missionaries around the world and across our streets to those decrying the murder of the unborn, as they followed the example of a Savior that defended the poor and spoke out against the privilege of the elite and powerful. The decision of the Supreme Court did not change that mandate. We have not begun to live in a world opposed to our values; we've always lived in that world, and we will continue to do so until we are taken to another.
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I'm not sure he will come, and all I can do to protect myself I already did. Where is no act in constitution of my country to protect me from stalking in social networks. Also, he studies law.
Very like my ex, hope you stay safe 🙏
Thank you
I suggest getting legal advice, and see if there is anything you can do. No one should have to feel unsafe like that
I agree with Kym.
I eat just because I should
It will come round again sooner thank you think :)
Sounds amazing!
Tomorrow I'll met with my friends
My parents are divorced, and my father triggering my mother for scandals with his appearings. And he appears with his new wife and daughter.
He never tooks part in scandals. All screams and hurt fall only on my head. He knows it.


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