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tensions simmer on the 30th anniversary of the conflict with Argentina.
last week under a cloak of secrecy.
British task force ended a 74-day Argie occupation of the islands.
the Falklands with a host of inflammatory stunts.
they instigated trade blockades and they accused Britain of war mongering.
visit between May 10 and 30.
quell fears of any misguided stunts by Argentina on the June 14 anniversary.
principal role as a hunter-killer.
Although nuclear powered, she does not carry nuclear warheads.
But she is armed with a full complement of Tomahawk cruise missiles.
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which also lays claim to the islands.
1776: Britain withdraws but retains sovereignty.
Malvinas" — their name for the Falklands.
1833: We take back control.
1941: Argentina states claim to islands.
1976: Argentina establishes a military base on the islands.


There are no critic reviews yet for Boku wa imôto ni koi o suru (My Sister, My Love). Keep checking Rotten Tomatoes for updates!
The title says it all. Japanese drama and unconventional romance and yes its slow moving with more meaningful glances than you can shake a stick at, and a bit soppy too, but very likeable all the same.
Beautifully underplayed and explored in a mature and realistic fashion. The relationship between brother and sister is never displayed as wrong nor right, making this an honest film which the audience can perceive in their own ways. Most will find it slow, as many will not be able to appreciate the quiet decay of something both beautiful and destructive. These quiet moments are for us to think and feel as the film progresses, an empty or closed mind will not serve this film well. Most scenes are made up of 1-3 characters discussing the events, but in a subtle and dark way. The smallest moments can have the most dramatic impact. The mother discovering a bed that's not been slept in. The smile as Yori watches Iku etc. Wonderful moments and a wonderful movie.
Forget what you've heard before about what this story is about. This story is about a love that is doomed in every respect, but even so is still so deep that it can not be denied. Due to a painfully beautiful ending I can not give this movie higher praises. Upon a second viewing all the almost unbearable slowness makes sense and is actually appreciated. The acting once thought hollow now seems only reserved emotions. I recommend that if you can bare the initial slowness to give this movie a chance and hopefully you will come away with a deeper understanding of what love is and can be. Ironically, this was an extremely moving film with the least amount of actual movement I have seen in a very long time.


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Tropical inspired burger made from ground salmon topped with grilled pineapple.
Combine the salmon through chives in a mixing bowl, refrigerate for at least 30 minutes to a couple of hours. Mix mayo with the Srirachia, using enough of both to your taste. If you put a little bit of the Srirachia, you'll get a little kick without too much heat. It's one of those things you have to test to know what you can handle.
This spicy mayo is so good.
Prepare grill and make burger size patties with the salmon mixture. Add both burgers and pineapple rings to the grill. Pineapple should be done after about 3 minutes each side – depending on your grill, the burgers about 5-6 minutes each side.
Spread the mayo on each side of the bagel; add the salmon burger, then lettuce and pineapple.
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Sounds delicious and what a wonderful idea! Can't wait to try it with my family.


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1973 Triumph Stag
8-cyl. 2997cc/145hp 2x1bbl
The Triumph Stag started life as a 1958 concept called Zebu, designed by Les Moore. When Giovanni Michelotti took over as Triumph's chief stylist, he revised the idea and the result was undeniably handsome, a four-seat grand tourer with both hard top and soft top. In order to stiffen the body, a T-bar remained when the tops were removed and the framed, full-width grille design was mirrored at the rear.
The plan had been to use the fuel-injected TR5 motor, but difficulties with emissions delayed the American launch until the spring of 1971. A 2,997-cc, 145-hp V-8 was developed, based on two SOHC Triumph-built Saab 99 engines back to back, with aluminum cylinder heads. The Stag was available with automatic transmission or four-speed and overdrive: 0-60 came up in 9.3 seconds on the way to a 116 mph top speed. Steering was rack and pinion, there was independent suspension all round, with McPherson strut up front and coil springs in the rear with trailing arms.
At $5,805 the Stag was not cheap, but it was aimed at the Mercedes-Benz 280SL, which cost $7,469. Unfortunately for Triumph, however, the Mercedes didn't go wrong at the same rate as the Stag did. Almost all American cars were automatics and the neutral isolator switches regularly failed, disabling the starter. The car also often overheated, as the aluminum cylinder heads could not be torqued down adequately due to the studs entering the block at an angle. Over-tightening the head studs inclined the heads to close around the studs, a process complicated by electrolysis, which made faulty cylinder heads very hard to remove.
Approximately 25,000 Stags were made (1976 production figures are missing) and around 7,500 were exported. The number would have been much greater if Americans' initial experience hadn't been so disappointing. Many quality issues were sorted out following the 1973 model year, but by then the Stag's future had already been determined.
The Triumph Stag is a great concept with a terrific look, but finding an untouched original example can be a task. Many stateside Stags have been modified with Buick or Rover V-8 engines, or GM V-6s (Fords are preferred in the UK), while the originals often still have their original problems. Later cars are pretty well sorted, but left-hand-drive cars are rare given their low sales rate. Still, the right car can be fun, as one of the few small convertibles from the 1970s that can fit a family.
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PHILADELPHIA, Monday—For a long while people have been trying to make me understand what a self-help cooperative could do. A gentleman came all the way from California to explain what was being done in the west. But it was not until I visited the Washington work exchange yesterday that I finally understood its possibilities.
It will vary of course, to fit each locality but the principle of these cooperatives is basically much the same, as the principle of a subsidy for low cost houses. To start a self-help cooperative you must have gifts and to keep it running you must continue to have gifts and materials and money, for replacements of consumed material and for administrative expense.
The people, however, who benefit from a self-help exchange receive no charity. They work, are paid in script which they exchange for the products of other people's labor. They work for themselves, they own what they make, their self respect does not suffer and every dollar put in produces its value several times over.
Here in Washington nothing can be done about rent for a family because there is a housing shortage, but in Richmond, Virginia, where there is a surplus of houses, a landlord is very glad to allow some one to work out his rent by rehabilitating the house and receiving therefore one apartment rent free for a year. The landlord can rent the other reconditioned apartments.
In Washington, however, a man or a woman may be working on WPA The family may be large and the WPA wage very inadequate. Some one in the family may be able to go to the work exchange and thereby provide a better standard of living for the family as a whole.
For example, the barber in the exchange works there for an hour a day and takes out of the shop clothes that his children need to wear to school which he has not been able to earn cash for at his regular job. In addition to this many young people come in, shabby and disheartened. They go to work in the sewing room, in the laundry, in the kitchen perhaps. Before long they can exchange their hours of work for beauty parlor treatments, for a complete new outfit of clothes, shoes, etc. In no time they are looking for a job with an entirely different approach for they look nice and can face the world with courage.
A hot lunch is served every day to those who wish it, and for this of course, certain materials are donated, though the people pay in work hours for their food. The only food that can be taken home at present is bread. A delicious smell was wafted to us from the bake-shop. One hour of work entitles you to three loaves of bread.
I see great possibilities for growth and variety in the beginnings made by these self-help cooperatives. They must grow slowly and the methods must be tested and carefully tried out in small units so that no big mistakes will be made, but here is a basis for allowing people to help themselves without any direct charity. We know well what a bitter pill the word charity has been to many self respecting people.
I left Washington early this morning for Philadelphia to speak at a lunch of the American Prison Association at their annual convention.


Oh yes, we've all begun to have those wonderful thoughts of Summer. A time when many great memories are made while we enjoy the great outdoors and all it has to offer. One of the favorite hangouts for many are the wonderful beaches and shorelines. For others it's the amusement park scene, an outdoor cookout or simply curling up with a great book to read while enjoying the breeze. Whatever your favorite Summer pastime, it will soon be upon you. One of the beauties of living on the eastern seaboard of the U S is the close proximity to the Atlantic Ocean and it's tributaries. Of course the same can be said of the west coast, gulf coast and any other place on the globe that's near the water's edge. For me, there has always been something magical about the water. Simply out... what a life!
Since it's not quite Summer, it's not quite full color either. Just enough to stimulate some thoughts of Summer.
Welcome back my good friends! I truly hope you've enjoyed a great holiday break with your family and friends and I thank you for your good wishes on previous posts. For me, it was a tremendously enjoyable time, one that created some special memories. That's what this time of year is all about, spreading the love and joy while being thankful.
This image was taken at the Military Aviation Museum in Virginia Beach (Summer 2011). Many of the aircraft on display are replicas, some are original aircraft with updated instrumentation and other equipment. This particular craft is a Fokker 2 replica.
Let's zoom out just a bit.
Although the modern instrumentation limits any attempt at a retro look, I converted the tight shot to B&W anyway.
First off, let me thank everyone for your comments and feedback in the previous post. I truly appreciate it and found it helpful. In today's short post we take a look at the next edition of "Street Scenes".


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Sam Sorbo: The Modern Left Is Full of Will, But Not Grace
By Sam Sorbo | September 5, 2019 | 3:25pm EDT
(Photo by Paul Archuleta/FilmMagic)
The recent tweet-fest by Eric McCormack and Debra Messing shed great light on the way much of the Hollywood Liberatti view "deplorables." Eric tweeted his desire to see a list of Trump supporters at an upcoming fund-raising dinner "so the rest of us can be clear about who we don't wanna work with."
A lot of emphasis has been placed on how this constitutes a blacklist, and of course it does, McCormack's terse denials and unintelligible explanations on his Instagram aside, that he doesn't "support blacklists" but still wants to see one "to understand where Trump's major donations are coming from, which is a matter of public record." And apparently, Hollywood star Debra Messing agreed, tweeting, "I couldn't have said it better.@EricMcCormack"
I couldn't have said it better.@EricMcCormack pic.twitter.com/YPnsFJIrOx
— Debra Messing (@DebraMessing) September 3, 2019
But, are we missing the point? Whoopi Goldberg, no friend to any conservative thought, lambasted the "Will and Graceless" stars in a short clip on "The View" condemning blacklists in general and suggesting the two misspoke.
McCormack's response really highlights the fact that he didn't misspeak. Sunny Hostin even weighed in supporting the idea behind the blacklist as reasonable with, "why aren't you proud of your support?" But McCormack, Messing and the ladies of "The View" did not go so far as to express a desire to engage with those with different opinions, because the left seldom seeks to convince through open dialog. (Hint: because the left cannot fight the truth with its ideology of lies.) It only seeks to intimidate and bully into submission.
That's why they wanted the list published. They achieved (largely) their purpose: fear. With those social media posts, they to put Trump supporters on notice. "We will out you, ostracize you, and attempt to starve you to death."
The entire point is not whether those two TV stars, who are so wealthy individually they can afford to be socialists, may have, as Goldberg suggested, misspoken. They demonstrably did not appear to have misspoken given the attempt at clarification. Neither of them have yet said, "I didn't mean I wouldn't want to work with conservatives." Nor should they, because that does not appear to be their point. And the ladies of "The View," and the rest of the leftist media, won't be looking for that kind of retraction either because, fundamentally, they tend to all agree. Such is the extent of their hatred of the conservative right. It's the liberal disease of the mind, the same thing that led Hillary Clinton to pronounce that half of Trump's supporters could be lumped into what she called a "basket of deplorables." But let's be clear. The reason she called them "racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic" is becasue they support Trump, instead of her. She later went on to call "some" from that same group of people "irredeemable." To the left, the side that differs with them might even be better off dead.
This is the modern left, one that views nearly half the country's population as a cancer that needs to be wiped out. Conservatives, on the other hand, constantly strive to educate liberals in the ideas of freedom, as in "The truth will set you free." They don't see lost causes; they see opportunities.
That is the fundamental difference. Hollywood-types like Rob Reiner who tweeted, "Not a day goes by in the life of this illegitimate Presidency where a Norm isn't shattered, a Law isn't broken, or Democracy isn't eroded. Time to Impeach the Lazy Lying Lunatic. Oh and I almost forgot, the F---ing Moron!" shows his fuming hatred for our president. Do we hear any objection from the left for this? Of course, not. He gets a lot of positive, Trump-supporting answers with statistics proving Trump's value to this nation, and even some sympathy. They afford him the dignity of his convictions with the grace of their own.
Ironically for Debra Messing's iconic character, there's no room for grace in the modern left. They hate America … because they apparently hate half the people here, and they seemingly see no reason for anyone who supports our president to work, be heard, seen, or valued.
Sam Sorbo is an actress, film producer and home schooling mom. She has authored "They're YOUR Kids: An Inspirational Journey from Self-Doubter to Home School Advocate," and "Teach from Love: A School Year Devotional for Families," (Broadstreet, August, 2017). Produced and starred in "Let There Be Light" and produced and starred in "Miracle in East Texas" (Spring, 2020) with her husband, Kevin.
Editor's Note: This piece has been updated since its original publishing.


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Bountiful Utah Temple
Bountiful Utah Temple Photo: Intellectual Reserve Inc.
Click here for Bountiful Utah Temple information including temple schedule and directions from lds.org.
Announced: May 28, 1988.
Location: In the Bountiful foothills on east bench (at 1650 East), 640 S. Bountiful Blvd, Bountiful, UT 84010-1394; phone: (801) 296-2100.
Site: 11 acres.
Exterior finish: Bethel white granite.
Temple design: Modern, with single spire.
Architect: Allen Ereckson, architect of record; Keith Stepan, project architect; and Church architectural staff.
Contractor: Oakland Construction Co.
Project manager: Jerry Sears.
Construction adviser: Michael Enfield.
Rooms: Baptistry, celestial room, four endowment rooms, eight sealing rooms.
Total floor area: 104,000 square feet.
Dimensions: 145 feet by 198 feet; statue of Angel Moroni on top spire; 176 feet high.
District: 30 stakes in Central and south Davis County, Utah.
Groundbreaking, site dedication: May 2, 1992, by President Ezra Taft Benson.
Dedication: Jan. 8-14, 1995, by President Howard W. Hunter, 28 sessions.
Dedicatory Prayer
Done by President Howard W. Hunter
O God, our Eternal Father, thou great Elohim, Creator of the heavens, the earth and all things thereon, we come before thee this sacred and blessed day with bowed heads, full hearts and subdued spirits.
We pray to thee, our Father, in the name of thy Beloved Son, thine Only Begotten, even our Redeemer and our Savior, Jesus Christ, the Lord. We know that through obedience to thy divine commandments, we may return to thee and be blessed with life eternal in thy exalted presence.
We are grateful for this long-awaited day of dedication, when this, thy Holy House, has been completed. Bless, we pray thee, those faithful members here and throughout the world who have contributed their tithes which have made possible this magnificent edifice for thy name's honor and glory and for the blessing of all who enter herein. Let peace prevail as we lift our voices in songs of praise and words of prayer unto thee, our God.
We are thankful that thou sent thine Only Begotten Son to this earth to be its Savior, and the Prophet Joseph Smith to bring about the restoration, and that thou did appear to the Prophet in person to open the heavens and to restore to the world the knowledge of thee and thy Son and thy holy purposes.
The atonement wrought by thy Son gives purpose to our being and turns our thoughts heavenward. We thank thee that thou did reveal unto thy priesthood even the sacred sealing power, by the hand of Elijah the prophet, so that in this temple and all thy other holy houses, thy faithful Saints may be endowed with power from on high and may enter into those everlasting covenants which open the door to the receipt of all of the blessings of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob and all the holy prophets. The Plan of Salvation taught in the temple with simplicity, yet with power, will be as a never-failing beacon of divine light to guide our footsteps and keep them constantly on the pathway of eternal life.
As we do the work in this temple for those who have gone beyond, we are reminded of the inspired counsel of President Joseph F. Smith who declared: "Through our efforts in their behalf, their chains of bondage will fall from them, and the darkness surrounding them will clear away, that light may shine upon them; and they shall hear in the spirit world of the work that has been done for them by their children here, and will rejoice."
We seek to be like thee; we seek to pattern our lives after the life of thy Son; we desire righteousness for ourselves and our children and our children's children. We plead with thee to make us worthy to inherit the fullness of those blessings found only in thy holy temples—even those blessings which grow out of a continuation of the family unit forever. We thank thee for the freedom we enjoy in this blessed land. Grant that the freedom emanating from the inspired Constitution, which provides us the opportunity to erect this holy temple, may be strengthened in other lands and open the way for more temples to dot the landscapes of countries throughout the world, that all thy worthy children may be blessed as we are here today.
Bless thy messengers of glory—even the missionaries of thy Church—that they may proclaim with persuasion and power thy truths. Protect them, watch over them, and lead them to those whom thou hast prepared to hear, to believe, and to embrace the Gospel of thy Beloved Son.
Father in Heaven bless, we pray thee, the President of the Church and his counselors who comprise the First Presidency, the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, the Quorums of the Seventy, and the Presiding Bishopric with thy guiding influence and inspiration.
Bless the temple president and his counselors, together with their wives, and all who will assist in the operation of this temple.
Bless thy children throughout the world who know hunger, who have no shelter and who face daily suffering. May we who have been blessed with abundance reach out in a spirit of love and true charity to those who yearn for our help.
In a time of departure from safe moorings, may youth of the noble birthright carry on in the traditions of their parents and grandparents. They are subjected to the sophistries of Satan. Help such youth to stand firm for truth. Open wide to their view the gates of learning, of understanding, of service in thy kingdom. Bless them with a lengthened view of their eternal possibilities.
Today when the family unit is under attack and things long held sacred are often ridiculed by the world, we seek thy help to make us equal to our tasks, that our homes may be havens of peace and happiness. In our families, may we pause to pray and think to thank.
We express our gratitude for all who have participated in the preparations for this day of dedication, as well as for those who made possible the highly successful open house event. We ask thy blessings to attend that vast throng who walked within these sacred walls and felt stirring thoughts course through their minds and hearts. May the spirit of the temple continue with them. And now, our Beloved Father, acting in the authority of the Holy Priesthood and in the sacred name of Jesus Christ, we dedicate unto thee and unto thy Son this, the Bountiful Utah Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. We dedicate it as a house of baptism, a house of endowment, a house of sealing, a house of righteousness, for the living and for the dead.
We humbly pray that thou wilt accept this edifice and let thy blessings be upon it. Let thy spirit attend and guide all who officiate herein, that holiness will prevail in every room. May all who enter have clean hands and pure hearts. May they be built up in their faith and depart with a feeling of peace, praising thy holy name. We dedicate the ground on which the temple stands, sensing it was reserved for this purpose. We dedicate the beautiful structure, from the unseen footings to the majestic figure of Moroni crowning its highest point. We dedicate the baptistry, all of the facilities for administering the sacred ordinances, the endowment rooms, the sealing rooms with their sacred altars, and the lovely celestial room, together with all ancillary facilities and the beautiful grounds with their lawns, flowers, trees, and shrubs. Protect all from any devastating influence, destruction, or defacement.
May this House provide a spirit of peace to all who observe its majesty, and especially to those who enter for their own sacred ordinances and to perform the work for their loved ones beyond the veil. Let them feel of thy divine love and mercy. May they be privileged to say, as did the Psalmist of old, "We took sweet counsel together, and walked unto the house of God in company."
As we dedicate this sacred edifice, we rededicate our very lives to thee and to thy work.
O, Holy Father, bless thy children everywhere with the peace promised by thy Son—even the peace which passeth understanding. Shield us, we pray, from selfishness or sin and provide the power that we might rise above all that is sordid or below the dignity of thy children.
And now we dedicate this temple as an abode for thee and thy Son. Let thy glorious light ever shine upon it. Wilt thou place thy ratifying seal of approval upon this dedicatory service and upon all we have done and shall do in this, thy Holy House, which we now present to thee.
May we, thy children, merit thy bounteous blessings and thy watchful care, we pray, in the name of thy Beloved Son, even the name of Jesus Christ, the Lord, Amen.
200,000 attend dedicatory sessions
A total of 201,655 members attended the 28 dedicatory sessions of the Bountiful Utah Temple, the largest number attending a temple dedication in the history of the Church.
The temple was dedicated Jan. 8-14, and opened for temple work at 6 a.m. Jan. 17. On that day, Temple Pres. Harold C. Yancey said a large crowd entered for the first session and almost immediately filled three endowment rooms. Some nine weddings were performed. `We've had a wonderful first day," he said.Although it was chilly for the first dedicatory session on Jan, 8, the weather during the week was unseasonably mild, with a January thaw melting snow the latter part of the week. Snow fell Sunday, Jan. 15, and on Jan. 17 a heavy storm dressed the entire area in white.
The Bountiful Temple District is made up of 28 stakes in southern Davis County, from Kaysville on the north to North Salt Lake on the south.
Of those participating in the dedication, 67,551 attended at the temple; 82,174 at the Salt Lake Tabernacle; 20,463, Bountiful Regional Center; 13,418, Ogden Tabernacle; 5,399, Brigham City Tabernacle; and 12,650 at the Logan Tabernacle. Sessions were carried to the Brigham City Tabernacle on the first and last days of the dedication. Two sessions a day were transmitted to the Logan Tabernacle in the evenings during the week, with three sessions on Saturday.
The dedication was a highlight described by one member in one word: "Wonderful." Others were equally touched by the experience. Day after day, session after session, members arrived at the temple dressed in their best clothing.
As soon as one session began, lines began forming for the next session and members waited patiently from one to two hours.
Among the families attending were the Ioakima Talo family of Clearfield, Utah, who are members of the Mapusaga (Samoan) Ward in the Salt Lake Hunter Stake. They came to the 10:30 a.m. session on Jan. 13. "It was very nice," said Brother Talo.
Several bishops in the Utah North Area, including some outside the temple district, were contacted by the Church News. The bishops issued from 35 to nearly 200 tickets to ward members.
Bishop Johnny E. Fry of the Oakridge 4th Ward, Farmington Utah Oakridge Stake, estimated that 92 percent of the temple recommend holders in his ward attended with their children. He also said the number of non-recommend holders in the ward dropped from 35 percent to 11 percent as the dedication time arrived. The ward prepared for the dedication for many months, and promoted it throughout the ward. "Spiritually, it was a quantum leap forward for our ward," said Bishop Fry. Bishop Stephen W. Knight of the West Bountiful (Utah) 4th Ward, said several members of his ward who had not been to the temple for some time had renewed their recommends for this occasion. "There was a lot of excitement," said Bishop Knight. "I sense that the ward members have renewed enthusiasm and dedication for temple work. We have really high hopes in that direction.
"There is also a lot of enthusiasm among the young people. The dedication has lived up to our expectations. We are delighted to have a temple this close and be able to look at it from our home. It will have an impact on our lives."
Bishop Randy A. Jackman of the Rose Park 4th Ward in Salt Lake City said about 100 members of his ward attended dedicatory sessions in the Bountiful Regional Center. "Everyone had a wonderful experience and it was very spiritual for them all. A lot of people are excited about temple work. This will definitely have a long-term impact on our ward."
Bishop Terry D. Carpenter of the Ogden (Utah) 48th Ward said about 35 members of his ward attended sessions in the Ogden Tabernacle. "For those who attended, it will leave an everlasting impression," he said.
Bishop Evan P. Guymon of the Grandview Ward, Ogden Utah Weber Heights Stake, estimated that 100 ward members attended a dedicatory session. "We attended the first session at the Ogden Tabernacle. It was just wonderful."
In Logan, Bishop Robert L. Jensen of the Logan 24th Ward, Logan Utah East Stake, said 110 members of his ward attended dedicatory sessions in the Logan Tabernacle. He noted that he'd used up all the tickets he was allotted and had to obtain more to meet the request.
"Every one I've talked to enjoyed it a great deal," he said. "I'm hoping this will increase temple activity."
Public invited to Bountiful Temple
At the official opening of tours of the Bountiful Utah Temple Thursday morning, Nov. 3, Elder James E. Faust of the Council of the Twelve hosted members of the media at an open house. Throughout the remainder of the day and on Friday, Nov. 4, he hosted government, business, community and education leaders, representatives of other religions and other special guests on tours of the new edifice.
Public tours of the temple begin Saturday, Nov. 5, and are scheduled to continue through Dec. 17, except Sundays and Thanksgiving. On Tuesdays through Saturdays, tours are scheduled for 8 a.m.-9:30 p.m. The temple will close to tours at 6 p.m. on Mondays.While tours are free to the public, tickets are required. Earlier, tickets were distributed in Salt Lake, Davis and Weber counties through local Church units. Ample tickets are still available at the Bountiful Regional Center (formerly Valley Music Hall), off I-15 at the Woods Cross exit. (Telephone 801-299-4222.)
Officials anticipate 900,000 to 1.1 million people will tour the temple during the open house. More
than 33,000 tickets were issued for Saturday, Nov. 5, alone.
The new temple is located about nine miles north of Salt Lake City in the foothills of Bountiful overlooking the Great Salt Lake. It will be the Church's 47th temple in operation and Utah's eighth. About 92,000 members reside in the 28 stakes that comprise the temple district, which extends from North Salt Lake to Kaysville in Davis County.
"We are certain that anyone who participates in either the open house or in the dedicatory sessions that will be held in January will never be the same again, with respect to their attitudes and perspectives toward the House of the Lord," said Elder John E. Fowler of the Seventy and president of the Utah North Area. "Whether they're members of the Church or not, active or not, everyone who walks through this sacred edifice will be forever changed by the spirit of the Bountiful temple.
"This open house is a wonderful and unique opportunity for everyone in the vicinity. It is very infrequently that people who are not members of the Church or who have not been to the temple are able to experience first-hand a house of the Lord. This is a special edifice, the construction and use of which is unique to the Latter-day Saint people. We desire greatly to have as many people as possible come see it during the open house. All are welcome. The active and less-active Latter-day Saints and those who are not members of the Church will have a marvelous experience as they visit the temple."
Elder Blaine P. Jensen, the regional representative who is vice chairman of the Bountiful Utah Temple committee, said: "The temple is ready. We feel that we have all the arrangements made to accommodate these many thousands of visitors who will attend the open house. Our great hope is that all who come will have a worry-free and an interruption-free spiritual experience as they go into this magnificent building."
Directions to the temple and instructions for parking are printed on the back of each ticket, along with other key information pertaining to attending the open house. "We will do all in our power to make this a marvelous experience for everyone. We will be able to accommodate people with handicaps or special needs.
"We are extremely pleased with the support of the local members of the Church. We anticipate that before the completion of the dedication we will have had 40,000 volunteers involved."
After the open house, the temple will be closed for three weeks to prepare for the dedication, which will comprise 28 sessions from Sunday, Jan. 8 to Saturday, Jan 14. Each of the temple district's 28 stakes will be assigned a dedicatory session. Tickets to attend the dedicatory sessions will be issued to those baptized members 8 years of age and older who are determined to be worthy by their bishops.
The First Presidency has invited members of the Church who live in Salt Lake and Weber counties, as well as those in Davis County who are not part of the temple district, to participate in the events of the dedication, Elder Fowler said. Tickets will be available through their bishops. Many members will be invited to participate in the dedicatory services through closed-circuit television at the Salt Lake and Ogden tabernacles and the Bountiful Regional Center.
"No matter where members attend the dedication, it will be a wonderful experience," Elder Fowler said. "Can you imagine the excitement of being in the Tabernacle on Temple Square or in one of the other great assemblies and being part of a dedication session with thousands of other Latter-day Saints, relishing the beautiful spirit of that occasion?"
The new temple, constructed by Okland Construction Co., includes 100,000 square feet. It has four ordinance rooms, eight sealing rooms, a celestial room, baptistry, offices, laundry and cafeteria. Ground was broken for the edifice May 2, 1992, by President Ezra Taft Benson.


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Presently pending before the Court are Plaintiff's motions for injunctive relief, summary judgment, judgment on the pleadings, and for a final order. (ECF Nos. 11, 17, 29, 31, 35, 36.) For the reasons explained below, it is recommended that Plaintiff's motions for injunctive relief be denied. His remaining motions are denied.
Plaintiff states he was placed in the Special Management Unit ("SMU") Tier III program when he was transferred to the Georgia Diagnostic and Classification Prison ("GDCP") on October 17, 2014. (ECF No. 1 at 4). He remains in the SMU despite "never receiving any written infraction or disciplinary reports to justify" the placement. (ECF No. 1 at 4).
Plaintiff focuses on Deputy Warden William Powell's refusal to remove him from the SMU starting on May 26, 2016 and continuing until the present day. Compl. 5. Plaintiff claims that Powell's refusal constitutes "ongoing retaliation." Compl. 5. Specifically, Plaintiff states that his name "Roy Mandell Smith" translates to "God Almighty" and Powell refuses to release him from involuntary confinement in the SMU because he calls himself "God Almighty." Compl. 1, 5. Plaintiff alleges that he sought to be released from the SMU during his ninety-day reviews on May 26, 2016, August 25, 2016, October 25, 2016, January 3, 2017, and April 5, 2017. Compl. 5. But, without justification, Powell ordered that he remain in the SMU. Compl. 5. According to Plaintiff, he has not received a disciplinary report, attended a disciplinary hearing, or been found guilty of any underlying offense. Instead, Powell is simply punishing him by involuntarily confining him in the SMU because Plaintiff claims he is God. Compl. 5.
After a preliminary review of Plaintiff's Complaint, only his claim against Defendant Powell for retaliation was allowed to proceed. Prior to Defendant answering the Complaint, Plaintiff filed a motion titled and docketed as a "demand for injunctive relief and motion for summary judgment." (ECF No. 11.) Therein, Plaintiff seeks judgment because Defendant failed to file an answer. Plaintiff then filed a motion for a final judgment from the magistrate judge. (ECF No. 17.) He states that the parties have fully consented to the magistrate judge hearing the case and asks the undersigned to issue a final order. Plaintiff then filed a motion seeking injunctive relief against Defendant and several non-parties for retaliating against Plaintiff by not holding 90 day SMU review hearings. (ECF No. 29.) On December 19, 2017, Plaintiff filed another motion titled a motion for injunctive relief (ECF No. 31), but which merely again seeks a final judgment or to set trial for 2018. Plaintiff then on January 5, 2018, filed another motion seeking a final judgment claiming that Defendant's request for extensions of the discovery period proves that Defendant is violating his constitutional rights. (ECF No. 35.) Finally, on January 24, 2018, Plaintiff filed a motion seeking injunctive relief claiming that his classification to SMU was again reviewed without a hearing. (ECF No. 36.) These motions are ripe for review.
Although titled as a motion for injunctive relief and summary judgment, Plaintiff's motion filed on July 11, 2017, is best construed as a motion for entry of default against Defendant Powell. Therein, Plaintiff states that Defendant was ordered to file an answer or response but he has failed to do so. Consequently, Plaintiff contends he is entitled to judgment. Mot. for Inj. Relief & Summ. J. 1, ECF No. 11.
Rule 55 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure provides that a clerk "must enter [a] party's default" when that party "failed to plead or otherwise defend, and that failure is shown by affidavit or otherwise." Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 4 covers the issue of service. Rule 4(d) states that when a waiver of service is requested, as was in this case, a defendant must be given "a reasonable time of at least 30 days after the request was sent" to return the waiver. Fed.R.Civ.P. 4(d)(1)(F). Additionally, if a defendant files a waiver, he has "60 days after the request was sent" to file an answer or responsive pleading to the complaint. Fed.R.Civ.P. 4(d)(3).
Although Defendant Powell did not file the waiver of service in this action, it is clear that he waived service. The USM 285 Process Receipt and Return was issued on June 6, 2017. (ECF No. 8.) The Process Receipt and Waiver of Service were mailed the following day on June 7, 2017. (ECF No. 9.) Assuming Defendant waived service, he had sixty days from June 6 within which to file an answer or other responsive pleading.
Defendant Powell timely filed an Answer on August 4, 2017. (ECF No. 16.) Plaintiff's assertion that Defendant failed to answer or otherwise respond is belied by the record. Plaintiff is not entitled to an entry of default or a default judgment. His motion (ECF No. 11) is consequently denied.


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Russians shelled the Kherson region 30 times a day, a civilian was killed
Monday, November 28, 2022 - 11:55 (EET) Section: Latest news, Russian invasion of Ukraine, Top stories, War crimes
Yaroslav Yanushevych, the head of the Kherson Regional Military Administration said that Russian troops shelled the Kherson region (south of Ukraine) 30 times on November 27, 2022, as a result of which one civilian was killed and two were injured.
Source: Yaroslav Yanushevych, the head of the Kherson Regional Military Administration
"Russian soldiers shelled the territory of the Kherson region 30 times on November 27, 2022. As a result of the Russian shelling, one civilian was killed, and two more residents of the Kherson region were wounded of varying degrees of severity," explained the head of the Kherson Regional Military Administration.
According to the Kherson Regional Military Administration, Russian troops continue to shell the residential quarters of the regional center, their shells hit private and apartment buildings. Russian soldiers also shelled settlements of Bilozerka, Pryozerne, Komyshany, Stepanivka, Mykilske, Chornobayivka, Tokarivka, Zelenivka, Prydniprovske, and Stanislav in the Kherson region.
Earlier, it was reported that Russian troops are in positional defense and do not stop artillery shelling of units of Ukrainian troops and settlements on the right bank of the Dnipro River in the Kherson region.
See also: Russia shelled the liberated part of the Kherson region 54 times: there are killed civilians
European Court of Human Rights found that Russia occupied Ukrainian Donbas since 2014 26 January, 2023 - 13:03 (EET)
Russian troops shelled Ukraine's capital, there are civilian casualties: photos 26 January, 2023 - 11:49 (EET)


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Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood – 08
Hagane no Renkinjutsushi – Fullmetal Alchemist Ep. 08
鋼の錬金術師 FULLMETAL ALCHEMIST Episode 08
Al squares off with an armored suit that introduces itself as Number 66. Inside, Ed finds a transmutation circle and theorizes this must be where Philosopher Stone research is done. Another living suit of armor emerges (known as "Number 48") and confirms Ed's belief. Number 48 goes so far as to even reveal the location of his blood mark because before his official execution, he was a murderer known as "Slicer." So he wants to make things more entertaining when he fights Ed.
As they battle, Ed finds the use of his arm not as good as it had previously been. Further, he's taken some damage from Number 48 and that's weakened him somewhat. Number 48 remarks on how good Ed is but he reckons the fight will soon be over and that his companion should have dealt with Al by now. Ed laughs since Number 48 says his companion is weaker and Ed has never defeated Al in combat.
Outside, Al and Number 66 continue to fight. Number 66 takes time to explain that he'd been a meat butcher named Barry in his previous life, but then took to butchering humans and was sentenced to death as "Barry the Chopper." He reveals that he is a living suit of armor and is dismayed that Al doesn't freak out over his being a suit of living armor. Al reveals his own living armor status which causes Number 66 to freak out. When Number 66 learns that Al and Ed are brothers, he questions Al on whether he's really who he thinks he is or if his memories and everything are just an invention, thereby meaning no soul is attached to the armor. Al denies this, but the words strike just the same.
Inside, Ed thinks he has a victory when he takes Number 48's head off. However, Number 48 has a secret — Slicer's soul was attached to the helmet but his brother's soul is attached to the body, meaning the fight is not won. Ed is forced to use the technique Scar used on him and Al in order to take out Number 48. Now defeated, in thanks for being treated as human, Slicer is going to give some answers to Ed but is prevented when Lust's extended fingers pierce his blood mark, eventually killing him. Envy takes care of Slicer's brother. Since Ed can't fight any more, Envy knocks him out. Lust and Envy set about destroying the lab.
Outside, Lt. Ross and Sgt. Brosh to bring Al and Number 66's fight to a stop. The destruction of the lab building causes Number 66 to flee. Al wants to go in and rescue Ed, but Ross wants him clear of the area for his own safety. Envy emerges with the unconscious and bloody Ed, instructing them to take Ed to the hospital. Envy disappears in the confusion, leaving Brosh to carry Ed on his back as they escape the destructing lab. Meanwhile next door in the prison, Kimbley is excited over hearing the sounds of detonations coming from the lab.
In East City, Col. Mustang takes a call from Lt. Col. Hughes. After putting up with Hughes going on about his cute daughter and wife, Hughes and Mustang discuss the possibility that Scar may be dead. Further, Hughes informs Mustang that Mustang may soon be brought to Central City thanks to a shortage of personal. This is an opportunity for Mustang to gain advancement and Hughes informs him that should he rise in the ranks, Mustang will make many enemies. As such, Hughes advises that Mustang bring over trusted people and to get married.
As I've mentioned, I've forgotten a lot about the first Fullmetal Alchemist series, though when things happen, I go, "Oh yeah! Now I remember." Such was my reaction when Number 48 "Slicer" turned out to be two people instead of one. However for some reason, I don't remember Lust or Envy being at Research Lab 5, nor do I remember them killing Number 48, nor do I remember them saving Ed. Strange, isn't it? So now I'm left to wonder why they'd keep someone clearly a danger to them or their goal alive. Now, if this were the original anime, it would be because of Ed's father. However, I'm told that won't be the case here, but I guess I'll learn more in time.
I do remember Al being question about his humanity and that this episode starts his journey of self discovery. I do know the issue will be resolved but I just don't remember how. *lol* Bad memory, eh?
Again, I'll mention that I like the humor moments that are injected into the series from time-to-time. It would be so easy to forget those and just go with the traditional action scenes and no humor, but having humor placed into tense moments (such as Number 66 freaking out when he saw that Al was the same as he — a suit of living armor) works pretty well in my opinion.
The animation seemed much better this episode, which is good considering it was mostly fighting scenes.
While I didn't have a lot to say this time around, I still enjoyed the episode quite a bit.
Posted in Anime Tags: Fullmetal Alchemist, Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood, What I'm Watching
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8 Responses to "Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood – 08"
sazusa says:
My first visit.
Already listed up your blog in my blog list.
I'm gald if mine will be able to be listed up in yours.
By A.S. on May 30, 2009
Ultimaniac says:
You know, I never really got into the first FMA. I saw the first couple episodes then I just watched whenever I happened to catch it on adult swim on tv. But seeing your reviews here is making me wanna follow this new one.
Yeah, its pretty good. Fortunately, one doesn't need to have watched the first series to enjoy the 2nd.
scorpiowolf says:
if memory serves, the guy who was fighting Al was introduced in his human form before this point in series 1(he was arrested for attempting to kill Ed). also in series 1 didn't Sin-tachi try to force Ed into making a Philosopher's stone here by holding someone hostage?
vgenidb says:
Yup! You're correct. Also in the old series is where the imprisoned alchemist has escaped.
Animenerdz says:
the episode was pretty fun..loved the post also
mastermack0 says:
In the first anime, Lust and Envy WERE in the lab and they DID kill number 48. However they did not save Ed, only in the manga and in THIS anime do they save him. They need him, and other strong alchemists around.
So Ed and Al escaped on their own then I take it. Still, this is an exciting development for me as I don't know the plan for the alchemist. ^_^


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Study: District 3 facilities plan would have $74 million economic impact
Conor Hughes The Greenville News
Apr 12, 2019 at 6:21 PM Apr 12, 2019 at 6:21 PM
A multimillion-dollar facilities bond stands to have an economic impact of more than $74 million if Spartanburg School District 3 voters approve it in a referendum Tuesday, according to a study commissioned by the Spartanburg Area Chamber of Commerce.
If approved, the referendum would fund the consolidation of the Middle School of Pacolet and Cowpens Middle School into one centrally located facility and update the district's high school and elementary buildings.
It would also raise property taxes to service the $58 million bond. The increase would come out to about $197 more per year for a home valued at $100,000.
According to the study, conducted by Clemson University, the projects would create a total labor income of $26.7 million, supporting 571 jobs. They would also generate $5.15 million for state and local governments.
The direct economic input would be about $52.2 million, with a total impact of $74.65 million as the funds circulate through the local economy, the study found.
Superintendent Kenny Blackwood said the district will prioritize using local businesses and contractors to construct and update the schools if the referendum is successful.
"We want to make sure that we have a voice at that table to encourage that to happen more and more," he said.
Allen Smith, the chamber's president and CEO, said he was expecting a significant impact on the area, but was surprised by the numbers Clemson found.
"For a project of this size to come into that part of the county, that would be one of the greatest economic impacts that they've had in quite some time," he said.
The chamber released the study's findings about two days after announcing its support for the referendum, saying the facilities plan would garner economic benefits and improve conditions for the district's students. Smith said the facilities master plan would also spur residential growth in the area and create a better-educated workforce in the future.
"We, as a community, are in a high-growth mode," he said. "We believe that it's District 3's time."
The new middle school would cost an estimated $40 million and would include larger classrooms, increased safety features and more modern resources.
The facility would be built on a 25-acre tract between Pacolet and Cowpens donated to the district by the Miliken and Kingsley families. If the referendum passes, the district hopes to have students moved into the new school by 2022.
Polls open 7 a.m. Tuesday and close at 7 p.m.
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Chris Faith, left, and Kittie Schuster, right, sort through ballots on the Snohomish County Campus on Thursday, in Everett. (Olivia Vanni / The Herald)
Here are 6 things at stake in Tuesday's election
Snohomish County voters will have a say in control of Congress, funding for Monroe schools and the fate of two incumbent Republican state lawmakers
by Jerry Cornfield
Sunday, November 6, 2022 1:30am
Local NewsElection 2022
EVERETT — Voters got a lot on their plates Tuesday.
Some will help decide control of Congress. Others will determine the fate of taxes to fund public schools.
And a Democratic candidate for a legislative seat will learn if his troubles with the truth will cost him at the polls.
Here are six things we're watching when ballot counting begins. Remember what happens Tuesday may not be the final result as it can take several rounds of vote tallying before an outcome is clear.
The value of waiting
In February, voters in the Monroe School District said no to renewing a property tax levy that would generate nearly $69 million over the next four years. District leaders hope they'll have a change of heart Tuesday.
It's not like voters objected to how the money would be spent — for athletics, band, and special education services as well as salaries of teachers, paraeducators, nurses and custodians. They didn't like how the district was operating then under its embattled superintendent Justin Blasko. Racial incidents. COVID mandates. Curriculum disputes. All created tension.
School board members sensed this. They held off on bringing the measure back to the ballot right away. They dumped Blasko. Mandates eased and tensions seemed to have subsided a bit. They're hoping their patience pays off.
A week ago, Clyde Shavers appeared on course to possibly unseat first-term Republican state Rep. Greg Gilday in the 10th Legislative District. The Democratic challenger won the primary. His political profile — US Navy veteran, Yale Law School grad, and a Japanese American — looks to be a good fit in the swing district that boasts a sizable military presence. The closeness of this race is drawing loads of spending.
Things have changed quickly since his father, Brett Shavers, penned a letter spotlighting his son's trouble with the truth and sent it to Gilday's camp where it's been widely disseminated. We now know Clyde wasn't a nuclear submarine officer as he's claimed. Nor is he an attorney as he declared on financial disclosures forms. He hasn't passed the bar. Clyde Shavers posted an apology on his campaign website. The extent of damage from his embellishments is about to be seen.
An historic moment
Two members of the Snohomish County Council are competing for seats in the state Legislature. If Strom Peterson, a Democrat, and Sam Low, a Republican, are successful it will be quite a feat. Never have two sitting county council members served as state lawmakers at the same time.
Peterson, of Edmonds, actually has both jobs now. He's the incumbent state representative in the 21st Legislative District and a huge favorite to win re-election. Low, of Lake Stevens, is challenging incumbent Rep. Robert Sutherland, R-Granite Falls, in the 39th Legislative District.
Holding two jobs is legal. Washington has what's called a citizen Legislature and it's presumed members return to other jobs when a session ends. And if you're wondering, a County Council member earns $126,571 a year and state lawmakers earn $57,876 a year.
Doing both jobs won't be easy. Low, for example, has said he has an idea of how it's going to work but "if I can't make them both work, I'll be glad to give one up." He hasn't said which one.
Republican versus Republican
The Low-Sutherland contest is quite the intra-party scrap.
Sutherland, a firebrand conservative, won his past elections pretty handily. However, the 39th Legislative District got seriously reshaped in redistricting. Communities along U.S. 2 where he dominated are gone, replaced primarily by the city of Lake Stevens, home base for the milder-mannered though nearly as conservative Low.
Democrats and independents may decide this one as they accounted for 40% of votes cast in the primary. Independent political committees sent mailers to potentially decisive voters urging them to oppose Sutherland and not leave the ballot blank. The Jackson Legacy Fund, which backs moderate Democrats, produced one. Responsible Leadership PAC, led by the Washington Association of Realtors and the Washington State Labor Council, did the other.
"Personally, I feel voters are turned off by these types of negative and misleading ads, causing voters to lose interest in the race and possibly choosing not to vote at all," Sutherland said. "Or these poor ads may even back-fire and voters will choose the candidate who hasn't engaged in such activities."
On the front line
Control of the U.S. House of Representatives could come down to the duel between Democratic Rep. Kim Schrier and Republican Matt Larkin in Washington's 8th Congressional District.
Republicans need to gain at least five seats in electoral battles across the country on Tuesday 8 to retake the majority from Democrats. They view the one Schrier is sitting in as a potential pick-up. And thanks to redistricting, roughly 47,000 voters in Snohomish County will get a say in how things turn out.
The redrawn 8th District is spread across parts of six counties — Snohomish, King, Pierce, Chelan, Kittitas and Douglas. In Snohomish County, Darrington, Granite Falls and communities along U.S. 2 such as Sultan and Gold Bar are in it. So too is part of Monroe.
Polling consistently shows Schrier ahead by a smidgen, a margin that could be erased by the smallest of Red waves.
The tussle for Secretary of State is a close one. The vote-rich, progressive-heavy electorate in Seattle and parts of King County could be the deciders. So too could conservative Republicans.
Democrat Steve Hobbs of Lake Stevens, who got appointed secretary of state in November, is up against Pierce County Auditor Julie Anderson, who is running as a nonpartisan candidate.
She touts that she won't let partisan politics into the office. The campaign is different. She's running an ad in the Seattle market hitting Hobbs, a moderate, for voting against "progressive policies" in his tenure in the state Senate. Hobbs, for example, blocked Gov. Jay Inslee's clean fuel standard when he chaired the Senate Transportation Committee.
Meanwhile, Republican state Rep. Brad Klippert s running a write-in campaign for the job. Any vote he gets will come from the political right, voters who might otherwise have cast their lot with Anderson.
With so many undecided voters, this could take a few days to sort out.
Jerry Cornfield: 360-352-8623; jcornfield@heraldnet.com; Twitter: @dospueblos.
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Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes Screening
Beyond Beats and Rhymes (56 min.), a 2006 Sundance Film Festival selection, is a ground-breaking documentary that examines representations of manhood, sexism, and homophobia in hip-hop culture. The film was conceived as a "loving critique" of certain disturbing developments in rap music culture from a long-time Hip-Hop head and former college quarterback, Byron Hurt. Interviewees include Mos Def, Fat Joe, Chuck D, Russell Simmons, Beverly Guy-Sheftall, Michael Erik Dyson, and Sarah Jones.
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An American Citizen is a 1914 American silent romantic comedy film directed by J. Searle Dawley. The film is noteworthy as the feature film debut of John Barrymore. Distributed by Famous Players Film Company, the film is based on the 1897 Broadway play of the same name by Madeleine Lucette Ryley. The film is now presumed lost.

Cast
 John Barrymore - Beresford Kruger
 Evelyn Moore - Beatrice Carewe
 Peter Lang - Peter Barbury
 Hal Clarendon - Egerton Brown
 Mrs. M.S. Smith - Carola Chapin
 Ethel West - Georgia Chapin
 Howard Missimer - Sir Humphrey Bunn
 Edith Henkle - Lady Bunn
 Alexander Gaden - Otto Storbie
 Wellington A. Playter - Valet
 Joe Short - Office Boy
 Ernest Truex - Mercury
 Alexandru Haidau

See also
List of Paramount Pictures films
John Barrymore filmography

References

External links

 Famous Players - ad(archived)
 glass slide(archived)
An American Citizen: An Original Comedy in Four Acts by Madeleine Lucette Ryley

1914 films
1910s romantic comedy films
Films directed by J. Searle Dawley
American romantic comedy films
American silent feature films
American black-and-white films
American films based on plays
Lost American films
Lost romantic comedy films
1914 lost films
1914 comedy films
1910s American films
Silent romantic comedy films
Silent American comedy films
1910s English-language films

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You've spent 10 years studying and working to be a fully qualified GP. And finally, you are doing what you love – providing high-quality medical care for the community. But since the birth of your daughter last year, you wish you had more flexibility around your working hours.
You've spent years in the medical profession as a GP. You don't want to give it up entirely, but would like to cut back on your working hours and pursue other interests. And you want to use your vital skills and experience for the community.
If this is you, then you have more choices than you think. Like other professions offering short-term contracts with flexible working arrangements, a doctor can now choose the hours, the location and the length of the contract by joining an after hours medical deputising service, without losing a stable income. And best of all, as a doctor, you can keep doing what you love – providing high-quality medical care.
Why consider an after hours medical deputising service?
As a society, we all lose out when our highly-trained doctors or GPs have to leave the workforce for personal commitments. Our most vulnerable are senior citizens, infants, toddlers and young children. They often need medical attention after hours, on weekends and public holidays when their regular GP is not available. Sometimes carers cannot get them to hospital emergency rooms, and when they do, there are long wait times. After hours medical deputising services aim to fulfil this need by connecting doctors who want more flexible work hours with those who require after hours medical care in the comfort of their home.
GP practices around the country have long appreciated the benefits of providing their patients with round-the-clock care, even in their absence. Many have partnered with a trusted after hours medical deputising service, such as DoctorDoctor, to ensure their patients are looked after until they can take over again in normal daytime hours.
DoctorDoctor provides 'Better Connected After Hours Healthcare'. The community has access to urgent but non-emergency, high-quality after hours care, doctors get an opportunity for flexible working hours and GP practices can ensure their patients are attended to in their absence by a service of their choice. The goal is to offer the best medical care outcomes to the community.
So, what does an after hours medical deputising service offer a doctor?
Our contracts can be for periods between 13 weeks and 24 months, with extensions or fully flexible options possible.
Doctors are rostered 4 weeks in advance. While shifts are flexible, some of our full-time doctors work 8-12 hour shifts.
We use the latest in mobile technology to give our doctors comprehensive information and security.
Our Medical Advisory team's support is a big draw for young doctors. Our service is fully accredited to Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) Standards and is an approved Medical Deputising Service under the Department of Health and Ageing AMDS Program. We provide a collaborative and supportive environment for our doctors working towards their GP credentials.
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Then-Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney and Donald Trump arrive at a news conference held by Trump to endorse Romney for president at the Trump International Hotel & Tower Las Vegas, Feb. 2, 2012.
Mitt Romney said in an interview that aired Sunday that Trump's vocal advocacy of birtherism — a racially-charged movement predicated on the fiction that President Obama is not a natural-born U.S. citizen — during the previous general election cycle is "very different" from the "highly offensive" comments Trump has made thus far on the campaign trail.
Chris Matthews presses Republican front-runner Donald Trump on whether he still believes that President Barack Obama is not American, but the outspoken candidate becomes uncharacteristically demure.
The former GOP candidate for president has become one of Donald Trump's strongest critics despite competing for and winning Trump's endorsement in 2012. He has criticized Trump for his reluctance to disavow support from former KKK leader David Duke and other white supremacist groups, tweeting that Trump's "coddling of repugnant bigotry is not in the character of America." Last Thursday, Romney went further, giving an address that labeled Trump as a phony and a fraud.
In light of his strong opposition to Trump as the Republican presidential nominee, CNN's chief political analyst, Gloria Borger, pressed Romney on why he had accepted Trump's endorsement in 2012, as the business mogul had by then loudly called for Obama to release his birth certificate to prove he was born in the United States and hinted that Obama was trying to hide documents that would have proved that he was a Muslim. When Borger asked if Trump's birtherism was "bad enough," Romney disagreed.
Trump, along with other members of the Republican party, has spent years aggressively questioning Obama's nativity, saying he had real doubts about the president's birthplace. But Trump was at the forefront of the movement in 2011, going so far as to claim (with little evidence) that he sent investigators to Hawaii.
Even after the White House released an official copy of Obama's long-form birth certificate, Trump continued his invective.
Trump told MSNBC's Chris Matthews in December that he did not want to take questions about his past calls for the president to release his birth certificate, and avoided answering whether he still believes that Obama was not born in the United States. The GOP front-runner said that when he discusses birtherism, people were less inclined to discuss his political positions.
"I don't answer that question because once I answer the question, they don't want to talk about the economy," Trump said to Matthews.
On Sunday, Romney was dismissive of Trump's birther crusade, but acknowledged that it seems to have foreshadowed some of the "outrageous" positions the real estate mogul has taken thus far in the 2016 season.
The former Republican nominee then attributed Trump's beliefs to a pattern of delusion.
"He's saying things which get people excited, but which are detached from reality," Romney said.


Automatic transmissions are perhaps one of the better inventions in the automotive world; a transmission that would automatically change gears is one of the best things you can have if you get stuck in rush hour stop-and-go traffic.
The automatic gearbox was first invented in 1921 by Canadian steam engineer Alfred Horner Munro using compressed air to switch gears; unfortunately it never found successful commercial applications because it lacked power. Eleven years after, Brazilian engineers José Braz Araripe and Fernando Lehly Lemos developed a new prototype model using hydraulic fluid. It was sold to General Motors along with the plans; later being introduced as the 'Hydra-Matic' in 1940 with the Oldsmobile.
Not all automatic transmissions are the equal, though. The three common kinds of automatics found in cars today are the hydraulic automatic transmission, continuously variable transmission (CVT), and dual-clutch automatic transmission. For a more in-depth feature on automatic transmissions, read Tito Hermoso's Making Automatic Sense.
In their quest for efficient performance and fuel economy, major automakers have started adapting use of CVT and dual-clutch automatic transmissions. This means your old neighborhood mechanic might be wrong when he says all automatic transmissions are the same when you pull in to his shop for servicing.
French lubricant specialist Motul, which has been in the oil business since 1853, introduced specific fluids for modern transmissions. Through its Philippine distributor Prestige Autosport, Motul now offers the Multi CVTF (continuously variable transmission fluid) and the Multi DCTF (dual-clutch transmission fluid).
The Motul Multi CVTF is a Technosynthese (semi-synthetic) high-tech transmission fluid that has been developed to suit a wide range of passenger vehicles conforming to stringent OEM standards of Audi, BMW, Citroen, Ford, GM and Mercedes-Benz. It is suitable for either belt or chain driven CVT gearboxes. Locally, manufacturers commonly offering models with CVT are Honda, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Subaru, Toyota.
The Multi CVTF offers even better fuel economy for CVT equipped cars by providing optimum metal-to-metal friction. At cold temperatures, the CVT reaction is also improved. Its high shear stability gives an extended lifetime duration as well as gives better protection against belt wear, and extends the life of the chain and pulleys.
For dual-clutch transmissions (DCT), Motul has developed the high-performance Technosynthese Multi DCTF. It has been developed to suit DCT gearboxes with either Double-Dry Clutch or Double-Wet Clutch design. Motul engineers have closely worked with DCT makers ZF, Getrag and Borg Warner for optimal performance with their transmissions. Multi DCTF is suitable for use with VW-Audi-SEAT-Skoda (VAG) DSG or S-tronic, BMW DKG, Ferrari TF DCT-F3, Mercedes-Benz 7G-DCT, Porsche PDK, Ford Powershift, PSA Peugeot-Citroën DCS, Mitsubishi Twin Clutch SST and Nissan GR6 used in the R35 GT-R.
For more about how dual clutch transmissions work, read The Truth About Dual Clutches by Vince Porenlos.
For standard hydraulic type automatics, Motul offers the 100% synthetic ATF-1A which conforms to JASO-1A, Dexron III, Mercon, and Allison C-4 standards. And the Multi ATF which meets OEM recommendations of US, Asian and European manufacturers and JASO-1A, Dexron III, Dexron II, Mercon V, and Allison C-4 standards.
Using the wrong fluids will cause permanent damage to your transmission which are costly and at most times irreversible. Always remember to check your owner's manual on which fluid you should use for your car or ask your dealer.
For more info on Motul products, contact Prestige Autosport at (02)-7260399 or visit www.auto-plus.com, or find them on Facebook.


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South Tower At the Point Aventura is one of 5 exclusive towers within a framework of a luxury residential complex, occupying 36 acres of the coast in Aventura.
Territory of the elite residential community The Point is a beautiful tropical park washed by the Coastal watercourse. Magical scenery, world-class amenities and impeccable service give the unique experience of living on a beautiful tropical resort.
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School, for the most part, doesn't help students find purpose. And the consequences are enormous.
Researchers found that 70 percent of students who didn't finish high school said they were unmotivated. In college, the stakes are even higher. Recent studies show that most students do not graduate on time and over 40% of them do not graduate at all within six years of their start date. While there are many factors that play into this dismal outcome, according to the 2015 ACT College Choice Report, research has shown that one issue is the alignment (or lack of alignment) between a student's core interests and their chosen major. This alignment, called interest-major fit, is positively related to persistence in a major or college. Other research demonstrates that this also correlates with a higher college GPA. When it is missing, students battle to complete their education.
How do we expect the next generation to design the future if they can't design their own lives?
Students who struggle with a sense of purpose include some very high achievers. They appear "successful" by traditional measures of achievement but don't always know what or why they are achieving. This can have serious consequences later on. I spoke with one former college student who had taken all of the AP classes he could at his high school, earned a high GPA, and was accepted into multiple universities. After a year of college, he dropped out.
We adults may be part of the problem. In many ways, we have designed what students may want and care about out of the structure of school experience. This can create a situation where students feel little personal ownership in their success. We unwittingly teach them that their interests and desires are subordinate to those of the textbook, the schedule, and our collective vision of their future.
We sort them by age, not aptitude; govern learning by bells, not mastery; teach to the test, not to their interests.
We are not creating leaders this way; we are creating followers. We are not creating innovators; we are creating consumers. How do we expect the next generation to design the future if they can't design their own lives?
In my previous role as the Director of the Office of Educational Technology at the U.S. Department of Education and in my present role as ISTE Chief Learning Officer, I am struck by how often we find that students, and even some teachers, feel disengaged with school. Nearly half of middle and high students in a 2016 Gallup poll reported being either not engaged or actively disengaged in school. And yet as I travel the country, I encounter examples of schools where nearly every student is fully engaged and excited to be there.
Where student and teacher agency is respected, supported, and rewarded, engagement skyrockets.
When students are given voice and choice in their learning, when teachers are given flexibility to respond to these needs and interests, the school setting becomes more meaningful for both of them. This flexibility opens the door for teachers to better align school experiences with the students own sense of purpose.
Purpose is not something we can give students, but it is something we can help them find.
In light of this, we at the Department worked to support more active, learner-driven approaches to educational technology. Whether it was updating guidelines for early learners to encourage active co-viewing of media with adults, or advocating for personalized learning systems to be more attuned to the interests of the students they were designed to serve, we encouraged leaders and educators to put the learner at the center of the active use of digital tools. And in my present role, we focus our ISTE standards for students on helping educators foster empowered learners who are knowledge constructors, innovative designers, and creative communicators.
This is exactly what drew me to participate in a design residency with IDEO's Design for Learning team earlier this year: their ethos of re-envisioning learning systems to be deeply human-centered and their fierce advocacy for the students and teachers in those systems.
IDEO's Purpose Project embodies this very human-centered approach.The Purpose Project provides an app paired with a set of collaborative, small group activities that high school and early college students can use to start discovering and building intention and purpose into their lives. It empowers students to design exploratory experiences that relate directly to their interests. Through this process, students become more reflective and intentional about their own interests and motivations both inside and outside of the classroom. And by approaching learning and life through the lens of what matters the most to them, they are able to bridge their learning in school with their lives outside of school.
IDEO isn't the only one working to open up pathways for purpose. The Future Project places "Dream Directors" in schools to "unlock the limitless potential" of students by coaching them through a journey of self-discovery that leads to student-led, purpose-driven action that positively impacts the student's school and community. GripTape Learning Challenge provides youth with an adult "champion" and a small budget to support them in intensively learning about something they are passionate about outside of school. RoadTrip Nation provides learners with thousands of career stories that "illuminate diverse pathways and careers" and an interactive tool to help them explore their own unique combination of interests and relate those to career possibilities.
Developing a strong sense of self, an understanding of personal strengths and acting on what a person finds most meaningful is not going to be listed on a high school transcript (at least not yet!). But those skills and experiences may be better at determining whether or not a student graduates at all.
Of course, many of us don't know exactly what we want to do in life, and even if we think we do, we find our notions changing with time. That's okay. But it is frustrating to lack the tools to help us get from where we are to where we might want to be. While high school counselors can help students with this process, a national average of 491 students to one counselor makes it extremely challenging to reach every student. By allowing students to lead their own learning and exploration, we are teaching them to be intentional. This helps them develop long-term capacity to shape their environment to better align to their needs and goals.
Whether that leads students to a college major that fits their interests or to a professional trade that they find fascinating or to satisfying explorations and experiences unrelated to their work life, they are much more likely to be invested in something that will ultimately help them feel happy and fulfilled. Something that will make their life more meaningful, more purposeful.
Joseph South (@southjoseph) is the Chief Learning Officer at the International Society for Technology in Education and the former Director of the Office of Educational Technology at the U.S. Department of Education. He is presently a Design Resident at IDEO.