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The Maze Runner series is a series of young adult science fiction adventure novels by James Dashner.
For some odd reason I just finished listening to the first 4 books.
The plot is somewhat interesting. Better than Hunger Games, for example.
Still, I'd never have even heard of this YA series if it weren't for the films. The films are slightly better.
The Maze Runner, was released on September 19, 2014 and became a commercial success grossing over $348 million worldwide. The second film, Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials was released on September 18, 2015, and was also a success, grossing over $312 million worldwide. The film series is set to continue with the third film, Maze Runner: The Death Cure which is set to be released on February 17, 2017.
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Looks very nice, in my opinion you can't go far wrong with red and black.
Thanks for your reply, I don't know if the auto gearbox helps much as there still seem to be people complaining that have automatic cars..
Sounds good, you will have to show us some pictures.
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Mark Meadows To Cooperate With January 6 Committee: Report
Carmine SabiaNovember 30, 2021
Former White House Chief of Staff for Donald Trump, Mark Meadows, has agreed to cooperate with the Democrat-led January 6 select committee.
Meadows has agreed to report for an initial interview, CNN, who first broke the story on Tuesday, reported.
"Mr. Meadows has been engaging with the Select Committee through his attorney," Democratic Mississippi Rep. Bennie Thompson the chair of the committee, said in a statement to CNN. "He has produced records to the committee and will soon appear for an initial deposition. The Select Committee expects all witnesses, including Mr. Meadows, to provide all information requested and that the Select Committee is lawfully entitled to receive. The Committee will continue to assess his degree of compliance with our subpoena after the deposition."
Meadows' lawyer George Terwilliger said in a statement to CNN that there is now an understanding between the two parties on how information can be exchanged moving forward, stating that his client and the committee are open to engaging on a certain set of topics as they work out how to deal with information that the committee is seeking that could fall under executive privilege.
But the agreement could be fragile if the two sides do not agree on what is privileged information. News of the understanding comes as Trump's lawyers argued in front of a federal appeals court in Washington that the former President should be able to assert executive privilege over records from the committee.
"As we have from the beginning, we continue to work with the Select Committee and its staff to see if we can reach an accommodation that does not require Mr. Meadows to waive Executive Privilege or to forfeit the long-standing position that senior White House aides cannot be compelled to testify before Congress," the attorney said. "We appreciate the Select Committee's openness to receiving voluntary responses on non-privileged topics."
CNN reported that multiple sources informed the news organization that Meadows had a new posture of cooperation with the committee.
"It's not incorrect to say he has cooperated to some extent, but he hasn't completely fulfilled his obligation and we need to see what happens. But Meadows doesn't want to be held in contempt," a source said to CNN.
"It is fair to say he is not Bannon, and he is not Clark … and he doesn't want to be," they said. "But how much he is cooperating, and how much he will cooperate remains an open question. He has done some things … but he has not fulfilled all his obligations … and it is not entirely clear yet how much he will cooperate."
"We can tell the difference between someone who is stalling or faking, we don't think that's what is going on here," the source said.
Democratic Rep. Pete Aguilar agreed that Meadows could have a "minor claim" to executive privilege, but that claim would not include questions that the committee has for him that "have nothing to do with the conversations he had directly with the President."
"His conversations about stopping a free and fair election, about criticizing and stopping the counting of electoral votes, about his coordination with campaign officials on private devices that were not turned over, all of those issues are not privilege worthy and he has some explaining to do," he said.
Some members of the committee had hinted in recent days that Meadows could start cooperating.
"I expect that there is going to be movement particularly on Mark Meadows that we'll know about shortly, in the next day, next two days or so. And I think the people will be pleased with that," Rep. Adam Kinzinger said on the MSNBC show "Morning Joe" on Monday.

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Hyatt Hotels Corp. announced plans Monday for eight hotels in Latin America, expected to open over the next four years. Six of those properties will be in Mexico, one in Colombia and one in Chile. Two of the Mexican hotels are slated for Los Cabos: the 196-room Park Hyatt Los Cabos, debuting in 2015 with meeting space and a 13,000-square-foot spa; and the 157-room Hyatt Place San José del Cabo, opening in 2013 near the beach, golf courses, commercial areas, and dining and entertainment venues. In the Riviera Maya, south of Cancún, the company will open the 220-room Park Hyatt Riviera Maya in 2016 in a mixed-use golf development, offering meeting space, three restaurants and a spa; the 213-room Andaz Mayakoba, which will open in the master-planned Mayakoba development in 2015; and the 332-room Hyatt Playa, debuting in Playa del Carmen in 2015 with food-and-beverage outlets, a spa and a fitness center. The 144-room Hyatt Place Tijuana will open in 2013, in the central Aviación district. In Colombia, the 250-room Hyatt Regency Cartagena will debut in 2015 in a mixed-use development in the oceanside Bocagrande district. That property, Hyatt's first in Colombia, will offer a 7,500-square-foot ballroom, a spa, a fitness center, a restaurant and a pool. And in Chile, the 160-room Hyatt Place Vitacura, named for its Santiago location, will open late this year. Hyatt also is developing four previously announced Latin American properties: the 408-room Grand Hyatt Río de Janeiro, in Brazil; the 150-room Andaz Papagayo and the 120-room Hyatt Place San José Pinares, both in Costa Rica; and the 167-room Hyatt Place Panama City, in Panama.


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TNT Renews 'Murder in the First' for Season 2
TNT Renews Murder in the First for Season 2
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TNT has ordered a second season of its powerful crime drama Murder in the First, starring Taye Diggs (Private Practice) and Kathleen Robertson (Boss). The series, which is executive produced by Emmy winner Steven Bochco (NYPD Blue) and Eric Lodal, ranked as one of basic cable's Top 10 series of the summer. TNT has ordered 10 episodes for the second season.
Over the summer, Murder in the First took viewers deep inside a complex homicide investigation that spanned the entire season. The series followed San Francisco homicide detectives Terry English (Diggs) and Hildy Mulligan (Robertson) as they investigated two seemingly unrelated murders. The mystery deepened, however, when they found that both murders had a common denominator in a Silicon Valley wunderkind.
In its first season, Murder in the First averaged more than 4.7 million viewers in Live + 7 delivery, including 1.3 million adults 25-54. The drama drew a sizeable audience through TNT's various platforms, reaching an average of 9.2 million viewers through live television viewing, DVR playback, set-top VOD and digital on-demand.
Murder in the First is produced by TNT Originals. TBS International is handling distribution to regions outside the United States and Canada.


Half Light Music's origins can be traced back to the unfortunate and premature demise of Epic recording artist, Bliss 66. Frontman and songwriter Cheyenne Goff found himself with a growing catalogue of material but lacking the right combination of players to bring the songs to life…Re-enter bassist Donnie Patty, who had shared the stage with Goff both in Bliss 66 and the Paper Street Saints, a Detroit based rock outfit that generated much local and regional success. As the cinders began to cool on that band, it just made sense for them to get back to their roots making hook oriented rock songs that folks could tap their foot and sing along to. And that is exactly what they've done with HLM.
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America First Update Aug 31, 2021
Yes, Biden surrendered Kabul: EXCLUSIVE Interview with President Trump
Clip of President Trump's Alabama rally: Do you think that General Patton was woke? I don't think so. What do you think, Mike? Mike, was he woke? I don't think so. I don't think he was too woke. He was the exact opposite. You know what woke means; it means you're a loser.
SEBASTIAN GORKA: That was President Trump in Alabama at the weekend, at a record-breaking rally. And we are honored to have my former boss with us, here, on our national radio show AMERICA First, across the country.
President Trump, welcome back.
PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP: Thank you very much, Sebastian.
GORKA: Mr. President, let's start at the beginning. How different was your approach to national security? There was no wokeism under the U.S. military when you were Commander-in-Chief. Talk to our millions of listeners across the country about your plans for Afghanistan, the conditions-based withdrawal, and what we have witnessed, the disaster we've witnessed in the last three weeks.
TRUMP: Maybe the greatest, most embarrassing disaster we've ever witnessed in our country. The difference was almost…first of all, it was the opposite, it was the exact opposite. We knocked out ISIS. When I took over, ISIS was all over the Middle East. We knocked out 100% of the ISIS caliphate. I noticed now they call it ISIS-K, so you'll explain that, but we knocked out 100% of the ISIS caliphate. We took out Al-Baghdadi, the leader of ISIS, and you know what else and who else we took out. We took out plenty, and we were in total control, in terms of Kabul and in terms of Afghanistan. They weren't even close to us.
We were going to get people – because I believe in getting out, 21 years is enough, and we were like a police force over there, and they've got to take care of themselves. And as you know better than anybody, I predicted as soon as we leave, they would stop fighting, and they were fighting for a lot of money. They were among the highest-paid soldiers in the world, paid for by the American taxpayer. So that's exactly what happened.
What we were going to do is get our citizens out, take out other people who deserved to be taken out. Then we were gonna knock the hell out of the bases, but before we did that we were gonna take out all of our military equipment. I said down to the nails and the screws and the bolts, everything out, nice and easily, and then we take out the soldiers, and probably blow up the bases, because why should we give them to somebody else to use? So that was it.
And Bagram, we were going to keep because Bagram is near China, near Iran, and also in Afghanistan, so it covered a lot of territory. So I would've kept that. And it's a great area for exactly what it represents. So, you know, they spent billions and billions of dollars building it, that's a big Air Force base. So – I think the biggest in the world, actually – so we would've kept that. Instead we fled, and there was no reason for it. The soldiers come out last, and the Army, the military comes out last, after the people and after all of the $83 billion worth of the most highly-sophisticated military equipment anywhere in the world, it is a disgrace what's taken place here, and an embarrassment to our country. This is the greatest embarrassment in the history of our country, there's never been anything like it.
And we had, I had meetings, through telephone calls, with Abdul. And I explained to Abdul that if any soldiers, any Americans are hurt or anything, these were all conditions. We had a conditions-based deal. And they were living up to them, and if they didn't we bombed the hell out of them. But they were living up to them, a couple of times they got slow, and we bombed them. And in 18 months we haven't lost one American soldier, because of that agreement. And if they came, and if they started edging into Kabul, we would've sent out the F-18s and knocked the hell out of them, and they would immediately back.
But we really didn't have to do that. He understood that they were going to be treated more harshly than any country anytime in the history of the world, and he understood that. And we had some very good discussions, some very tough discussions, but they understood that. We would've gotten all our Americans out, all of everybody else that we wanted has to be vetted very carefully right now. They're just coming out by the thousands, and guaranteed there'll be many terrorists in that group.
And then we were gonna take out the military equipment, and it would've been very simple. In fact, when we left, nobody would've even known, and then they could've continued to fight their civil war, or whatever they've been doing for hundreds of years.
GORKA: Mr. President, the lying legacy media is supporting the Biden Administration narrative that this is your plan, this is what you would have done. It is clear, you've just communicated you had a conditions-based withdrawal plan, you would've kept Bagram. What would you be doing right now if you were the Commander-in-Chief? If one U.S. citizen were hurt in Afghanistan, what would your response be, and how would you use our special forces?
TRUMP: Well, we're in a much worse position right now than we were when I had it. It was absolutely, we had it so locked down, we would've been able to leave so easily, and so, I mean, it would've just been a beautiful process. And then the only question was probably you'd bomb the bases, because why should we give those bases to others? So we bomb, we would bomb the hell out of the bases, the various bases, other than Bagram, which we would've kept.
But if you think about it, how can it be worse? So now it's a much more difficult position, because they have thousands of hostages, American hostages. You know, Jimmy Carter had a small number of hostages. Now they have thousands of American hostages, so it's much different. I would absolutely have a plan, but I don't want to say what the plan is, because I think it would be inappropriate.
GORKA: But the idea that you would be taking orders from the Taliban like Joe Biden is?
TRUMP: Ridiculous, because I dealt with Abdul and everybody else, and we were totally in charge. And they never would've come in, they wouldn't have even tried to come into Kabul, even though Ghani, I always said he's a crook, 100% crooked, bad leader, but a crooked guy. And he had the United States Senate wrapped around his finger, that was his only strength, he had Congress wrapped around his finger. That was his only strength, he wasn't liked, he wasn't respected, the government was corrupt. And I knew, I always said, I said it to you a couple of times, I said as soon as we are thinking about leaving, he'll be the first one out the door. And I guess he took, based on what I hear, he took plenty of cash.
GORKA: He did.
TRUMP: Our cash.
GORKA: Since I last saw you in Trump Tower in New York, let's talk about another connected issue: The situation on the Southern border has escalated, it's even worse than it was a couple of months ago. Talk to us about what you're witnessing, and how it is different from what you did for all the American people when you were the Commander-in-Chief.
TRUMP: So when I left, we had the strongest border, Southern border in the history of our country. We had built almost 500 miles of Wall, mostly finished, all we had to do was finish certain areas, could've taken a month. And he said he's not gonna do it, and it's shocking. But it still helped. And we had the best numbers we'd ever had, and they ought to finish that Wall, it would take a month. And they've got to paint the Wall. It doesn't sound very glamorous, but you paint it or it rusts. And we were all set to start.
And then we had a rigged election, and the numbers, I mean, it's so ridiculous what happened in that election. That election was totally rigged. It was rigged, it was stolen, it was corrupt, the most we'd ever seen in our country in the history. I mean, more corrupt than most other elections in third-world countries. So, we had a rigged election and things changed, and they took over. And as soon as they took over, they opened up our country to prisoners, to convicts, to drug dealers and drug addicts, and they opened it up to murders and traffickers, human traffickers, mostly women. As soon as they took over, they destroyed it; it took them two months.
Now yesterday we had a big victory…
GORKA: Yes.
TRUMP: …in the Supreme Court, with the 'Stay in Mexico' – I had everybody staying in Mexico who couldn't come into the country – but the Stay in Mexico was just upheld. And it was a big, big victory. But, you see it was really a big victory for the country, because what was happening was people were coming in, and they were just allowing them to spread all over the country. Now when you talk about COVID, they weren't tested, they didn't wear masks, and they didn't do vaccinations, these are infected people.
Same thing with all of the people we're taking out of Afghanistan. So those people are now being spread all over the world, and they're not tested for COVID, and they don't have masks, and…I feel very badly for those people, but the whole world is gonna get re-infected.
GORKA: And your reaction…
TRUMP: A lot of decisions.
GORKA: Your assessment of the woman who is meant to be in charge of the Southern border, who, when she's asked about it, nervously laughs or cackles and says, "Well I haven't been to Europe yet," or when she gets off the plane in Asia, Kamala is asked about the situation in Afghanistan, and likewise laughs at the reporter asking questions.
TRUMP: Yeah…
GORKA: Your take on the person who's supposed to be securing the border?
TRUMP: Well, it's very sad. And she didn't want that job, and she basically hasn't accepted that job, because it would look like she's not doing anything at the border, he's not doing anything. We have open borders, where millions of people are pouring through those borders, and I'm not talking thousands or hundreds of thousands. I'm talking about millions and millions of people are coming up through those borders, and they're coming in from the Middle East as well as Mexico and other places.
GORKA: We're going to continue our discussion with President Trump, my former boss in the White House, 45th Commander-in-Chief, here on the Salem Radio Network. If you want to continue listening to our discussion, we are video-streaming it at Rumble.com.
Mr. President, I have to ask you…we're very excited, I've said publicly here on America First, I've said it on numerous interviews on Newsmax and elsewhere that before I saw you recently in New York, I had a 95% certitude that you would be running again. After I saw you I said it is a 99.9% certitude that you're running.
TRUMP: laughs
GORKA: If you run, as far as I'm concerned, you're going to win. What is the second Administration going to be like? And as far as I'm concerned, if I may, as a former insider, the key question is going to be personnel. We need to build the bench that helps staff you and doesn't subvert you. What are your plans, what would the second term look like, and who's going to build that bench for you, sir?
TRUMP: Well first of all, for your listeners, you did a fantastic job. You were terrified, I deal with you a lot. And I dealt with you after you went out and made a fortune, I hope you're making a fortune anyway…
GORKA: laughs
TRUMP: …but I think you are anyway, based on your ratings. But I dealt with you a lot, and that's why I do your show and I don't do a lot of other shows. I do people I respect, and people that have been fair, and you've been, really I congratulate you. But to a very important and a great job that you did, you have a knowledge; I heard the word "strategist" mentioned in the opening, that you were a strategist. And that's really what Biden needs; he needs somebody to help him, because our country is embarrassed. Our country has never been embarrassed like they are right now.
And the speech in Alabama, where we had a massive crowd. They say 68,000 people showed up, in the rain! It was rain and thunder. And we put up, I put up, I had the idea the morning of, this was Saturday, the morning of, put up the General Patton opening monologue, that he does in the movie Patton…
TRUMP: …which I don't know if he got the Academy Award, or very close, and I think George C. Scott did get the Academy Award. But we put up the opening monologue. And I said "that is not a woke general, but it's a general that knows how to win." And we have guys that are more interested in things that have nothing to do with our military.
It's really, what's going on now is crazy, with our whole country, with our whole country.
GORKA: Well you…
TRUMP: What they're doing now to our country is absolutely frightening.
GORKA: Well, you kind of nailed it. You summarized the reality of the culture war, in those famous lines of the weekend. It's inspired us; we've even got new T-shirts. If you agree with the President, you need to check out "If you're woke, that means you're a loser!" We've designed them already, you can get them at the SebGorkaStore.com.
TRUMP: Good!
GORKA: It says, "If you're woke, you're a loser!"
GORKA: And that's straight from my former boss, President Trump. Mr. Trump, President Trump, can I ask you a very serious question about…look, the people love you. They come out in their tens of thousands. As somebody said on my show, there is nobody since FDR who can move tens of thousands of people with the love that you have, Mr. President. What is your message to those…there are a lot of people out there who voted for you twice, who after last November, have said "That's it, it's over, I give up. They're gonna steal it again." What do you say to those Americans who have lost hope, Mr. President?
TRUMP: Well first of all, one of the reasons they come out in the kind of numbers, when you have 60, 70, 80,000 people showing up…we did one in Florida that was massive, we did one in Ohio that was incredible. I mean, it's, there's never been…there has actually never been anything like this, this whole movement of America First, or you could say Make America Great Again, there are plenty of definitions.
But, there's never been a movement like this. And they are looking for hope. And you know, what happened in the last election is terrible. So we won two elections, we did better the second time by the way, I don't know if you know that, Sebastian.
TRUMP: But we got 12 million more votes the second time, we did much better the second time than we did the first time. But when something's rigged, it's rigged. And my message to them – we may have to do it a third time. OK, that's the bottom line. But my message to them is: Keep fighting, keep strong, we're not gonna let it happen, they're not gonna take our country away. It's going to be bigger and better and stronger than ever, but we're going to have to do something, because we have some very, very sick people. They're very evil too. We've got a lot of evil people. But we've got people that I really believe do not love our country.
GORKA: You gave one of…the two most impressive speeches you gave during my time at the White House, as far as I'm concerned, were the very first address to Congress, to the joint session, and then afterwards your Warsaw Speech. I just want to play a very small snippet to remind people of what a Commander-in-Chief looks like, and to ask you how this applies today with the Taliban. This is your first address to the joint session of Congress, and you're discussing the then-threat of ISIS. Cut 2.
Clip of President Trump's 2017 address: I directed the Department of Defense to develop a plan to demolish and destroy ISIS, a network of lawless savages that have slaughtered Muslims and Christians and men and women and children of all faiths, and all beliefs. We will work with our allies, including our friends and allies in the Muslim world, to extinguish this vile enemy from our planet.
GORKA: Since then, we have seen very disturbing things, Mr. President. We have a Secretary of Defense, called Lloyd Austin, testifying on Capitol Hill saying he's going to hunt down enemies inside the armed forces. We've got Mark Milley saying that he's fine with Critical Race Theory; he doesn't know what it is, but it's great, and he loves studying "White rage," because he's White. How concerned are you, and how tough will it be for you? What plans do you have for your second term to deal with the woke-ification, the politicization of the greatest military the world has ever seen, Mr. President?
TRUMP: Well, when you say the greatest military the world has ever seen…As I said, woke is losers. And I used another word to describe woke, but I won't use it on your radio show; I can do it at a rally, but I'd rather not use it on your radio show, you know the word I'm talking about.
GORKA: I do.
TRUMP: That's woke. And take a look at what happened…you talk about the greatest military, but take a look at what happened in Afghanistan. I mean, we beat the Nazis, but look at this. We're being sent out of Afghanistan, and frankly, the August 31st date is not being lengthened because they're not allowing him to do it! It's not because of him, it's because they're not allowing him anymore time. Whoever thought this was possible?
So with this woke culture, our military's gonna be a loser, and the whole country's gonna be a loser. So the bottom line is we have to change it. And it was all done by an election that was just fraudulent. It was a fraudulent election. And this is how we have it. And, you know, they're changing the whole culture. We're becoming a Communist state. Everyone's being prosecuted, there are prosecutors all over the place, they're using the Justice Department and local prosecutors at a level that nobody's seen before. All the things that are happening…this is like a Communist country that's being run. And it's a disgrace.
I will tell you, Bill Barr certainly didn't do this stuff. And, you know, he was…he got a little scared when they started talking, they were going to impeach him. But this is a terrible thing that's happening to our country. What's happening to our country is happening at a level that we've never seen before. And in addition to that, we're really losing our military. Because who would think that our military is fleeing Afghanistan? We had it under total control. And I let the leader know, "you will be hit like no country's ever been hit," and he fully understood that. He wasn't gonna do anything. And again, we didn't lose a soldier in 18 months because of me, because of our agreement. It was a very strong agreement, and if they didn't fulfill all the conditions, then we'd bomb the hell out of them.
We were in the strongest position, it was not possible for us to lose. And I wanted to get out, because we were there long enough. We're there 21 years, like a police force, I wanted to get out. And we would've gotten out with total dignity, it would've actually been a win. It would've been a win. Now we're getting out with the worst loss in the history of our country, in the history of our military.
GORKA: Yesterday, the GOP received a classified briefing behind closed doors from the Pentagon and the intelligence community, Mr. President. Afterwards, a man who is not known for his hyperbole, the chairman of the committee, Mike McCaul, said "we will not be able to get all Americans out by the deadline, and there will be blood on Biden's hands." Is there any scenario under your commandership, as the President, that you would have left Americans in Afghanistan?
TRUMP: Zero! Now, some might want to stay there, you have all different kinds of people, and that's why you have menus in restaurants. People order different things, OK? There's some people probably, possibly, want to stay there. Even Americans, for whatever reason…
GORKA: But people who wanted to get out, would you have left anybody there who wanted to get out?
TRUMP: No, no, anybody who wanted to get out, they would've come out. And they would've come out in an orderly manner. It wouldn't be rushed out, and if you don't have it by August 31st, we're going to leave you there. Because once we leave…but, we're being pushed around by them. Biden is being dictated to by the Taliban, it's not even possible to believe. And ISIS is tougher than Taliban, and we wiped out, I wiped out 100% of the ISIS caliphate. You know that, you were there.
TRUMP: And by the way, the caliphate was building and building and building at a level that nobody's seen. Obama and Biden lost total control. I wiped it out. You know, we have great generals in there, but you don't know of them, they're not the television generals, they're the real generals.
GORKA: Is it fair to say, would you use the word "surrender" when it comes to Biden and the Taliban? Is that what he's doing in Afghanistan today?
TRUMP: A total and complete surrender. I've never seen anything like it, for no reason! We had it so powerful, they wouldn't have done anything until we were gone. Then they could go back to their civil war, but they wouldn't have had much of one, because I always said Ghani would be gone, everybody would flee. You know, that's what happened, I mean let's face it, it's ridiculous. We paid so much money, we paid them salaries. And they were there to collect a salary; you know that, and so do I, so does everyone.
And I said it's gonna, once we leave, I said, before we leave, Ghani will be gone. He'll take cash. You know, everything I said has turned out to be exactly right. But we should leave, there's no reason…we're spending $40 billion a year on Afghanistan. $40 billion. Russia's entire budget is $50 billion. We were spending $40 billion a year on Afghanistan, and obviously when you look at what happened, a lot of people are saying, "oh, the soldiers fought, they fought because they were being paid a lot of money by the U.S. taxpayer."
GORKA: Just to translate that, it is a huge sum of money. Let's translate that; it's $60 million a day. The United States has invested $60 million every single day for 20 years.
TRUMP: It's a disgrace.
GORKA: It is a disgrace. We're continuing our discussion with President Trump. Mr. Trump, it is clear that the Left has become radical. This is a party that is socialist, or Communist. They want to destroy this country, not just the Squad, but also the other radical elements. However, it is my contention as somebody who served in the White House, who saw the extent of the Deep State at the highest levels of our U.S. government, that perhaps the greatest threat is the permanent state, is the Deep State. How aggressive will you be in your second term to root out those who don't believe the American people get to choose their president?
TRUMP: So we had some people in my first term that've been there a long time, but they are Deep State, there's no question about it. Look, I had great people, I had a lot of great people. We rebuilt the military. We rebuilt, can you imagine, a lot of the things I bought for our military have been handed over? $83 billion have been handed over to the Taliban, it's not even believable that this could happen, by Biden. But we rebuilt the military, we did so many things, we were so good on healthcare, people don't realize it. We were so good on every aspect, including the fact that we cut taxes more than any other administration in history. We cut regulations, that's why our jobs were so good. We had more jobs than, we had the greatest economy in history, probably the greatest economy in the history of the world. We had 160 million jobs. We've never come close to that over the years, and certainly not even now. But I rebuilt the economy twice, I rebuilt it before COVID, I built it before COVID, and then rebuilt it after COVID.
But, you see, COVID's coming back. Now, if I were President, and COVID came back, there'd be front-page stories. They don't even mention it with Biden. But COVID's coming back, I mean, you look at the numbers, the numbers are, in some cases, worse than they were before, and nobody blames Biden. But if you look at Afghanistan, you look at COVID coming back, you look at many other things, including high taxes, high gasoline prices, the economy is going to be ruined, because it's all phony, it's all fake, it's just pouring money, pouring free money into the economy. You look at what's going on, we're gonna have an interesting period of time for the next three or four years, that I can tell you.
GORKA: I…
TRUMP: Not good.
GORKA: When it comes to COVID, on China, I want to publicly recognize the debt of gratitude I have to you, Mr. President. You said originally that hydroxychloroquine is a game-changer. When I caught COVID, I took it, and I had three days of the sniffles, and that's how powerful your leadership is. It is sad that that reality's being denied. Today, today, Biden allegedly has been briefed by the intelligence community on a report that says it is inconclusive where the China virus came from, Wuhan. Your reaction to that unbelievable report being given to Biden?
TRUMP: Well, it came from Wuhan, and it came from China. They don't even talk about it coming from China. And, you know, they protect China because they're all making a lot of money out of China. A lot of money, a lot of money. They're all making money out of China. And, you know, they do the Russia, Russia, Russia thing, that was another hoax; one of the many hoaxes. But no, it's…China's a threat. We can get along with China, and we can get along – I liked President Xi until the COVID came. We had a great relationship. Once that came – I call it the China virus – once that came, it was a different kind of a deal. But I always had a good relationship with him, and he treated us with great respect. He's not treating them with respect. But he treated us with great respect.
GORKA: And the vulnerability of this administration to blackmail or other national security threats, given the existence of the laptops from Hell that we now know actually belong to Biden's son? How much of a national security threat is that, Mr. President?
TRUMP: Well, they're very, very vulnerable to threats, because I guess Hunter has at least one or two. Because if you look at the last tape from two weeks ago, that…by the way, the mainstream media doesn't report. You know, five, six, seven years ago, that would've been the biggest story of the year. That laptop where he's talking to whoever he's talking to, I don't know where she came from. But that whole thing is, that is a massive scandal. But they don't talk about it. It's not on the mainstream media.
Look, the mainstream media is so dishonest. You have a laptop that…I think maybe I was the first to call it the laptop – now it's called the laptops – from Hell. There's unbelievable information that he's worried about coming out. So it seems like there's another one, if you listen to that conversation. No, they're very, very vulnerable, there's no question about it.
GORKA: Mr. President, I want to thank you on behalf of the 74 million Americans who voted for you. You didn't have to run for the presidency, you were famous enough, rich enough, you didn't need this job. You did it, and I want to thank the First Lady as well, for putting up with the disgusting calumny, the attacks for four years, that still continue against you and your whole family. What is your message? We have 3 million listeners, and we have millions of followers on social media, on our video streams. What is your message to the 74 million people who voted for you, and the future of America?
TRUMP: Yeah, and it's much higher than that number actually, as it's turning out. Much, much higher.
TRUMP: My message is: Keep the faith, keep praying, keep working, don't give up, don't ever give up. We're gonna bring our country back. We made America great, we're gonna make it great again and again. Because it's really, you know, Make America Great Again…now it's Make America Great Again, Again….
…if you think about it. But, just keep fighting. Keep your spirit going, because the spirit now is greater than I've ever seen it, Sebastian. I've never seen the spirit as strong as it is right now. And we will end up doing some incredible things in the not-too-distant future.
GORKA: And you're never giving up…
TRUMP: We'll save our country.
GORKA: You're never giving up, are you sir?
TRUMP: Never give up, ever. We can never give up, and we can never let things like happened in Afghanistan happen again. That's a disgrace, the greatest embarrassment in the history of our country.
GORKA: Thank you, sir, for taking time to share your views and your future plans with all of our millions of listeners here, on the Salem Radio Network, with me, on AMERICA First. God bless you, God bless your family, and please, keep doing what you do.
This interview was originally broadcast on Wednesday, August 25th. You can watch the full interview here.


88 Heroes is out on March 24th on Xbox One!
"It's 8:08am on 8th August 1988, and the evil Dr. H8 has brought the world to the brink of total annihilation! His demands are simple: pay $88 octillion within 88 minutes, or Dr. H8's 88 thermo-nuclear warheads will wipe out the Earth!" This is the premise of 88 Heroes, a game in which you'll play as 88 of the strangest heroes ever featured in a game. This incredibly fun and challenging game puts you in the shoes of one of 88 heroes as you traverse 88 levels in an attempt to stop Dr. H8 before he wipes out the earth. Fans of challenging platformers will love 88 Heroes!
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The top online flower shops make up nearly half the market for site traffic in the weeks leading up to Mothers Day as lesser known flower shops find other ways to keep up.
As recently reported on internetretailer.com, the top online flowers sellers had the most online visits for flowers and gifts according to internet traffic monitoring service Hitwise.
Capturing the number 1 spot, flower seller 1-800-Flowers.com had over 18% of all visits to flower and gift sites for the week ending Mother's Day. FTD.com held claim to second place with nearly 14% of all visits, followed by ProFlowers.com with better than 10% of all visits. the fourth place finisher, Teleflora.com made up 2.26% of all visits with Flowers.com finishing in fifth place with 0.86%.
Hitwise also reported that 1-800-Flowers.com share of site traffic was 7.5 times greater then it was two weeks earlier in the build up in anticipation of Mothers Day.
What accounts for such dominance by the top flower shops can be chalk up to strong marketing and traditional print and television advertising. the top flower sellers are increasing their brand awareness with consumers with traditional commercial advertising usually dominated by brick and mortar retailers, especially around holidays like Mothers Day, Valentines Day and Easter.
In the weeks leading up to Mothers Day many consumers saw http://1-800-Flowers.com and http://ProFlowers.com run commercials just for Mothers Day. Using television advertising 1-800-Flowers and the like will most likely give online consumers and instant brand or URL to search for as they go online to buy flowers.
Some of the smaller retailers don't have the same marketing budgets as the top tier retailers do and will struggle to compete without other aggressive marketing strategies. With out devising or incorporating other marketing plans many of the top flower shops will likely continue to increase their market share as more and more shoppers embrace the web as their preferred shopping medium.
With hundreds of floral shopping sites online many online floral shop owners are taking steps to broaden their customer base by partnering with related floral theme internet sites to help drive traffic to their sites.
Online stores are embracing partner sites as a new marketing channel to help increase traffic, exposure and drive sales. Some of these partner sites come in the form of blogs, coupon sites, and review sites and newsletters distributors.
Counting on the various partner sites to drive traffic and consumer interest provides the flower retailers, big or small, an opportunity to give consumers a way to see other money saving deals that exits online. as flower retailers take advantage of the traffic generated by partner sites they can look forward to not only more traffic but increased profits which is the ultimate aim.
As the number of online flower shop sites continues to expand, finding ways for smaller flower shops to drive traffic to stay competitive will come in the form of an increasing number partner sites. Ultimately the competition to drive more traffic between flower shops online will lead to better discount deals for consumers.


For the seventeenth consecutive season, Axis Company will present its winter show for children, Seven In One Blow, or The Brave Little Kid, beginning December 7th. Adapted from the classic fairy tale by The Brothers Grimm, this interactive play with music is conceived by Axis Company and directed by Randy Sharp featuring Axis' signature blend of advanced technology and live performance. Children in the audience will be encouraged to participate in many of the Kid's challenges with singing and organized "shout outs." Appropriate for ages 4 and up.
In Seven In One Blow, or The Brave Little Kid, a child living in the city kills seven flies with a single swat and makes a belt emblazoned with "SEVEN IN ONE BLOW" to commemorate the event. As he is traveling about, most people think his belt refers to seven people and assign the Kid all kinds of difficult tasks based on this faulty presumption. Along the way a few interesting things are learned: an Ogre finds that you don't always have to show how strong you are… sometimes it's okay just to be quiet about it; a girl realizes that when you tease people you are hurting someone who may be just like you; and a scary monster understands that because she is loved, she may not be so scary after all. In the end, the Kid ultimately discovers that a parents' love and care has no bounds.
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Nortek Security & Control (NSC) is now shipping the new 2GIG Water Leak Detector, which the company bills as the first sensor to provide dual-source protection against water leaks and flooding.
The patent-pending Water Leak Detector alerts homeowners of a leak before costly water damage or flooding has a chance to occur, according to an announcement. The sensor, when placed under a water source, will send notifications to a homeowner's smartphone or security panel if it detects either drips or pooled water. Transmitting wirelessly at 345MHz and compatible with 2GIG and Honeywell systems, the simple installation requires no tools.
The Water Leak Detector is part of the new 2GIG Notification Sensors line, which adds multiple touch points to the 2GIG system and allows dealers to personalize security system features, improving customer satisfaction and retention.
The 2GIG sensor line includes the Stove & Grill Guard, the first stove and grill sensor that sends a customizable notification to a homeowner's smartphone or control panel when a grill or stove knob is turned from the "off" position.
"2GIG notification sensors provide timely warnings with an unparalleled level of customized notifications for end-users, which is truly changing how homeowners protect and manage their homes," Wong says.
NSC brands include 2GIG, ELAN, Linear, Mighty Mule, Numera and others. NSC distributes products globally and employs more than 2,500 people, with offices in Petaluma, Calif.; Seattle; Tallahassee, Fla.; and Peabody, Mass. The company also operates a factory in Guangdong, China.
This article was originally published at CEPro on 06/28/2018. It was added to IoTplaybook or last modified on 07/02/2018.


An apartment for sale, It is rented as a professional use (clinic), on Vailisis Sofias Street, opposite of the Concert Hall. First floor, 125 sqm, with two bedrooms, bathroom, WC, two storage rooms inside. It was renovated in 2014. Its price is 330,000 euros.


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Q: Is there an efficient way of splitting a 2-D numpy array(an array of coordinates) to two 1-D numpy arrays? Here is my array and I would like to separate it to two arrays, one contains all first values of pairs and one with all second values of pairs. Is there an efficient way to do that?
array([[-0.43042553, -0.1224234 ],
       [-2.03524537,  0.56015045],
       [ 1.40186973, -0.74534088],
       [-0.04612834, -0.43374017],
       [-0.71154051, -0.54219998],
       [-0.10434967, -0.80116922],
       [-0.28625899, -1.15067218],
       [ 2.18190517,  0.52953827]])

A: Similar to other answers but more concise:
a1, a2 = arr.T

A: here is how you do it.
>>> arr = np.array([[-0.43042553, -0.1224234 ],
...        [-2.03524537,  0.56015045],
...        [ 1.40186973, -0.74534088],
...        [-0.04612834, -0.43374017],
...        [-0.71154051, -0.54219998],
...        [-0.10434967, -0.80116922],
...        [-0.28625899, -1.15067218],
...        [ 2.18190517,  0.52953827]])
>>>
>>> arr
array([[-0.43042553, -0.1224234 ],
       [-2.03524537,  0.56015045],
       [ 1.40186973, -0.74534088],
       [-0.04612834, -0.43374017],
       [-0.71154051, -0.54219998],
       [-0.10434967, -0.80116922],
       [-0.28625899, -1.15067218],
       [ 2.18190517,  0.52953827]])
>>> a1, a2 = arr[:,0], arr[:,1]
>>> a1
array([-0.43042553, -2.03524537,  1.40186973, -0.04612834, -0.71154051,
       -0.10434967, -0.28625899,  2.18190517])
>>> a2
array([-0.1224234 ,  0.56015045, -0.74534088, -0.43374017, -0.54219998,
       -0.80116922, -1.15067218,  0.52953827])

A: You can just slice
arr = np.array([[-0.43042553, -0.1224234 ],
                [-2.03524537,  0.56015045],
                [ 1.40186973, -0.74534088],
                [-0.04612834, -0.43374017],
                [-0.71154051, -0.54219998],
                [-0.10434967, -0.80116922],
                [-0.28625899, -1.15067218],
                [ 2.18190517,  0.52953827]])
arr1, arr2 = arr[:, 0], arr[:, 1]

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I've hijacked our blog today as I want to perform an elaborate curtsy whilst declaring in a joyous squeal, "Congratulations, you're so FAB," to the Queen of Vintage – the one and only Kirstie Taylor. Not only is she my right hand girl at Kitty & Dulcie, she's also the brains and beauty behind our award winning sister company Flo & Percy.
We're delighted that Perfect Wedding Magazine readers have voted Flo & Percy as winner in the category of Best Hair Accessories in this year's Perfect Wedding Awards.
Kirstie has a unique talent, I know how very hard she works and I can't think of a more worthy winner. So kick up your heels and sparkle at this week's awards presentation. A giant well done to you and all your team at Flo & Percy.
I'm currently doing a conga round the sunny streets of Essex in your honour. Whoop Whoop.
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Valerie A. Assemi, MPT is the Clinical Director of North County Physical Therapy in Atascadero. Valerie has been providing physical therapy services for San Luis Obispo County since 2003. She has expertise in treating movement disorders often associated with neurological conditions including stroke, head injury, Parkinson's, spinal cord injury, and thoracic outlet syndrome. She excels in the treatment of Cervicogenic headaches and neck pain. Valerie enjoys the numerous challenges of helping people overcome their battles with pain and dysfunction. A lifelong fitness enthusiast, Valerie enjoys running, and swimming.


A 2011 graduate of the Southern College of Optometry, Dr. Harkins completed externships at Corpus Christi Naval Hospital in Texas and at Schultz Eyecare in New Port Richey, Florida before beginning his primary practice 4 years ago. Now, working in a multi-specialty setting with SSM Health Dean Medical Group in Madison, Wisconsin, his patient base includes a large number of older adults which brings with it an emphasis on ocular disease treatment and management.
When not seeing patients or keeping up with professional obligations, Dr. Harkins enjoys spending as much time as possible outdoors. He's also a fan of live sporting events, attending concerts and hanging out with family and friends.
Dr. Harkins is a member of the American Optometric Association and the Wisconsin Optometric Association. And we are excited to say that he is now a Diplomate of the American Board of Optometry.


Bigger and better than ever, the third annual West Colfax MuralFest this past Saturday celebrated the arts and culture of our historic corridor with three top-notch local bands, 30+ vendor booths, food trucks, kids' activities, "pop-up" entertainment acts, live mural painting, and a very popular trolley tour of local murals and public art.
While a late afternoon thundershower shortened the stay of some vendors, it didn't dampen the spirits of the thousands of attendees who enjoyed the fun and friendly atmosphere of the arts and music festival, located for the second year in a row at Lamar Station Plaza.
"What a great event! We enjoyed the art vendors, the live music-and the WestFax beer!" shared Tom Yockey, president of Broad Street, who attended the festival with his family and out-of-state guests. "The festival had a great vibe--and I've never seen the plaza's parking lot so full." Event organizers reported the center's parking lots were at near capacity by 1pm and that beer sales were double that of last year, adding that WestFax Brewing Company's Colfax Cream Ale was a clear favorite.
Food and art vendors were busy, too. "This was one of our best festivals of the year," explained 40 West Artist Member Deb Otero, who along with her husband Mike had a booth at MuralFest displaying leather goods and other hand-made items. "We had steady sales throughout the first 4 ½ hours of the event. We'll definitely be looking forward to next year."
In addition to the mini-murals painted on site by Next Gallery and C2 Gallery, the two feature muralists were Bobby MaGee Lopez, who was busy painting his surrealistic vortex on an out-parcel building at the center; and Dan Toro, who completed his idyllic Colorado camping scene mural, which was purchased by Container Collective Yoga & Bikes and will be installed on their building on Ammons Street in the coming weeks.
Event Chair Cindy Baroway and the entire executive committee want to thank everyone involved: the City of Lakewood, the event sponsors, Lamar Station Plaza management team and tenants, the arts and food vendors, the dozens and dozens of dedicated volunteers, and all the festival attendees! "We'll be back again next year!


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Cheyenne River Youth Project Officially Launches the 2018 Christmas Toy Drive
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This grassroots organization will start fulfilling all the "Dear Santa" letters from children this month.
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EAGLE BUTTE, SD (Oct. 8, 2018) — For most people, October means fall decorations, carving pumpkins and planning costumes. At the Cheyenne River Youth Project, however, October means Christmas.Today, CRYP announced the official launch of its 2018 Christmas Toy Drive, which serves more than 1,500 children in 20 communities across South Dakota's remote, 2.8-million-acre Cheyenne River Lakota Nation. The grassroots, nonprofit youth organization is seeking organizational partners and individual supporters around the country to help fulfill the many hundreds of "Dear Santa" letters that will flood into CRYP headquarters in the weeks to come."October is our membership renewal month for our Family Services program," explains Julie Garreau, CRYP's executive director. "When families renew their annual memberships, they receive 'Dear Santa' letters for each child in their households. The children fill out those letters with their heartfelt Christmas wishes, and they return them to us by Nov. 15."
Launched in 1990, the Christmas Toy Drive is the longest-running, most deeply beloved distribution in CRYP's Family Services program, and it's a herculean undertaking. It's not only about the sheer numbers; it's about the unique format of this particular toy drive.
"With so many holiday toy drives, gifts are assigned to genders and ages," Garreau says. "You'll see tags for 'Boy, Age 5' and 'Girl, Age 9.' Since the beginning, we've insisted on keeping this personal. When our children give us their letters to Santa, they're letting him know what toys they'd like… what dreams and wishes they have. And when our donors sponsor the letters, they're fulfilling the specific wishes of each individual child.
"When Christmas arrives, our kids see festive packages with their names on them," she continues. "When they open their gifts, they see that Santa made some of their wishes come true. And, they feel the true magic of the holiday season, which we believe all children should experience."
While Garreau admits that this level of personalization has become challenging given the massive scope of the project, her staff members — and an army of volunteers who return year after year to help, some from as far away as Europe — are determined to deliver. That might mean working around the clock, but it's worth it.
"Our children, and their families, rely on us to be here for them," Garreau says. "For too many people here on Cheyenne River, there's no room in the household budget for gifts. Our unemployment rate is roughly 75 percent, and more than half of households with children under age 18 fall below the poverty line.
"That means our kids have to grow up fast, and bear the weight of adult worries far too soon," she adds. "They feel the added stress during the holiday season, and they certainly feel the sadness when there are no gifts on Christmas morning. We feel that sadness too, because they should have that one day to just be kids."
That's why CRYP started its annual Christmas Toy Drive 28 years ago, and it's why staff members, volunteers and community members remain dedicated to delivering Christmas cheer today. But it wouldn't be possible without friends and supporters across the country, and around the world, who send funding and gifts, who volunteer their time, and who help spread the word among their families, friends and colleagues.
If you would like to make a contribution to the Christmas Toy Drive this holiday season, please see the sidebar accompanying this article for detailed information. Every contribution directly supports CRYP's toy drive efforts and makes a real difference in the lives of Cheyenne River's children.
To learn more about the Cheyenne River Youth Project and its programs, and for information about making donations and volunteering, call (605) 964-8200 or visit www.lakotayouth.org. And, to stay up to date on the latest CRYP news and events, follow the youth project on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
How to Help!
There are several ways to help CRYP serve more than 1,500 children during the 2018 Christmas Toy Drive:
Make a tax-deductible donation by sending cash, a check or a money order to: The Cheyenne River Youth Project, P.O. Box 410, Eagle Butte, SD 57625.
Make a tax-deductible donation on the CRYP website at www.lakotayouth.org.
Donate a gift. To request a specific "Dear Santa" letter and to see the most-requested-gift list, contact Julie Garreau, executive director, at (605) 964-8200 or via e-mail at julie.cryp@gmail.com.
Donate gift cards, gift bags, wrapping paper, tissue paper, tape or anything else that might assist in toy-drive preparations.
Consider donating a Santa suit! We'd also love clothes for Mrs. Claus and the elves.
Spread the word! Please share CRYP's 2018 Christmas Toy Drive posts on social media, and if you have friends or family members who might like to make a donation, please let them know how they can help.
The Cheyenne River Youth Project, founded in 1988, is a grassroots, not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing the youth of the Cheyenne River reservation with access to a vibrant and secure future through a wide variety of culturally sensitive and enduring programs, projects and facilities that ensure strong, self-sufficient families and communities.
Cheyenne River Youth Project Contact:
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I'm located in a remote part of rural Ireland.
Sometimes/oftentimes… you have to go with what's available and within budget.
I'm fully aware of the light spectrum, grow tent, heat, humidity and nutrient issues.
That's why I'm trying to use free solar energy, combined with the low output lights.
Also, I have to keep operating costs low.
Made a Kratky pot and replanted my best clone (Jamaican Pearl) and sorted out the grow tent to allow for better light coverage.
Grow Tent made out of mouldy baby's travel playpen.
I've my light (low powered 300w LED) on 18/6 with an open south facing grow tent. Today, I got 8 hours of sunlight for free and more to come this week.
I've got 2 Jamaican Pearl (fem) clones and 4 Kumaoni Regular Seedlings growing.
Under the 300 watt led working on 18-6 timed to take advantage of any winter light available.
I'm using Vitalink Hydromax veg a&b in a weak solution along with calmax and silicon. My plan is to increase the feed solution as the plants grow.
I wend and weave my way to the potato patch.
Today I awoke to find the snow and ice had finally cleared and opened up the pathway to my covert grow.
I checked my Kratky grow for the solution levels and found only the small Jamaican Pearl needed topping up. All the roots looked healthy and the topping and LST carried out in December has been successful.
Not too shabby considering I've been house/bedbound for about 6 weeks.
There's a lot of tidying up to do inside the tunnel but I'll take things steady and try to do one thing every day to put things in order.
Respect to Mr. Kratky. His system works.
I do not seem to be getting all the posts you send to me, weird ?
I am very interested in your Kumaoni plants…would you post a snap plz ?
Daffodils popping up everywhere here but it looks like the whip is coming down from the Artic on Saturday…Spring is a coming and so is my dinner.
The stem thickness shows the effect of adding silicon to the grow solution.
thank you …that is going to be a Noble plant for sure…july / august before puffing ?
ps: I thought the Earthing tape was a unique touch Sir .
july / august before puffing ?
This weekend, I'm going to move the male and 2 fems (Kumaoni) and my best Jamaican Pearl to the flowering tent and put them under a 600 watt LED set on a 12/12 light schedule.
I'll keep them in the veg solution for a week or so before swopping out the nutrients for a half-strength (1 1/2 mils per litre) bloom mix again for a week or two.
If all goes well, I'll move them all to the main flowering tank which has 3 mils per litre solution and that should be that until the flush.
Kumaoni is a landrace and as such, I cannot find reliable flowering times but the JP is around 3 months.
I'm going to try the charas method of harvesting resin from the living plant, after all, that's what Kumaoni is famous for. In which case I can expect to be smoking the highest grade of Himalayan hash in May, in Ireland.
As a result of keeping the male, I'll have an added bonus of seeds that will keep the genetics alive with the added interest of a JP cross.
There's many a slip ' twixt the cup and the lip .
Kumaoni cannabis strain's high will turn around your whole mood and spiritual disposition. It will light up your universe and put a huge grin on your face that is hard to wipe off.
Jamaican Pearl Feminized is more like sunshine - breezy, warm and happy. And very, very high, naturally!
It's going to be an interesting cross.
its time to batten down the hatches as we are both going to get mugged by the heavy weather that is spewing down from the Arctic Circle in the next 24 hrs.
Job done, although I did feck-up one branch while LSTing. Pva and tape should mend it.
Jimbo, you'll be better off asking in the soil growing forum or searching the database.
They look a little sad, are you keeping then moist with clones Have found keeping them moist for the first couple weeks seams to be good I have only lost 2 clones in 15 years I never give a full dose of fertilizer, starting out I just keep them moist them after they are standing tall I use half strength of Fert then if ever thing looks good the second feeding I bump it up (NOT FULL STRENGTH) they should do well third feeding about 3 months old clones full strength they should be on there way, if you are out doors keep an eye out for bugs, mold, crap like that you should have success !
The JP clones were taken at harvest time way back in November 2018. I'm only running a small grow, I picked the best two and chucked the rest.
End of grow clones always grow slow and bushy. The roots are healthy and about 18" long.
LOL… All plants that have just been low-stress-trained will look a little sad but I'm confident that within a few days they will recover and start many main cola branches.
Light schedule for next weeks weather and sunlight times.
Weather for next week is forecast to be cold but sunny.
I need to take advantage of the free solar energy without compromising my plant in the south facing open to sunlight veg tent.
This will give me 7hrs of energy saving each day giving a monetary saving of approximately £28 if I keep the same schedule during the whole of February.
Not a bad return for so little effort.
I'm staying with 0700 on 1900 off for my flowering tent as I want as much LED light/sunlight as possible to promote early growth.
Later in the year, I'll have to fully light proof the tent.
Interesting article about greenhouse growing and light manipulation.
I'll have to work on off-grid solutions to keep my nutrient tanks cool and additional ventilation in the hotter periods of the year.
I've used this low tech (off-grid) way of cooling a water bottle by wrapping in wet cloth and then tieing a string to the neck and swing it around and around my head to generate airflow. It does work.
It wouldn't take much effort to adopt such a system to my grow tent. and nutrient tank.
I need to build some kind of lightproof Venetian blind ventilation system and combine it with a fan to get the air moving inside the tent and activate the Coolgardie system.
Sometimes that's what I need to get out of bed!
Today I moved the male and 2 fems (Kumaoni) and my best Jamaican Pearl to an improvised bloom solution tank connected to a reserve tank by a syphon hose. Both tanks will empty at the same rate. This will give me 38 litres of available solution, which should be enough to get to harvest without any top ups.
I'm a bit concerned about front row droopy one. Hopefully, it will perk up in the new solution and dead on 5.7 ph level.
A good day, a rare day in which I didn't feck up anything.
Turns out I spoke too soon.
I was right to be concerned about droopy leaves and slowed growth.
This only accelerated over the following days to the point of almost total plant shut down.
Checked and double checked Ph and PPM of nutrients in both tanks and they were all "dead on".
I was sure that changing nutrients to bloom and altering the light cycle to 12/12 wasn't the main problem (shock may have made things a bit worse) as the symptoms had been present in the veg stage.
Really there was only one major thing to check.
In my veg tent, I'd kept back a small clone growing in a 2l plastic bottle placed on a propagation mat and found the temp to fluctuate between 14c and 18c. This surprised me, as the prop mat is supposed to pump out a constant 22c. Investigating further I found the bottom 2" of water was indeed 20-22c with the temp falling off the higher up the bottle. In fact, the top 1" showed only 8-10c. Because I'm growing the Kratky method, I don't have water circulation other than convection. Think back, the symptoms really began to be noticeable when I changed the early seedlings from .5l bottle used in early propagation to the taller 2l bottle.
Moving the 4 plants to a much larger flowering tank probably doubled if not trebled the symptoms because the volume of water could only lead to more severe temperature layers. 12c bottom of the tank to a low of 4c at the top.
It's no wonder my plants went into shutdown.
Move all plants back to the veg tent 18/6 lights and change nutrients to veg.
Cutback the height of the bottles to about 12"
Reduce water level to 4"
It's early days but my canna-family are recovering and starting to grow again.
Who knows, the trauma may make the plants stronger in the long term.
My respect for both strains cold hardiness and general lust for life only increases day-by-day.
Yes, I feck-up but I fixed the feck-up.
Nice job on the analysis!
I have never used the Kratky method on weed before, interesting to see.
Looks like it has the potential to be a challenge.
I've moved 3 of my healthiest plants into 11-litre square shaped pots, made lightproof lids and a water level indicator. Each pot has 2.5 litres of Vitalink Hydromax veg a&b 3mls, calmax .5mls and silicon .5mls per litre. Checked and double checked Ph and PPM of nutrients in all tanks and they were all "dead on".
The pots are sitting on heat mats and maintain a 20- 22c temperature.
I just might be back-on-track.


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Jose Reyes-Prudencio, 58, 56 Hawthorne St., Chelsea, was arrested for indecent assault and battery on a child under 14, indecent assault and battery on retarded person.
Laise Prado, 22, 1214 Salem St., Malden, was arrested for disorderly conduct.
John Morales, 25, 155 Chestnut St., Chelsea, was arrested on a default warrant.
Reinaldo Serrano, 27, 38 Princeton St., East Boston, was arrested for assault and battery on a police officer, distribution of Class A drug, drug violation near school zone, resisting arrest, conspiracy to violate drug law.
Doug Brown, 29, 19 Lakeview Ave., Wakefield, was arrested for possession of Class A drug, conspiracy to violate drug law.
Carlos Pomales, 37, 148 Chestnut St., Chelsea, was arrested for assault with a dangerous weapon.
Dania Quinones, 28, 93 Jefferson Ave., Chelsea, was arrested on a felony warrant.
Jose Pagan, 36, 93 Jefferson Ave., Chelsea, was arrested on a felony warrant.
Duane Patrick, 31, 57 Burrill Ave., Lynn, was arrested for improper turn, operating motor vehicle after license suspended/revoked (criminal).
Jill Betley, 47, 889 Harrison Ave., Boston, was arrested on a default warrant.
Curt Marchand, 58, 15 Harrington St., Revere, was arrested for operating under the influence of liquor.
John Strishock, 35, 27 Lynn St., Chelsea, was arrested for drinking/possessing open container of alcoholic beverage in public.
Nicholas Carvil, 39, 49 Haskel St., Revere, was arrested for possessing Class B drug, drinking/possessing open container of alcoholic beverage in public, possessing Class A drug.
Vincent Brown, 40, 311 Washington Ave., Chelsea, was arrested for unarmed robbery, carrying dangerous weapon.
Melinda Nally, 33, 732 Broadway, Revere, was arrested on a felony warrant.
Sean Rice, 37, 2 Norwood Ave., Rockport, was arrested for shoplifting.
Kenny Lemus, 17, 139 Trenton St., East Boston, was arrested for receiving stolen motor vehicle.
Amy Marcoux, 35, 177 Harold St., Boston, was arrested on a default warrant.
Evelyn Obregon-Canales, 29, 101 Congress Ave., Chelsea, was arrested for breaking into depository, possessing burglarious instrument, receiving stolen property over $250, malicious destruction of property over $250.
Sergio Coreas, 24, 101 Congress Ave., Chelsea, was arrested for breaking into depository, possessing burglarious instrument, receiving stolen property over $250, malicious destruction of property over $250.
Edwin Melgar-Hernandez, 23, 101 Congress Ave., Chelsea, was arrested for breaking into depository, possessing burglarious instrument, receiving stolen property over $250, malicious destruction of property over $250.
Joseph Garceau, 46, 28 Winthrop Rd., Chelsea, was arrested for operating under the influence of liquor, stop sign violation, reckless operation of motor vehicle, possessing less than 1 oz. of marijuana (21D cite only).
Juan Ortiz, 19, 5 Jackson Sq., Boston, was arrested for assault to rob, armed, assault with a dangerous weapon.
Denny Toro Jr., 21, 152 Bloomingdale St., Chelsea, was arrested for assauklt to rob, armed, assault with a dangerous weapon.
Kimberly Goodwin, 42, 226 Lexington St., East Boston, was arrested for common nightwalker.
Friday, April 8
Ramon Acevedo, 17, 62 Chester Ave., Chelsea, was arrested for larceny over $250.
David Leon, 41, 110 Essex St., Chelsea, was arrested for larceny over $250.
Enrry Garcia, 17, 251 Maple St., Chelsea, was arrested on a felony warrant.
Edward Morrison, 28, 100 Willow St., Lynn, was arrested for wanton destruction of property over $250, trespassing.
Iris Maria Rivera, 37, 913 Broadway, Chelsea, was arrested for violating abuse prevention order.
Carl Abruzese, 59, 806 Border St., East Boston, was arrested for open and gross lewdness.
Anthony Savarese Jr., 27, 117 Saratoga St., East Boston, was arrested on a felony warrant.
Dramane Ky, 19, 14 Central Ave., Chelsea, was arrested for malicious damage to motor vehicle, larceny of motor vehicle.
Timothy Walsh, 25, 7 Bloomingdale St., Chelsea, was arrested for assault and battery.
Luis Acevedo, 34, 76 Clark Ave., Chelsea, was arrested for assault and battery, felony and default warrants.
Avelino Colon, 55, 767 Broadway, Chelsea, was arrested for assault and battery with a dangerous weapon.
James Mickles, 22, 90 Oldman St., Mattapan, was arrested for unarmed robbery, carrying dangerous weapon.,
Leyva Mario Pena, 19, 41 Cottage St., Chelsea, was arrested for assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, assault with a dangerous weapon, resisting arrest.
Pedro Garcia, 56, 39 Eden St., Chelsea, was arrested on a felony warrant.
Erin Godfrey, 27, 38 Prichard Ave., Somerville, was arrested for receiving stolen property, possessing Class A drug.
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Mann Helstein (18 de febrero 1992) es la violista del grupo estonio Urban Symphony.

Helstein comenzó sus estudios a la edad de 10 años, aprendiendo a tocar violín. Mann es miembro de varias orquestas internacionales que viajan por toda Europa. Estudia medio ambiente.

Representará a Estonia en el Festival de la Canción de Eurovisión 2009 junto al grupo Urban Symphony. Interpretarán la canción Rändajad.

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Ideology Trumps Pragmatism As Lockdown Bites
Some observers may have been surprised when President Cyril Ramaphosa used the language of 'Radical Economic Transformation' to describe the post-COVID 19 economic strategy. This is after all the language of those presumed to be his opponents, the 'state capture faction' primarily, along with –...
By Terence Corrigan
Some observers may have been surprised when President Cyril Ramaphosa used the language of 'Radical Economic Transformation' to describe the post-COVID 19 economic strategy. This is after all the language of those presumed to be his opponents, the 'state capture faction' primarily, along with – at least for those who see the president as a pragmatic, business-friendly reformer – the left-leaning ideologues in the ruling party.
While it might be difficult to pin a dictionary definition on RET, its implications are clear: the widening of state discretion and interference in economic decisions, the degrading of private property rights, more intrusive racial policy measures. Private interests will be appropriately disciplined, the ruling party 'hegemonic', and the way will be open for a possible move to socialism.
It is important to understand this, as much has been said, written and assumed about what the pandemic will mean for South Africa's economic direction.
In an echo of the enthusiasm with which Ramaphosa's ascent to the presidency was greeted – not least by the business community – this was the moment for decisive action on getting South Africa on track. Decisions on policy could no longer be delayed. The pandemic would end the prevarication and demonstrate the importance of a cooperative relationship between business and government.
The evidence of action would suggest something different. If one can understand RET as the subordination of economic decisions to political decisions, the current period is one in which it is being pursued with some energy.
Most obviously, there has been the lockdown of the economy. It doesn't take an indifference to the critical health challenges – or even to oppose the idea behind the lockdown – to recognize the damage that it has done to the economy, or to be concerned that some aspects of it are driven by agendas other than combating the pandemic.
So, the minister of trade and industry objected to re-opening e-commerce out of a commitment to 'fair competition' – not, by any explanation proffered, as a means to deal with the virus.
Then there was the determination to use B-BBEE criteria in distributing relief to struggling businesses. Firms that had not implemented a discretionary policy, but had nonetheless paid taxes and provided livelihoods to their employees were to be denied government assistance. This is grotesque.
The Department of Employment and Labour (jn an economy with sharply falling levels of the former and scant demand for the latter) has indicated that it intends to go ahead with a plan to prescribe racial quotas for businesses.
ANC deputy Secretary-General General Jessie Duarte, meanwhile, penned a Freedom Day opinion piece which both punted RET and lauded small business. The COVID-19 pandemic, she said 'displayed the bias our political economy has towards big business and not to SMMEs'. That that 'bias' has been underwritten by a hostile regulatory system that government seems now intent on intensifying is not discussed.
There is a truly dreadful reality bound up in all this; at some level, businesses are not seen for the commercial operations that they are (and that they must be), but as moral-ideological abstractions. They are not the products of practical application and difficult choices, but signifiers of 'transformation'. They are be evaluated not by their own success or failure, but by the extent to which they reflect the priorities of a bureaucracy and political caste that has scant understanding of how a business works, and not much more interest in acquiring it.
Perhaps a career politician or a minister whose pay check is funded by taxes (that come from somewhere 'out there') can afford to think like this. For a business owner, it's crippling.
(As an aside, in the midst of the pandemic, with the fiscus bare, government has determined to keep South African Airways alive – with ongoing bailouts handed to South Africa's taxpayers. It's the stuff of an ideological obsession.)
All of this bodes ill for South Africa's future. The pandemic may have shown weaknesses in South Africa's political economy, but has done little to change them. The RET agenda pushes on.
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Gervais Township is a township in Red Lake County, Minnesota, United States. The population was 250 at the 2000 census.

Gervais Township was named for Isiah Gervais, a pioneer settler.

Geography
According to the United States Census Bureau, the township has a total area of , all land.

Demographics
As of the census of 2000, there were 250 people, 95 households, and 72 families residing in the township.  The population density was 7.0 people per square mile (2.7/km2).  There were 101 housing units at an average density of 2.8/sq mi (1.1/km2).  The racial makeup of the township was 98.00% White, 0.40% Native American, 0.40% Asian, and 1.20% from two or more races.

There were 95 households, of which 30.5% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 71.6% were married couples living together, 1.1% had a female householder with no husband present, and 23.2% were non-families. 18.9% of all households were made up of individuals, and 5.3% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older.  The average household size was 2.63 and the average family size was 3.01.

In the township, the population was spread out, with 26.0% under the age of 18, 5.6% from 18 to 24, 23.2% from 25 to 44, 33.6% from 45 to 64, and 11.6% who were 65 years of age or older.  The median age was 42 years. For every 100 females, there were 106.6 males.  For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 112.6 males.

The median income for a household in the township was $42,188, and the median income for a family was $47,143. Males had a median income of $32,250 versus $18,333 for females. The per capita income for the township was $18,022.  About 8.8% of families and 12.9% of the population were below the poverty line, including 22.4% of those under the age of eighteen and 8.0% of those 65 or over.

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Mexican avocado export value continues to rise in 2020
June 18, 2020 June 18, 2020 - International, By Marco Campos
Mexican avocado export values rose in early 2020 despite the global pandemic and lower export volumes.
According to a study by the Consultative Group of Agricultural Markets (GCMA), which was based on data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi), avocado exports value was $1.132 billion from January to April, an increase of 3.4 percent over the $1.095 billion in the same period during 2019, as reported by La Jornada.
This rise occurred despite shipments from Mexico to other nations plummeting as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and export volume of this fruit falling 11.8 percent from that period, from 507,000 to 448,000.
This has led to higher prices due to demand of the fruit increasing, despite the lower number of shipments. GCMA indicates that the prices of avocados have risen 8 percent during the first four months of the year, netting a 22 percent increase in income for producers.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the U.S. is the destination of 80 percent of all Mexican exports, with the first four months of the year totaling $103 billion in value of goods, an annual drop of 11.6 percent.
Mexico produces more than $2 billion worth of avocados, dominating the global avocado market.
Michoacán leads avocado production in Mexico, producing 50 percent of the fruit in the country, and it is the only Mexican state approved to export avocados to the U.S.
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As I hope to show, a philosophical study of love is highly relevant today, since the sciences have not adequately answered the perennial question: What is love?; Since the time of Socrates, the idea of love and the conception of the human heart have been devalued by thinkers who, by definition, are known as "lovers of wisdom." Considered pejoratively as "the passions," the subject of emotion was deemed inferior to thought centered upon the human faculty of reason. Many studies in the sciences, from biology to psychology, claim to have pointed us to the source of the human experience of love--but do they help us to understand love properly? In order to provide a full consideration of love in my philosophical research, I will focus my analysis on love under the philosophical lens of phenomenology. Known as the study of firsthand human experience, phenomenology became the influential school of thought for many German philosophers in the early twentieth century. My research will closely examine the writings of Max Scheler, Dietrich von Hildebrand, and Jean-Luc Marion within the context of this tradition. Moving from a justification of love in philosophy to the topic of self-love, I hope to define effectively what it means to love another. I shall also attempt to disambiguate the common assumptions regarding the nature of love. Is there a fundamental difference between the phenomenon of "falling in love" and of love itself? I question whether love, in its essence, is defined by the element of choice--of a willful emotional giving of oneself to another--and whether it can be distinguished from a passive feeling and an active loving will. I aim to bring the human affective sphere into the full light of philosophical inquiry, considering whether love is a moral act of the will that involves a total participation of the self--in mind, body, and spirit. Love is arguably the most powerful of the human emotions, one that elevates the human sphere of emotions and the ethical existence beyond simple desire.
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