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Trump's Tariffs: What They Are and How China Is Responding
Women interact near a robot designed by Chinese robotics company Pangolin at the Consumer Electronics Show Asia 2018 in Shanghai, China, June 15, 2018. President Donald Trump is hiking the price of Chinese-made forklift trucks and X-ray machines for
WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump just imposed tariffs on hundreds of Chinese products — from X-ray tubes to incinerators. And Beijing is striking back by targeting U.S. soybeans, beef, seafood and other products.
The punch-and-counterpunch announced Friday in Washington and Beijing moved the world's two largest economies perilously near a trade war that would inflate prices for consumers, disrupt the flow of goods and perhaps slow a global economy that has been enjoying its healthiest expansion in a decade.
"Everybody loses in a trade war," says Philip Levy, senior fellow at the Chicago Council on Global Affairs and a former White House economic adviser. "You get consumers who are worse off. You get producers who are worse off, farmers who are worse off and you don't even achieve your goal."
What's more, the China tariffs come just as the United States is sparring with close allies like the European Union, Canada and Mexico in a separate conflict over trade in steel and aluminum.
What did Trump do?
The White House on Friday announced plans to slap 25 percent tariffs on more than 1,100 Chinese products, worth $50 billion a year in imports. The administration had originally proposed the tariffs in April, starting with a list of 1,333 Chinese products lines. After receiving public feedback, it removed 515 from the blacklist and added 284 others.
Starting July 6, the U.S. will tax the 818 products, worth $34 billion a year in imports, that remained from the original list. It won't target the 284 additions, worth $16 billion, until after it collects public feedback.
How is China responding?
Beijing immediately said it would retaliate with penalties of the same scale on American goods — and it spelled out details to impose tariffs on 545 U.S. exports, including farm products, autos and seafood.
"The Chinese side doesn't want to fight a trade war, but facing the shortsightedness of the U.S. side, China has to fight back strongly," the Chinese Commerce Ministry said in a statement. "We will immediately introduce the same scale and equal taxation measures, and all economic and trade achievements reached by the two sides will be invalidated."
American soybean farmers, who send about 60 percent of their exports China, are especially worried about Beijing's retaliation. Soybean prices were already falling before Friday's announcement.
"Prices will likely drop further should the tariffs be imposed," says Bill Shipley, president of the Iowa Soybean Association. "This will further pressure agricultural families and businesses already struggling with below break-even commodity prices."
How will consumers and businesses be affected?
Tariffs are a tax. So they drive up the price of targeted imports. The reduced foreign competition means that domestic producers can raise their prices, too.
The Trump administration has sought to protect consumers from a direct impact from the tariffs. The tariffs target mainly Chinese industrial machinery, aerospace parts and communications technology; they spare such consumer goods as smartphones, toys and clothes that Americans purchase by the truckload from China. Televisions and pharmaceuticals were removed from the original tariff list.
Still, these tariffs will impose higher costs on U.S. companies that use the equipment. And over time, those costs could be passed on to consumers. The impact won't be as visible as it would be if consumer products were taxed directly.
By contrast, the Trump administration earlier this year imposed steep tariffs on imported washing machines. By May, the cost of laundry equipment had jumped 17 percent from two months earlier, according to government data.
What's the dispute about?
The United States accuses China of using predatory tactics in a breakneck effort to supplant American technological supremacy. Among these are outright cyber-theft. Beijing forces U.S. and other foreign companies to hand over technology as a price of admission to the vast Chinese market. And it uses Chinese government money to outbid private companies for U.S. technology at above-market prices.
U.S. officials say they fear that Beijing's long-range development strategy, dubbed "Made in China 2025," will hamper competition and hurt American competitors. It calls for creating Chinese global competitors in such areas as information technology, robotics, aerospace equipment, maritime engineering equipment, electric vehicles, biopharmaceuticals and medical devices.
Foreign business groups have complained for a decade that Beijing is squeezing them out of promising economic fields. They say "Made in China 2025" appears to leave them little or no place in those industries.
But it isn't always clear whether the United States is seeking to curb China's sharp-elbowed practices or to keep it from emerging as a legitimate rival.
Haven't the two nations tried to work things out?
Yes. And for a time last month it looked as if they'd reached a truce. After a meeting in Washington, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin declared the trade war "on hold" and the tariffs suspended. Mnuchin said so after China pledged to buy more from the U.S., especially energy and agricultural products and to shrink America's gaping trade gap with China — $336 billion last year. But critics dismissed that agreement as vague. And Trump backed away and returned to the tariff threat.
Erin Ennis of the U.S.-China Business Council says she suspects Beijing will wait to see whether the United States actually puts the U.S. tariffs into effect July 6 before it starts taxing U.S. goods. That could buy time for last-ditch negotiations.
Isn't the US tied up in other trade disputes?
Oh, yes. Trump just enraged the EU, Canada and Mexico by imposing tariffs on imported steel and aluminum. Worse, he argued that the imported metals posed a threat to U.S. national security — an insult to the longstanding American allies that they roundly rejected. He has also threatened to tax auto imports, also on national security grounds.
Critics say Trump's decision to pick fights with America's friends weakens his hand against China.
Trade analysts say it would be wiser for the United States to enlist its allies to challenge China's drive to grab technology, rather than go it alone with unilateral tariffs. After all, companies from the advanced economies of the U.S., Europe and Japan share the same gripes.
China is adept at playing countries and companies off against one another, Jennifer Hillman, a Georgetown University law professor, testified last week before the U.S.-China Economic and Security Commission. If one complains, China can lock it out of the market and do business with a more compliant competitor. Better to present a united front.
Beijing Ready to Retaliate Against US Tariffs on Chinese Goods
U.S. President Donald Trump is going ahead with 25 percent tariffs on $50 billion worth of Chinese technology imports, intensifying a trade dispute between the world's two largest economies.Trump on Friday followed through on a pledge to crack down on what he considers to be unfair trade practices by China, imposing tariffs on goods that "contain industrially significant technologies.""These tariffs are essential to preventing further unfair…
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Trump OKs Plan to Impose Tariffs on Billions in Chinese Goods
President Donald Trump has approved a plan to impose punishing tariffs on tens of billions of dollars worth of Chinese goods as early as Friday, a move that could put his trade policies on a collision course with his push to rid the Korean Peninsula of nuclear weapons.Trump has long vowed to fulfill his campaign pledge to clamp down on what he considers unfair Chinese trading practices. But his calls for billions in tariffs could complicate his efforts to maintain China's…
Bourbon Tariffs a Blow to Burgeoning Craft Alcohol Businesses
Distilling spirits is in Paul Hletko's DNA. "Prior to World War II, my grandfather's family owned what is now a major brewery in the Czech Republic," he told VOA. But his grandfather's Jewish family lost more than a brewery when the Nazis took over Europe during the war. "The whole family got taken to the camps where they were all murdered, except my grandfather. He spent the rest of his life trying to get the…
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Q: How to alter values of a column I have a column named "Zip Code" and all the values for this column read as such:
    ZIP Code        City    County
0   ZIP Code 02108  Boston  Suffolk

I need to delete "Zip Code" from each value of column "Zip Code" in all rows, so it would be purely integer and read:
    ZIP Code        City    County
0   02108           Boston  Suffolk

What's the best way to do this?

A: IIUC, you may just strip it
df['ZIP Code'] = df['ZIP Code'].str.strip('ZIP Code')

Since len('ZIP Code ') is 9, you can also just ignore the first 9 characters by slicing
df['ZIP Code'].str[9:]

A: Another way of doing this in addition to what rafaelc answered:
df['ZIP Code'] = df['ZIP Code'].str.split('ZIP Code', 1).str[1]

Basically, it just splits and keeps the latter half of the string you want.

A: slice
If there is always going to be a 'ZIP Code ' in front
df['ZIP Code'] = df['ZIP Code'].str[9:]

replace
df['ZIP Code'] = df['ZIP Code'].str.replace('ZIP Code ', '')

rsplit
df['ZIP Code'] = df['ZIP Code'].str.rsplit(' ', 1).str[1]

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Physical Teamwork Puzzles for Adolescents
I am trying to develop a list of physical teamwork puzzles for 11-16 year olds at camp. When I was a kid at camp, we sometimes had to solve puzzles that depended on equally team work, fitness and critical thinking. The one I remember most clearly went like this:
Position yourselves such that no member of the team is touching the ground with any part of their body other than his/her hands. To complete this challenge, you must be able to sustain the position for at least 30 seconds. You may not use any equipment.
For which the solution was to form a circle of bodies lying down in a push-up positions but with your feet resting on the shoulders of the person behind you. Then, in unison, everyone pushes themselves up and holds the position. Points were awarded for figuring out the solution, for distributing team members such that the strongest teammates were lifting the heaviest teammates and for how long the position was held.
I remember that there were other similar challenges involving crossing an imaginary river (the shores of which were marked with cones or ropes) with rules something along the lines of:
You must cross the river without touching it (the current is too strong). Boards and poles are available to help you cross. Boards can be walked across as long as they are in direct contact with the shore and there is a teammate on the the shore to hold it steady; unfortunately none are long enough to span the river so you will have to jump across a sizeable gap. Players who cannot jump across the gap must use a pole to cross. Poles cannot serve as a footbridge. The pole can either be use pole-vault style or teammates on opposite shores can hold it to across the river to form a bridge that teammates can cross hand-over-hand
The ideal such challenge is an interesting puzzle with a clever solution or multiple solutions that favor different types of team make up (Example: in the river challenge, the pole can only be used as a bridge if teammates on the shore are physically strong enough to support their lighter teammate).
If you know any such challenges or any online resources where I might find a bunch of them that would make for a helpful answer.
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$\begingroup$ If you move a bit out of the realm of 'puzzles' and more towards the realm of 'board games' you can find a lot of team-effort based strategy games where the whole group plays "against the game". f.e. "Pandemic" is a game where all together fight worldwide illnesses. (Oups, I've not seen the 'physical' in your title. Ignore suggestions then...) $\endgroup$ – BmyGuest Mar 21 '16 at 17:15
A few (though fairly easy ones) we've used:
Let the entire team pass through an A4 sheet of paper.
Obviously, you cut/tear the sheet in a 'snake'-like pattern, just being carefull not to destroy the continious outline. If carefull enough with scissors, you can make an opening big enough for a car.
Boards and tiles - river crossing
the 'river' is the ground, and a few standard 30x30cm tiles make for the load bearing endpoints where you can rest a few wooden planks (30cm wide) on top of. With various lengths of boards, and varied spacing between them, you can create a grid puzzle in which it's difficult, but not impossible to have the entire team cross the river. Needless to say, proper teamwork is tested when paths don't reach from one side to another, but require the entire team to be midway, on the boards, passing down planks while on a somewhat crowded plankway...
The circle sitdown
While in theory very easy, not so easy to pull off in reality. Have a sufficient amount of people queue up, but make it form a circle. Then have everyone sit on the lap of the person behind them. You'll find out timing matters. For increased difficulty, reduce the number of people in the circle.
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Here are a few I've experienced in the past:
Spiderweb
Crisscross string or thin rope between two trees/poles to create a "spiderweb" pattern with various hole of different sizes, some near the ground and some higher up.
The entire team must pass through the spiderweb without touching it, but each hole may only be traversed by a single person.
Generally there will be a few large holes that are easy to get through, but if they don't plan ahead the last person/people will be stuck trying to get through a small hole near the top.
If anyone touches the rope at any point, everyone must return to the beginning and start over.
Ways to modify for difficulty/number of people
Allow certain holes to be used more than once, or allow a certain number of "repeats" (not assigned to a specific hole)
Give them a pair of scissors that they can use a set number of times to cut individual strands
Have some bits of rope that are easily removed so that you can make more/bigger holes if they're struggling too much
Poison Yogurt
Hang a small pail of water/sand/whatever with a handle on it from a tree or pole, at a little above head height (about 2m (6.5')). Draw a circle around the tree with a radius of about two metres (6.5 feet). Provide a stick about 1.5 metres (5 feet) long.
The team has all been fed poison yogurt, and the only antidote is hanging on the tree. They must retrieve the antidote, but inside the circle is boiling lava, which will vapourize them instantly if they touch it (everyone must start over).
Make the circle bigger/smaller (note that if the circle gets too big, the task will become virtually impossible)
Make the stick longer/shorter
Make a "rock outcrop" in the lava, which is a small mat/board just big enough for a single person to stand on. Don't make it too close to the antidote, or it will be too easy to retrieve.
Troll Bridge
Draw a starting line and an ending line, about 4-5 metres (13-16 feet) apart, parallel to each other.
The space between the two lines is a troll bridge. The group needs to cross the bridge, but the troll has declared that no more than $x$ individual body parts (hand, foot, knee, elbow, etc.) may touch the bridge. Any more than that, and he will eat everyone (they will have to start over). $x$ should be less than the number of people (otherwise they can all just hop across on one foot). A good rule of thumb is to allow about $\frac34$ as many limbs as there are people.
Modify the number of body parts allowed. Note that, especially for smaller groups, a change of even 1 can make a significant difference.
Change the distance between the ends of the bridge.
Specify which body parts are allowed (e.g. 3 feet, one hand, and one knee)
Ice Floe
Find a stump, crate, or sturdy box that can support the weight of several people and is not too large.
The team has been stranded on an ice floe that is rapidly shrinking. They must support their entire team on top of the stump without anyone touching the ground, for 10 seconds.
Use a larger/smaller stump/crate/etc.
Change the time period they must remain aloft. Often a team will find an unstable configuration that they can hold for 3 or 4 seconds before they collapse.
If there are too many people, allow a single foot (or hand or finger, etc.) to be on the ground.
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Spacewar! Why a hidden, ancient game keeps showing in Steam's most-played games
Click on here when you have Steam. What's downloading is a real area oddity. Spacewar! was one of many first multiplayer games ever made. It was made earlier than we landed on the moon, in 1962, and it ran on the PDP-1, MIT's supercomputer.
It's an area shooter with two ships firing at one another. There's a black gap within the center, including some gravitational hassle to the game. It's very fundamental, however it's additionally one of the played games on Steam. It began out for instance for builders utilizing Steam's SDK, however it has ended up with a much more nefarious objective.
It isn't actually meant to be played. When you seek for it on Steam, you'll be able to't discover it. It's important to understand it's there to put in it. It's used as a pattern to reveal varied elements of Valve's Steamworks API, equivalent to achievements. Regardless of this, it often seems on Steam's prime 100 most played games. In truth, as I'm scripting this it's at 4398, above different area games equivalent to Eve On-line and Area Engineers. I loaded it up and noticed a number of lobbies, however no-one listed in them is playing the game. They're simply sitting there.
It's not on Steam's Prime 100 as a result of persons are playing it, however as a result of they aren't. Spacewar is a Malicious program that pirated games use to get onto Steam. It's fairly a neat little rip-off. Pirated games that require Steam use Spacewar's appid to sneak their means onto the service. Steam thinks they're utilizing the SDK, however actually the gamers are sneakily playing a brand new game in Spacewar's clothes.
That is what Spacewar's screenshot web page looked like in 2013, however there's no group web page for it now.
It makes me unhappy that the group web page is gone, as a result of it was a self-promoted wall of disgrace for each brazen pirate on the market. I used to get pleasure from loading it up and to see a patchwork of piracy. Valve didn't cease individuals from utilizing Spacewar to sneak onto Steam, they only stopped individuals bragging about it.
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La industria de la construcción debe centrarse más en la RESILIENCIA.
A pesar de los grandes avances que se han logrado en la tecnología y la construcción durante el siglo XXI, el mayor desafío de la industria está por venir: responder a desastres climáticos extremos que amenazan nuestra existencia. Las estadísticas globales confirman la creciente frecuencia de un clima más extremo: brotes intensos de tornados, un calor sin precedentes, incendios forestales catastróficos, fuertes aguaceros, sequías más prolongadas y huracanes más destructivos.
Over the past 15 years, the construction industry has made great progress in improving its products and installation practices to create high-performing, 21st century buildings. Whether it's through greater integrated design practices, roofing technology advancements, certification programs like LEED or science-based performance code requirements, building product manufacturers and contractors can take great pride in this century's built environment.
But indeed, the industry's greatest challenge lies ahead—responding to extreme climatic disasters that threaten our very existence.
While there may be debate about the cause, global statistics confirm the increasing frequency of more extreme weather: intense tornado outbreaks, record-setting heat, catastrophic wildfires, heavy downpours, longer droughts and more destructive hurricanes. Indeed, the United States saw $317 billion in damage due to natural causes in 2017 alone, a record amount.
Historically, governmental response has been predictable—funding what is in need of repair—but woeful in expanding predisaster efforts. Fortunately, that is now changing, as FEMA has begun a strategic pre-disaster mitigation planning process in its National Mitigation Investment Strategy, released in early 2018.
In that plan, the agency seeks to catalyze private and nonprofit sector mitigation investments, improve collaboration between federal government and state and local governments and ensure data and risk-informed decisions that include lifetime costs and risks. In addition, in 2018 Congress passed the Disaster Recovery Reform Act, providing for predisaster mitigation funding for communities and indicating that the philosophy within government on disaster planning is gradually changing.
Many areas within the building sector are recognizing the need for manufacturers and contractors to work together to create a more resilient built environment. Of course, the issue of the economics of resilient construction is critical to these groups and building owners as well. This issue is bring addressed, as the recent report issued by the National Institute of Building Sciences demonstrates. This national report, which is a third iteration of prior analyses of this data, demonstrates an 11-to-1 payback for predisaster mitigation investments that include compliance with 2018 version of the ICC.
The promotion of resilient design and construction is now a high priority for leaders in the building industry. For example, through USGBC, the RELi resilience rating system is rising as the new leadership benchmark for resilient buildings and neighborhoods. RELi focuses on resilience by requiring assessment and planning for acute hazards, preparedness to mitigate against them, and designing and constructing for passive survivability. USGBC also provides myriad resources and links about resilience on its Center for Resiliencepage.
In addition, USGBC and over 40 construction and design industries have formed a "one voice" effort in creating an industry statement on the need for additional resilience efforts in our sector. To this end, ICC and ASHRAE have both developed significant working groups to focus on creating resilient communities. The insurance industry, through IBHS, has now developed a Fortified Commercial Building standard, which they are promoting nationwide. Building product manufacturers like the EPDM Roofing Association, which recently issued its report Building Resilience: the Roofing Perspective, have recognized their critical role in moving toward a more resilient built environment.
Sustainability and resilience are two sides of the same coin. While sustainable design and construction seek to protect the environment from damage from building construction and operation, resilience seeks to protect the building and its operation from the environment. Clearly, USGBC and those of us in the building industry have a joint obligation to see to it that the coin is minted with both sides adequately addressed.


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COLORADO RELIGIOUS FREEDOM DAY
Rev. John P. Fitzgibbons, S.J.
Remarks from Father John P. Fitzgibbons of Regis University on April 13, 2021
Today, we come together -- even while we remain physically separated by this pandemic -- to celebrate religious freedom and fellowship in our great state of Colorado … and wider, in our great country, the United States of America.
Lately, and especially in our political arenas, we haven't felt so united. Our great halls of justice -- in our state capitols and in our nation's Capitol -- have been besieged by bitterness and rancor. Bipartisanship seems a noble calling but deeply in the past. There is a great political divide in our nation. I don't have to tell you this. You see it. You read about it. You feel it. Maybe you even participate in it.
But it doesn't have to be this way. As religious leaders and religious people, I am proud to stand with you - maybe not literally today, since we're on Zoom and Facebook Live - but stand together we do as conduits of love, togetherness and peace. Faith is a sacred value in our world.
Today, on Colorado Religious Freedom Day, we can show our brothers and sisters how to come together in community, how to love thy neighbor who might not think as we do and who may hold views and beliefs that are different from ours.
We are all related. We descend from one tribe. My Jesuit Catholic beliefs challenge me every day to ask, "How ought I to live?" And let me tell you - it's not in finding fault and acrimony with my neighbor.
I - we - are to be United in our Diversity.
This idea -- and the challenge to maintain Unity in Diversity -- is older than the Republic itself. Much of the nation was founded on the principle of Unity in Diversity, and so it remains our charge today. As religious, peace-loving, diversity-embracing people, we are charged to seek Unity in our Diversity.
There are a couple of stories from another two states, Massachusetts and Rhode Island, that I think illustrate our best and worst impulses in this area. These two stories show us that the road to a better world isn't without a few historical potholes, but we do get it right more often than we get it wrong.
If you're a student of American history and religion, as I am, then you're no doubt familiar with the name Roger Williams. He's celebrated today as the founder of Rhode Island, and the Baptist church he started in Providence, Rhode Island, still stands today.
But how did he come to found a new colony?
He was tossed out of Massachusetts. Banished. Exiled.
What was his sin? He advocated for the bold idea that civil authorities had no business telling a person how to worship. He advocated tolerance, a position he came to honestly after seeing religious separatists persecuted in England before he fled to the New World.
To his fellow Puritan ministers in Massachusetts this idea -- tolerance of another's beliefs -- was too much to bear. His erstwhile colleagues referred to it as, "Satan's policy to plead an indefinite and boundless toleration."
So, Roger Williams, an early believer in coming together United in Diversity, was cast out on the cusp of winter 1635 into the arms of the Narragansett Indians who saved his little band. It's no wonder he called his new home Providence.
Fast forward 155 years.
It's 1790, and the nation is only months old. The Constitution has only recently been ratified. And George Washington decides he needs to visit Rhode Island to patch things up with the crankiest state in the Union -- Rhode Islanders were the last to approve the Constitution (they had some gripes).
Never forget: Washington was a shrewd politician, and his ulterior motive for this visit was to campaign for what we call today The Bill of Rights. He met with the citizens of Newport, including members of the oldest synagogue in America, the Touro Synagogue. An exchange of letters followed. Washington's response to the Jewish community of Newport was brief -- only 340 words. But it cemented forever the sort of nation we were to become in matters of faith.
Here is the key quote: For happily the Government of the United States, which gives to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance requires only that they who live under its protection should demean themselves as good citizens, in giving it on all occasions their effectual support.
That was music to the ears of the Jews of Newport, of course. With these few but pointed and salient words, the Father of our country laid down a marker, and he did it early. Be good citizens. Worship as you please. And you'll get no trouble from us. You may have fled persecution, but you're safe here.
United in Diversity indeed. It's this nation's super power. I pray we never forget it.
Rev. Tamara Boynton
Opening prayer offered by Tamara Boynton of the Interfaith Alliance of Colorado on April 13, 2021
Holy One, we come before you in awe of the many ways you speak to us. Through our religious traditions, our faith, our communities, and our very lives. We come before you grateful that you have gifted the world with so many different ways to understand your presence. We come before you knowing that our own traditions can only find respect when we respect the religious and faith traditions of others.
God, we celebrate that our founding document, the United State Constitution, outlines a right to religious freedom. We celebrate that that right is an equal protection for all people in our country. We celebrate that we are called to bring forward the values from our own traditions, and always challenged to resist the urge to impose our values on others. We celebrate on this first month of the first day of the holy month of Ramadan, that this freedom is not just for the most common, most numerous, or most familiar religious traditions in our country. But it is for all of us, and is central to our identity as a pluralistic, inclusive and free society.
Holy One, we know that humankind has used religion throughout history to justify harm, to discriminate against those who think or do differently than we do, to sanction prejudicial treatment, and ultimately, as the crucifixion reminds us, to kill those who threaten the religious status quo.
Today we are reminded that the very people who fled persecution in their home country centuries ago came to this land and promptly began persecuting those already living here. Ours is a complicated history, God. And yet, the Easter story also reminds people across our nation that oppression, control and even death are not the end of your story, God. As we pursue, life, liberty and happiness in this country with great strengths and great work to do.
On this day in celebration of religious freedom, as we joyfully gather with others from traditions different than our own, to listen, and learn, and continue to build the world we seek, to unite in our diversity we admire the diversity of you presence and your voice, God. And we know you are bigger than any of us can imagine.
May the freedom we find in our faith traditions guide our celebration today and in all the many ways we pray, I pray in the name of Jesus the Christ, Amen.
Rabbi Emily Hyatt
Remarks from Rabbi Emily Hyatt of Temple Emanuel on April 13, 2021
This past Saturday, Jewish communities all over the world read from the Torah portion called Shemini, in the book of Leviticus. The word Shemini translates to EIGHTH, or the 8th day. The portion is called shemini, the eighth day - because it tells the story of how the preparations for the inauguration of the tabernacle, that crazy portable sanctuary that the Israelites hauled with them through the desert - took seven days - and the eighth day is when the use of the tabernacle begins. On the 8th day, the priests went in - and... they started. On the 8th day, the Israelites learned how to pray and how to worship. The EIGHTH day (the first day in the tabernacle) -- the eighth day - was the beginning.
But Jews have a special relationship with the 8th day. You see, we're living in the eighth day right now. What? Well, if we go WAY back - all the way back to the beginning - our tradition teaches that God created the world in six days - and then on the seventh day, God rested. And then, after that seventh day, came the 8th day - the day when God turned over the world to people, and asked them - asked US, all of us - to continue the work of creation, to make something special out of this world.
And so we do - we work hard each week to keep the amazing, insane, beautiful experiment of humanity going, using what we learned from God during the first seven days. You see, on the first day, God created light - our text says "and God said let there be light, and there was light. And the light was day and the dark was night, and the light was good - there was evening, there was morning, the first day." And so it goes until the end of the week - where at the end of the seventh day, God taught US how to create light.
In Jewish tradition, we rest on the seventh day, Shabbat - and at the end of Shabbat, on Saturday night, we light what we call a havdallah (or a separation) candle to end the day of rest and come back to work. Every week, we use what we learned from God - that we begin by creating light, to separate between what was this day of rest and what will be a return to the eighth day - the return to OUR ownership of creation, a return to our partnership with God, a return to this incredible project of continuing to imagine what our world could be. We return to the challenges, the hard conversations, the impossible task of finding middle grounds or keys to coexistence. We return to the beauty of diversity and of difference and to the call to listen and to learn and to wrestle with how the heck we're supposed to love the neighbor that we don't understand -- and we discover that we love them anyway because they are human and because we believe that everyone - EVERYONE, even the stranger who we don't yet know and even the sojourner who isn't yet here, is created equal and is created in the image of God, whatever their God may look like.
When our founding fathers wrote "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights" I believe that those fathers meant that it is our job to defend these rights, because we are in partnership with that Creator. And here, during this eighth day, we know that the work of creation often means the REPAIR of our world - fixing the mistakes that we and those who came before us have made. So when those founding fathers then declared that "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof;" that became the task - to learn from those came before us - those who defended this freedom and those who threatened it, so that we could build a society that allows each individual to wrestle with God on their own terms.
This is the eighth day. We have work to do, to defend those rights and fight for those freedoms. We do it by loving our neighbor, by welcoming the stranger, by learning about our differences and by opening our arms and our hearts and our minds to what is possible when the partnership with each of us and our own God is truly just between us and God - the wrestling, the questioning, the praying, the asking, the begging, the doubting and the believing - when it's private. When it's our own. When it's safe. That's when we are EACH responsible for the work of creation. We are EACH responsible for our own faith. We are each responsible for working to end the era when any religion stands for violence, hatred, judgment, persecution and pain - and we are each responsible for building a world where religion - if you choose one - and faith - if you want it - and God - if you believe in one - where those are not obstacles to peace but they teach us how to make it.
How do we protect our own religious freedom? By protecting the religious freedom of OTHERS. That's how we walk into the 8th day each week - by welcoming those who feel outside, by making space for those who feel trapped, by making light for those who are in the dark - just like God taught us. God made light so that WE could make light. There was evening, there was morning - the 8th day.
Pastor Michael Hidalgo
Remarks from Pastor Michael Hidalgo of Denver Community Church on April 13, 2021
In 1953, Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel said, "… we all suffer from an ego-centric predicament. Our soul tends to confine itself to its own ideas, interests and emotions … it is precisely the function of prayer to overcome that predicament, to see the world in a different setting. The self is not the hub, but the spoke of the revolving wheel. It is precisely the function of prayer to shift the center of living from self-consciousness to self-surrender."
I begin with these words as we gather together to contemplate what it will look like for people of faith, people from the Great Wisdom Traditions, to pray and to act in UNITY on behalf of our civic leaders. And we do so today, alongside one another, in a time marked not by unity, but in a time rife with great division. We see this in our local and federal government, it exists in our houses of worship, it is in our neighborhoods and, EVEN in our homes.
In the midst of this division, the wisdom of Heschel may illuminate for us a path forward: that we, through prayer, would overcome our ego-centric predicament; that would be those who shift the center of living toward self-surrender. It is this way of life we see modeled by Jesus on the night he was betrayed, when he went to a place called Gethsemane, and fell with his face to the ground and prayed: "Father, if it is possible, may this cup be taken from me. Yet not as I will, but as you will." In this short prayer recorded by the gospel writers we witness the kind of shift, the kind of surrender, Heschel spoke of. Jesus surrenders, saying to God, "I am up for whatever you have in mind."
If we are to be, and become, those who pray and act in UNITY - then we must be those who agree to move toward self-surrender. To be those who hold the power and authority given us with open hands, recognizing all that we have, all that we possess is a gift - a grace bestowed upon us. And should we become those inclined to self-surrender, those who live with open hands, then we will be those who are able to act together for the common good.
We will become those who act TOGETHER in a way that transcends our collective ego-centric predicament- AND I MIGHT ADD - in a way that transcends our partisan-centric predicament, our agenda-centric predicament, our policy-centric predicament. Maybe then, we, along with our civic leaders, will become those who learn to see we are only spokes on a revolving wheel - each invited to do our part in seeing the common good take root in our city, in our state and in our country.
This invites us to transcend merely agreeing to disagree or only working toward compromise or seeking common ground. Rather, the invitation is to give ourselves over to prayer, so that we may be transformed into those whose center of living is self-surrender, those willing to give everything for the sake of our world. Those willing to say to God, "I am up for whatever you have in mind."
May it be said of us here today, that we were those who prayed and acted on behalf of our civic leaders. And may it be in that order. That we were first those who prayed. And only then, were we those who acted. For then our actions will reveal hearts of self-surrender, and in that place we will find - even amidst our culture of division - people from all walks of life working alongside one another. In all the holy name of God, may this be so.
Speakers from Colorado Religious Freedom Day events.


In my humble opinion, the 'magic' mushroom – for that's what it is – used in the right way, is one of the more remarkable tools for psychological wellbeing available to the human race. And yes I am well aware that to many people this statement will seem ridiculous, preposterous or even irresponsible. Indeed to some this is a radical proposition, but I would suggest it only appears like this because of the way the cultural paradigm of our time has led us to be ignorant of the value of non-ordinary states of awareness.
Allow me to explain. Ingesting psilocybin – the psychoactive compound found around the world in magic mushrooms – in the right settling, with the right people, with the right intention, offers a uniquely psychotherapeutic experience. It offers the chance to gain insight and understanding, to let go of the experience of suffering, to connect profoundly with nature, to psychologically cleanse and refresh ourselves, and to marvel at the wonderous universe we inhabit. This is not hyperbole by the way.
Of course some people in different parts of the world have known this for hundreds or even thousands of years, but it's only now that through scientific research – currenty the only means by which anything useful can hope to be taken seriously by culture at large, institutions and policy makers – the therapeutic efficacy of the magic mushroom is starting to be demonstrated in a way that could eventually lead to a new era in treating depression and increasing wellbeing.
Thanks to a new wave of psychedelic research in recent years, the therapeutic potential of psilocybin is starting to be recognised. London based Prof. David Nutt and Robin Carhart-Harris have conducted studies that lead them to believe that psilocybin could be useful for the treatment of depression; studies at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore have recorded an improvement in the mental wellbeing of research participants who ingested psilocybin; at Harbor-U.C.L.A. Medical Center, Los Angeles, terminally ill patients who used psilocybin as part of their psychological treatment programme reported a decrease in their fear of death and were better able to come to terms with their situation.
Psilocybin is not the only psychedelic substance that offers such therapeutic benefits, but in comparison with it's more forthright cousin, D.M.T. (being increasingly used around the world, particularly in the form of the amazonian brew ayahuasca), it offers a much more gentle and accessible experience. Psilocybin affords many of the increasingly well documented effects of the psychedelics, with less of the anxiety and physical symptoms, and a generally less challenging experience overall. For this reason it perhaps offers the most potential for use as a tool to improve wellbeing on a larger scale.
As well as this, use of psilocybin can invoke profound mystical states of awareness and can be used as a tool for deepening spiritual practice. In combination with a regular meditation practice the use of psilocybin can assist in prolonging elevated states of mind and may reinforce mindful ways of thinking. Users of psilocybin report discovering deeper layers of themselves, and often discover that life is more meaningful than before. Great value is experienced in connecting with a state that seems more 'real' than that of ordinary awareness. Wisdom teachings regarding how best to live one's life may be received, or understood more profoundly.
It sounds almost too good to be true, but recent research is starting to provide the evidence to support such claims. Even mainstream news platforms reported a recent study by Johns Hopkins University that suggested that ingesting psilocybin just once resulted in profound positive changes in personality which could still be felt a year later. Of course in cultures such as ours that do not value elevated and profound states of grace and awareness, this mode of experiencing the world and enhancing our relationship with life may not catch on anytime soon. But a new appreciation of the therapeutic value of psilocybin could plant the seed for a change in the public and political perception of the value of non-ordinary states of consciousness.
Of course the issues of personal wellbeing and mental health are complex and interconnected with wider issues that need addressing within our societies. But I know from personal experience how valuable the use of psychedelics can be, both to those who suffer as well as those who wish to thrive. The types of insights and psychological change that psilocybin and other psychedelics bestow upon the user are such that there could hardly be a more appropriate or powerful tool for initiating the changes we'd all like to see, both in ourselves and consequently in our world. It's sad that people who choose to utilise such effective and therapeutic tools for the betterment of themselves must commit a criminal act to do so, but with time I'm hopeful that further demonstration of the benefits of such activity will see a change in our attitudes towards it.


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Home schoolers from the region known as DELMARVA, (Delaware, Maryland, Virginia), can network via email announcements of family and home school events in their area. Religious and political discussions are prohibited.
Anyone is welcome to join, (although most of us are from the Delaware,Maryland, and Virginia area).
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OCTAI is registered as a multi-family homeschool with the Delaware State Department of Public Instruction (school code # 830).
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Towle Institute is a non-traditional school for those families seeking to educate their children in their home environment. We are a private school, incorporated in Delaware, serving home-educated students from Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.
Tri-State Homeschool INC. is a support group that serves the northern Delaware, northeastern Maryland, southwestern New Jersey and southeastern Pennsylvania region. Our purpose is to further the cause of homeschooling, with emphasis from the viewpoint of Christian families.


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CLEVELAND — Six locations throughout Greater Cleveland will offer free HIV testing Thursday in honor of Stephanie Tubbs Jones.
The late congresswoman was an advocate for HIV/AIDS awareness during a time when a stigma meant many people went untested.
Thursday's event is known as 'Keep the Promise to Women,' which is part of a nationwide 'Keep the Promise' initiative in the fight against HIV/AIDS.
Stephanie Tubbs Jones Health Center – 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
The Free Clinic – 12:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Care Alliance Health Center – 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
AIDS Taskforce of Greater Cleveland – 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Lakewood Park, Women's Pavilion – 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Call & Post – 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
The event is spearheaded by the AIDS Taskforce of Greater Cleveland.


Rabbi's Son Visits Bible Belt In 'My Jesus Year' In an effort to reconnect with his Jewish faith, Georgia-native Benyamin Cohen explored the Christianity across the "Bible Belt" of America. He documented his experiences in My Jesus Year: A Rabbi's Son Wanders the Bible Belt in Search of His Own Faith.
Have you ever explored another religion?
In an effort to reconnect with his Jewish faith, Georgia-native Benyamin Cohen explored the Christianity across the "Bible Belt" of America. He documented his experiences in My Jesus Year: A Rabbi's Son Wanders the Bible Belt in Search of His Own Faith.
Cohen has served as founder and editor of American Jewish Life magazine and Jewsweek online magazine. He is currently an editor at the Mother Nature Network.


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Restaurant Chains Closing in Florida, Across the Nation
ED DEAN
Several fast food restaurants and popular food chains are closing across Florida and nationwide.
That's what First Coast News, 24/7 Wall Street, USA Today and other media outlets are reporting.
Plenty of fast food chains are closing more stores than they opened this past year.
Applebee's: In 2017, Applebee's closed 99 locations. The company said it will close another 60 to 80 restaurants by the end of 2018.
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Chipotle: Over the past year, the company has done some major rebranding even as it closed 55 stores in 2018.
IHOP: This staple, which can be found on highways across the Sunshine State, announced it will have closed 30 to 40 restaurants by the end of this year.
Papa John's: This company has more than 5,000 locations in 45 countries but now this pizza chain is struggling and can't stay out of the headlines. In 2018 alone, Papa John's has closed more than 55 stores in North America, more than it opened. The company attributes a lot of its problems to being a sponsor of the National Football League (NFL) and some players causing controversy when they took a knee for the national anthem. And the company said because of the controversy store sales declined more than 10 percent. But founder John H. Schnatter didn't help with his jabs at Obamacare and using a racist term on a conference call. In the meantime, stock prices have dropped more than 30 percent in the past year.
Sonic: While this company might describe its restaurants as "America's favorite drive-in," it has recorded eight straight quarters of sales declines, blaming "continued aggressive discounting by the competition."
Subway: In 2017, the company closed 909 restaurants. In 2018, Subway will have eliminated stores in about 500 locations. Market analyst says the closings are due to overly aggressive expansion and changing food trends. The company admits that store traffic has dropped by 25 percent and plans to focus on better restaurant locations to boost sales. Subway also plans to revamp its new stores with better seating, Wi-Fi and self-service kiosks. Subway notes that the "$5 Footlong," a popular cornerstone of the chain, is going away.
Market analyst say there are several reasons for these closing including competition, the need to revamp menus and–one of the biggest reasons–customers having changing food tastes, especially among millenials.
Contact Ed at Ed.Dean@FloridaDaily.com.
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When it comes to racism and John H. Schnatter, I look forward to the day when blacks are held to the same accountability everyone expects whites to be held to. No surprise at the amonut of people who were willing to look the other way when the Black Panthers were supporting Obama and Stacey Abrams (former democratic candidate for the governor of Georgia). As for Obama"care", in January 2016 NPR (rated number 1 in the liberal media) stated only "15% of the people who have to pay for it" cared anything about it. Which would tell the average person most democrats didn't like it. The problem, for the most part, was the unwillingness of the media–and the DNC–to admit to it. Yet, called GOP members/supporters racist for not supporting it. So much for truth and politics. When it comes to the "facts" about how many restaurants have closed down, they don't mention how many have closed down only to open at new location…..
"…at 'a' new…"
jim 01.29.20 at 9:53 am
Thank you God. It is all junk and garbage food; owned by people who do not give f word about the quality, about the their employees ..about anything ..they care about one thing: make money. They should all close, out of business, no one should be allowed to sell garbage. it is time for the F&B business to make changes, get ride of all the parasites and the people who are spreading a culture of "exploitation of employees" and spreading a culture of eating-garbage. Let them all close.


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+ * \param loop The event loop that will process the new source.
+ * \param fd The file descriptor to watch.
+ * \param func The file descriptor dispatch function.
+ * \param data User data.
+ * \return A new file descriptor event source.
+ * \c mask. This can be changed as needed with wl_event_source_fd_update().
+ * buffer incoming data, possibly as a side-effect of other operations.
+ * \param source The file descriptor event source to update.
+ * \return 0 on success, -1 on failure.
+ * callback to be called on.
+ * busy-looping on dispatch.
+ * \param func The timer dispatch function.
+ * \return A new timer event source.
+ * wl_event_source_timer_update() before it can trigger a dispatch call.
+ * \param source The timer event source to modify.
+ * \param ms_delay The timeout in milliseconds.
+ * If the timeout is zero, the timer is disarmed.
+ * expiry, wl_event_source_timer_update() needs to be called again.
+ * \param signal_number Number of the signal to watch for.
+ * \param func The signal dispatch function.
+ * \return A new signal event source.
+ * callback function \c func.
+ * also blocked the signal.
+ * \param loop The event loop that will process the new task.
+ * \param func The idle task dispatch function.
+ * \return A new idle task (an event source).
+ * Idle tasks are dispatched before wl_event_loop_dispatch() goes to sleep.
+ * See wl_event_loop_dispatch() for more details.
+ * callback function has been called.
+ * within the callback results in undefined behaviour.
+ * \param source The event source to be re-checked.
+ * function for them all returns zero.
+ * before wl_event_loop_dispatch() returns.
+ * \param source The event source to be removed.
+ * and is effectively destroyed. This invalidates \c source .
+	 * differentiate by source interface.
+		 * for the two kevents.
+ * \return A new event loop context object.
+ * This creates a new event loop context. Initially this context is empty.
+ * Event sources need to be explicitly added to it.
+ * \param loop The event loop to be destroyed.
+ * descriptor, and frees \c loop.
+ * event sources before destroying the event loop context.
+ * \param loop The event loop whose idle sources are dispatched.
+ * \param loop The event loop whose sources to wait for.
+ * \param timeout The polling timeout in milliseconds.
+ * \return 0 for success, -1 for polling error.
+ * indefinitely. A timeout of zero causes the poll to always return immediately.
+ * functions all return zero.
+ * \param loop The event loop context.
+ * \return The aggregate file descriptor.
+ * reflected in the aggregate file descriptor.
+ * \param loop The event loop context whose destruction to listen for.
+ * \param listener The listener with the callback to be called.
+ * \param loop The event loop context to inspect.
+ * \param notify The destroy callback to find.
+ * the given callback pointer.
* falling back without a forced fallback.


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"Yeah" by Def Leppard
Artist: Def Leppard
Title: "Yeah"
Label: Universal Music
Genre: Hard Rock
I will be one of the first to admit that I enjoyed the music of Def Leppard back in the Hard Rock heyday of the 80's. Their powerful blend of melody and heavy music made albums like "Pyromania" and "High & Dry" instantly successful and propelled the band on to greatness for many years. In their early years the band never held back references to those that influenced them, and in interviews you would find regular mention of The Sweet, Mott The Hoople and David Bowie. Now, more than twenty years after they came upon the scene the band has decided to pay homage to these artists who helped form and inspire them by giving listeners their renditions of some of this music. Being honest to the originals would be an understatement for as you listen you will find very little Def Leppard present and almost spot on covers of these songs. The choice to make is on whether this is a good or bad thing, and in my opinion I think it is great. Too often we find the bands "interpretations" of classic tracks to be very far from the original or including elements that don't fit at all. Def Leppard's goal was to bring you into their world for these tracks and have you as the listener understand what made them special to them during their formative years. They could do no less than deliver above par performances. Of the fourteen tracks there are a few standout numbers such as "Hell Raiser" and "20th Century Boy" where the band sounds almost exactly like Sweet and T.Rex. Other tracks I enjoyed ended up with "No Matter What" (Badfinger), "Stay With Me" (Faces) and "Rock On" (David Essex).
The guys cover a lot of interesting ground by also delivering numbers by Blondie, David Bowie, The Kinks and Mott The Hoople among several other interesting choices. It's up to you as a listener to vote on if you liked the closeness of the sound more than unique interpretations. The packaging of this album impressed me very much as well, for it is loaded with the necessary photos but also information about each song in the liner notes. The members of the band include where their head was at during the time they heard this song and what it meant to them on a personal level. That increased the appeal of the booklet for me and made it a fun read as I listened to the songs presented. This new release follows their successful Anthology release of a year ago and it is my hope that the band plans to rock like never before on their next studio effort. After all this reminder of the glory of their past and their origins they can do no less for the fans.
1. 20th Century Boy
2. Rock On
3. Hanging On The Telephone
4. Waterloo Sunset
5. Hell Raiser
6. 10538 Overture
7. Street Life
8. Drive-In Saturday
9. Little Bit Of Love
10. The Golden Age Of Rock 'N Roll
11. No Matter What
12. He's Gonna Step On You Again
13. Don't Believe A Word
14. Stay With Me
Official Website: www.defleppard.com
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Ryuji Harada (19 de octubre de 1986, Tokio) es el primer futbolista japonés en jugar por más de 10 años en Sudamérica. Integró equipos de Brasil, Argentina y Bolivia. De posición delantero , se caracteriza por ser rápido y habilidoso .

Trayectoria deportiva

Japón
Ryuji nació en la gran ciudad de Tokio, Japón. Aunque el fútbol no es un deporte popular en ese país heredaría de su padre la pasión por dicho deporte, quien fue jugador de fútbol no profesional. Desde muy pequeño comenzó jugando en equipos infantiles de la ciudad, desarrollando sus habilidades y acrecentando su pasión por este deporte. Su sueño era llegar a jugar futbol de forma profesional en su máximo nivel, esto se veía difícil en un su país natal donde el fútbol es en su mayoría amateurs . A la edad de 18 años era una de las promesas del Kashiwa Reysol, cuando aconsejado por su entrenador de nacionalidad brasilera decide viajar a Brasil para cumplir su sueño.

Brasil
En Brasil integró la sub 20 de prestigioso Sport Club Corinthians Paulista y formó parte del Esporte Clube Santo André, pero por cuestiones de visa debió emigrar hacia Argentina., llevándose consigo todo el aprendizaje de una de las cunas del fútbol.

Argentina
Ryuji llegó a Argentina sin hablar una palabra de español , por lo que su adaptación fue dura . El fútbol argentino es conocido en el mundo por la calidad de sus futbolistas como Juan Román Riquelme, Maradona . Ryuji siempre miró con cariño a este país por su ídolo : Andres D´alessandro. El primer club que integró fue las palmas de Córdoba (2007) , luego vendría Tiro Federal de Bahía Blanca (2008) , Central Norte (2009) y Deportivo Atlas (2010) estos últimos 2 equipos de la provincia de Salta. Con mucho esfuerzo Ryuji fue aprendiendo el idioma y las costumbres de un país muy distinto al suyo , y fue nutriéndose de los conocimientos de fútbol que había venido a buscar al otro lado del mundo . A mediados de 2010 pasa a formar parte del Club Atlético San Martín de Guemes , Salta,  donde convierte 17 goles en su primera temporada . En 2011 fue uno de los máximos goleadores de la liga salteña con 22 goles , se había convertido en la estrella de liga llevando a su equipo a la final del campeonato. Por un recurso presentado por el equipo rival no se le permitió jugar la final por no contar con los papeles de migraciones. San Martín perdió la final y Ryuji no pudo convertirse en el goleador de la liga . Luego de esta desilusión, en 2012, pasa a formar parte del club 14 de Abril , donde jugaría solo un par de partidos pero marcaría 8 goles. En las temporada 2013/2014 vuelve a Bahía Blanca para sumarse a la Armonía, equipo que participaba de la liga del sur. A mediados de 2014 regresa a Salta para jugar el torneo Argentino B con Libertad de Campo Santo, lamentablemente Libertad pierde la categoría. En 2015 participa del torneo Fedral C con San Antonio de Campo Santo . A pesar de los 2 goles convertidos por Ryuji en la final , el equipo no logra pasar a la siguiente ronda del campeonato, Ryuji decide que es momento de retirarse . Con 28 años y luego de más de 10 años de aprendizaje en Sudamérica cree que es momento de regresar a su tierra natal para enseñar todo lo aprendido , pero un nuevo desafío se le presentaría: el fútbol boliviano.

Bolivia
En 2015 llega a Santa Cruz de las Sierras , Bolivia ,y se integra al Royal Pari FC equipo que participa del torneo Nacional B , convirtiendo 4 goles en la primera ronda. A mediados de 2016 deja el Royal Pari y se une al Real Santa Cruz , equipo que también participa en el torneo Nacional B y que actualmente integra.

Trayectoria
Formativas
 Kashiwa Reysol (2005)
 Corinthians (2006)

Referencias

Bibliografía
http://arengadeportiva.com.ar/index.php?searchword=HARADA&searchphrase=all&Itemid=101&option=com_search

Enlaces externos
http://www.clarin.com/deportes/japones-Salta_0_1066693675.html

Futbolistas de Japón
Futbolistas del Sport Club Corinthians Paulista

Futbolistas del Esporte Clube Santo André
Nacidos en Tokio


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Livingston Man Arrested for DWI, NEW WILLARD, August 8, 2012 - Shortly before midnight on August 7, 2012, Sergeant William Jerry with the Polk County Sheriff's Office spotted a car that was weaving on US-59 (south bound), in the area of New Willard. Sergeant Jerry initiated a traffic stop of the white Toyota driven by Michael Howard Williams, 37, of Livingston. Jerry observed that Williams was in possession of a mixed drink. When speaking to Williams, Jerry could smell alcohol on Williams' breath. Jerry suspected intoxication and summoned Trooper Ramey Bass with the Texas Highway Patrol. Jerry was quickly backed up by Lieutenant Mark Jones, also with the Polk County Sheriff's Office. When Trooper Bass arrived he conducted a field sobriety test on Williams and placed Williams under arrest for suspicion of driving while intoxicated. Additionally, Williams was given a breathalyzer test in which he blew nearly twice the legal limit. Michael Williams was loaded into a unit and driven to Polk County Jail. A rollback wrecker from Ken's Towing recovered Williams' vehicle and it will be stored at Harrison Body Shop in Livingston.
37 year old Michael Howard Williams of Livingston told Trooper Bass that he only had a couple of beers earlier in the afternoon, but blew nearly twice the legal limit on a breathalyzer test.
Bass placed Williams under arrest for DWI.
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Klopp not worried, despite uncertainty around Liverpool star's future
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Jurgen Klopp admits that he is not sure if Phillippe Coutinho will be at the club in February, but he is not thinking about it.
Coutinho was the subject of a summer-long transfer saga involving Barcelona, but their £113m bid was rebuffed by Liverpool's firm stance on not letting the ace leave at any cost. This was in spite of the Brazilian international's personal wish to join the Spanish club.
As reported by Sky Sports, the Blaugrana are prepared to make a fresh offer for the 25-year-old in January.
Klopp was speaking to the reporters before Liverpool's final Champions League group game versus Spartak Moscow. When quizzed about what makes him sure Coutinho would stay at Anfield after the winter window, he said, "Nothing, but I don't think about it. Not one second. I'm not unsure, I'm not sure, I don't think about it."
Barcelona had previously made a huge bid for Coutinho in the summer
The German added, "I have a team to prepare for tomorrow night and no one knows what will happen in a nice and calm January transfer window and all the teams around the world – it's nice from the outside view."
The Reds only need a draw in their final game to go through to the knockout stages. They will ensure progression as Group E toppers with a win on Wednesday night.
Liverpool face Everton in the Merseyside derby on Sunday. When asked if he would rest players given the importance of that clash, he insisted that they have enough time.
"We have enough time after tomorrow night," said Klopp. "The team will be prepared. We want to go through and we have the chance so we will not hesitate to line up our best team as we did always so far.
Liverpool currently sit atop Group E
"Even when we made changes it was about bringing in players who have the fresh legs to win the game."
The Reds are currently in 4th place in the Premier League, with 29 points. They lie 14 points behind runaway leaders Manchester City.
Author's Take –
Liverpool must hold on to Coutinho at all costs, like their stance in the summer. He has proven himself to be integral to their success. Despite having missed 6 games at the start of the season due to injury, Coutinho has hit the ground running, and is in great form at the moment.
The star has scored 4 and assisted 5 in only 8 league games already, and will be key to Liverpool's hopes for securing top 4 for the second season running.
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