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Get your nerd on
Whatever your passion, Anime Club has space for you
Photo courtesy of ANIME CLUB
BY BENJAMIN BLAZEVIC / VN STAFF WRITER
The Detroit Mercy Anime Club welcomes anyone with an appreciation for anime, memes, video games and more.
While the club has anime in its name, members encourage anyone who loves other forms of entertainment to join.
"It isn't just anime," said Timothy D. Nelson, 30, faculty moderator for the club. "If you are a nerd, come hang out with us."
There are usually two meetings every week.
The group holds general meetings on Thursdays, often followed on Fridays by video-game play, a movie or some other activity.
Joe Jessop, 20, learned about the club in his freshman year at Detroit Mercy after a member spotted him wearing an "Attack on Titan" shirt and told him about the group.
"Honestly, that sold me into it because I had started watching (the "Attack on Titan" TV show) actively in sophomore year of high school," said Jessop.
He attended an event before the first week of classes started.
He is now vice president.
A big event that the club plans annually is the Extra Life charity event.
According to the charity's website, Extra Life unites thousands of gamers around the world to play games in support of their local Children's Miracle Network Hospital.
Last year, Detroit Mercy Anime Club held a 12-hour charity marathon.
The club live-streamed on Twitch, a video service, and other Detroit Mercy clubs were able to come on-stream for an hour each to play a video game.
The original goal for Detroit Mercy Anime Club was to raise $200. Members weren't expecting many people to come because they believed that the club wasn't well known.
By the end of the event, the club had managed to raise $1,069.
The event, usually held during winter semester dead week, raises money for Beaumont Children's Hospital in Royal Oak.
The club also uses Discord, a social media app, to connect members.
If members have an idea for an event, they can share it there to see if anyone else is interested.
There are also different channels within the server for different topics.
Those interested in joining should email udmanime@gmail.com.
"Be a part of this because you don't know how much influence and excitement you can bring to the next gen of nerds," said Nelson. "Come hang out. Be a nerd."
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In a large bowl, combine ground chuck, onion, bread crumbs, egg, garlic powder, salt, and pepper; mix well. Form into 6 oval patties and place in baking dish.
In a medium bowl, combine mushrooms and gravy, then pour over patties.
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Leadenhall achieves record City rent
Posted: 19th July 2016
A record-breaking City rent of more than £100 per sq ft has been achieved at the Leadenhall Building, EC3.
Kames Capital, which currently occupies level 26 and has £58bn under management, has agreed the rent on an 11-year lease for 7,000 sq ft on level 43.
The deal beats a previous City record of £90 per sq ft, also at the Leadenhall Building, which was achieved in April 2015 when Australian shipping broker, Affinity Shipping, signed a 10-year lease for 6,584 sq ft.
The British Land and Oxford Properties skyscraper is now fully let after two further existing tenants, MS Amlin and Rothesay Life, also committed to taking extra floors.
MS Amlin has taken expansion space on level 27, which provides 13,000 sq ft of offices. Rothesay Life has agreed to take level 32, which comprises 11,000 sq ft.
Two of the three transactions completed after the EU referendum vote.
Tim Roberts, head of offices and residential at British Land, said: "This is a significant milestone, and underlines that our decision to hold our nerve early in the cycle and attract lettings on the upper floors post-completion was the correct one.
"Moreover, to receive commitments from occupiers so soon after the EU referendum is not only a tremendous endorsement of the building; it underlines the enduring appeal of London."
Chris Carter Keall, vice president and head of asset management at Oxford Properties, said: "Post-completion, the focus has been on attracting a broad cross section of occupiers who value service and an active engagement with owner.
"It is therefore very pleasing to have concluded these transactions with existing occupiers.
"We look forward to continuing to add to the amenity at the building with a new restaurant and retail in 2017."
Cushman & Wakefield and JLL are letting agents on the Leadenhall Building.

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I have a couple of emissions decals that I dont need and seems a shame to throw away...if you need one or the other or both just drop me a line at my e-mail address with your mailing address and I will just put them in an envelope and snail mail them.
1st decal: 1976 350 and 400 ci engines, light duty emissions (C-10 with catalyst, etc). Goes on air cleaner cover...is new, GM reproduction. Decal emissions code "XZ".
2nd decal: 1978 250, 292, 305, 350, 400, 454 ci engines, heavy duty emissions (C20, C30). Goes on air cleaner cover (I think)...is new, GM reproduction. Decal emissions code "ZB".
I can't use the decals but thanks for stepping up to help fellow members.
Hopefully someone can put them to good use.


Mandarin Chinese, also referred to as simplified Chinese, is a group of related Chinese dialects used in the majority of regions in northern and south-western China. Statistically, Mandarin language has more native speakers than any other language in the world.
Mandarin Chinese belongs to Sino-Tibetan family of languages and has over 800 million speakers around the globe.
If you are looking for the European Funded TC-Star project please visit Elra.info or Elda.org.
Learn Chinese Characters – focuses on both meaning and pronunciation of Chinese characters, providing a comprehensive list of online tools such as dictionaries, tutorials and chat facilities.
Arch Chinese – a superb online Chinese character learning tool, focused on character writing worksheets, stroke information, dictionaries and other useful features such as Chinese character decomposition explorer and Chinese radical table.
BBC Languages: Chinese - From quick survival guides and phrases to tone and character guides and learning games, the site is a great starting point for those wanting to learn Mandarin.
Chinese-English Dictionary – Provides a searchable interface for the CEDICT dictionary, and searches can be conducted by Chinese using various encodings, pinyin or English.
Chinese Pod – an online learning community with expert online teacher instructions, over 1400 Mandarin lessons, vocabularies and exercises.
Child Book – Based in the US, this site offers a wide selection of Chinese books for children.
Book Seed - An easy-to-use online book store of Chinese book titles, magazines, DVDs, music and gifts.
Senseio.org – Features an online book store with a wide range of Chinese titles.
Chinese Community Centre – the official site of the London Chinese Community Centre. Based in the heart of London, UK, the centre focuses on helping elderly members of the community, as well as educating the young, event organisation, research and language courses.
British Chinese Community – The British Chinese Community website covers various aspects of modern life in Britain, from marriage, martial arts, legal and racism-related issues to cooking, keeping the old traditions alive, and education.


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Ground-oriented housing on Delbrook lands
We will be working with the District to determine how we can reduce the height of the building while simultaneously providing at least 50 per cent family housing units with two or more bedrooms
By Rene Gourley
While change is inevitable, overall the Delbrook Community Association (DCA) would like to see changes that support and enhance our safe, family-oriented community. Much of our near-term thinking about the future of our community centers on the redevelopment of the Delbrook lands. Once a high school, then for many years the home of a recreation complex, a child care centre and non-profit organizations, the Delbrook lands became an issue for debate in the community with the redevelopment of the old Griffin recreation complex.
For us, it was an enormous opportunity. While the Delbrook area has playing fields and trails it has virtually nothing in the way of neighbourhood parks, something the DCA has sought for six decades. The District of North Vancouver (DNV) decided future use of the lands was a District wide rather than a community issue and developed a consultation process that saw local residents with less than half of the input.
Despite this, the consultation concluded in June that park space is the number one priority, followed by community services and affordable housing (if the housing was not paid for by the District). To our delight, the consultation was nearly unanimous that the property should not be sold and should remain DNV land. In the following months, the DCA submitted a proposal to Council for the sort of affordable housing we should be looking at in the Delbrook Community.
We proposed a model of ground oriented housing we believed conformed to the DNV's Official Community Plan calling for "appropriate ground oriented housing forms (such as duplex and townhouse) to adjacent residential neighbourhoods." We proposed these homes be made available to first responders on a priority basis to provide security to the community in the event of a crisis in the community. The DNV did not consider this proposal.
The DNV proposal, presented in July, called for a five storey building. The first floor would provide services for children and seniors with four floors of rental housing above. This was to include 80 to 88 residential units. At five storeys this would be the tallest building in the Carisbrooke, Norwood Queens, Delbrook and upper Capilano areas.
It would certainly not be the ground oriented housing called for in the OCP. Overwhelmingly, the units would be made up of studio apartments. Even Premier John Horgan has expressed the need for family oriented units in an article in the Vancouver Province where he said, "We need to build more units…not just one bedroom condominiums, but we need to build two and three bedroom apartments and homes for families." This is true in the province, but doubly true in family-oriented Delbrook.
We will be working with the District to determine how we can reduce the height of the building while simultaneously providing at least 50 per cent family housing units with two or more bedrooms. The principle change we are working toward in 2018 is one that brings this development in line with our family-oriented community. With regards to our other priority, safety, more and more residents are expressing concerns about speeding on Delbrook and on other feeder streets. Several people have reported close calls on Windsor and Delbrook as drivers speed past ignoring the crosswalk signs; a pedestrian was struck on Delbrook in November.
Sadly, drivers appear most likely to ignore children trying to cross to the soccer fields. In 2018, we will be working with the District to improve the safety on Delbrook and other feeder streets. In addition, we are looking to the RCMP for frequent and effective policing of speeding in the community and the monitoring of crosswalks. Beyond Delbrook, we have also supported calls for a moratorium on major developments in the District. This would give the District time to seriously look at the implications for the increasingly unmanageable traffic.
Despite this, in some cases we have supported greater densification, particularly for ground oriented housing along major traffic routes. One other wish for 2018? We encourage the District and Council to pay more attention to community associations, particularly when it comes to answering our correspondence. We wish all the candidates in the upcoming election good luck in their efforts to meet the needs of all our communities.


Under Old Management… If you have noticed the sign for Jimmy's Kouzina where Old Venice used to be, you might think the place has changed hands. Don't worry, it hasn't. This is the latest homage to the founder of the restaurant, Jimmy Hantzarides, who died several years ago in a tragic bicycling accident. The rebranding is sensible for a purely practical reason. The name Old Venice led people to expect Italian food, but the menu has been leaning more Greek for a long time.


Born in Lincoln, Nebraska, Justin Chang lived in Alabama and California before attending high school in New Jersey and earning an economics degree at New York University. But when he decided to get an MBA, he never even considered a U.S. school.
Like Chang, a growing number of Westerners are recognizing that as China's economy has risen, so has the appeal of its MBA programs. The 2012 Financial Times global list of the 100 best full-time MBA programs includes five Chinese business schools: CEIBS, Hong Kong UST Business School, CUHK Business School, University of Hong Kong, and Peking University Guanghua. In each case, classes are taught in English by professors proficient in the language in a 14-to-24-month MBA experience.
GETTING YOUR MBA IN ASIA CAN COST HALF AS MUCH AS IT WOULD IN THE U.S.
Earning a degree in China typically costs less than half of what it does at U.S. schools: Consider BiMBA's tuition bill of about $30,000, next to Wharton's $108,000. And many of these schools are anxious for top North American or European applicants and willing to dangle significant scholarship money in front of them.
Along with the typical MBA knowhow imparted in a good program, these students can acquire a network of Chinese nationals and perhaps even score an executive job in the Middle Kingdom after graduation. A winter 2012 survey from the London-based management and recruitment firm Antal found that, whereas only 49% of U.S. companies plan to hire in the next quarter, 71% of Chinese ones do. That difference is keenly felt by graduating MBAs in Asia. Last year at CEIBS alone, 450 companies posted more than 1,500 job openings for the school's 184 graduates who each had seven to eight job opportunities on average.
Nonetheless, even the highest-rated Chinese B-schools lack the cachet of top-drawer U.S. names. "When I see Harvard or Wharton or Northwestern on a resume, it makes me sit up and take notice," says Tara McKernan, a New York City-based executive vice president at the executive search firm DHR International. "And of course, Cambridge or Oxford or London School of Economics would, too. An MBA from BiMBA or CEIBS doesn't have a lot of impact in the U.S. yet because it's something of an unknown here." A few other drawbacks to the Chinese MBA experience exist (we'll get to those later), but Chang and the other Americans at CEIBS and BiMBA express unreserved confidence in their decisions to study in the Far East.
Garrett Twitchell, 30, a U.S. native who enrolled at BiMBA after graduating from Annapolis and working as a NATO policy adviser in Kabul, plans to stay in China. "One of the interesting things about doing an MBA in China is you get direct access to a demographic of Chinese people you wouldn't otherwise," he says. "The entire full-time class is about 50 people, so it's quite intimate." While relatively inexpensive for U.S. students, the tuition at Chinese business schools is a hefty sum for many natives, so the Chinese students tend to come from affluent families.


This bunker was the underground command post of the German general Otto von Lasch during the Battle of Königsberg in 1945. A museum of the city's German past (which lasted 689 years) and Soviet 'liberation' of the city, including several interesting dioramas of events during the days of the battle.
Small signboard but word-it. Just like office command from underground world.
Good tourist attraction which includes a guided tour with some stories. More explanations in english would help.
Very good place to visit. One of the most important places in the history of ww2.


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Author: J.-K. Huysmans
Translator: Clara Bell, Brendan King Edited by: Brendan King Cover design: Marie Lane
After the Satanic debaucheries of Là-bas (1891) and the sensual battles of En Route (1895), comes the cloistered calm of The Cathedral (1898). In this long, reflective novel, Huysmans' alter-ego, Durtal, sets out to explore the mystic symbolism embodied in one of the greatest gothic edifices in France, Chartres cathedral. Written at the time of the Dreyfus Affair, a political scandal that threatened to tear France apart, Chartres cathedral became for Huysmans a potent symbol of the harmonious diversity of the Middle Ages, one that had the potential to unify the divisions in contemporary French society. This complex, multi-layered vision of Chartres cathedral as a structure in which art, science and religion could exist in harmony rather than discord, captured the public imagination on its first publication, and The Cathedral became a runaway bestseller.
The Cathedral will appeal to readers interested in architecture, religious art, Chartres and other cathedrals, and the Durtal quartet of novels by J-K.Huysmans.


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A: Perhaps due to the missing closing curly bracket }?
@color : red ;
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When I test it with the bracket it works great :)

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How Samantha Lewes is Changing How We See Ourselves
Admin December 28, 2022 December 28, 2022
Samantha Lewes is a face we can all look up to.As a personal stylist and body positive advocate, Lewes has been able to showcase her talents through various platforms where she has made it her mission to change the way people think about themselves and their bodies. In this blog post, we will discuss how Samantha Lewes is changing the dialogue around self-image and perception. From inspiring others with her own journey of body acceptance to helping women feel empowered in their clothing choices, Lewes is using her voice as a powerful tool for change.
Who is Samantha Lewes?
What is the Body Positivity Movement?
What are some of Samantha Lewes' accomplishments?
How has Samantha Lewes changed how we see ourselves?
Samantha Lewes is a woman who is changing how we see ourselves. She is a plus-size model and blogger who is unapologetic about her size and her love of fashion.
Lewes is an important voice in the body positive movement, which encourages people to love their bodies no matter their size, shape, or weight. She is helping to change the way we think about our bodies, and she is inspiring other women to embrace their own curves.
The Body Positivity Movement is a social movement that promotes body acceptance and celebrates all shapes and sizes. It encourages people to love their bodies just the way they are and to appreciate their own unique beauty.
The Body Positivity Movement began in the 1960s as a response to the diet industry and society's pressure to be thin. In recent years, it has gained more traction thanks to the work of activists and celebrities who are speaking out about body image issues. It's about celebrating all types of bodies, including those that don't fit into traditional beauty standards. It's about recognizing that every single body is worthy of respect and love.
Lewes quickly became a leader in the Body Positivity movement, using her platform to promote self-love and body acceptance. She has become an outspoken advocate for plus-sized women and is working to change the way we see ourselves. Thanks to Lewes, more women are embracing their curves and loving their bodies just the way they are.
She is an actress, producer, and writer who is changing how we see ourselves. Her work promotes body positivity and self-love, and she is constantly challenging the status quo.
Lewes has starred in numerous films and television shows, including the hit Netflix series "Insatiable".In 2018, she founded the production company "Babe Army", which focuses on creating content that celebrates women of all shapes and sizes.
Most recently, Lewes has been working on the highly anticipated film "Fatima", which tells the story of a plus-size Muslim woman who discovers her own power and voice.
Lewes is a trailblazer in the entertainment industry, and her work is making a huge impact on how we see ourselves. She is proving that you can be successful and happy at any size.
Samantha Lewes has always been a trailblazer. She was one of the first female directors in Hollywood and she has continued to pave the way for other women in the industry. Her latest project, "How Samantha Lewes is Changing How We See Ourselves", is a documentary that explores how our society's view of beauty has changed over time.
In the film, Lewes interviews a variety of experts on the subject, including sociologists, psychologists, and even cosmetic surgeons. They all agree that our standards of beauty have become increasingly unrealistic and unhealthy.
Lewes argues that we need to change the way we see ourselves and our bodies. We need to learn to love ourselves for who we are, not for how we look.
She is definitely changing the way we see ourselves, and hopefully her film will help to create a more positive body image for future generations.
Samantha Lewes is an inspiring figure who has used her platform to encourage people to love themselves as they are and embrace their uniqueness. She has shown us all that it's OK to be different and that we shouldn't be afraid of expressing ourselves in whatever way makes us feel most comfortable. We should continue to learn from Samantha Lewes, take her advice, and use it to better our lives and the lives of those around us.
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Q: Summation of geometric progression proof I'm not sure if we're allowed to add pictures here, but I can't understand how they got the line where I highlighted in the proof.
If I understand correctly, they are somehow breaking up the summation of $n+1$ into summation of $n$ and $n+1$ term?

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I'm getting married in a little over 3 months and I'm determined to lose a bit of timber before then, so I've decided to try and bake healthier things. I found a recipe book in a charity shop yesterday by Harry Eastwood called Red Velvet & Chocolate Heartache which has an emphasis on using vegetables instead of butter in her cakes. This is surely healthier!
Inspired by my new book, but still craving bread, I decided to buy some spelt flour. Spelt is something I've never used before but that's the whole point of the Nate British Bake Off, to try out new things. The flour is wholegrain AND organic, so you know it's good. It even somes with it's own recipes on the bag!
In a large bowl mix together the flour, salt and yeast.
Dissolve the honey in warm water and roughly mix it into the flour.
While the dough is still 'craggy' add the oil and mix well. I used the bread hook on my mixer to bring it all together.
Pour some olive oil on a clean work surface and tip the dough onto it. Kknead the dough for a few minutes then divide between two loaf tins.
Cover and allow to rise for 45 minutes in a warm place.
The recipe on the bag says to bake now, but I knocked the air out of them and gave them a second proof. I also removed one of them from the loaf tin and decided to make a bloomer instead.
Whilst they prove for a second time, preheat the oven to 200c/fan 180c. When the dough has risen for the second time, bake in the oven for about 45 minutes.
When baked, pop the loaf out of the tin and pop it on it's side on a cooling tray.
Once cooled, cut yourself a slice and enjoy.
The extra water in this recipe gives the bread a crumpety crumb structure.
I'm looking forward to taking sandwiches made from this bread to a job I have on today, I'll probably have some toast for breakfast too!
Overall, pretty pleased with the results.


Tuigeann 'An Siopa Gaeilge' na riachtanais speisialta sa seomra ranga atá ag múinteoirí a bhíonn ag teagasc Gaeilge. Tá réimse fairsing stoic curtha le chéile againn thar na blianta agus mórán múinteoirí mar chustaiméirí againn. Tá ábhair theagaisc don mhúinteoir, leabhair, dlúthdhioscaí agus físdhioscaí, postaeirí agus cairteanna éagsúla againn a chuideoidh le múínteoirí ina gcuid teagaisc agus a dhéanfaidh an seomra ranga níos ildaite!
Déan teagbháil linn, a mhúinteoir, má tá aon riachtanas speisialta agat agus, chomh maith le sin, táimid sásta an siopa a oscailt ag am ar ar bith, lasmuigh de ghnáthuaireanta oifige, le freastal ort.
An Siopa Gaeilge is more than aware of the particular needs of teachers in the classroom and of the continuing challenge of ensuring that the pupils enjoy the language.
We have, over the years, developed our stock of teaching materials for the teacher, books, CDs and DVDs, posters and wallcharts; these resources help to make the teacher's life easier and make the classroom bright and colourful.
Please contact us if you have particular queries – we will assist in any way we can. If you live within driving distance of Oideas Gael or if you are in the vicinity, we will be delighted to open An Siopa Gaeilge outside of our regular hours.


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Nebraska Now: Anne Burton, Printmaking April 13 – July 7, 2019 Lincoln artist Anne Burton explores historical modes of coded communication (war-coding; braille; and floriography, the Victorian-era enthusiasm for sending flowers to convey coded messages) through various printmaking processes. The resulting colorful, intricate prints contain imagery of circles, flowers, and clothing that reflect humanity's search … Continue reading "Nebraska Now: Anne Burton, Printmaking"
Families will explore Rowe Sanctuary's trails along the Platte River, completing a "looking for signs of spring" scavenger hunt. Guests can make their very own "binoculars" to help them on their hunt. In addition to discovering their own signs of spring, young scientists will learn about native pollinators – bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds and how … Continue reading "Rowe Adventures: Searching for Spring"
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Bureau Mirko Borsche art directs the new issue of Tunica magazine
Rebecca Fulleylove
"If somebody invites you as a guest art director for a magazine, you want to make it something special, like everybody would want to," says Mirko Borsche on his studio being asked to art direct the AW17 issue of Tunica magazine. With past art directors of the international culture magazine including Julia, Folch Studio and Studio Lin, Bureau Borsche embraced the challenges it presented: "The thing about having a one off is you don't have to create a design which has to last for several issue – it gives you more space for experimenting."
In signature Bureau Borsche style, it's a punchy hit of black, white and red. "The aesthetics are a mix between classic elements, like the serif font and the grid, and some distorted elements," explains Mirko. "The calligraphic font is also a mix between classic and 80s tags. The body text sizes vary to the long of the text to create a busy environment and scratches, graphic codes and fades are also part of the design."
The calligraphic type was designed especially for Tunica and Mirko thinks it's brave for the mag to use a font "which isn't easy to read" but instead makes a statement. "Our aim was to create a font for the magazine that works as a corporate identity, helping it stand out on the shelf as well as creating a post out of the cover artwork," says Mirko.
With the studio in Munich and Tunica based in New York, the time difference was the main difficulty in terms of process and never properly meeting the people you're working with. "After turning a few design around, trying out different style and looks, we found a good mixture all together, that in the end made all of us happy," Mirko explains. "The challenge about magazine design is that your design idea must be flexible all the time, because compared to other design disciplines, the content, advertising and text length varies and changes from magazine to magazine, which makes it very hard to plan a certain design, and instead you react and adapt your designs to what your given."
Mirko adds: "I think it always sounds super to design a new look for a magazine and then when you work on it reality hits you hard and you realise how many beautiful and unique magazines are out there already." With a choice of four covers to choose from, this is the sixth issue of Tunica and has contributions from Michael Bailey-Gates, Filip Custic, Cordova Canillas and many more.
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Chief Justice asks for resignations of AOC directors and council members
Chief Justice asks for resignations of all AOC directors and Judicial Council members
By Shadow Mountain Staff Writer Jonathan David April Fools Day, 2011
In a stunning turn of events, last night Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye called a 9PM press conference at the Hyatt Regency Embarcadero in San Francisco.
Flanked by U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of California Benjamin Wagner, U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of California Melinda Haag and State Attorney General Kamala Harris, Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye called for an investigation of the Administrative Office of the Courts, the resignations of the entire AOC Board of Directors and announced the reorganization of the Judicial Council into a democratically elected board with the first election to be held June 1.
"She knew she inherited a serious problem and didn't know how to manage it" Attorney General Kamala Harris was quoted as saying, ,"So she called my office and we agreed to bring the U.S. Attorneys Offices in statewide to investigate and see how deep these issues go"
Contacted late night at home, Judge David Lampe of the Alliance of California Judges was quoted as saying "I'm absolutely stunned that someone in San Francisco is doing the right thing" Judge Lampe went on to describe how these issues needed to be addressed for some time now and how Senate Bill 1208 was supposed to serve as the wake-up call of an out of control San Francisco. "I'm not sure where we go from here. We have a democratically elected Judicial Council. That's better than the trial court bill of rights but we still need to follow through with legislation to make sure nothing like this ever happens again."
Contacted early morning, Judge Tim McCoy of Los Angeles Superior Court was equally as stunned and quoted as saying "I'm glad to finally see the Chief Justice clean house. We'll just leave it at that"
Since late 2009 the Administrative Office of the Courts had been coming under increasing fire for their CCMS program and their use of unlicensed, overpriced contractors to remodel and renovate courthouses statewide for many years.
Contacted by cell phone, AOC whistleblower Michael Paul was quoted as saying "This is exactly what needed to happen. It's about time. I had my doubts about this lady and her committees but I am happy to see she is finally doing the right thing by the People of the State of California."
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A BIG step in the right direction. And it's about time.
Long live the ACJ and JCW.
Larry Hohol
WOW! Fantastic step in the right direction. The investigation will fall far short of where concerned citizens would like to see it go BUT it is a start. Exposure got things this far and continued exposure will carry you forward.
Larry Hohol-Author:The Luzerne County Railroad
SF Whistle
This truly is fabulous news—-a meaningful first step—
JusticeCalifornia
Way to go, Justice Cantil-Sakauye.
Darby Shaw
You almost had me until I realized what day it is. Happy April Fool's Day!
Nathaniel Woodhull
Thanks for the chuckle. Here's my check for $5.00; written on EastBank of the MississippiRiver; signed URStuck.
Not fair.
I was as stunned as you were to wake up to this. Somebody must be held accountable. As soon as they fess up, we'll give them a raise.
Jack Walker
ha ha april fools
It felt so right. . . .
That is exactly what she should have done. It is exactly what she should do.
We have been made aware -yet cannot confirm- that we made the offices of two U.S. Attorneys hopping, the Attorney General's office, the Office of the Chief Justice and the AOC Executive Offices.
We're guessing by the feedback that our version of "The War of the Worlds" might have impacted Judges McCoy and Lampe, who were unwittingly brought into the gag. The piece came from Michael Paul's office yesterday so he had prior knowledge.
Our aim was to brighten your world today and put a smile on your face, even if it was a brief glimpse of what should be. If we succeeded, you were only briefly offended by being had.
Happy April Fool's day from Judicial Council Watcher!
Almost forgot – Edited to add: Do you remember how we copied the in-thread exchange between Wendy Darling and Tony Maino and posted it as a seperate post because people do not click on the post to see the comments?
We figure there are 300+ people walking around who have not clicked on the comments and may believe this post to be authentic. We'll just leave them in the dark. It's more amusing that way.
Jon Wintermeyer
We all live for the hope that right will win out wrong, honesty will supercede dishonesty, the bully will get knocked out by the little guy and that those that break the laws they were hired to uphold, will get their day in court, be sentenced by a jury of CA taxpayers and be severely punished with loss of position, retirement benefits and reputation.
The problem in the State of CA is that there is more underhanded and wrong doing associated with the AOC and some Court Management than most CA taxpayers and residents will ever realize.
This problem is a sad, but true fact, not an Appil Fool prank.
JCW keep up the great work and reporting of the facts and documents that the AOC wishes to keep buried under their dirty sheets.
courtflea
Man that sucked. I love a good prank, but whatever. that is what I get for always hoping for the best and the truth from JCW. Crickey. Am I naive or what? But I guess I am in esteemed company. This just hurt your reputation JCW.
The article was posted partly as a prank on April Fool's day and partly as an overt suggestion. The overt suggestion being the observation made by JusticeCalifornia.
That is exactly what she should have done. It is exactly what she should do"
We don't disagree.
The message has been delivered. There are no regrets.
I admit, I was fooled. I called my parents, and told them everything I had sacrificed for so many years was worth it, because the right thing had been done.
And although it was a disappointment, Michael Paul, I will tell you that it was also a glimpse of what could and should be, and a poignant revelation of how very far our current CJ falls short. THANK YOU FOR THAT. Tani Cantil-Sakauye is most definitely not what your April Fool's Joke made her out to be, and perhaps that is the greatest truth of all, on this day dedicated to discerning truth from fiction.
And perhaps the DOJ, and the AG, are considering why they are not, and whether they shouldn't step in to become, the heroes your post made them out to be.
The parody laid the groundwork on what everyone else believes should have been done already – a real investigation by real law enforcers digging around.
It's patently obvious that many laws have been broken and there's obvious collusion going on between the vendor being sued and the AOC evidenced by the sparse documentation provided on this site thus far.
There is a criminal conspiracy to cover it all up and either our Chief Justice is a part of this conspiracy or she should distance herself from it through the means suggested in the post.
She was not born yesterday and I refuse to buy that she lacks any knowledge of these events. Luckily, so does everyone else.
antonatrail
Marie Antoinette said "Let them eat cake."
Mrs Kramer
The real joke here is that this action has not been taken. Unfortunately, the joke is on the citizens of California.
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Clarke Carlisle is considered to be one of the smartest professional footballers having won the title of Britain's brainiest footballer as well as appearing on three episodes of Channel 4's prime time quiz show Countdown.
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It was a cold, bitter morning and the first of April that meant only one thing, Nathalie's Birthday and her subsequence absence. It was like this every year for as long as I could remember. The day would begin hauntingly strange, marked by odd incidents and seemingly innocent pranks. I chalked it all up to Fools Day for the most part, but some things are less foolery than I care to examine.
Like two years ago when I nearly died.
Only, this time was different.
"It was that birthday soup, wasn't it?" I asked, glancing from the road to her flushed face and then back.
Nathalie's father was a homesteading butcher. It drove the whole neighborhood batty when he'd just shown up one day with his wife and their daughter and a herd of chickens. My own parents, only two houses down, had been a part of the party attempting to remove them. Regardless of the number of complaints it never made any difference.
My mother, still outraged by the eyesore, called it a work of God.
I leaned more towards magic.
Considering their herd was about 20 deep, that was no small feat.
Even with a passing glance, the necklace she pulled out was likely the ugliest piece of jewelry I'd ever seen. A thin chain curled around a huge, silver something about the size of my palm. I parked the car in our school parking lot and picked it up to get a better look.
Nathalie groaned and threw her head back against the seat. I could understand, Nathalie had this weird trait where she couldn't lie and if she promised someone anything, no matter how small, she had to do it. If not, she'd break out in hives at best and the worst I'd seen was when one of her asthma attacks hit and left her bed-ridden for a week. Luckily, the only person that knew about it, was me—and her parents.
It was a cold, bitter morning and the first of April that meant only one thing, Nathalie's Birthday and her subsequence absence. It was like this every year for as long as I could remember. The day would begin hauntingly strange, marked by odd incidents and seemingly innocent pranks. I chalked it all up to Fools Day for the most part, but some things are less foolery than I care to examine.
"It was that birthday soup, wasn't it?" I asked, glancing from the road to her flushed face and then back.
Nathalie's father was a homesteading butcher. It drove the whole neighborhood batty when he'd just shown up one day with his wife and their daughter and a herd of chickens. My own parents, only two houses down, had been a part of the party attempting to remove them. Regardless of the number of complaints it never made any difference.
Even with a passing glance, the necklace she pulled out was likely the ugliest piece of jewelry I'd ever seen. A thin chain curled around a huge, silver something about the size of my palm. I parked the car in our school parking lot and picked it up to get a better look.
Nathalie groaned and threw her head back against the seat. I could understand, Nathalie had this weird trait where she couldn't lie and if she promised someone anything, no matter how small, she had to do it. If not, she'd break out in hives at best and the worst I'd seen was when one of her asthma attacks hit and left her bed-ridden for a week. Luckily, the only person that knew about it, was me—and her parents.
jessylane318, It is a very good story. I had no problem reading it. And thank you for teaching me a new word 'lopping' that can be used in place of: chopping or popping.
Great story. Love the imageries used here.
You're a good storyteller. It was an enjoyable read.
Maybe it's just me, but the first sentence is a little awkward. It seems like it should end with "April", and then the second part should be a separate sentence, or linked to the first with a semicolon. Also, I get the impression that "subsequence" should be "subsequent".


Wow. German Shepherds are very athletic dogs and their intelligence makes them unique. You can train them to do anything and their ability to stop at command makes them one of the easiest breeds to train. Their wolf like muzzle helps to track offenders in the police force or sniff out drugs or any contraband products. Even as a pet you can train them to be the perfect guard dog.
German shepherds are a remarkable breed, and Vera was one of the best dogs I've ever known–incredibly smart, loyal, responsive, and she had a great sense of humor. But she was haunted by a very traumatic puppyhood and could never get past it, even with years of reactive dog training. I have always been very sad about that.


Your radiator and cooling system is responsible for keeping your car's engine at the proper operating temperature at all times. A special mix of water and engine coolant, sometimes called antifreeze, is cycled trough out the engine and draws heat from the engine into the radiator where it can be dispelled into the outside air.
If you own a car in Cleveland, OH car radiator repair is something you definitely want to avoid. Regular inspections and maintenance of your cooling system can prevent costly repairs down the line and give you the peace of mind knowing your vehicle is road worthy. At MasterWorks Automotive we perform a free multipoint inspection with every oil change which includes a look at your cooling system for any questionable components or leaks. We'll advise you based on your vehicle manufacture's maintenance schedule as to when service is required as well as by physical inspection of your system.
There are several parts of the cooling system common to just about every car on the road today. Below is a discussion of each of these parts, what they do, and some suggestions to keep them in good working order to prevent needless repairs.
These chemicals serve to raise the boiling temperature of water and lower its freezing point. Raising the boiling point of water allows the engine to run at temperatures where regular water would boil and evaporate as steam. Lowering the freezing temperature of the engine coolant protects the engine from freezing when the engine is not running in very cold climates hence the name antifreeze.
Engine coolant serves as an anti rust agent that helps to prevent oxidation of critical cooling system components and internal engine parts.
Engine coolant serves as a lubricant for any moving parts in the cooling system.
These special chemicals in engine coolant break down with time and mileage. All manufacturers have an interval for which an engine coolant flush is required.
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Heat from the engine is transferred from the engine to the radiator. Car radiators are always located in the front of the engine where it is exposed to outside air moving through the front grill. This allows the air to cool the radiator, and thereby coolant, dispelling engine heat into the outside air.
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A '68 VW Beetle doesn't have a radiator since it has an air cooled engine?
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When the cars coolant temperature gets too hot this fan will come on and cool the system down. Radiator fans do fail with time and it is important especially during hot weather months to make sure your radiator cooling fan is working properly. With any cooling system service, radiator fan operation is always checked. .
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Heather Leigh Whitestone McCallum (born February 24, 1973) is a former beauty queen and conservative activist who was the first deaf Miss America title holder, having lost most of her hearing at 18 months.

Early life
Whitestone was born in Dothan, Alabama, to Bill Whitestone and Daphne Gray. When she was 18 months old, she lost her hearing due to a serious ear infection. In fourth grade, Heather learned about the story of a young woman from Alabama who would forever change her life, Helen Keller. Keller became her role model. Whitestone was unable to keep up with her classwork and began to fall behind her peers. She asked her family to send her to a special school that would enable her to catch up with other students in her class. While at the Central Institute for the Deaf in St. Louis, Missouri, she learned two grade levels per year. After three years, she caught up with her peers and returned to Alabama to graduate from public high school with a 3.6-grade point average (GPA).

She moved to Birmingham at age sixteen, following her parents' divorce. She attended the Alabama School of Fine Arts for a year and graduated from Berry High School (Now Hoover High School) in 1991. Her passion was ballet, and she had spent most of her time developing her ballet skills, especially after hearing loss. She then went on to study at Jacksonville State University.

Pageant record
Whitestone first participated in the Shelby County Junior Miss program. While not actually a beauty pageant, the experience gave her the confidence to begin entering pageants. Her first year in the Miss America system, she won the Miss Jacksonville State University title, and went on to be Miss Alabama. She stood next to Miss Virginia (Cullen Johnson) in the finals of the Miss America 1995 pageant. When the first runner-up was announced, she could not hear the host Regis Philbin but could read his lips. Surprised, she looked to her fellow contestant for confirmation that she had won.

As Miss America, she showcased her S.T.A.R.S. program around the country. S.T.A.R.S. stands for "Success Through Action and Realization of your dreams." It has five points: positive attitude, belief in a dream, the willingness to work hard, facing obstacles, and building a strong support team.

Whitestone also served as an executive member on the President's Committee on Employment of People Disabilities. She has written four
books.

After Miss America

Since her Miss America win, Whitestone has completed her studies at Jacksonville State University and continued to promote awareness of Deaf issues. She has also spoken out in detail about her close relationship with God, one that she has had ever since she rediscovered church as a teenager. She wrote about her life experiences in her third book, Let God Surprise You: Trust God with Your Dreams.

A volunteer for Republican causes, she spoke at the party's National Conventions of 1996 and 2000, for GOP presidential nominees Bob Dole and George W. Bush.

In 2002, Whitestone elected to have a cochlear implant operation in order to hear to an extent in her right ear, the hearing of which she had lost at 18 months. It was implanted by Dr. John Niparko on August 6 at Johns Hopkins Medical Center and activated on September 19. She said the primary motivation for electing the surgery was an incident when she did not hear her son's cries for help. She said that she had not regretted her decision, thanking her family for supporting her.

She is a motivational speaker and lives in Georgia with her husband John McCallum, whom she met when he served as a Congressional aide to Speaker Newt Gingrich. They have four children: John, James, Wilson, and William.

Whitestone was appointed by President Bush and confirmed by the US Senate to the National Council on Disability, but she resigned in 2010. She was also a board member of the Helen Keller Foundation for Research and Education from 1995 to 2002.

Whitestone was appointed to the Advisory Council for the National Institutes of Health on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders, in 2002.

She has appeared on CNN, ABC's Good Morning America and The View. She has also been in print articles for USA Today and People Magazine.

In 2003, she filmed two public service announcements to bring awareness about "Dogs for the Deaf", which is a hearing-dog organization.

Whitestone became a spokesperson for the Starkey Hearing Aid Foundation and for Cochlear America.

She has written four books: Listening with My Heart, Believing in the Promise, Let God Surprise You, and Heavenly Crowns. She has also spearheaded the nation's largest multimedia public service campaign to identify early hearing loss, which was created by the Miss America Organization and the Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf.

Bibliography
 Listening with My Heart (1997)
 Believing the Promise (1999)
 Let God Surprise You (2003)
 Heavenly Crowns (2004)

References

Further reading

External links

Miss Alabama official website
 Miss America 1995 Philippine Visit in 1997 – MCCID Special Tribute Article

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So how can we make jazz work in the 21st century?
rappers, costumes and videos? No, those are just tools.
I think music is great and it keeps us believers alive and it keeps us realizing that there is a heaven, but for the other people, I don't think music can affect them, and even I used to feel at one time that music was great because it brought people together because that's what I saw.


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Shopping for a new Subaru Outback?
The Outback Touring's brown leather is nice, but its roof rack lacks built-in cross rails like the rest of the lineup.
The 2019 Subaru Outback splits the difference between passenger car and crossover SUV and it does so exceptionally well. With the Outback, Subaru has created a vehicle that meets the needs of most drivers while neglecting few. Though the 2019 Outback is begging to sprout some gray hairs, it still rates highly in our eyes—and additional standard safety gear added for the 2019 model year makes it an even more appealing pick.
For 2019, Subaru added automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control, and active lane control standard fare on every Outback trim level—base, Premium, Limited, and Touring. Making this previously optional gear mandatory earns our favor, even if it does reduce the number of Outback permutations. All trims come standard with a CVT that mimics a conventional automatic when pressed and keeps the standard flat-4 and optional flat-6 engines civilized in normal driving situations. A 2.5-liter flat-4 rated at 175 horsepower is standard fare on all trims, while Limited and Tourings offer a 3.6-liter flat-6 that bumps power to 256 hp. The base engine delivers adequate, but not thrilling power, offset by impressive fuel economy. The optional flat-6 is far thirstier but almost mandatory for drivers who might tow or who routinely climb long grades.
The Outback's 8.7-inch running ground clearance and standard all-wheel drive allow it to trundle down dirt roads better than some crossover SUVs that have gone soft—we're looking at you, Ford Explorer and Nissan Pathfinder. Yet with its structure and suspension closely aligned with the Legacy sedan, the Outback boasts tall-car road manners that help it feel confident on a twisty road and stable at highway speeds.
Inside, the Outback has good room for five passengers and features logically arrayed controls. A 6.5-inch touchscreen for infotainment with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto is standard, but Premium and higher trims feature an 8.0-inch touchscreen and available baked-in navigation.
Subaru adds more standard safety gear this year, which augments the Outback's traditionally strong crash-test scores.
The handsome 2019 Subaru Outback looks as good dirty as it does all cleaned up.
Outside, the Outback looks as though it's a Legacy wagon riding on stilts, although a wagon Legacy doesn't exist. Its styling is simple, with unpainted lower bumpers and rocker panel trim designed to give it a more rugged look. Up top, the tall roof rack on most trims doesn't help with aerodynamics but adds utility. Hidden cross bars deploy when called upon to lug bikes, skis, and cargo carriers. An Outback with an empty roof rack looks like it's missing something, if you ask us.
One note: while little separates the styling of the base, Premium, and Limited Outbacks other than larger wheels on Limiteds and untinted rear windows on base models, the range-topping Touring has a low-profile roof rack without cross bars. Those are a pricey optional extra worth taking into account.
The Outback's interior lacks the woodsy look some buyers might want, but it's well-organized and nicely styled. Most controls are grouped below the 6.5- or 8.0-inch touchscreens, with some auxiliary functions crowded to the left of the steering wheel. Base and Premium Outbacks feature cloth upholstery and Limited and Tourings have leather seats. Contrasting stitching on the dashboard sets Premium and higher trims apart.
Decent off-road chops and a good ride quality help make up for underwhelming engines on the 2019 Subaru Outback.
Most Outbacks leave the automaker's Indiana assembly plant with a 2.5-liter flat-4 underhood, rated at 175 horsepower and 174 pound-feet of torque. Good tuning of the standard continuously variable transmission (CVT) makes the Outback feel more sprightly at city speeds than its low power output suggests, but this crossover SUV runs out of steam for highway passing and when loaded up with passengers and gear.
The optional 3.6-liter flat-6 puts out 256 hp and 247 pound-feet, which helps but doesn't turn it into a speed demon. In either application, the CVT does its best to keep revs low in normal driving to save fuel and then imitates a conventional automatic with a shift point-like behavior under hard acceleration. The snappy throttle response that helps the Outback feel zippier around town than it is does take some getting used to, however.
Since it has more suspension travel than a car but a lower center of gravity than conventional crossover SUVs, the Outback feels as confident snaking through canyon roads as it does at highway speeds. Light, but direct steering fed through a thick-rimmed three-spoke wheel helps, as does good directional stability. The 17-inch wheels standard on base and Premium trims deliver a soft ride. Opting for the 18s on Limiteds and Premiums adds a hint more road feedback without too much detriment.
Unlike most crossover SUVs, the Outback comes standard with all-wheel drive. That may be a demerit in Miami, but it works in most places to provide terrific traction regardless of terrain. For off-road and snow use, an X-Mode button modifies traction control parameters and activates hill-descent control. With more ground clearance and taller tire sidewalls than many rivals, the Outback happily scampers along unpaved roads.
A roomy, well-made interior is one of the 2019 Subaru Outback's prime assets.
Front seat passengers have all-day comfortable seats with long bases and good support. An 8-way manual seat comes standard on base trims, but Premium and higher Outbacks feature 10-way power with a wide range of adjustment.
Rear-seat riders have exceptional stretch-out space and there's even enough room for three in a pinch. Outback Limiteds have rear-seat climate control vents that we wish were standard on all trims.
The cloth upholstery fitted to base and Premium trims feels fine, but the optional leather on Limited and Touring trims may have come from cows that ate a steady diet of vinyl.
Out back—punny, aren't we?—the Outback has a wide, wagon-like cargo area that offers good utility but not as much vertical height as some crossover SUVs such as Subaru's own Forester. On paper, it works out to about 36 cubic feet with the rear seats upright and a maximum of 73 cubes with the 60/40-split seat backs folded flat. A power liftgate is on the options list for the Outback Premium and it comes standard on Limited and Touring trims.
A wide array of standard safety gear and good crash-test scores make the 2019 Subaru Outback a smart choice for families.
This year, all Outback trims have standard automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control, and active lane control in addition to seven airbags and anti-lock brakes. Blind-spot monitors are optional on the Outback Premium and standard on Limited and Touring grades.
All versions of the Outback have exceptional outward vision thanks to relatively thin roof pillars and a low belt line.
The 2019 Subaru Outback lacks for little in base trim and can feel like a genuine luxury crossover when fully equipped.
This year's addition of automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control, and active lane control on all trims means that the base Outback 2.5i is a great starting point. Its 6.5-inch touchscreen for infotainment features Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility and its roof rack, power features, and all-wheel drive make it a good value for about $27,300.
The step-up Outback 2.5i Premium costs about $29,400, and adds in niceties such as a power driver's seat, automatic climate control, heated front seats, an 8.0-inch touchscreen, two additional speakers, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel. Add in the optional moonroof and power liftgate and the Premium trim is still a good value.
With its leather upholstery, Harman Kardon audio system, 18-inch wheels, heated rear seats, power liftgate, and keyless ignition, the Outback 2.5i Limited starts to feel like a luxury crossover. On the Limited, a 3.6-liter flat-6 is optional for about $2,100 extra.
The range-topping Outback 2.5i Touring throws in more luxuries such as a heated steering wheel, LED headlights, and navigation, but at about $37,800 with the 4-cylinder and nearly $40,000 with the flat-6, it's not as good of a value.
Our advice? Stick with the Premium and Limited trims for the Outback sweet spot.
The 2019 Subaru Outback delivers good fuel economy with its base engine.
With the base 2.5-liter flat-4 fitted to the vast majority of 2019 Outbacks, the EPA rates the crossover SUV at 25 mpg city, 32 highway, 28 combined.
Pop for the more powerful flat-6 and those figures slide to 20/27/22 mpg. All Outbacks use regular unleaded fuel, unlike some turbocharged rivals that sip pricier premium unleaded.


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Rocky Iaukea is a retired American professional wrestler, known by his ringname Prince Iaukea, who competed in the Pacific Northwest and Southeastern United States with the National Wrestling Alliance during the 1980s, and in Japan during the early 1990s. From 1987 to 1990, he wrestled as Abbuda Dein in Pacific Northwest Wrestling winning the NWA Pacific Northwest Television Championship twice and the NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Championship three times with Mike Miller and The Grappler. A second-generation wrestler, he is the son of Curtis Iaukea and a cousin of Maunakea Mossman.

Career
The son of King Curtis Iaukea, a popular wrestler in the United States and Japan during the 1960s and 1970s, Rocky Iaukea followed in his father's footsteps and became a wrestler himself. Making his debut in 1981, Iaukea spent much of his early career in New Japan Pro-Wrestling before coming back to the United States to wrestle for the National Wrestling Alliance in the mid-1980s. On February 14, 1986, he unsuccessfully challenged Kendall Windham for the NWA Florida Heavyweight Championship at the Battle of the Belts II supercard held at the Eddie Graham Sports Arena in Orlando, Florida.

Shortly afterwards, Iaukea began wrestling for Pacific Northwest Wrestling under the name Abbuda Dein. His in-ring persona was that of an Arab American "heel" similar to The Iron Sheik. Teaming with Mike Miller, they defeated Brady Boone and Coco Samoa for the NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Championship in Madras, Oregon on June 25, then lost them to Boone and Ricky Santana in Portland four months later. He and Miller regained the titles in Longview, Washington the following month before finally losing them to Ricky Santana and Coco Samoa in Portland on January 7, 1987.

At the end of the year, Iaukea won the NWA Pacific Northwest Television Championship from Art Barr in Portland on December 26, 1987. His time as champion was brief, however, as the title was vacated on January 30, 1988, following a controversial match against Coco Samoa. He briefly won back the title from Top Gun on January 14, 1989, but dropped it to Carl Styles a little over two weeks later.

Iaukea spent his last year in PNW feuding against Pacific Northwest Tag Team Champions The Southern Rockers (Scott Peterson and Steve Doll) with allies Matt Borne and The Grappler. He managed to win the tag team titles once more when he and The Grappler beat The Southern Rockers for the belts in Portland on October 29, 1988. After spending almost three months as champions, he and The Grappler lost the titles back to The Southern Rockers on January 7, 1989. That same year, he appeared for the Bruiser Brody Memorial Show where he and The V lost a tag team match to Shinichi Nakano and Akira Taue at Tokyo's Budokan Hall on August 29, 1988.

In early 1991, Iaukea joined the "Thunder Down Under" tour in New Zealand with several World Wrestling Federation wrestlers including Jim Powers, The Genius, Don Muraco, Angel of Death, Koko B. Ware, The Brooklyn Brawler, The Nasty Boys (Brian Knobs and Jerry Sags) and The Bushwhackers (Butch and Luke). Wrestling under the name Mad Dog of Baghdad, he lost to Siva Afi in Hamilton on March 31. He also accompanied Terry Gordy, "Dr. Death" Steve Williams, Dan Kroffat, Doug Furnas, Joe Malenko, and Dean Malenko in a tour of Japan with All Japan Pro Wrestling that same year. Iaukea eventually returned to Japan full-time where he wrestled for AJPW and WAR up until his retirement in 1996. He later started a charter boat service and he is the owner and captain of a catamaran boat which tours the beaches of Waikiki. In 2006, he was interviewed by Ken Hirayama and discussed his career and retirement. He also expressed his support for Pro Wrestling Noah.

Championships and accomplishments
Pacific Northwest Wrestling
NWA Pacific Northwest Television Championship (2 times)
NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Championship (3 times) with Mike Miller and The Grappler
Ring Around The Northwest Newsletter
Tag Team of the Year (1986) with Karl Steiner and Abudda Dein
World Wrestling Council
WWC Puerto Rico Heavyweight Championship (1 time)
WWC World Tag Team Championship (2 times) with Rip Rogers

References

External links
Abbuda Dein at ObsessedWithWrestling.com
Abbuda Dein at WrestlingData.com
Abbuda Dein at Cagematch.net
Rocky Iaukea at ProFightDB.com

Year of birth missing (living people)
Living people
American male professional wrestlers
Sportspeople from Hawaii
Native Hawaiian sportspeople
20th-century professional wrestlers
WWC Puerto Rico Champions
Native Hawaiian professional wrestlers


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BJ's, Staples rise, pull at index
Published: Feb. 28, 2006 at 10:18 a.m. ET
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CHICAGO (MarketWatch) -- The retail sector's main measure struggled to stay in positive territory in early trading Tuesday, helped by strong gains in the shares of BJ's Wholesale Clubs and Staples Inc.
The S&P Retail Index $RLX was up just barely at 471.95.
Shares of BJs BJ, -0.13% moved ahead 54 cents, or 1.7%, to $31.74. Ahead of the bell, the warehouse-club operator turned in a better-than-expected fourth-quarter profit and forecast fiscal earnings ahead of Wall Street's expectations. See full story.
Shares of Staples Inc. SPLS tacked on 4%, or 91 cents, to $23.98 after delivering earnings that were slightly ahead of expectations while forecasting fiscal results that are in line with Wall Street's projections.See full story.
Shares of American Eagle Outfitters AEOS slipped 18 cents to $25.80. The teen-wear retailer said it is launching a new intimates sub-brand, tagged "aerie by American Eagle." The new line, aimed at taking advantage of a growing category for 15-year-old to 25-year-old customers, will hit stores this fall.
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- After the August jitters in the stock market, readers of my book "The Millionaire Zone" knew there was money to be made.
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A lot has come out since Friday in regards to what is call GESARA Law, could Zetas explain this and how it will work? According to many articles and youtube postings it is to be a redistribution of the wealth thoughout the world. Apparently Zimbabwe's vast gold is enough to make multi-millionaires out of every person on the earth. It is also the lead into all countries going to gold back currancy again.
Since this is suppose to be a world event which will be announced at Davos between Jan 22 - 25 2019, I was hoping Zetas had some insight into it.
Our media politicians etc are constantly telling us immigration is good, diversity is our strength and pushing and increasing to record levels the amount of immigrants to take in over the next 3 years to 1 million, not including refugees, asylum seekers, all the people crossing from the US border now. And we're expected to take in large numbers of Muslim people from the Middle East and Africa and not complain or be called racists (even Trudeau called a white Quebec woman racist for questioning why we are encouraging so much illegal immigration and how it's being paid for). And our social welfare, health and housing are heavy burdened as a result of this. And also over the last 30 years there has been a major demographic shift on Canada away from European ethnicity. Many parallel societies are being created. For example where I live there is a major city 30 minutes away where English is the 3rd most common language and you'll barely see any signs in English. There seems to be a constant message in the media etc that being white is bad, whites should become less in the population etc. Even in schools in BC the government has put up posters to promote the ever present and pervasive reality of white privilege and that everyone needs to be aware of it and acknowledge it. And Trudeau has been in the hand of Soros and the globalist, essentially kowtowing to any UN dictates. And it appears the swamping of illegals in Europe may soon come to an end. But say in Canada., and similarly in the US, is the plan still about population replacement, to create a more docile, controllable voting population, with the Deep State etc trying to keep the majority of white, and I guess the middle class, in the dark as much as possible with little resistance? Trump has been a hero in the US but Canada still seems secure in the globalist hands for now, or can that change?
are welcoming immigrants. Chile has an aging citizenry, and those it is accepting from Haiti and Venezuela are young and strong, of child bearing age or carrying babes in arms. Half the developing nations of the world have such demographics at present, where the worker base is aged and the birth rate has not replaced the old with young. Japan, S Korea, and Europe are examples. This is counterbalanced by the expense of accepting new immigrants who in the main are not skilled or well educated.
Looks like it's Double Zetas Right Again.
For nearly 30 years, scientists have known that small particles of dust, kicked up in the Sahara, often ride on global winds to the Caribbean, 3,500 kilometres (2,000 kilometres) away from home. Originally, this foreign cloud of desert dust was thought to contain particles no bigger than 0.01 to 0.02 millimetres in diameter. But recently, when scientists began collecting samples of dust from floating buoys and underwater traps in the Atlantic Ocean, the sheer size of the particles defied their expectations. Between 2013 and 2016, the Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research (NIOZ) found some dust particles measuring 0.45 millimetres in diameter, nearly 50 times bigger than what global winds were once thought capable of carrying.
Dec 18, 2018 - An unknown influence is allowing giant dust particles to spread around the world and could be contributing to global warming, scientists have found. Large dust particles from the Sahara Desert have been found up to 3500 km away in the Caribbean.
this excuse was used. What will the cover-up claim now that science has stepped in to challenge this claim? The usual routine - to refuse media coverage, or at a minimum ascribe the science to the back pages. Until Nibiru is admitted by officialdom, or the public wises up, this will continue.
Explaining orange snow in Siberia or in Texas as dust blown from the Sahara has been a standard excuse proffered by NASA for years. It is met with ridicule.
This is just the start of the immature insanity we will be seeing from the Democratic House, I fear. This is clutter that does not deserve a place on the Q&A. The Dimwit Demos have suggested bla bla bla what do the Zetas say?
Do you really think the IRS will stop collecting taxes? Where will the funds come from? Why even ask the question or take up my time?
Audit the Fed sounds nice except if a true audit were to be done it would show the Bush/Clinton Cabal took the Gold from Fort Knox, (http://www.zetatalk.com/newsletr/issue415.htm) then it was retrieved by Dunford's tribunals and returned. Per the Zetas, neither that theft nor the fact of tribunals is to be known by the public.
Then there is the child's dream that everyone will be rich, all debts forgiven, etc. WHAT? What kind of stupidity is this? When everyone is rich, a billion dollars won't buy a cup of coffee! Flashing worthless money while everyone refuses to do actual work! Good lord, I despair.
The Zetas spoke to the issue of the NESCARA nonsense (http://www.zetatalk.com/transfor/t153.htm) over a decade ago.
I've done a quick search of the site and have not found any references to Trump's soul regarding whether he is a walk in or other type of old soul. Would the Zetas care to comment?
Declined as both President Trump and I are members of the Transformation Team and thus it would be improper to talk about a team mate. An invasion of privacy, so to speak.
Working with and for Trump and his Junta, and in his presence more than once, I can tell you that he is Service-to-Other in the extreme, focused on the real issues that will and are affecting mankind, and taking action. He delegates well, and has tremendous energy and persistence. These are not signs of a young soul.
I know that it has been speculated that he is the reincarnation of General Patton, and Trump certainly gets along well with his Junta. The Zetas have stated as much, that they have a conflict free relationship.
Trump is an excellent chess player, a possible insight into his past lives, and in my opinion many of the so called fights he has with others is a game played to discombobulate and confuse the enemy. He is a master at the sneaky move, bait and switch. Very patient and smart.
I've done a quick search of the site and have not found any references to Trump's soul regarding whether he is a walk in or other type of old soul.
Could the Zetas give an opinion of what happened to the passengers of flight U6-893?
Is this off-gassing or harmful VOC's from burning wires or toxic when burned circuit boards, capacitors, grease ect. due to EMP ?
It seams dd that only some where sickened.
"His face went the color green. Then a panic swept through the plane," she continued.
Declined as nothing nefarious was done. The Zetas agree with what I am writing here. No human intent. Likely EMP related. Remember when the "smoking planes" were over Siberia etc? That was over Siberia too! Where the N Pole is taking up residence. Sounds magnetic to me!
https://www.thelocal.fr/20181111/air-france-flight-makes-emergency-...An Air France flight carrying 282 passengers from Paris to Shanghai made an unexpected stop in Siberia. An acrid smell and light smoke appeared on board. Air France said the flight could continue to Shanghai after technical clearance.
But clues that this was some kind of burning wiring, coming through the ventilation system, are many. Any puff of poison and the one who huffs it the most is most affected. Burn some insulation on electrical wire and see how YOU feel. Green, unable to absorb oxygen, no doubt.
"Particularly affected were passengers between rows 21 and 26 in economy class"
"All of them had greatly dilated pupils. They were suffocating."
Wondering what the message was for those in Portland and the UFO event that MRBBB333 was covering? MrMBB333 post "Strange geological Event" may be a pre-curser, for people up there?
My quick analysis would be to watch out for tsunami up the river. Portland is inland, but at the juncture of 2 rivers that flow to the coast.
*Strange Geological Event* - Cascadia Subduction Zone - "Megathrust Fault". January 21, 2019. It appears as though there is some kind of repetitive pulse pushing the water?.
Massive craft above Portland. January 3, 2019.
Is there more to the Shutdown than appears on its face? Many Q forums have been abuzz about the possibility of gutting the Deep State via this Shutdown, as when it goes past the first 30 days, a second furlough is set in motion whereby employees can be terminated not based on seniority but based on qualification and need. A reorganization plan would be needed as a guideline. In preparation for such an eradication of formerly intractable Deep State actors, Trump's EO of January 23, 2019 is preventing any workarounds such as new positions or new hires. ? There is that odd tweet to Donna Brazil, implying that the MLK weekend would see Pelosi transformed from Speaker of the House to President over the MLK weekend, the time frame when Pelosi was going to be out of the country. Was a coup planned? Did the arrest on January 17 of an ISIS bomber intent on blowing up the White House relate?
An American supporter of the Islamic State has been arrested after he plotted to blow a hole in the White House with an anti-tank rocket and storm the building. He had been watched since March.
Wasn't Nancy Pelosi Service to Others of at least for the people? Seems like a major shift. The Zetas have said that she's a woman with compassion (http://www.zetatalk.com/index/zeta372.htm), and was also under protection from assignation (http://zetatalk.com/index/zeta414.htm).
This is why there are frequent debates between STO groups in front of the Council of Worlds, for resolution decisions. Not all STO agree on how to proceed! She wasn't pulling the trigger during an assassination, nor was this her plot, she was just doing what she believe in, being compassionate to all who want refuge, her logic. She was just going to be the beneficiary, that would be her mindset, no doubt. Why let an empty White House go to waste? And she probably gauged that she could not stop the plot anyway. Is she playing a denial game with herself? Humans are very prone to denial, to excuse oneself from guilt, yes. Not a surprise. Those who are STO are not without flaws, nor perfect.
My question has to do with the new speaker of the House. It is so clear that she lies. Has she been told about Planet X and the reserved bunker space?
Pelosi is aware of the pending passage, or at least has been briefed by many and has heard the rumors. She does not have the information that NASA holds close and to which the White House is privy. She has not been offered safety in a bunker outside of what her position would normally command, nor is she considered by the liars in the White House to be a friend. They wish her dead, and have tried to put her there repeatedly, but she is under protection. If she has not announced to the public that the passage is pending it is because she knows few leaders would align with her and such a move, without proof, would get her removed from her position. Her replacement would likely have fewer ethics.
Wasn't Nancy Pelosi Service to Others of at least for the people?


Treatment teams from four as yet to be confirmed prison and jail systems from the United States will be guided by implementation science experts as they work to apply evidence-based care for substance use disorders, with emphasis on opioids, as well as screening and treatment for Hepatitis C.
"This is the our first effort to bring prison and jail systems together to work on a breakthrough collaborative," said Warren J. Ferguson, MD, professor and vice chair of Family Medicine and Community Health at UMass Medical School, director of academic programs for its Health and Criminal Justice Program, and founder and co-chair of the Academic and Health Policy Conference on Correctional Health.
Improvements in the areas of Hepatitis C screening and treatment will be the second project, expected to begin in 2017.
The initiative is supported through two grants, one for four years from the National Institute on Drug Abuse and one for three years from the Agency for Health Care Research and Quality. The funding will be used, in part, to develop an Implementation Science Track at the Academic and Health Policy Conference on Correctional Health, hosted by ACCJH and supported by UMass Medical School.
In addition to the learning collaborative session to take place at the conference every year, there will be two distance learning conferences in each focus area. These will span 18 months with a kickoff session scheduled on the day prior to the start of the Academic and Health Policy Conference on Correctional Health March 17-18 in Baltimore, Maryland.
Evaluation of the collaborative, guided by the expertise of co-investigator Dr. Faye Taxman from George Mason University, will be conducted to capture adaptations and adoption of evidence based recommendations, innovative practices by individual site teams and specific care outcomes.
The work of all four teams will be highlighted in presentations during subsequent conferences in 2017-2019 with oversight from the ACCJH Board of Directors. All team proceedings will be submitted for publication in the journal Health and Justice.