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What Are Andy Snyder's Three Coins To Profit From In 2021?
March 18, 2021 by Editor
Welcome to my review of Andy Snyder's pitch titled Three Coins To Profit From In 2021: The Year of the Crypto.
If that isn't enough to give you a clue as to what the presentation is all about, Andy Snyder did the presentation to extol the merits of investing in cryptocurrencies. He believes that you should heed his advice and invest in his three picks.
I watched the presentation and came away with some interesting takeaways that I will share through this article.
Three Coins To Profit From In 2021 Review
Introduction to Three Coins To Profit From In 2021
Who is Andy Snyder?
How to learn more about the Three Coins To Profit From In 2021
Pros of Three Coins To Profit From In 2021
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Is Three Coins To Profit From In 2021 a Legit Presentation?
Three Coins To Profit From In 2021 Verdict
Evidently, Andy Snyder's presentation that is titled Three Coins To Profit From In 2021 is about three small cryptos (usually referred to as altcoins) that he thinks are set to become the best performing assets of 2021. But, why are these three cryptos expected to witness such a massive gain?
Well, Andy says that there is a hidden force behind them. He says that this hidden force was behind three of the best-performing cryptos in 2020 (CEL, KSM, and AAVE) and that it could unravel again in 2021.
Andy points out that in 2020, CEL witnessed gains of 3,593%, KSM saw gains of 5,5,18% gains and AAVE registered positive returns of 9,503%.
So, what force is driving these rallies?
The all-important force behind Andy's strategy is the resultant force derived from Buying Pressure.
Andy has a special price chart that he calls the Liberty Indicator. It maps the buying and selling pressure onto the regular price chart. It measures the volume of trading activity and indicates when the stock is experiencing high buying pressure (buyers' market) or high selling pressure (sellers' market).
When it is a sellers' market, the indicator goes red meaning selling pressure is driving the crypto down and when it is green, the buying pressure is driving the crypto higher.
When the line goes from red to green, Andy knows that the digital asset is likely to experience greater demand and he recommends it to his readers.
Andy Snyder is the founder of Manward Press. He is an American author, investor, and serial entrepreneur.
Manward Press is a platform through which he shares unfiltered, unorthodox views on money. He edits a newsletter called the Manward Letter.
Andy's ideas have been featured on Fox News as well as various radio stations and online outlets. He regularly shares his thoughts on liberty and investing through a daily newsletter called Manward Digest.
Andy Snyder has identified three cryptos that he thinks will benefit the most from the excitement around digital assets. He has written a special report called Stars Aligned: Three Must-Own Coins in the Year of Crypto in which he reveals his their names and the fascinating stories and people behind them. He also provides step-by-step instructions on how to buy all three cryptos.
Now, to get access to this report, you have to subscribe to Andy Snyder's premium trading research service, Alpha Money Flow.
Alpha Money Flow is an advisory service through which Andy shares his insights on the biggest opportunities in stocks, options, and cryptos. Other benefits to becoming a member include…
Access to Andy Snyder's model portfolios
New Alpha Money Flow recommendations
Weekly Alpha Transmissions. Andy provides weekly market commentary and looks ahead to new investment opportunities.
The Alpha Money Flow "Crypto Quick-Start Guide." It is a guide on how to trade crypto in case you are new to it.
The Power Trading Master Class (video series). Andy explains how his trading system works in these videos.
Live monthly video calls. Snyder discusses the state of the markets and big trends to care about. He also takes general questions from the audience.
Access to an archive of premium research reports, invitations to special events and much, much more.
Subscription Plans: A one-year subscription costs $1,997 and two year subscription plan costs $2,997. The subscription fee is non-refundable.
Owing to the volatile nature of altcoins, you may earn large gains from the three altcoins.
You get to join the newsletter at a discount.
You receive regular recommendations from Andy when you sign up for his newsletter.
Since altcoins are volatile, you can easily lose your money if things fail to play out as intended.
The newsletter does not offer refunds.
3 Coins To Profit From In 2021 is a legit presentation.
Andy Snyder is a real investment guru who has years of experience in the financial services industry. In the presentation, he expresses his opinion that 2021 will be a good year for cryptocurrencies and that he is backing three altcoins to do better than the other assets. He arrived at this conclusion because his trading volume indicator picked them.
Although he talks a good game, bear in mind that investing in altcoins can be particularly risky because they are inherently volatile. Also watch out for crypto scams.
When Andy Snyder released his presentation about three altcoins doing well in 2021, it isn't an overstatement because cryptocurrencies have been doing well over the past few months. In fact, they have been the best-performing assets in the market with Bitcoin and Ethereum being perfect examples of this.
Institutional investors have been buying up huge stakes in Bitcoin thus driving the prices higher; in the last few months alone, Bitcoin has set new price records multiple times.
I should point out that Andy is insisting that you buy altcoins because they potentially have a higher profit potential. However, that comes with its drawbacks because impressive as the profits can be, altcoins are volatile thus riskier than most forms of investment.
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Trade reform. Based on the "infant-industry" argument, many countries protected their industries from import competition with tariffs. Unfortunately, the "infants" never grew up: they were captured by politically powerful people who demanded subsidies to remain in business, without any increase in productivity (the Morogoro shoe factory in Tanzania, for instance, never exported a single pair of shoes). Trade reform raised wages of relatively unskilled workers (who were abundant in poor countries) and lowered returns to capital (owned by the rich) in protected industries. It also stimulated growth because the economy was producing to its comparative advantage (low-skilled labor). The resulting employment creation and cheaper imports led to a decline in poverty. This was the experience of Latin America and East Asia. In Africa, the first wave of trade liberalization ran into difficulty because governments were not prepared for the loss in tariff revenues. Following the introduction of broad-based tax instruments, such as the value added tax, subsequent reforms have had a favorable effect on poverty and growth in Africa. In North African countries like Tunisia and Egypt, trade liberalization was accompanied by the capture of a number of non-tradable industries, such as banking, telecommunications and transport, by the firms connected to the political leaders. The resulting high monopoly prices of non-tradable inputs to the exporting sector meant that exports, and therefore employment, never took off. In this case, the reforms needed to stimulate employment—increased competition in the non-tradable sectors—are the same as those needed to accelerate growth.
Public action therefore should be aimed at increasing agricultural productivity and facilitating labor's moving to higher-productivity occupations. Unfortunately, many policies are captured by the non-poor before they can have these effects. For instance, fertilizer subsidies typically go to the largest farmers with only marginal productivity effects. Even when the fertilizer is distributed through the market using a voucher system, a study in Tanzania found that 60 percent of the vouchers went to families of elected officials.
The situation is more complicated when we realize that the rich have already captured public resources in both education and health. Governments spend about 200 times as much per student on higher education as they do on primary education. Yet about 60 percent of students at universities come from the richest quintile of the population. Public spending in health is overwhelmingly skewed towards hospitals, the lion's share of which goes to the richest quintiles. As a consequence, governments under-spend on public goods such as immunization, which are likely to benefit the poor (the rich will immunize their kids without government assistance). Worse still, the quality of primary education and primary health care—which is what matters for poor people's human capital—is appalling. Teachers in public primary schools in India, Tanzania, Kenya and Senegal are absent about 25 percent of the time; doctors in primary clinics are absent about 40 percent of the time. The people earning these rents—the absentee teachers and doctors—come from the richest 10 percent in their countries. In sum, by rationalizing public spending in health and education towards public goods, and by restructuring incentives to deliver quality services, governments can both enhance growth and reduce poverty.
Thank you for a well written and simply stated article on growth and poverty reduction. However, I have a comment on your statement on India's rate of poverty reduction in para 1. You state that "India's GDP growth rate accelerated in the 1990s and 2000s, but poverty continued to fall at the same pace as before, about one percentage point a year." This statement is not true for the decade starting from 2000. The World Bank website on its India page has published the following data. Poverty headcount ratio went down from 37.2% in 2005 to 21.9% in 2012. That means in 7 years poverty went down by 15.3%, making the annual rate of poverty reduction to be 2.18%. You are aware the Indian economy grew at 8 to 9 % during most of this period. India's performance in poverty reduction cannot be compared with Tanzania and Zambia, which have seen commodity led growth with very low growth elasticity of poverty.
Well written article. It underpins my argument i had with a friend regarding high GDP growth not necessarily benefitting the entire population of a country. Agreed, a lot more needs to be done on redistribution of the nstional cake.
Dear Mungai: Thanks for your comment. High GDP growth does not necessarily benefit the entire population usually because of high commodity prices (for commodity exporters). These high prices enable the rich to capture the rents, so the poor don't share in the nation's wealth. My point though was that, if you wanted to achieve high growth through public policies (as opposed to waiting for high commodity prices), those policies are the same as those that help the poor.
This articles make me see the world!
Thank you for those nice words. This is what we aim to do.
What about the link between economic growth and democracy? Is there a direct correlation? And how does that affect poverty?
Sabira, thanks for your question. The overall correlation between democracy and growth (across countries) is not very strong, although it's mildly positive. The relationship with poverty is similarly weak but negative, because of growth's strong effect on poverty reduction. Even at the micro level, the existence of democracy does not guarantee against the capture of rents by elites. The reason is that elections are not a fool-proof way of citizens' holding their leaders accountable. People may vote along ethnic lines, for instance, in which case politicians don't need to deliver results to the poor in order to be elected. Democracy is probably necessary for pro-poor growth, but is clearly not sufficient.
Many thanks for the reply Shanta. Totally agree that democracy is about accountability. Is there any data from countries with strong accountability mechanisms?
This article sheds so much light on the exact topic being discussed in my undergraduate economics class, 'Economic growth and structural change in Nigeria'. The fact that Nigeria is also a developing country makes its growth pattern very similar to the countries mentioned above. Currently, the growth rate is about 6.5% on the average, yet resources are very poorly distributed, with a widening gap between the rich and poor and Agriculture employing a very large percentage of the labor force, and so on. Thanks a lot for this article. Was doing some research on my class work and I stumbled on this via my email. I hope to see more of such helpful articles.
All these points resonate and reflect what I have seen myself with people we knew well.
India decades ago had very strong incentives for small scale industry development - plots of land in the industrial areas at favorable prices, licenses (in the days of the license raj), electric connections and loans. Rather than benefit the meritorious, what happened was exactly what Shanta described - the well connected and their families got these benefits.
In many cases, these beneficiaries simply resold the land, licenses etc. to actual businessmen at significant profits, sometimes staying on as paper owners.
Where they did try to run these businesses themselves, they generally did not do that well as they had no expertise in that area.


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amanda maciver, BA (she/her) - MACP counselling intern
Amanda is in the final stages of her Masters of Arts in Counselling Psychology and is currently practicing as an intern student. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Behavioural Sciences in which she majored in Psychology and Sociology.
Amanda believes that a healthy mental state impacts the other facets of a person's life and that counselling is beneficial to improving their overall well-being. She prioritizes the client as the centre of the therapeutic process and works from a Humanistic, person-centred approach that is tailored to the individual and their specific needs and value system. Amanda's areas of interest include issues related to interpersonal relationships (partners, family members, friendships), setting healthy boundaries, parental attachment styles, trauma, PTSD, spirituality, depression, and anxiety. She has experience with first-responder stress and has worked with mothers and expectant parents through situational stress and resource strengthening.
The relationship Amanda has with her clients is a priority in her practice and she seeks to understand the client and their views on health and healing in order to reach the client's desired outcomes. She is 2SLGBQT+ affirming, culturally copetent, and available to residents of Alberta. Amanda resides on Treaty 7 territory in Mohkinstsis (Calgary) which is the ancestral territory of the Siksikaitsitapi.
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denisse martinez, BCR (she/her) - MACP counselling intern
Denisse is a counselling intern in the final stages of her Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology degree. She is a committed lifelong learner with a Bachelor's degree in Community Rehabilitation and Disability Studies. Denisse has worked in the social services field for over 7 years in various settings, such as behavioural support and case management with neurodivergent children, youth, and adults of diverse backgrounds.
Originating from Mexico, Denisse highly values her cultural identity and sense of community while highlighting their influence on mental health. Denisse's practice advocates for values of diversity, inclusion, and intersectionality with a relational cultural approach. Denisse also works from a Person-Centered, Strength-Based and Trauma Informed Approach focusing on intergenerational trauma.
Denisse offers counselling sessions to children, youth and adults. She is interested in neurodiversity, behavioural concerns, anxiety, depression, life transitions and other mental health concerns.
Denisse is 2SLGBTQ+ affirming and available to residents of Alberta.
Denisse also offers counselling in both English and Spanish.
Have questions? Email Denisse.
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elena groen, MC (she/her) - registered psychologist/associate director of supervision and programming
Elena is a graduate of the Master of Counselling program from the University of Calgary. Over the past number of years, she has gained experience working with diverse individuals including neurodiverse children and adults, young adults, individuals in crisis, and people experiencing systemic oppression. Elena's specializations and areas of interest are in neurodiversity, anxiety, depression, life transitions, relationships and interpersonal problems, grief and loss, and general mental health concerns.
In her work with individuals and families, Elena seeks to form a collaborative partnership with clients. Elena works from a stance of empathy and non-judgement in seeking to meet the client where they are at. She takes an integrative approach to counselling and draws from Narrative Therapy, Family Systems Therapy, Experiential therapy including art and drawing, and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.
Elena provides supervision support to practicum students and provisional psychologists and runs program development and research opportunities for Cultivate.
Elena is L2SGBTQ+ affirming, available to residents of Alberta. She is NOT accepting new clients.
frances bucknor, MA (she/her) - associate counsellor
Frances holds a Masters in Counselling Psychology and Bachelors degrees in Criminology and Sociology.
Originating from England, she has spent many years exploring Canada, in particular, Canada's Arctic Circle, and as a result, has been lucky enough to collaborate and grow with individuals from many different cultures and walks of life.
Frances possesses a diverse history in the Justice, Social Work, and Mental Health fields and feels strongly that every individual deserves access to the resources required to heal, thrive, and embrace life on their own terms. Along with a passion for social justice and lifelong learning, as a BIPOC woman, she is committed to diversity and inclusion for all.
Frances approaches therapy with the understanding that we are all experts in the management of our own lives and as such enjoys evidence-based approaches such as Person Centered Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, and of course Mindfulness and Acceptance based approaches.
Frances is 2SLGBTQ+ affirming, available to residents of Alberta and is NOT accepting new clients.
Have questions? Email Frances.
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garrison bergen, BEd (he/him) - educational consultant/certified teacher
Garrison Bergen is a certified teacher and member of the Alberta Teacher's Association. As a teacher for Rocky View Schools, Garrison teaches the social sciences at the senior high level. Complimenting his BEd is a BA: Behavioural Science with a focus on cognitive neuroscience from Ambrose University. Garrison is currently researching ways to support and motivate learners through gamification and virtual reality.
Garrison is currently offering the following services: (1) guidance for parents and children dealing with behavioural, learning and communication issues, and overall poor school performance; (2) personalized extended learning opportunities for students who excel in or require assistance in the areas of science, math, English language arts, and/or social studies; and (3) gamification (learning through games) training and demonstration for educators and students.
Garrison is 2SLGBTQ+ affirming.
ghaida abosafi, BSC (she/her) - MACP counselling intern
Ghaida is a student counsellor in the process of completing her Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology. She holds a bachelor's degree in biological science. Her background and experience taught her that biology, mental processes, and socio-economic status are all interconnected. She is eager to enhance the skills she has learned throughout her education to help individuals in a counselling setting.
Ghaida is a passionate advocate for BIPOC and is committed to creating a safe and collaborative space for clients to develop their sense of identity and self-awareness by supporting them in reaching their therapeutic goals. Ghaida draws from a variety of modalities including Narrative, Mindfulness-Based CBT, and client-centered therapies. She currently offers counselling sessions for adults (18+). Her areas of interest include depression, stress management, anxiety, and spiritual issues.
Ghaida offers counseling in English and Arabic.
Ghaida is 2SLGBTQ+ affirming, available to residents of Alberta.
Have questions? Email Ghaida.
jessica silva, MC (she/her) - associate counsellor
Jessica has a Master of Counselling degree from City University. In addition, she holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology as well as a diploma in Social Work.
She has over 7-years of experience in in-patient mental health settings. Additionally, she has experience with various forensic risk assessments and administering, scoring, and interpreting neuropsychological, intelligence and personality assessments. Jessica also has experience supporting neurodiverse teenagers, adults, families and high-risk children and youth.
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She uses a person-centred, trauma-informed and strength-based approach. Furthermore, she draws from various modalities such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) and Mindfulness techniques. She is also an EMDRIA-approved Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapist.
Jessica is L2SGBTQ+ affirming and is located on Treaty 6 territory in Amiskwacîwâskahikan (Edmonton). She is currently accepting new clients across Treaties 6, 7 and 8 boundaries known as Alberta.
Have questions? Email Jessica.
joel roos, MA (he/him) - registered psychologist/clinical director
Joel's background in mental health comes from a varied career with community non-profits, public healthcare settings, and various private educational institutions. Since 2013, Joel has been providing graduate and post-graduate level clinical supervision and education for learners in his areas of interest including family systems, behavioural health and chronic disability and disease management, and in neurology specific to neurodevelopment disorders and neurodiversity.
At Cultivate, Joel's primary role is to provide clinical support and supervision to all staff and students and to oversee the day-to-day caseloads of all Cultivate clinicians providing services to the public. Joel maintains a small clinical practice with clients that have previously engaged his services and regularly involves his team members as collaborators in his clinical work and teaching.
Joel's ongoing opportunities for fun and play in his work include public education, creative problem solving with larger organizations, education and training for the Cultivate team, and finding ways to integrate his love of lego and video games into his clinical work.
Joel is 2SLBGTQ+ affirming and is NOT accepting new clients.
Have questions? Email Joel.
karalee colmer, BA (she/her) - MACP counselling intern
Karalee is a student counsellor in the process of completing her Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology. She has spent several years supporting women, children, and youth in various settings and in crisis situations. She is eager to utilize the skills she has acquired as a front-line worker and throughout her education to help individuals in a counselling setting.
Karalee believes in meeting clients where they are at in their healing journey and provides support and understanding from a trauma-informed lens. Her therapeutic approach is largely client-centred and non-directive. She is committed to creating a safe and collaborative space for clients to develop their self-awareness and be supported in reaching their therapeutic goals. She utilizes various evidence-based modalities such as Solution Focused Therapy, DBT, and EFT.
Karalee is 2SLGBTQ+ affirming and available to residents of Alberta.
Have questions? Email Karalee.
keira shendaruk, BSW/RSW (she/her) - MACP counselling intern
I am a counseling intern at Cultivate on the journey to completing a Master of Arts in Counseling
Psychology degree. I currently have a Bachelor of Social Work degree and am registered with the Alberta College of Social Workers. Over the past several years I have offered a supportive hand to individuals and families coming from many walks and stages of life. Some primary areas I have worked in include long-term and group care, crisis response, family school counseling, and child abuse.
Life is messy and complex, offering us the hardest challenges along with the most profound lessons and beautiful moments. In the midst of all these experiences I am there to walk with my clients as a witness to their unique stories and an ally on their journeys. I do what I do because at my core I care about people and I strive to offer a safe space where clients feel truly seen, where they can build trust in their capabilities and experience a sense of wholeness and healing.
Though I draw from narrative, experiential and mindfulness-based therapies in practice, I am always
open to exploring the integration of different approaches according to what works best for the
individual. I enjoy working with all ages: children, youth, and adults, as well as couple and families. And I have special interest in areas of trauma, mental health, relational and attachment-based issues, shame, abuse, spirituality, and grief and loss.
I am 2SLGBTQ+ affirming and available to residents of Alberta.
Have questions? Email Keira.
kelsey fiss, MA (she/her) - registered provisional psychologist
Kelsey has a graduate degree in counselling. Her areas of interest and specialization include depression, anxiety, strengths coaching, couples and marital counselling, post-partum issues and adjustment, parenting concerns, grief, loss, and spiritual issues and concerns. She is available to work with large groups and organizations to facilitate mental health discussions, training and materials.
Kelsey works from an integrative approach and works primarily from attachment-based, emotion-focused, and neurobiological frameworks, making use of mindfulness practices, and art and play therapy techniques. Kelsey is passionate about working with clients to face the challenges that are holding them back from leading the life they desire.
Kelsey is 2SLGBTQ+ affirming, available to residents of Alberta. She is NOT accepting new clients.
Have questions? Email Kelsey.
mckenzie lukacs, MC (she/her) - associate counsellor
McKenzie is currently in the process of obtaining her provisional psychology license and she firmly believes the therapeutic relationship is a partnership that learns and grows together. She aims to create a warm and safe(r) space that is focused on social justice, decolonizing, intersectionality, fat-liberation, unlearning normative values, and she is endlessly curious about new information and perspectives.
McKenzie is passionate about 2SLGBTQ+ and BIPOC advocacy, sexuality, kink, neurodiversity, size inclusivity, sports performance, relationships, and boundary setting. She uses various therapeutic modalities, such as narrative, systemic, humility, trauma- informed, solution-focused, somatic, and harm-reduction practices.
McKenzie is Queer, anti-diet, and has a background in high-performance sports. She is located on Treaty 7 territory in Mohkinstsis (Calgary) and is currently accepting new clients across Treaties 6, 7 and 8 boundaries known as Alberta.
Have questions? Email McKenzie.
meghan reed, BA (she/her) - MACP counselling intern
Meghan is a counselling intern in the final stages of her Masters of Arts in Counselling Psychology. She also holds a Bachelor's degree in Linguistics and has over 6 years of experience working in home-based and classroom settings assisting students, young children, and their families with a variety of therapeutic needs. Through her experiences, she has developed a passion for advocating for mental health initiatives in her community.
Meghan uses a collaborative approach by tailoring therapy to each client's unique needs. She draws from a variety of modalities including Person-Centered Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, Strengths Based approaches, and Mindfulness based Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT). Meghan works with children, youth, and adults, and her areas of interest include anxiety, depression, stress management, attachment and relationships, trauma, spiritual issues, and self-esteem. She is passionate about helping people recognize their inner strengths and to develop skills that will help them thrive throughout their lives.
Meghan is 2SLGBTQ+ affirming, available to residents of Alberta.
Have questions? Email Meghan.
natalie siu-mitton, MA (she/her) - canadian certified counsellor, registered dietitian
Natalie is a graduate of the Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology program at Yorkville University. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Food and Nutrition and is a Certified Intuitive Eating Counsellor. Her background and experience has taught her that people are more than just one aspect of their being but rather, a dynamic interaction between their lived experiences, biology, mental processes, and physical and social environments.
With over 15 years of experience as a Registered Dietitian, Natalie has worked in a variety of settings giving her the opportunity to support individuals from many intersections of life. In her work with clients, Natalie strives to create a safe, non-judgmental, anti-oppressive, inclusive, and collaborative environment. Her integrative approach draws upon modalities such as Person-Centered Therapy, Narrative Therapy, DBT, ACT, and Emotion-Focused Therapy.
Natalie provides counselling to children (ages 10+), youth and adults. Her areas of interest include: life transitions, health psychology, chronic pain, identity development, disordered eating and intuitive eating, women's health issues, acculturative stress, trauma (big T and little t), grief and loss.
Natalie is 2SLGBTQ+ affirming, HAES®-aligned, and weight inclusive. She is available to residents of Alberta.
Have questions? Email Natalie.
olivia reverie, MA (she/her) - registered provisional psychologist
Throughout her Master of Counselling, work experience, and volunteer roles, Olivia engages in various modalities that will explore each client's values, strengths, differences, and needs, through DBT, SFT, Narrative Therapy, ACT, and trauma-informed, harm reduction based practices. She fosters a holistic approach, integrating both mind and body practices, including somatic interventions, for long-term and sustainable alignment.
Olivia's passions include 2SLGBTQ+ identity development and transition support, neurodiversity (ADHD & Autism), assertive communication and boundary setting, trauma, attachment, relationships, divorce/separation, and reintegration for individuals, and their supports, who have experienced incarceration.
Olivia is passionate about fostering a safe(r) space and practice for all 2SLGBTQ+, kink, BIPOC, abilities, sex work, and HAES® humans and experiences.
She is located on Treaty 7 territory in Mohkinstsis (Calgary) and is currently accepting new clients across Treaties 6, 7, and 8 boundaries known as Alberta.
Have questions? Email Olivia.
ranee fallorin, BA (she/her) - MACP counselling intern
Ranee is a counselling intern in the final stages of her Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology
degree. She currently holds a Bachelor's degree in Community Rehabilitation and Disability
Studies. Ranee has worked in the social services field for 7 years with neurodivergent individuals
and individuals from diverse backgrounds. She has experience working with educators, parents, and children on effective behavior management strategies and is a strong advocate for inclusion
by promoting the social adaption of settings and expectations to best fit the needs of the
Ranee uses a holistic and collaborative approach in her practice that explores the client's needs, strengths, and values drawing from a variety of modalities including Solution Focused Therapy,
Strength-Based approaches, Person-Centered Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Her counselling approach focuses on meeting clients where they're at and acknowledges that they're the expert in their life.
Ranee offers counselling sessions for children (10+), youth, and adults. She is interested in neurodiversity (ADHD, Autism, ODD, and FASD), behavior concerns, anxiety, stress management, depression, trauma, identity development, grief and loss, and divorce/separation.
Ranee is 2SLGBTQ+ affirming and is located on Treaty 7 territory in Mohkinstsis (Calgary) and is
currently accepting new clients across Treaties 6, 7, and 8 boundaries known as Alberta.
Have questions? Email Ranee.
ricardo avelar, MEd (he/him) - registered psychologist
Ricardo has worked in various fields, including non-profit organizations, K-12 schools, and post-
secondary settings. He holds a Master of Education in Counselling Psychology, a Bachelor of Education in English Language Arts, and a Bachelor of Arts in Humanities from the University of Lethbridge. Prior to his counselling career, Ricardo taught high school English in rural, urban, and international settings for ten years.
He feels privileged to support youth and adults with a wide range of concerns, such as anxiety,
depression, career guidance, communication skills, neurodiversity (ADHD), relationship challenges,
stress management, and trauma. He has specialized knowledge in sex therapy, queer identity
development, and working with individuals who have experienced sexual violence. Ricardo uses a
holistic and collaborative approach to counselling and integrates narrative, culture-infused, mindfulness-based, trauma-informed, and somatic therapies when working with clients.
Ricardo offers counselling in both English and Spanish.
Ricardo is 2SLGBTQ+ and kink affirming, available to residents of Alberta.
Have questions? Email Ricardo.
stephanie schoenberg, BA (she/her) - MACP counselling intern
Stephanie is a counselling intern in the final stages of her Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology. She also holds a Bachelor's Degree in Intercultural Studies and a Diploma in Holistic Nutrition. For the past 15+ years she has worked in various social service settings supporting diverse individuals. She has also spent time studying, volunteering, and working in various parts of the globe including Belize, Jamaica, Germany, China, and South Korea.
Stephanie works from a humanistic, person-centred, trauma-informed lens and takes a stance of collaboration, empathy and non-judgement, meeting clients exactly where they are at. She is passionate about helping people recognize their inner strength, resilience, and uniqueness in order to create uniquely meaningful lives.
Stephanie offers counselling sessions for adults aged 18+ who may be experiencing anxiety, depression, stress, self-esteem struggles, grief and loss, and existential issues. Stephanie draws from a variety of modalities including Existential, Jungian, Narrative and Mindfulness-Based CBT therapies.
Stephanie is 2SLGBTQ+ affirming and available to residents of Alberta.
Have questions? Email Stephanie.
veronica jackson, BA - MA counselling intern
Veronica is a counselling intern in the final stages of her Master of Arts degree in counselling psychology. While completing her bachelor's degree in psychology, Veronica has obtained over 5 years of experience working with children and youth in ensuring trusting relationships.
Through this experience, Veronica was able to develop a passion for helping create safe and
therapeutic environments for others.
Veronica takes a person-centred approach to her counselling and understands the individuality
of each client. In this approach, Veronica aims to build a partnered approach, as she believes
everyone is the expert on their own life. Her areas of interest include anxiety, depression,
neurodiversity and attachment.
Veronica is 2SLGBTQ+ affirming and available to residents of Alberta.
Have questions? Email Veronica.
Due to COVID-19 and our desire to keep our team, clients, and greater community safe and healthy, our team provides limited in-person services. If you would like to be seen in-person please let your counsellor know and they will be able to tell you if that option is available.
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Biography Fergie Olver
Fergie Olver
by Jack Ol 09 Aug,2020
Famous Name Fergie Olver
Country Canada CA
Birth Name Fergie Olver
Birth Place Mosse Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada
Net Worth $1.4 million
Nationality Canadian
Married to Susan Wheeler (1986)
Divorce Catherine Swing
Fergie Olver is a popular Canadian personality who formerly worked as a game show host and sportscaster. He is best known for co-hosting the 1980s children's game show Just Like Mom with his wife Catherine Swin. Moreover, Oliver also worked for a professional baseball team, called Toronto Blue Jays, as an announcer and reporter.
Where is Fergie Olver now? What does he do these days? Is he Married? Scroll down to know about his married life, wife, children, family, salary, and net worth in detail.
Fergie Olver Salary and Net worth
In his time in the 1980s and 90s as a journalist and as a media person, Fergie Olver made good money. While the scandals also hindered his career, his net worth ultimately did not fall and is estimated to be around $1.4 million. His main source on income is from his TV career but has also hosted several TV shows.
Fergie is currently not active on any forum or social media. The TV personality is not active in any professional after he retired from his professional journalism and broadcasting career.
Fergie Relationship and Married Life
Fergie has married twice to date. He met his first wife Catherine Swing on the set of Just Like Mom, who was also his co-host on the show. After being together for a couple of years, they tied the not in the early 1980s. The couple became the parents of two children named Emily and Allison who also appeared in the show. The pair divorced after few years of the marital relationship.
Fergie Olver and his daughter SOURCE: Biographics World
Olver then got married to Susan Wheeler in 1986. The couple is still together and living happily. Olver and Susa has a daughter named Carrie Olver who is also a Canadian TV personality who works on shopping channels and The Weather Network.
Childhood and Professional career
Fergie Olver was born in Mosse Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada but hasn't shared the information about his birth and childhood. He is Canadian by nationality and belongs to the white ethnic group. He started his career in 1969.
Fergie Olver played baseball during his early days and played as an outfielder in the minor leagues. He also played in the semi-pro Western Baseball League. He began his professional journalism career with CFCF-TV in 1969. He also broadcasted for Blue Jays from 1981–1996. Olver was also nominated for the Ford C. Frick Award in 2004.
Television Show Host Fergie Olver


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The markets did a double take. We knew what was happening in Europe. Yesterday, the markets acted as if nothing had happened. This morning, the sky was falling. And then as the day progressed, the markets realized the sky wasn't falling, or perhaps the markets remembered that the Federal Reserve will backstop the markets. And the Fed meets again in June 19th, and that's not too far away. Of course, before the Fed can make an announcement on yet another round of Quantitative Easing, the sky has to fall, at least a little; stock markets have to wobble, oil prices need to slip, gold prices need to be slapped around. And just when you imagine there is a deep dark deflationary abyss, the Fed can ride to the rescue with another round of cheap money for undeserving bankers.
The euro fell for a seventh straight session against the dollar, dropping below $1.30, which was considered a fairly significant level of support. Today's euro weakness is overwhelmingly tied to Greece's difficulty putting together a government. Greece's two main pro-bailout parties failed to win a majority in weekend elections, leaving questions over the country's ability to avert bankruptcy and stay in the euro. Greece's Left Coalition party has a chance to form a government opposed to the country's EU/IMF bailout after the mainstream conservatives failed to cobble together a coalition. The chances are looking like slim and none. The Left Coalition is trying to back away from pledges made in exchange for a EU/ IMF bailout; this basically means they want to tell the bankers to go to hell and they don't care if they get kicked out of the Euro as a result. The right wing is saying Greece must accept the bailout deal and remain in the EU; the left wing is saying the popular verdict renders the bailout deal invalid. If a government can't be formed, then they will call for another round of elections.
So, the next question is: what happens if Greece exits the Euro? Not much. If you haven't seen this coming, you haven't been paying attention. International banks have sharply reduced their exposure to Greek and other peripheral government debt. If Greece leaves, it is already baked into the cake and it may be the best thing for the Greek people. Except… if Greece leaves, then Spain and Portugal and Italy might consider leaving the Euro or renegotiating their deals. That does not mean there would be no market impact. The premium investors demand to hold peripheral debt rather than German benchmarks would rise and the euro might fall even more. Overall, the situation in Greece is important politically but not financially. France is another story.
François Hollande, the newly elected Socialist French president, demands a change to the EU's economic policies, with a shift from austerity to growth. European Union leaders are to hold an emergency summit; not today; the summit will be held May 25th. Germany and France are battling over the euro-zone's "fiskalpakt", signed by 25 EU countries, that enshrines austerity measures into European treaty law and requires countries to change their constitutions to outlaw high levels of state spending. Mr Hollande is refusing to back such a change or to allow the EU courts new powers to strike down national budgets that breach the fiscal pact's "golden rule", and wants to renegotiate it to dilute the focus on austerity in favor of growth.
So, the elections in Europe showed voters were fed up with austerity, and they prefer a growth policy. Well, yes, sort of. There is more to it. The voters were also expressing their disgust with German imposed austerity. Germany is the instigator for austerity imposed on the periphery countries, and even on France. Germany wants more cutbacks in social spending, it wants higher taxes on the average citizen, and it wants friendlier policies for corporations; the Germans don't want these policies for Germany but they would like to impose this on the southern Euro-countries. And what we have heard is that the southern Euro-countries are lazy, and living off government handouts, while the Germans are hard working, productive, efficient, and thrifty. What you are not hearing is that this is a Euro version of the 99 Percent movement.
The German version of austerity calls for austerity for the 99%, but not for the wealthiest One-Percent. We've seen this playbook before. It is the Federal Reserve playbook and it calls for an enormous amount of liquidity to be fed into the economy by the central banks. The liquidity is injected directly into the banking system and provides the banks with reserves as the central banks buy up toxic assets in exchange. A zero interest rate policy also provides banks with essentially free loans which can then be used to speculate in various markets. Theoretically, you might think the money injected into the banking system would be circulated throughout the economy to juice growth, but that's not how it works. The banks hoard the money and they gamble with the money. Instead of jobs, growth and stability, the opposite happens; growth is stifled, jobs destroyed, and wealth is redistributed to the small minority known as the one-percent.
Nobody likes to have austerity imposed on them, yet most people realize that emerging from tremendous debt will be difficult and require some sacrifice; the voters were saying the burden should be shared by the people who most benefited in the past from this corporatist plutocracy, who are manipulating the system currently to avoid any harm to themselves, and who show not the slightest concern about the burdens imposed on 99% of the population. The elections were not necessarily a mandate for a new round of massive expansion of government debt, rather it was telling governments to redirect the current government spending away from propping up the corrupt corporate oligarchy. The Greek people are suffering economically. Goldman Sachs played a significant part in making the Greek debt situation worse. Goldman Sachs received hundreds of millions. Goldman Sachs made out like thieves in the night.
So, why not take away the bailouts? Why not stop the equity extraction businesses, the vulture capitalism, the excessive leverage, the stock option programs that reward short term corporate profits at the expense of long term viability and jobs? Why not reinstate discipline that punishes unsound judgment with the loss of jobs and wealth, not with golden parachutes? Why shouldn't badly run companies be allowed to fail? Why shouldn't success in business be predicated on more than the ability to bribe government officials with campaign contributions to grease the way for unfair advantages and special privileges.
Cases in point: a kid steals a 12 pack of beer from the 7-11 and ends up in prison; John Corzine steals $1.2 billion from client funds and we're still waiting for the police to show up. Or what do you think would happen to you if you forged a check and got caught? Prison, followed by probation. Forge tens of thousands of names and create bogus notaries for mortgage notes – no problem for the banksters. A student hacks into Sarah Palin's phone and gets indicted and convicted in a flash. Rupert Murdoch hacks into a dead student's phone and he gets a pie in the face and a slap on the wrist. You give a cop 20 bucks to fix a ticket and you'll be busted for bribery. JP Morgan gives the New York Police Department $1 million dollars and they have their own private security force; better yet, Goldman Sachs coughs up a few million in campaign bribes, or donations, and they get one of their guys appointed as Treasury Secretary. The list goes on, and on, and on.
We hear malarkey about how the voters went for communists and socialists and neo-nazis. The Europeans have dealt with a corrupt corporate oligarchy in the past; maybe they really wanted to vote for capitalism but there isn't anybody representing that ideal. Maybe they just wanted a level playing field. Maybe we shouldn't fear the socialists in France; maybe we should fear what they're replacing. Maybe we should hope they're going to effectuate change, because if they don't get change with their votes, they may move on to more drastic solutions.
Bank of America has started sending letters to thousands of homeowners, offering to forgive a portion of the principal balance on their mortgages by an average of $150,000 each. The principal reduction offers from Bank of America Home Loans are the result the $25 billion dollar multi-state settlement that came about in the wake of the robo-signing scandal. BofA started making prinicpal reduction offers in March to a narrow group of homeowners who were already in the process of seeking mortgage modification. The bank estimated that the earlier wave of trial reduction offers to about 5,000 people could amount to more than $700 million in forgiven principal. But homeowners have to make at least three timely payments for the reductions to become permanent. This is BofA's punishment for robosigning; of course many of these mortgages being modified might have ended up in default, so it works out pretty good for the bank.., as always.
BofA holds its annual shareholder meeting tomorrow in Charlotte, NC. Expect protesters, maybe quite a few. In response, the city of Charlotte is beefing up police presence in a two-block radius surrounding the bank's headquarters, where the meeting will be held. Earlier in the year, the city deemed it an "extraordinary event," which allows the Charlotte police force to reallocate officers as it sees fit. The bank also hired off-duty Charlotte police officers to sit inside the meeting, as well as a private security firm to work outside.
Senate Republicans on Tuesday blocked consideration of a Democratic bill to prevent the doubling of interest rates on some student loans. Along party lines, the Senate voted 52 to 45 on a key procedural motion, failing to reach the 60 votes needed to beat back a filibuster and begin debating the measure. Republicans say they want to extend Democratic legislation passed in 2007 that temporarily reduced interest rates for low- and middle-income undergraduates who receive subsidized Stafford loans to 3.4 percent from 6.8 percent. But the Republicans would not accept the Senate Democrats' proposal to pay for a one-year extension by changing a law that allows some wealthy taxpayers to avoid paying Social Security and Medicare taxes by classifying their pay as dividends, not cash income.
Doubts about Europe's political and economic future drove prices down for a wide range of commodities. Metals prices were hit hard. Gold, silver, platinum and palladium all fell. Energy and agricultural products were mixed. You might think there would have been a flight to safety, but that flight was for Treasuries, not metals. That might change soon.


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Five reasons why VenturingFest 2020 is a can't-miss event
Ryan Davis, VenturingFest 2020 Youth Chairman
Ryan Davis is ready to fly right past his comfort zone.
Next summer, on the winding and bumpy mountain bike trails at the Summit Bechtel Reserve, you'll find Ryan zooming downhill at top speed.
Maybe he'll be screaming; maybe he'll be laughing. But he'll most certainly be having the time of his life.
"I've never done mountain biking from a mix of concern and fear," he says. "At VenturingFest, I will be reaching out of my comfort zone and giving it a try."
The chance to embrace new experiences, meet interesting people from across the country and fully explore the BSA's newest high-adventure base are why Venturers like Ryan are registering for VenturingFest 2020.
Registration is open for this third national gathering of Venturers, set for June 28 to July 3 at the stunning, high-adrenaline base in West Virginia.
To learn more, I talked to Ryan, the 20-year-old VenturingFest 2020 Youth Chairman and a member of the National Venturing Committee. He shared five reasons why VenturingFest 2020 should be part of your crew's 2020 plan.
1. You'll reach out of your comfort zone.
Ryan believes his story — of wanting to experience things that are a step or two beyond what he'd normally try — shouldn't be unique.
"I personally believe that each person should come to VenturingFest to try at least one new thing that would pull them out of their comfort zone from what they're used to and maybe haven't done before," he says.
As I shared in my Scouting magazine story about VenturingFest 2018, there's something about SBR that inspires this kind of measured risk-taking. Venturers are encouraged but never pressured. It's a fine line, but SBR staffers straddle it perfectly.
Alex Whearty is here to help. The 21-year-old SBR mountain biking staffer from Walpole, Mass., matches each rider to the perfect trail. If SBR's "black diamond" routes are too intense for someone, Whearty selects an easier green or blue run. If that's still too much, he'll invite the participant to ride around the pavilion for a while. This is a zero-pressure zone.
"You get a lot of kids who come in and say they've never been on a bike before," he says. "We try to encourage them, but when it comes down to it, it's challenge by choice."
That's the mantra here at SBR and in Scouting as a whole: challenge by choice. In Scouting, you're encouraged to try new things, to push your limits and to widen your comfort zone. But if you're ever uncomfortable or just don't feel up for something, that's fine.
"If you don't want to do it," Whearty says, "we won't make you do it."
Photo by W. Garth Dowling
2. You'll experience big adventures and small lines.
Don't expect Disneyesque lines at VenturingFest 2020.
The event's just-right size means Venturers can do more.
"We'll have all of the key Summit adventure areas open and available without a set schedule," Ryan says. "Spend more time leading the adventure instead of waiting in a line."
3. You'll meet amazing people.
Line dance with a Hawaiian or trade jokes with a Texan. Scouts from all over are again expected at VenturingFest.
"You have the opportunity to meet other youth from around the country and even the world and build those relationships for a lifetime," Ryan says.
In my story about VenturingFest 2018 for Boys' Life magazine, I wrote about the unique bonding experience that this event fosters.
That's what it's like in Venturing. Your green shirt creates an instant connection.
Soon you realize all Venturing crews deal with the same basic challenges. They want to improve crew meetings, recruit other Venturers and plan better trips.
You learn that everyone comes to SBR for the same basic reasons, too: They want to stretch their limits, try new things and meet people they'd never otherwise meet.
"Just being surrounded by all these other Scouts who are in the same shoes as you — looking for an adventure that they can't grab back home," says William Burns, a 20-year-old from Crew 503 of Dacula, Ga.
"Everyone's on the same level."
4. You'll customize your schedule.
As it turns out, not every Venturer is a night owl. That piece of feedback from participants at VenturingFest 2018 inspired Ryan and the planning team to add new morning activities to the usual crop of evening offerings at VenturingFest 2020.
One such activity: stand-up paddleboard yoga.
"We want everyone in attendance to do something they haven't done before, so we figured, why not try this?" Ryan says. "Of course, we'll have a dance party, a movie under the stars with a lot of popcorn and more."
5. You'll get to relax a little.
With school, Scouting and other extracurricular activities, Venturers are busy.
That makes VenturingFest an ideal opportunity for a summer getaway.
"Don't worry about cooking or managing a schedule," Ryan says. "We will be cooking and serving three meals a day for you with open program blocks and limited scheduling so you really can go and do what you want."


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Following several complaints made by lawyers, including some from within our office, the Málaga Law Bar of Association approached the Málaga Provincial Police Office and the Foreigners/ Immigration Office director to request the reinstatement of the previous situation. The matter is being discussed internally with the Madrid central offices, and in the meantime, all the police offices in the Malaga province have been instructed to accept applications through power of attorneys. We don't know what the situation is in other provinces, and whether power of attorneys.
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#NewRestaurantAlert: The Biryani Project Delivers A Sumptuous Repast To Your Doorstep
Sakshita Khosla | Updated: July 13, 2018 17:35 IST
The Biryani Project delivers made-to-order biryanis
TBP has a limited menu with biryanis from different regions of India
The Hyderabadi Biryani at TBP is perfectly flavourful and delicious
Biryani is one dish that can be relished anytime of the year. Although, it's a meal fit for royals, it's also a dish that doesn't demand an occasion. Such is the love that Indians and Indian-food lovers have for this flavourful rice dish that is an indelible part of our cuisine and culture. Delhi has scores of restaurants and delivery-only places with biryanis to die-for and this week for #NewRestaurantAlert, we're going to talk about the one that is probably going to become a hot favourite of biryani-lovers in Delhi. The Biryani Project is a newly opened delivery-only service that makes biryanis on demand and dishes out some beautifully authentic regional biryanis.
Only a true-biryani lover will be able to tell one biryani apart from the other. But The Biryani Project has taken it upon itself to change that and introduce Delhi foodies to the real flavours of the various regional biryanis from around the country. They have a very limited menu, but that's because every item on their menu has to be ordered in advance, as all the food they serve is made-to-order. Their menu has four distinct types of regional biryanis from Hyderabad in Telangana, Lucknow in Uttar Pradesh, Godavari in Andhra Pradesh, and Mumbai in Maharashtra. For our review, we got a taste of their Hyderabadi and Godavari biryanis.
One of the most-loved Indian biryanis out there is the Hyderabadi biryani, which gives you a burst of flavour in every bite. The Biryani Project's Hyderabadi Biryani got the formula for making this meaty delicacy just right. We got the biryanis in clay pots, which we were told, were the same ones that the biryani had been slowed cooked in. The chicken pieces were perfectly cooked and were juicy and flavourful, while the rice had been flavoured with saffron. The masala of the biryani was also very flavourful and had that perfect balance between being too hot and spicy and too mild. All-in-all, the Hyderabadi biryani at TBP was a delight to partake and we're sure it will make an impression on everyone who tries it out. This is one biryani, the taste of which will stay with you even after you've devoured the dish.
(Also Read - Hyderabadi Biryani Fails to Be 'Officially' Hyderabadi Biryani)
Hyderabadi biriyani by The Biryani Project
Godavari Biryani
The Godavari Biryani hails from the Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh. The Biryani Project has made a commendable attempt to get the South Indian flavours to marry the genteel biryani, with this novel creation. The dish was flavoured with curry leaves and had a distinct taste that many biryani puritans may not savour, but it was nonetheless, a delicious dish. If you don't mind a little experimentation with your food, then the Godavari Biryani may be right up your alley.
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The Godavari biryani hails from the Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh
Ordering food from The Biryani Project isn't going to be exactly a party for the pocket. Because the dishes are made-to-order, they are a little expensive and so you may not be able to indulge in food from TBP every now and then. A half biryani will cost you on the upwards of 700 and a full biryani starts from 1100. However, the taste and flavour is worth the cost and portions are also big.
Needless to say, TBP doesn't have many options for vegetarians, with the only pure vegetarian dish on their menu- Veg Hyderabadi Biryani. The biryani is delivered in clay pots that are tightly sealed with wheat dough to contain all the flavours and aroma until the pots are open, and are accompanied by jars of delicious jeera raita. We give the biryanis at The Biryani Project a thumbs-up!
CommentsWhere: Greater Kailash 2 (GK2), New Delhi
Cost For Two: 700 (exclusive of all taxes)
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President Michael D. Higgins called for imagination, remembering, and forgiveness. Societies taking the "risk of forgiving" may open the door for a shared future, which truly bringing reconciliation to Northern Ireland.
Queen's University Belfast hosted the sixth annual Harri Holkeri Lecture delivered by President Higgins. The lecture was organised by The Senator George J.Mitchell Institute for Global Peace, Security and Justice to celebrate and recognise the contribution of the former Prime Minister of Finland, Harri Holkeri, to the Northern Ireland peace process.
The President of Queen's University, Professor James McElnay, welcomed everybody and introduced President Higgins. McElnay noted Holkeri's work of promoting social justice and transforming conflict.
President Higgins delivered a speech highlighting the value of 'remembering, forgiving and imagining' and reflected on the challenges of the present and the future.
In the same vein, Higgins hailed the Good Friday Agreement (GFA), the president described the implementation of the agreement as a "work in progress" and called for a "full implementation of the Stormont House Agreement".
"In this anniversary year, we rightly look back and celebrate the immense success which the Agreement represented. Let us also recognise that the Good Friday Agreement is a present reality and that implementing it remains a work in progress. Indeed, as Northern Ireland continues to operate without an Executive, in some respects the Agreement is work which has been stalled. It is therefore essential that we remind ourselves and reaffirm that the Good Friday Agreement, with all its imperfections and creativity, represents the best hope for all of our people, North and South," said Higgins.
"Being open to imagining, achieving the ethical purpose of remembering, taking the risk of forgiving, leads to a virtuous discourse that for future generations enjoying peace together will deserve to be in time celebrated and remembered," closed Higgins.
"Without forgiveness, we remain tethered to the person who harmed us. We are bound with chains of bitterness, tied together, trapped. Until we can forgive the person who harmed us, that person will hold the keys to our happiness; that person will be our jailor.


This roasted garlic kale pesto pasta is a tasty twist on the classic!
4-8 oz pasta choose one with ridges + grooves!
Grab an entire bulb of garlic and slice a little less than ¼ of the top off, just enough to expose the cloves.
Drizzle with olive oil and seal into a pinched pouch of aluminum foil.
Roast for about 40 minutes, depending on your oven and patience. Once the house starts to smell like heaven, resist the urge to dive in to the oven and spread the entire thing on toast. Better yet, roast a second bulb so you can do exactly that!
Alternatively, you can roast the garlic ahead of time and store in the fridge for up to four days, and simply whip this up whenever your ready for some serious dippage. I typically roast a few bulbs at once and use the golden cloves in recipes throughout the week.
Once your garlic is ready, the cloves should practically be bursting from the bulb. I used about half the bulb (6 cloves) but feel free to add extra garlic to taste.
Combine all the above pesto ingredients in your blender or food processor of choice and blend until creamy and dreamy! Since everyone's perfect pesto varies, feel free to adjust seasoning to taste as well as the liquid to veggie ratio, an extra drizzle or two of olive oil can thin the sauce as desired. I usually snag a piece of crusty bread and dunk as I taste test, it's glorious!
Bring a large non-stick pan to medium heat and saute the mushrooms and spinach in a teeny drizzle of your favorite healthy oil.
While your vegetables cook, boil your pasta in a medium pot per the box's instructions.
Drain, return to pot, stir in pesto.
Add your veggies and cheese then stir baby stir!
Spoon into bowls or pile onto plates and garnish with a little extra freshly grated parmesan cheese.
Recipe serves 2 as a main dish or 4 as a side.
For a saucier sauce, simply add a little extra EVOO to your pesto. Easy peasy! Garlic obsessed? Feel free to sneak a few extra cloves into the mix!


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Deadly shooting at Pensacola naval base
By Meg Wagner, Mike Hayes and Zoe Sottile, CNN
Updated 1:36 a.m. ET, December 7, 2019
Our live coverage of the shooting has ended. You can scroll through the posts to read more.
8:52 a.m. ET, December 6, 2019
Navy confirms Pensacola base is on lockdown
The US Navy tweeted that they "are aware of reports of a possible active shooter at Naval Air Station Pensacola."
The Navy also said that the air station is on lockdown.
Sheriff: "Active shooter on NAS Pensacola"
"I can confirm there is an active shooter on NAS Pensacola and it's going on right now," Amber Southard Escambia County Sheriff's Office tells CNN.
"Both gates of NASP are currently secured due to reports of an active shooter. More information will be provided as it becomes available," a post on Naval Air Station Pensacola's Facebook page reads.
When CNN spoke to dispatch at Naval Air Station Pensacola they said, "we have an active situation right now" and disconnected the line.
"Active situation" at Pensacola Naval base
There's an "active situation" at Naval Air Station Pensacola in Florida.
A post on Naval Air Station Pensacola's Facebook page reads:
"Both gates of NASP are currently secured due to reports of an active shooter. More information will be provided as it becomes available."
When CNN spoke to dispatch at Naval Air Station Pensacola they said, "we have an active situation right now" and hung up.


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The IRS Supreme Court Cases
Today, I have received a most extraordinary document: the history of the IRS in Supreme Court Cases, assembled as a list, from one of my readers. It's a brilliant summation done in an extraordinarily succinct way.
The documented history of the IRS in this country goes back to the Civil War, when they were hired as privateers to interrupt and blockade Confederate shipping. They operated as the original pirates of the Caribbean did, offshore, on island bases, from the Outer Banks of North Carolina, eastward to the Bahamas, Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, Cuba, around Florida and the Caribbean proper.
They were pirates for hire then, and they are pirates for hire now.
Their history in Europe has been documented back to the early 1100's, when they were first organized as armed enforcement for the Dominican Order, which was running the Inquisition at the time. The Church of Rome had decreed a Special Offering known as Peter's Pence, to be collected once a year on April 15, as a percentage of income for the prior year, supposedly to defray the cost of the Crusades in the Holy Land.
Does that sound familiar?
This particular organization, the Internal Revenue Service, has been engaged in bilking the public to pay for mercenary and holy wars (yet another oxymoron) for a very long time. And yes, the entire apparatus of the Roman Pontiff, the City of Rome, the Romanus Pontifex, the Vatican, the various constructs of the Holy Roman Empire, and the Holy See are very much to blame for all of this ---- for conceiving this system of oppression in the name of God, for implementing it, for protecting it, for practicing it --- and continuing it into the modern era.
Why do I particularly blame the Church--- especially when the Pope's Municipal Government ostensibly fought for the Confederacy? Because his tax collectors fought for the North, and his Overseer of the Commonwealth, the British King, was following the Pope's instructions to employ the Internal Revenue Service against the South.
"Internal" to what, we should ask? Apparently, the Holy See, which runs the Municipal United States theocracy.
One is reminded of the advice of 2 Corinthians 11: 1-15, and the words of St. Paul about those who come "in the name of" Jesus (or should we properly translate his name as Joshua?) but preach a "different Jesus" and a different Gospel, too. A deceptive substitution, not unlike what Eve faced in the Garden:
"But I fear, lest by any means, as the serpent beguiled Eve through his subtlety, so your minds should be corrupted from the simplicity that is in Christ."
The Internal Revenue Service employed by the Territorial Government spells its name out in full, while the IRS employed by the Municipal Government uses abbreviated alphabet soup code: IRS.
They both work for the same Master and play both ends against the middle.
Subtle, indeed. A deceit known to the players, designed to keep the victims confused throughout, set up so that if the IRS doesn't get you, the Internal Revenue Service will, and neither one of them have the least little bit of authority to address you at all.
They are just running a racketeering scheme on your shores under color of law, and claiming that you owe them for this service.
And you are doing what? Sitting in your living room, in your Laz-E-Boy recliner thinking --- "Rubbish! That can't be so!" --- but it is the truth, nonetheless, and the longer you sit there not believing it (and therefore doing nothing about it) the worse it gets.
The privateers operating the offshore blockade against the Confederacy simply came ashore after the Civil War ended and went to work for BOTH sides of the non-existent conflict. I say, "non-existent" because both sides were ultimately employed by the same man, Pope Pius IX.
All that blood, all that waste, all master-minded and created by one of our own dear Federal Subcontractors, playing a little two-fisted game with himself at the expense of his Allies and Employers and Parishioners, too.
And they were getting ready to do it again.
Here is the meat of the story, and I cannot take credit for assembling it in this fashion though I have often enough discussed individual cases--- a compilation of all the United States Supreme Court Cases that have overturned and exposed the venal nature of "the Internal Revenue Service"--- first presented by the Freedom Law School at its historic "Hearing on Taxation" held in Washington, DC over a decade ago:
1. Brushaber v. Union Pacific R.Co., 240 U. S, 1.11 (1916)
2. Maxwell v. Dow, 176 U.S. 581,20 S.Ct. 448 (1900)
3. Texas v. White, 7 Wall. 700; U.S. v. Cathcart, 25 F.Case No. 14,756
4. Stanton v. Baltic Minning Company 240 U.S. 103, 112 (1919)
5. Bowers v Kerbaugh-Empire 271 U.S. 170, 174,174 (1926); In re Charge to Grand Jury, 30 F. Case No. 18,273 (65 C.J. Section 2) -- not known to be overturned. NOTICE OF DISHONOR: 06/15/2017 Page 6 of 9.
6. Peck v Lowe 247 U.S.165, 173 (1918)
7. Doyle v Mitchell Bros. 247 U. S. 179,183 (1918)
8. Eisner v Macomber 252 U. S. 179, 183 (1918)
9. Evans v Gore 253 U.S. 245(1920)
10. Flint v Stone Tracy Co. 220 U.S. 107, 144,151-152, 165,55 S L.ed. 107419 Sup CCL Rep 342, Ann Cas. 1912B 1312(1911)
11. Merchants Loan And Trust Co. v. Smietanka, 255 U.S. 509519 (1921)
12. Helvering v Edison Brothers' Stone, 8th Cir. 133 F2d 575 (1943)
13. Southern Pacific v Lowe 247 U.S. 330, 335 (1918): Art 1, Sec. 8, Cl17 And Art.IV, Sec. 3 CL 2: Art. 1 Sec. 8 Cl. 17: Art. IV Sec. 3 Cl. 15 USC 1681h: 28 U.S.C. 1333 or 1337: False Claims Act, see 31 U.S.C. 3729(a)(7)
14. UNITED STATES v MERKSKY 361 U.S. 431, 438(1960)
15. CALIFORNIA BANKERS ASSN. v SCHULZ 419 U.S.21, 26 (1974)
16. FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE CORP v. Merrill, 332 U.S. 380,384 (1947)
17. Utah Power & Light Co v. United States, 391
18. United States v. Stewart, 108 re Floyd Acceptance, 7: Wall 666; Article 1 Sec.2: Art. 1 Sec.9
19. Knowlton v Moore, 178 U.S. 41, 47(1900); 19 CFR 351, 102
20. Butcher's Union Co. v Cresent City Co. 111 U.S. 746, 756 (1884)
21. TRUAX v CORRIGAN 257 U.S. 312,348 (1921)
22. Sims v Abrens 167 Ark. 557271 S.W. 720, 773 (1925)
23. Myer v STATE OF NEBRASKA 262 U.S. 390, 399 (1923)
24. Slaughter-House Cases, 16 Wall 36
25. Butchers' Union Co. v Crescent City Co. 4 Sup Ct. 652
26. Vick Wo v Hopkins 6 Sup Ct. 1064
27. Minnesota v Barer 10 Sup Ct 862
28. Allegeyer v Lousiana 17 Sup Ct. 427
29. Lochner v New York 25 Sup Ct. 539, 3 Ann Cas 1133
30. Twining v New Jersey 29 Sup Ct. 14
31. Chicago B&O R.R. v. McGuire 31 Sup Ct. 259
32. Truax v Raich 36 Sup Ct. 7, L.R.A.1916D, 545 Ann. Cas. 1917B 283.
33. Adams v Tanner 37 Sup Ct. 662 L.R.A.1917F, 1163, Ann. Cas. 1917D 973
34. New York Life Ins. Co v Dodge 38 Sup Ct. 337, Ann Cas. 1918E,593
35. Traux v Corrigan 42 Sup Ct. 124
36. Adkins v Children's Hospital 43 Sup Ct. 394,67 L. Ed (April 9, 1923)
37. Wyeth v Cambridge Board Of Health 200 Mass 474,86 N. E. 925, 128 Am St. Rep. 43923 L. R. A. (N.S.) 147
38. MURDOCK v COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA 319 U.S. 105, 113; 63 Sup Ct. 875; 87 L Ed 1298 (1943)
39. Tyler et al Administrators v. United States, 281 US 497, 502 (1930)
40. Pollock v Farmers' Loan And Trust Co. 157 U.S. 429, 442, 555, 556, 573, 582, 595 (1895)
41. STRATTON'S INDEPENDENCE, LTD. V HOWBERT231 U.S. 399, 417 (1913)
42. Main v Grand Trunk R. Co. 35 L.ed 994, 3 Inters. Com.Rep. 807, 12 Sup Ct. Rep. , As interpreted in Galveston, H&S A.R. Co. v. Texas, 52 S.L. ed. 1031, 1037, 28 Sup Ct. Rep. 638:
At this time, Defense presented one of the arguments provided by Long's Research Foundation studies. They read to the jury the Mission Statement of the INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, which states that the income tax relies upon "VOLUNTARY COMPLIANCE" and a quote from the head of the Alcohol Tobacco Tax Division of the IRS, WHICH, IN ESSENCE, SHOWED THAT THE INCOME TAX IS 100% VOLUNTARY, AS OPPOSED TO THE ALCOHOL TAX, WHICH IS 100% ENFORCED. NOTICE OF DISHONOR: 06/15/2017 Page 7 of 9.
43. U. S. v WHITRIDGE 231 U. S. 231 U. s. 144, 147(1913)
44. Taft v BOWERS 278 U.S. 470,481 (1929)
45. COPPAGE v STATE OF KANSAS 236 U.S.l, 23-24(1915)
46. U. S. v. Constantine 296 U.S. 287(1935?) IRS Ruled Unconstitutional As Prohibition Had Been Repealed.
In 1965 The United States Supreme Court traced the IRS back to the Civil
War (as we did, also) and found no legislative Act Of Congress lawfully establishing the IRS as a Federal agency, department or anything else.
For still more juicy tidbits, go to Paul Andrew Mitchell (Federal Witness)
website http://supremelaw.org and read over the 31 Questions.
Please note that no IRS publications carry an Office of Management and Budget form number, meaning that they are admittedly not a U.S. Government entity.
And finally, the coup de grace: U.S. v. Lloyde R. Long, FEDERAL DISTRICT COURT, ALABAMA, Case 1-93-91, and the famous Shreveport, Louisiana victory in the Tommy Cryer case, in which he successfully maintained that no power to tax a man's time on Earth exists.
The IRS and the Internal Revenue Service are both operating as foreign privateers on our shores, carrying out an illegal "war" that actually ended more than 150 years ago, still pillaging and plundering the American People, who were the dupes and victims throughout.
So, still sitting in your Laz-E-Boy thinking that I am blowing smoke up your butt for fun?
"Your" members of Congress are allowing this to go on, year after year, decade after decade, and you are content to let them "represent" you? If that's true, and you knowingly allow this, and let your employees condone this, then you are a willing accomplice to their crimes against other Americans.
Your inaction makes you a war criminal and a traitor.
Finally, we get to the really interesting part. How, my Reader wanted to know, is it possible that all these Supreme Court cases and all this evidence exists, and nothing has been done?
As neither the IRS nor the Internal Revenue Service are part of the government (see above) the government has no authority to put these organizations out of business or demand change in their operations unless they are clearly operating in a criminal fashion.
After nearly fifty Supreme Court cases, the "government" still isn't convinced that anything untoward has been going on. The House Oversight Subcommittee is responsible, and has done nothing.
As I told my reader, it has proven extraordinarily difficult to get Congress--Municipal or Territorial-- to slap the hands of its own bill collectors.
Second, all these decisions are in the nature of "negative law" --- proving what isn't true, striking down particular cases and instances, but not establishing "positive law" that could be used to enforce against the activities of the Internal Revenue Service and the IRS, both.
This is one of the limiting aspects of the Supreme Court's authority, which is strictly in the negative --- an ability to strike down, but no ability to create law.
Meantime, guess who is sitting there like a Fat Toad in a Fly Factory, not creating any new law to rein in the activities of the IRS and Internal Revenue Service? All the slime-sucking politicians.
That's right, the members of "Congress" --- both Territorial and Municipal, the same people wearing both hats, glutting themselves either way.
Every time I see Nancy Pelosi talking about the "poor" while she cheats them out of the fruits of their own labors, I experience involuntary retching; every time I see Mitch McConnell's supercilious face talking about farmers and hometowns, I want to hurl my breakfast.
If you are sickened, too, it's time to dust off your Employer ID and take action.
It's your Public Duty to put an end to this travesty. I will say it again ---take aim and umbrage against these evils, or you are an accomplice to it. Cowards are on The List for destruction in Revelation 21.
After all, folks, that's what motivated me. I knew that if I didn't get off my duff and take action to stop the crime, I'd be an accomplice to it. And so will you, if you just sit there, curled up in a fetal position in your recliner, muttering, "She can't be right." --- in the face of dozens of Supreme Court rulings.
Go to: www.TheAmericanStatesAssembly.net Get started now.
Posted by Paul Stramer at 9:40 AM
Labels: Anna von Reitz, The IRS Supreme Court Cases
Paul Stramer July 16, 2020 at 10:00 AM
Link to an article about Peter's Pence from the Catholic Encyclopedia published in 1911.
https://www.newadvent.org/cathen/11774a.htm
Wink Wink July 16, 2020 at 2:48 PM
Looking like Peter's Pence isn't as Anna portrays. But, her narrative is more about vilifying the Catholic Church than relating the truth about it.
We can see today its the jews running their tax scams all over the board. Hows that global Rabbinical Kosher Tax Extortion Racket going for them? Ahh whats a trillion a year gonna get them? Tax Free too, cuz its Talmudic.
countyguard July 18, 2020 at 9:30 AM
Here's an example of evidence about the wage tax and the 16th Amendment in case form. This is the third case to go to the SupCt., and they refused to address their own evidence: http://foundationfortruthinlaw.org/Files/11-IRS-Documents/SupCt-Petition-for-writ-complete.pdf
sure are a lot of jews on that list. Far more than their 1.8% pop.
A warning from Benjamin Franklin, George Washington founding fathers. DO YA THINK WE OUGHT TO HAVE LISTENED? :
"I fully agree with General Washington, that we must protect this young nation from an insidious influence and penetration. The menace, gentlemen, is the Jews. In whatever country Jews have settled in any great numbers, they have lowered its moral tone; depreciated its commercial integrity; have segregated themselves and have not assimilated; have sneered at and tried to undermine the Christian religion upon which that nation is founded by objecting to its restrictions; have built up a state within a state; and when opposed have tried to strangle that country to death financially, as in the case of Spain and Portugal.
If you do not exclude them from these United States, in this Constitution in less than 200 years they will have swarmed in such great numbers that they will dominate and devour the land, and change our form of government, for which we Americans have shed our blood, given our lives, our substance and jeopardized our liberty.
If you do not exclude them, in less than 200 years our descendants will be working in the fields to furnish them sustenance, while they will be in the counting houses rubbing their hands. I warn you, Gentlemen, if you do not exclude the Jews for all time, your children will curse you in your graves.":
If you do not exclude them, in less than 200 years our descendants will be working in the fields to furnish them sustenance, while they will be in the counting houses rubbing their hands. I warn you, Gentlemen, if you do not exclude the Jews for all time, your children will curse you in your graves."
We must discover the truth about our American history. Not this jew-slop about jew Crown colonial history, which they have displaced our true American history.
We do not get it. Our American history as told is a lie, concocted by jews to destroy our Great White Christian Nation called "Promise Land". America was called "Promise Land" & it was populated & advanced by White Christians.
Even the African slave trade was run by JEWS out of Crown City of London. Not Whites. See how JEWS LIE. Just as the Catholic Church is blamed for JEW CRIMES. It wasn't the Catholic Church, it is the JEWS TODAY just as they have always done, destroy all Christian Whites as their #1 enemy by their choosing.
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