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23 Weeks of Star Trek Reminded Me of the Simple Pleasure in a Job Well Done
Thursday 11:00AM
Beckett Mariner and Michael Burnham, two good people, good at their jobs, who've guided us on some glorious Star Trek adventures for the past five-and-a-bit months.
For the past 23 weeks, every Thursday a new episode of Star Trek has appeared on CBS All Access, delivering us Lower Decks' surprising debut season and the third, strongest chapter of Discovery. A lot happened in nearly half a year of boldly going, but looking back, all I can think about was how refreshing it was to watch people enjoy being good at their jobs.
Even in its most devil-may-care days, Star Trek has always kind of been a workplace drama about people who are really into their work. It just so happened that their workplace happened to be a starship, and the work so happened to be boldly going where no office drone had gone before—and maybe sometimes phasering the bejesus out of something. But it was still work; our heroes were scientists, explorers, diplomats, dubiously militaristic officers. Beyond that, they were people who sincerely, genuinely cared about what they were doing as both the ultimate intellectual curiosity and for the betterment of the society around them.
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You would think, over fifty years later and in a Star Trek landscape where more tones and styles of television are being explored in the franchise than ever before—even with those 23 weeks, last year we also got Star Trek: Picard, and in 2021 there's at the least Star Trek: Prodigy—you would perhaps think that maybe Star Trek had moved beyond this earnest core.
Skeptically, looking at this nearly six-month run of episodes, you might be forgiven for thinking that, on the surface level. Going into it, Lower Decks presented itself as a jokey series that poked holes at Star Trek's longest-held tropes, a group of no-good ensigns who goofed around on the unimportant rungs of starship command, because they weren't good enough to be bridge crew material. Discovery—a show that has always centered its chosen heroes less as members of a slick machine and more as fated movers and shakers the whole galaxy could orbit around—was coming into its third season to a strange future. It was a future where the Federation we always knew and admired no longer existed, and they had to adapt to this harsher, darker, seemingly meaner future to survive.
But the one thing that has really tied both these shows together across this long consecutive run is the defiance of that cynical expectation to shine an earnest, loving light on that age-old truth of Star Trek: there's something incredibly pleasurable in watching hypercompetent smart alecs, who get away with being that because they are sincerely passionate about what they do, getting up and putting their space-pantsuits on every day. Lower Decks reflected this across all of its characters—the ensigns or the bridge crew. However, it was especially obvious in having Beckett Mariner as the focal point of its debut season. We found out that for all her-know-it-all, almost metatextual ability to perceive Star Trek lore (as we, the extremely geeky audience, do), it was a distancing tool for someone who knew, deep down, that she had the capability to be a great Starfleet officer. She was, like most of us, just wracked with the doubt as to whether she could always perfectly rise to the occasion.
Over the course of the season, Mariner struggles with this realization by pushing her family away and in acts of frequently zany-self sabotage, but when her back was against the wall, she would repeatedly show her true nature and save her friends and crewmates from the threat of the week. Mariner's arc, and the arcs of her fellow ensigns, were not ones about not necessarily becoming a good officer, but realizing that her passion and capability in her role already made her a good one, and she just needed to believe in that herself.
A similar mirror could be found in Discovery this season, both across the crew of the titular ship and in Michael Burnham, all of them having found themselves flung into the strange, disconnected, and resource-scarce future of the 32nd century. In a future where what was left of Starfleet and Federation command—ravaged by a cataclysmic interstellar event known as the Burn, igniting the dilithium powering starship warp cores in violent explosions—was incapable of connecting and defending its member worlds, the esteemed utopia finds itself diminished, unable to act upon its desire to provide aid where it can. Upon their separate arrivals to this time, Michael and the Discovery crew are almost immediately challenged by events unfolding around them: will they commit to their positions and ideals as Starfleet officers, or will they cast aside the pretense of their work to simply survive a harsh reality?
Some answered this question much more quickly than others—part of Michael's arc this season, in particular, involved her finding something outside of the constraints of her work in Starfleet to care about, crossing paths and falling for carefree space courier Cleveland Booker. She may have butted heads about trying to do things in the decidedly non-traditional way at times, and Discovery admittedly may have slipped up a little in how it ultimately resolved Michael's internal conflict, but it did so to still maintain that essence of Trek's fascination and celebration of people who believe in the work they do.
Part of Michael's reason for staying with the Discovery is that she finds her idealism to do what's right for the Federation shared with those around her, Book included, inspiring her to keep doing her job and sharing the inspiration that work brings. It's an ethic that was tested when the villain of the season, Osyraa, invaded a sanctified space by hijacking the Discovery, and rewarded when Michael fights tooth and nail to preserve that space and is promoted to Captain for doing so.
That, really, will always be the primal joy of Star Trek, more so than the warp speed and the phasers firing and even the cerebral morality plays that the franchise has hung itself upon for decades and decades. Our heroes struggle and falter, yes, but they persevere on the backs of their capability and pride in the work they do, time and time again. Even when Star Trek is as melodramatic as it can be, even when it seeks to constantly question itself in times of despair and darkness, even as we get more kinds of Star Trek stories than we've ever had before, it all comes back to watching these people come together and just be good at their jobs.
In our own world, as institutions around us almost ceaselessly seem to fail under the heaving weight of even the barest expectations, maybe it really is the ultimate fantasy to have spent 23 weeks watching ones rise to the occasion, on the backs of people who genuinely believe in the good they can do.
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Jubal Harshaw
Thursday 12:00PM
Lower Decks was awesome. I'll have to take you at your word on Discovery, as I'm done with it after the trash fire that was Season one.


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SubGenre:Fantasy / Contemporary
Series title:The Way of the Redeemer
Series Number:1
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A Harrowing Education
by Michael McGuire
Andrew Masterson has quietly spent his fifteen years in the tiny town of Skenny. But his world is quickly changed by a series of life-altering events in the span of one fateful week. Andrew will question all he has known about his family, life, and the Great Provider's teachings and protections. After the sudden emergence of remarkable ability, Andrew is forced into a journey that will take him far from Skenny.
Andrew Masterson has quietly spent his fifteen years in the tiny town of Skenny. But his world is quickly changed by a series of life-altering events in the span of one fateful week. Andrew will question all he has known about his family, life, and the Great Provider's teachings and protections. After the sudden emergence of remarkable ability, Andrew is forced into a journey that will take him far from Skenny. Shepherded by a seemingly menacing guide, he will meet the Great Provider and make his way through the dark, ominous wood known as The Harrowing. At the end of this journey lies the Tainted Isle and the unknown fate that awaits Andrew there…
Michael and his wife, Anne, live in suburban New York with their son and two destructive cats. By day, he is a Project Manager, but whenever time permits, the author takes over.
An Untoward Induction by Michael McGuire

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Donald Trump: American Jews Don't Love Israel
December 17, 2021 Hunter Wallace Uncategorized 29
Once again, former President Trump has linked his lack of strong support among most US Jews to their feelings about Israel and used classic #antisemitic stereotypes about Israeli and Jewish control of Congress and the press to bolster his argument.https://t.co/5hVfvvn6rm
— Jonathan Greenblatt (@JGreenblattADL) December 17, 2021
It's sad that once again we have to restate this point, but the vast majority of American Jews support and have some type of connection to Israel, regardless of which political candidate they vote for.
Let me be clear: insinuating that Israel or the Jews control Congress or the media is antisemitic, plain and simple. Unfortunately, this is not the first time he has made these offensive remarks.
New quotes from Trump to @BarakRavid: Most US Jews don't love Israel. Exclusive for Unholy podcast
@Freedland pic.twitter.com/Hv4joYkbCN
— Yonit Levi (@LeviYonit) December 17, 2021
He's right.
Jared Kushner and Sheldon Adelson filled his head with the Moshiach and Jexodus nonsense. He was the most pro-Israel president ever and it won him no points with the left-leaning Jewish electorate. They care a lot less about Israel than social liberalism at home.
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Nightowl
"They care a lot less about Israel than social liberalism at home."
Yep, and I can tell the commenters who never grew up with any jews in their schools from their anti Israel fetish, thinking Israel directs the left and all American jews spend all their time thinking about the place. I grew up with about 5-10% jews in my high school, the NW suburbs of Chicago, not the super affluent northern suburbs that are over 50% jewish so I was not around the super elite ones, but the ones I did have were mostly big liberals and they cared more about the ACLU and Dukakis' campaign than Israel.
KT-88
And gradually I began to hate them…
HamburgerToday
They hate White people more than they love Israel. But not a single one of them wouldn't use Israel as a hidey-hole if they needed to do so to avoid jail-time. Not that any Jew ever does jail-time.
Maybe but Trump and the rest of the jew controlled presidents, congress and senate do.
Old Enough To Be Your Mother
^^ BOOM !! Poor Trump. The buffoonish bull in a china-shop that just wants to be loved.
Jews kvetching that they aren't getting to jew the goyim hard enough
The real question is why is anyone talking about the Jewish vote? It's totally irrelevant. They are a tiny minority concentrated mostly in New York and California. Despite what Greenblatt says, Trump is talking about their vote as a stand-in for their undue influence in general.
You're forgetting DC.
And a stupid political virgin stumbles into OD….. Dear God, was I EVER that naive? Sadly, yes.
Hey Ice, Ice Baby…..
"As Church power grows, Jewish power weakens. As Jewish power grows, Church power weakens," Bishop Williamson is fond of saying.
"Communism is our supreme revenge against Christianity." (Jewish Chronicle (newspaper), Dec. 1918)
"I pity the Jews who are trying to get through life with only half a Bible: that's like trying to get to San Fran from NYC, and only buying a ticket to Dubuque, Iowa." – Kurt Vonnegut
"..Anti-Semitism -it's a trick, we always use it. When from Europe somebody is criticising Israel, then we bring up the Holocaust. When in this country [the US] people are criticising Israel, then they are antisemitic." – Shulamit Aloni, 2002 interview, Israeli former member of Parliament (cf You Tube)
"Jewish Fragility refers to feelings of discomfort a Jewish person experiences when they witness discussions around race and theology.
This may trigger anger, fear, guilt, and violence. Some Jews may become insecure when other people groups claim privileges that Jew people enjoy.
If a Jewish person becomes defensive, a non-Jew may feel obligated to comfort the Jew. For example, some Christians comfort Jews by telling them they are "God's children," while some Europeans speak words establishing racial self-hatred. These non-Jews seek to unburden themselves from socially constructed sin accusations (racism or anti-semitism).
Manifestations of Jewish fragility commonly include accusing others of what they do themselves. These include, but are not limited to:
* Inventing a social sin that only applies to non-Jews (anti-semitism).
* The privilege of their own racial homeland while accusing others of a social sin (racism) for seeking the same privilege.
* Establishing organizations promoting the interests of their own race while denying that privilege to others, specifically Whites.
* Violence toward those who do not submit to religious, historical, and cultural narratives promoted by the Jews.
One manifestation of Jewish fragility was the reaction to Jesus Christ, who verbally chastised them for hypocrisy. As a result, the Jews used their power and influence (Jewish privilege) to have him executed."
Fritz Berggren, PhD
http://bloodandfaith.com/2021/02/28/jewish-fragility/
What a schizo. If you could read you would realize I wasn't downplaying Jewish power, but pointing out that they don't achieve it by voting for political candidates.
Exalted Cyclops
Yes you obviously were referring to the billions and even trillions of "votes" at their disposal. Fr. John probably skimmed your post. There are folks who show up here who are remain thoroughly marinated in Holocaustianity so it's easy to go into de-programming mode. He's not a schizo.
Who's worse? Greenblabb or Rrump?
Diversity+is+Genocide
Nosferatu is just doing what can be expected of him, so Trump the traitor and con-man is worse.
American Jews are the real anti-semites.
According to Greenblatt, everything is 'anti Semitic'.
And every truth is 'offensive remarks', but none of what he says is anti – white apparently.
You won't end racism or anti Semitism…….until you end the things that cause it.
Ripping someone's tongue out doesn't prove him a liar. It tells everyone that the truth was prevented from being said.
Jews aren't Semites. GreenBLATT is a con artist, as they all are.
No semites, no 'anti-semitism.'
Hitler and Luther were right. Let's make it 110.
Fr.John+
Adolf certainly missed a few…..
Exactly. A lot were allowed to leave or got out. Look at how many in the US have German, Dutch, Polish, or even Russian last names. Had the NS actually did the 6 mill number, they wouldn't be here.
So many German surnames are uniquely Jewish now.
Trump sees the ultra-orthodox Satmar Hassidic community protesting Israel in New York all the time – https://www.jpost.com/Jewish-World/Jewish-News/Anti-Zionist-Jews-torch-Israeli-flag-in-New-York-during-Purim-345701 – but now, there is a secular "new Jewish anti-Zionism" that has Trump, Kushner and everyone on edge: "The new anti-Zionist Jews are not like members of the Satmar Hassidic community who hold the theological belief that Jews should not have a state of their own until a miraculous messianic era. The new anti-Zionist Jews are Jews who have decided to wage war against other Jews. They are Jews who advocate for economic boycotts of Israel, which will rob other Jews of their means of livelihood; they are Jews lobbying to limit weapons sales to Israel, choking the Jewish state's ability to defend itself, they are Jews seeking to tilt public opinion against Israel and seeking to diplomatically isolate Israel. This is not about Israel being in the land of Israel with all of the historical and religious meanings that might have; this is about waging war against the largest Jewish community in the world. It is about taking an active role in seeking to harm other Jews": https://www.jewishpress.com/indepth/opinions/we-can-no-longer-ignore-anti-zionist-jews/2021/08/30/
Meanwhile the Satmar Hasidics and other orthodox anti-Zionists such as this small group seeking asylum in Iran https://www.jpost.com/diaspora/leaders-of-anti-zionist-cult-lev-tahor-to-stand-trial-in-new-york-684185 are no danger to Zionism.
World's largest concentration camp, where even the open sky is set to be covered: https://israelpalestinenews.org/two-million-people-are-imprisoned-for-15-years-the-new-barrier-will-remain-there-forever/
He's gearing up to run again in 2024 and stories like these are designed to court/trick the anti-semitic vote.
Mr. Confederate Man
It is never enough to satisfy the socially liberal Jewish electorate. They always have been the most annoying group to ever walk this Earth. They have always been very hard to please. If a politician actually tried running against them in terms of rhetoric and actual policy, he would have my vote instantly!
Jewish power and influence over our Congress can be pointed out across the spectrum however. Ilhan Omar, James Trafficant, and David Duke all agree that Israeli money controls Congress.
I believe that when the American Empire defeated our ancestors who fought in the War of Southern Independence, they partially used that war as a testing ground to start using military force to take over other nations before caving completely to Israel.
Trump may also be implying that he loves Israel more than even some Jews.
In other Donald Trump related news: While the Trumpian STORMING OF THE CAPITOL ON JANUARY 6th is being punished severely, the U.S. arranged a similar storming of a Parliament in another capital, including an outright coup attempt, and now the U.S. refuses to admit or apologize for it: "On November 24, around 1,000 (…) attempted to storm parliament in the nation's capital city Honiara and take Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare hostage. After the police beat them back, the mob went on a three-day rampage, looting and burning dozens of buildings, including a police station, high school, and businesses owned by ethnic Chinese residents. Three people were killed in the destruction. The US ambassador's December 10 statement only included a cursory, pro forma denunciation of the violence. Ambassador McKee said this was 'tragic and should not have happened,' but immediately added tacit support to the claims of the Solomons' opposition that the rioting was NOT A COUP BUT A PEACEFUL PROTEST THAT SOMEHOW GOT OUT OF HAND." The U.S. is trying to overthrow the legitimate, democratically-elected government of the Solomon Islands because it withdrew its recognition of Taiwan and recognized the legitimacy of the People's Republic of China.
After the failed Parliament storming and coup operation, the U.S. is doubling down with monetary support for its puppet-opposition proxy force in a new civil war, and at least one powerful U.S. Senator (Rubio) threatens to "crash the Solomon Islands' economy by imposing sanctions and cutting off access to US and global financial institutions" – https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2021/12/18/sols-d18.html – and once it bites, the Empire can never really let go.
drogger
Smells like election bait from 2016. Steering clear.
Yes, don't touch the poop. It takes a long time to wash the stench out.
Preston Brooks
Sounds like Trump is nostalgic for the days when AIPAC ran Congress.
Preston Brooks,
AIPAC still has the most influential lobbyists walking the corridors of power in Washington, DC.
@November – Trump recently made an asinine statement that Jews once controlled Congress but that they don't anymore.
Nosforatu calling Dump an anti-semite, hilarious, They truly bank on the stupidity of Americans.
jaye ryan
Hey Nightowl
are you still around Chicago?
If so want to meet for a brew, a Chicago hot dog?
Jimmy Dore: Kamala Harris' Word Salad Response To COVID Question


During your time at university, there's every chance the opportunity to go abroad will crop up at some stage. We're not talking about studying abroad, though that's also relevant here. More, we're talking about long-haul experience with the rest of your class. Such opportunities aren't a reality for every student, but this is a common occurrence for those studying subjects such as history.
From the outside, this seems like a fantastic excuse for a vacation. But, it's important to note that these trips aren't taken for the fun of it. Most often, timelines are strict, and the workload is gruelling. If you get the chance for one night off, you can consider yourself lucky. For this, and many other reasons, some students are reluctant to sign up.
Often, money is a leading setback here. Going abroad is never cheap, and a university trip won't be any different. Though your professor may be able to get some discounts, you're still going to have to fork out a significant amount to make this trip a reality. And, when your university is already bleeding you dry, those amounts of money aren't always attainable.
What's more, trips like these have the downside of taking you away from your studies. If you have essays to finish, you may just not see the benefit of taking time out in this way. After all, every week counts when deadlines are fast approaching. The idea of taking even two or three days away from your desk can be daunting.
But, despite these apparent downsides, it pays to think twice before throwing that permission slip away. No matter how much the above points put you off, take the time to consider the positives of attending something like this. To make sure you do just that, we're going to look at a few of them here.
Given that this is a uni trip, it makes sense to mention the educational benefits on offer first. If your professor is suggesting this trip, there's a reason for it. And, if they think this could help with your education, there's every chance they're onto something. Sure, you have the internet now. You can get on Google maps and walk down just about any street in the world. But, sometimes, you really can't understand something until you see it. The vast ruins of Rome won't be anything more than an abstract until you see them for yourself. Equally, it's only through school trips to China that you may actually come to understand the length of The Great Wall. You can be sure you'll write more accurately and passionately about monuments you have experience with. Experience tops a textbook any day.
Stepping aside from your education, going away is a fantastic introduction to crucial life experiences. For one, this trip will give you an excellent idea of what it's like to travel without your parents. While some students may already be experts at this, others won't have the chance to experience it any other way. Admittedly, there will still be adults leading you where you need to go. But, you'll need to take responsibility for yourself all the same. That means working out how to transfer travel money or apply for passports.
You'll even need to navigate your way through airport security and find your way to the plane. What's more, once you reach your destination, you'll need to navigate a new culture. That means learning enough of the language to get you by and adjusting to local life during your stay. While none of this may make much difference to your studies, uni doesn't last forever. Lessons like these are ones you're sure to use out in the real world. Why not take the chance of getting a headstart while you're still in the safety of an educational group?
As already mentioned, educational trips like these aren't going to consist of bathing it on the beach and catching up on your reading. For the sake of money saving, it's likely that you'll go, see everything you need to see, then come home. Your schedule will likely be so gruelling that you won't even be able to risk a late night in between. But, that's not to say that a trip like this can't still be fun. That's, even more, the case if you have close friends on your course, too.
Though it might seem a lifetime away, you'll finish your education before you know it. And, when you do, you won't have much opportunity to go on trips like these, let alone with your friends. Instead, you'll have to squeeze them into any time off you can afford. Sometimes, it'll be years between such excursions. And, you won't have your best friends along for the ride then, either. So, ignoring the deadlines which are still going to be there when you get back, it might be worth going along on that trip for the sheer fun of it.
You can be sure that, when you look back on your uni experience, these are the times which will stick in your mind. Often, we get so caught up with hard work and deadlines that we forget to make memories. And, isn't that what university is really all about? Well, that and the qualifications. But, you can make time for both, you just need to believe in yourself.
As you can see, there are far more arguments for taking these opportunities than you might realise. While your grades might not suffer because you don't go, they stand to soar higher if you do. Not to mention that a trip like this will give you real-world experience that you're sure to use in later life. If the cons still outweigh the pros for you, throw that letter away and don't think about it again. But, if the points mentioned above had tempted you even a little, sign that thing and hand it in already.


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This Little Light of Mine
Title: This Little Light of Mine
Subject: The Freedom Singers, Zilphia Horton, A Little Night Music (The Americans), Sing-a-ma-jigs, Corrina, Corrina (film)
"This Little Light of Mine" is a gospel children's song written by composer and teacher Harry Dixon Loes (1895–1965) circa 1920. Loes, who studied at the Moody Bible Institute and the American Conservatory of Music, was a musical composer, and teacher, who wrote, and co-wrote, several other gospel songs. The song has since entered the folk tradition, first being collected by John Lomax in 1939. Often thought of as a Negro spiritual, it does not, however, appear in any collection of jubilee or plantation songs from the nineteenth century:
Depending on the source, the song may take its theme from Matthew 5:16, "Let your light shine before men, that they may see your fine works and give glory to your Father who is in the heaven." Or, it may refer to the words of Jesus in Luke 11:33, where he said, "No man, when he hath lighted a candle, putteth it in a secret place, neither under a bushel, but on a candlestick, that they which come in may see the light." Or, it may be based on Matthew 5:14–15, where Jesus said, "Ye are the light of the world. A city that is set on an hill cannot be hid. Neither do men light a candle and put it under a bushel, but on a candlestick; and it giveth light unto all that are in the house."[1]
The song has also been secularised into 'This Little Girl of Mine' as recorded by Ray Charles[2] in 1956 and later the Everly Brothers. It has often been published with a set of hand movements to be used for the instruction of children.
Under the influence of Zilphia Horton, Fannie Lou Hamer and others it eventually became a Civil Rights anthem in the 1950s and 1960s. The Seekers recorded it for their second UK album, Hide & Seekers (also known as The Four & Only Seekers) in 1964. Over time it also became a very popular children's song, recorded and performed by the likes of Raffi in the 1980s.
Odetta and the Boys' Choir of Harlem performed the song on the Late Show with David Letterman on September 17, 2001, on the first show after Letterman resumed broadcasting, after having been off the air for several nights following the events of 9/11.[3]
The Cedarmont Kids covered the song on their 2000 album "Gospel Bible Songs" and two years later in Spanish on "Cantos Biblicos Gospel."
Bruce Springsteen released its in his live album Live in Dublin released in 2006.
Part of this song was performed by Christina Ricci in the film Black Snake Moan in 2006.
A rendition of the song is performed by a gospel choir with a piano accompaniment in the Monk episode "Mr. Monk Joins a Cult" when Adrian Monk is being inducted into the Siblings of the Sun cult.
In 2008, the song appeared in the episode "Wednesday's Women", on CBS's television series Cold Case. The song was performed by Tracie Thoms.
LZ7 took their version of the song named "This Little Light" to number 26 in the UK Singles Chart.
(Hed) PE use part of the words in their 2010 song "This Fire".
On the February 15, 2011 episode of Glee, Will Schuester performed the song acoustically for a children's hospital.[4]
In 2011, in the sixth season episode of Criminal Minds, "Henley Waters", the criminal sings part of the song.
The song is featured prominently in a 2003 episode of Little Bill.
The first verse of the song is featured in Garbage's song "Beloved Freak" from the 2012 album Not Your Kind of People.
The song is remixed in Disney Channel's original movie: Let It Shine 2012.
The song "Hey Mama" from Kanye West's 2005 album Late Registration features the lyric, "this little light of mine, I'm finna let it shine."
The song is featured by Mike Farris in his 2014 album "Shine For All The People" [5]
This little light of mine, I'm gonna let it shine.
Every day, every day, every day, every way,
Gonna let my little light shine.
Light that shines is the light of love,
Hides the darkness from above,
Shines on me and it shines on you,
Shows you what the power of love can do.
Shine my light both bright and clear,
Shine my light both far and near,
In every dark corner that I find,
Let my little light shine.
Monday gave me the gift of love,
Tuesday peace came from above,
Wednesday told me to have more faith,
Thursday gave me a little more grace,
Friday told me to watch and pray,
Saturday told me just what to say,
Sunday gave me the power divine,
Just to let my little light shine.
Shine, shine, shine, shine, shine.
===Children's version===[6]
This little light of mine, I'm going to let it shine.
Let it shine, all the time, let it shine.
All around the neighborhood, I'm going to let it shine.
Hide it under a bushel? No! I'm going to let it shine.
Don't let Satan [blow] it out! I'm going to let it shine.
^ , October 6, 2008The Daily Kos"The New Sounds for Christ in Zimbabwe – This Little Light Of Mine." . Accessed June 7, 2009.
^ "Boys Choir Of Harlem News". Retrieved February 13, 2013.
^ "Comeback". Archived from the original on 2013-01-19. Retrieved February 13, 2013.
^ "Mike Farris / Shine For All The People". 1001 Records. Retrieved 2014-09-24.
^ http://childbiblesongs.com/song-01-this-little-light-of-mine.shtml
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This Little Light of Mine for choir.
recording by Derek Lee Ragin of "This Little Light of Mine"
"This Little Light of Mine" Doris McMurray, Goree Farm, Huntsville, TX: John and Ruby Lomax 1939 Southern States Recording Trip.
African-American Civil Rights Movement
(timeline)
Brown v. Board of Education
Sarah Keys v. Carolina Coach Company
Dexter Avenue Baptist Church
Browder v. Gayle
Mansfield School Desegregation
1957 Prayer Pilgrimage for Freedom
Little Rock Nine
Kissing Case
Greensboro sit-ins
Nashville sit-ins
Boynton v. Virginia
Garner v. Louisiana
Mississippi Movement
COFO
workers' murders
1963 Birmingham Movement and Children's Crusade
Letter from Birmingham Jail
Birmingham riot of 1963
1963 Church bombing
University of Alabama integration
John F. Kennedy's Civil Rights address
March on Washington
"I Have a Dream"
"2nd Emancipation Proclamation"
"Big Six"
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
St. Augustine Movement
Twenty-fourth Amendment
1965 Selma to Montgomery marches
Brown Chapel
1966 Chicago Open Housing Movement
Harper v. Virginia Board of Elections
March Against Fear
Memphis Sanitation Strike
King assassination
Poor People's Campaign
Civil Rights Acts
Separate but equal
Hocutt v. Wilson
Loving v. Virginia
Heart of Atlanta Motel v. United States
Katzenbach v. McClung
Fifth Circuit Four
Freedom Songs
"Keep Your Eyes on the Prize"
"Oh, Freedom"
"This Little Light of Mine"
"We Shall Not Be Moved"
"We Shall Overcome"
Spring Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam
Watts riots
Voter Education Project
1960s counterculture
Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights
Atlanta Student Movement
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Congress of Racial Equality (CORE)
Council for United Civil Rights Leadership
Deacons for Defense and Justice
Georgia Council on Human Relations
Highlander Folk School
Leadership Conference on Civil Rights
Nashville Student Movement
Northern Student Movement
National Council of Negro Women
Regional Council of Negro Leadership
Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)
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HOT BUT DIRTY PANTS: HOUSE OF REPS MEMBER WIFE FROM AKWA IBOM TURNS SUGAR MUMMY IN UYO, SPLASHING CONSTITUENCY FUNDS ON PASTOR SUGAR BOY
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Virtue is itself a pride to its owner but when it gets thrown to the dogs to feed on, shame becomes the food. While National Assembly members lavish funds in Abuja in the name of running cost, some of their wives craving for attention lavish the funds on sugar boys who can ravish their body without mercy.
This is currently the case of a high flying House of Representatives member wife from Akwa Ibom. Secret Reporters has decided to keep every name involved in this report hidden from the public, against its editorial policy on request from our source.
The House of Reps member represents a particular Federal Constituency, which leads to the road to Calabar. According to the source who vented out her anger on a secret Whatsapp Group that was leaked to our medium, the wife of the lawmaker has turned herself into a cougar for a young married man, who's incidentally a pastor and she's on the verge of breaking the lover boy marriage.
She goes by a name that's synonymous with one of the world most popular underwear, while the husband rides on a biblical name that was struck dead by God in the New Testament and they have four kids, three boys and a girl.
"Leave somebody's husband alone. You were not there when they started from the scratch. You have used your husband's money and Isa Isa Nkpo to turn the man's head upside down. He now behaves like a child, comparing his wife's cooking with yours. He even goes as far as telling the wife how virtuous and better you are than her. I'm sure he compares Isa Isa Nkpo too", the source spilled.
According to the angry squealer, the lady decided to stay back in Uyo, instead of staying with her husband in Abuja, in disguise of doing her postgraduate degree, but allegedly doing it to stay close to his new found lover, whom she taught how to drive, using the husband's car and also planning to sponsor his PhD program in the University of Uyo.
We gathered from the source that the philandering lawmaker's wife uses same fashion designer that makes cloths for her husband also for her lover and consistently changes his wardrobe. This is apart from her cooking three square meals for him, as alleged by the source.
"You want me like this to believe that you are always going to see him for prayers and counseling. The people in that estate that you rented and furnished a flat for him are discussing about you cuz (sic) they don't understand why you usually come and stop your car few poles away and call him and he will sheepishly come out to meet you and you guys will zoom off to undisclosed location.
Why do you drive alone to take him out? What happened to your police security guards? The community that you furnished an office for him with your husband's money are keeping close tab on your activities, you will hear from them during the campaigns. Have you forgotten that that is part of your husband's constituency?" the source stated.
Apparently bitter about the sex escapades of the lawmaker's wife, the anonymous source further noted that "What do you tell your husband when you go for weekends in a young man's house? You don't even respect your grown up undergraduate son. You disrespect your husband with all these disgraceful acts of yours. He is now an object of ridicule in case you don't know. This is Uyo nothing hides for too long. What in the world do you discuss with the pastor on the phone for hours into the early hours of the morning. Spiritual matters abi? You don't care how the poor wife will feel. Surely your conscience is dead and buried.
How do you sleep at night knowing full well that all is not well with that young lady's matrimonial home and that you are the cause? You are very happy to be a close confidant and best friend to the husband while the woman stares on helplessly, I blame her for condoning all this rubbish, for what nah. Me like this will pour you pepper mixed with ginger"
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Amazon Boosts Its Profit Machine 1 More Time
What investors need to know about Amazon's new patent.
Tamara Walsh
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Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) already dominates the global e-commerce space, but a recent patent win could unlock another door to profits for the online retailer. Last month, the company won approval for a 2009 patent that lets users resell digital content. Publisher's Weekly broke the news last week. Let's take a look at what this means for the company and investors.
The power of secondary markets
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos launched the Internet company in 1995 as a seller of online books. Since that time, Bezos has grown Amazon into the world's leading online retailer. In addition to direct sales, Amazon offers a platform where consumers can sell both new and used items through the company's online marketplace.
This has been a lucrative business for Amazon because the company charges individual sellers' fees as a percentage of the products' final sale price. In fact, increased sales of third-party sellers on Amazon.com significantly boosted Amazon's margins for fiscal 2012, according to Forbes.
Clearly, Amazon understands how to monetize the resale process. Of course, it certainly helps that the Amazon Marketplace attracts more than 85 million unique monthly visitors. For comparison, online auction site eBay only generates about half this amount of traffic to its website each month.
As Amazon continues to grow its online traffic, it makes it easier for third-party sellers on Amazon Marketplace to move their products more quickly. As of last year, the company had more than 2 million third-party sellers worldwide, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Now take Amazon's global resale network and add digital content into the mix. With the company's new U.S. patent, Amazon resellers may soon be able to pawn used e-books and audio files.
Amazon hasn't yet given specific insight into what it plans to do with this patent. And there's always the chance that this was merely a move to lockdown intellectual property before competitors did. However, it seems to make more sense that Amazon would integrate this into its established secondhand marketplace, thereby creating another layer of profitability within its Amazon Marketplace.
However this plays out, one thing is clear: Amazon will continue to dominate the online retail space in the foreseeable future. Still, for investors the question, remains whether or not Amazon's stock is worth owning at its sky-high valuation today.
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Oh my god YES. You've nailed it. The organicness in her music is gone. The textured, layered, sublime quality is gone. There's no nuance, no shift. YOU GET IT.
and here it is - the overall tone of the thread is pleased surprise, the overall verdict of Irohanihoheto is good, but there are some minor quibbles here and there (and the fair judgment of Kodoku as generally weak)... but things are good, not hate across the board... and someone comes along and inteprets it as a bunch of bitching.
why. why does this always happen!
Cause its music and music affects us on cognitive levels. Hence why it's so easy to be butthurt when someone says something negative against what you love.
That, and the only place on the internet that is dedicated mainly to Ringo is full of comments that are to outsiders bitter/bitchy (I had the same opinion about EMF when I first joined too remember, until I was able to figure out who's personality is what/when people are being in tongue in cheek/what's hyperbole and what's genuine opinion. The "most negative/people I disagreed with most of the time" people seem to have lone gone. No name calling here though, so don't ask :-p).
Though, Kuridamo is right in a way, nobody's opinion has changed about Ringo's music with this new single. I'll still stan her even with my reservations about Kodoku and the usual cast of characters will throw their usual 2 cents in :-p. We can only wait till Ringo releases a full album to get some real interesting discussion going. And with me in love with only 1 of the 3 post Carnation Ringo (by her, under her name) songs (Jiyuu (eh), Irohanihoheto, Kodoku (hmm...)) I'm kinda hoping a new album means none of these songs like Sanmon Gossip and Ariamaru Tomi.
If there's one thing I've learned about myself over the years on EMF, is how much confidence I actually have in my opinions. Nobody has changed my mind about Sanmon Gossip or Hesei Fuzoku (for example), I probably like them even more now than I did ever before. Maybe it's cause I'm stubborn, but I dunno, its a side of my personality that has only become clear while being on here. Anyway I'm really, really getting off topic here.
If there's just one thing I really would like from Ringo in the future is she'd just do another damn cover album while we wait for the next album or something. Maybe that would inspire her.
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PONS-BELTRAN, Vicente et al. Single-operator cholangiopancreatoscopy in pancreatobiliary diseases: clinical experience in a tertiary referral hospital. Rev. esp. enferm. dig. [online]. 2018, vol.110, n.12, pp.748-754. ISSN 1130-0108. http://dx.doi.org/10.17235/reed.2018.5837/2018.
Background and aims:
to assess the usefulness, efficacy and safety of single-operator cholangiopancreatoscopy (SOCP) with the SpyGlass(tm) system for the management of biliopancreatic diseases.
a retrospective analysis of patients undergoing SOCP with the SpyGlass(tm) between September 2008 and April 2016 was performed. Data was obtained from a prospectively-maintained database at a tertiary referral center. The primary study outcomes were technical and complete endoscopic success of the procedure. Two different SpyGlass(tm) systems were employed; the former is called legacy and the latter, digital system (DS).
a total of 107 SOCP procedures in 93 patients performed by a single operator were analyzed. Technical success of the SpyGlass(tm) examination was achieved in 90/93 (97%) of patients and complete success by resolving the biliopancreatic condition in 82/93 (88%) cases. In indeterminate biliary strictures, a complete success was achieved in 45/52 (85%) of cases. With regard to stone treatment, technical success was achieved in 34/34 (100%) patients and complete success, in 31/34 (91%) cases. Electrohydraulic lithotripsy was applied in 16/34 (47%) of cases. There were a total of 7/93 adverse effects (7.5%).
SOCP is a useful and safe technique for the treatment of biliopancreatic diseases with a low rate of adverse effects. The procedure seems technically demanding and dedication is required.
Palabras clave : Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography; SpyGlass(tm); Cholangioscopy; Electrohydraulic lithotripsy.
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Celeste Clabburn - She Don't Know Country 21/07/2016
'Keeping Me Here' is the title track from the stunning debut solo album by Celeste Clabburn; one half of Australia's most loved country music duos 'The Sunny Cowgirls'.
She Don't Know is the second single released from the stunning debut solo album by 'Sunny Cowgirl", Celeste Clabburn. A fun and cheeky track, with just a hint of rockabilly twang, Celeste's perspective on an ex boyfriend will be all too familiar with many women across the country!
Other tracks by Celeste Clabburn: Keeping Me Here
Angus Gill - Today I Could Be Dead Country, Folk 03/08/2016
"Angus, I'm really impressed by your vocals and song craft. Our music genre needs more original artists like you telling that great Australian story through song." – Lee Kernaghan.
The brand new single from authentic country music artist Angus Gill. Written by Lola Brinton & Sven Tydeman.
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Powerful vocals and infectious melodies, Ben Ransom has all the hallmarks of a classic artist and performer.
Dry Town is a hard hitting testament to the resilience of everyday people doing it tough. The song transcends the genre and touches on real issues affecting our farmers, incorporating themes such as our harsh climate and the epidemic of suicide among rural communities.
Bennett, Bowtell & Urquhart - Goulburn Valley Woman Country, Roots 03/08/2016
Harmony heaven and earthy Roots/Country. A musical collaboration between Singer/Songwriters Kevin Bennett, Lyn Bowtell and Felicity Urquhart.
This is the story of a child taken from her family and relocated to a 'Jesus' mission for 'her own good' after the death of her Irish-born mother. Her father, being an Aboriginal man from the Yorta Yorta people, deemed unfit to care for his daughter.
Anita Ree - Farmers On The Phone Country 09/08/2016
Anita Ree presents as a unique Australian singer songwriter with a sound all her own.
Farmers On The Phone documents the changes that modern technology brings to folks on the land. Where once a man or woman was alone with their work and workmates there is now technology available for all areas of rural life. Every single Farmers got a phone!
Bridget O'Shannessy - He Doesn't Know Country, Pop 17/08/2016
At just 16 years old, Bridget O'Shannessy is set to be the new sweetheart of country music. Endearing and engaging with a natural talent for crafting tunes.
"He Doesn't Know" is a song about the boy next door: he is popular with his friends yet insecure about his place in the world; he has nerdy hobbies and loves his mother. The heroine adores her handsome beau because 'He Doesn't Know' how beautiful he is.
Brigginshaw - Southern Girl Country, Rock 17/08/2016
The combination of Luke's warm and unique vocals paired with Alex's finely tuned guitar skills and vocals, gives the Brisbane based Duo a sound that crowds respond to.
Southern Girl is the latest release from Brigginshaw's debut album, 2000 Miles to Tennessee. This track adds an element of romance to the album, and, as the title suggests, is about the love of a Southern Girl.
Simply Bushed - Raise Your Glass Country, Folk 17/08/2016
No music act embodies the essence of the Australian Spirit and our national heritage more than award winning band Simply Bushed.
Anzac tribute to current and past serving Australian and New Zealand Armed forces, in particular commemorating the 100 year milestone of Anzac Landing in Gallipoli. (It is released to coincide with Remembrance day in November and full publicity will take place at that time).
Bakersfield Glee Club - Sweet Bird Of Youth Country, Folk 01/09/2016
The line-up has everything they need and you want to hear – driving rhythm, soaring fiddle and pedal steel that will make you cry in your beer.
The toe-tapping lead single 'Sweet Bird Of Youth' is the perfect preview into 'Where My Heart Broke'.The promiscuous bird of youth that The Bakersfield Glee Club sing of will have you too hanging from your heart strings and following her on her journey.
Hank Vann - The 12:05 To Hell Rock, Alternative Country 01/09/2016
A previous Tamworth Star Maker Quest and Golden Guitar winner, Hank Vann has been twanging his 12-string and releasing CD's of his biting, inimitable, original songs for quite some time.
The 12:05 To Hell, a warning to those reckless souls in perpetual haste, who'd "try to beat the boom gates" for kicks and bravado, that, "you just won't win". Dick Dale-esque guitar slashes lacerate a backing of pseudo-surf shenanigans, accentuating the dangers of dicing with death.
Other tracks by Hank Vann: Ghost Hotel - Twilight Town
Jeanie - Never Meant To Love You Country 01/09/2016
Melbourne band Jeanie bring a new brand of country pop music to the scene featuring Singer/Songwriter Aaron D'Arcy on Vocals/guitar and a whole lot of special guests.
Jeanie has joined forces with Aleyce Simmonds again on 'Never Meant To Love You' - this time with her singing the backing vocals. The single was written by one of Aaron's favourite songwriters, Corey Chisel and is always a crowd favourite at gigs.
Jemma Beech - Stuck In The Mud Country 01/09/2016
Jemma is in her element and comes into her own when she sings about country people, the land and the lifestyle. Good times, harsh realities and the hope in faith.
Big drums, bass and electric guitars playing huge riffs is exactly what you get. Jemma explores musical territory normally reserved for the guys - modern country music about modern country people. It's a statement song that defines Jemma as an artist and shows her rowdy side.
Kiara Rodrigues - Dear Daddy Country 01/09/2016
Kiara's fresh and contemporary sound is equally matched by her ability to deliver the timeless classics, making her an ideal ambassador for country music.
The song has touched audiences across Australia, particularly resonating with those whose fathers have passed on. These well-crafted lyrics allow the listener to be transported back to the many beautiful memories of childhood. Kiara has thoroughly enjoyed hearing the personal connections that audience members establish with "Dear Daddy".
Norma O'Hara Murphy - Drifting Down The Darling Country 01/09/2016
From ripping around on horses and chasing cattle to being a young Mum, mustering to recording studios and writing songs. Here Norma is over thirty years down the track.
A tribute to Jack Martin born in 1909. Jack lived and worked all around the Darling area for many years. His son John always dreamed of him and his Dad drifting down the river & re-discovering all those places which were such a special part of their lives.
Paul Cowderoy - Man Of Few Words Country 01/09/2016
Paul Cowderoy is not your average musician. Hailing from Murwillumbah in northern NSW but calling the Sunshine Coast home, his career to date has been a rollercoaster ride of success.
Pauls Father's Day release shares an intimate look into his relationship with his dad, and life growing up on their sugar cane farm in New South Wales. Things weren't always easy, farming life was hard, and as the title suggests, his father battled on as a 'Man of Few Words'.
Paul Crowder - Little Steps Country 01/09/2016
Paul appeared on "The Voice" in 2015 in the blind auditions. Time spent on the show and the encouragement from the coaches and producers has reignited my passion for singing.
Little Steps is the 1st single released from Paul's EP From The Heart. It's a ballad describing the Little Steps taken by Paul and his wife Joanne as their lives and family grew. There is also a message in the song for couples starting out, who sometimes want everything yesterday.
Peasant Moon - Leaving Tonight Country, Folk, Alternative Country 01/09/2016
Blending late-night folk and intimate, acoustic alt-country, Peasant Moon have established themselves on the vibrant Sydney Americana scene.
Leaving Tonight, the leading single from the brand new EP - Songs from Austin: Live at Congress House is a head in the hands and heart on the sleeve unrequited love song, where the endless South Australian roads are the only antidote.
The April Family - You're Someone That I Never Knew Country, Pop 01/09/2016
A classic sounding group with lots of twangy guitars and Hammond organs, and the ensemble's signature three part harmonies supporting.
The second single You're Someone That I Never Knew is a classic sounding country pop track, with lots of twangy guitars and Hammond organs, and the ensemble's signature three
part harmonies.
Dane Owen - You And Me Pop, Acoustic, Rock 02/09/2016
Dane Own writes from the heart, and his music is his therapy.
A song about finding love, everything falling into place – and knowing their the one for you.
Dianna Corcoran - Hold On Lover Country, Pop 02/09/2016
With over 400 awards, two multi-award winning albums and two Australian Country Music Golden Guitar Awards under her belt, Dianna is no stranger to success in country music.
Hold On Lover is the sexy new single from Dianna's album, Love & Therapy. The song was written, produced and performed with Sugarland's Kristian Bush. With its emotional and unique vibe, this songs drives straight to the heart.


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 1 Samuel 23:19 Then Ziphites came up to Saul at Gibeah, saying, "Is David not hiding with us in the strongholds at Horesh, on the hill of Hachilah, which is on the south of Jeshimon?
Some Ziphites came up to Saul at Gibeah and said, "David is hiding among us in the strongholds in Horesh on the hill of Hachilah south of Jeshimon.
People from Ziph came up to Saul at Gibeah and informed him, "David is hiding with us in the strongholds in Horesh and on the hill of Hachilah south of Jeshimon, isn't he?
Then the Ziphites came up to Saul to Gibeah, saying, Does not David hide himself with us in the strongholds in the forest, in the hill of Hachilah, which is on the south of the desert?
Then came up the Ziphites to Saul to Gibeah, saying, Doth not David hide himself with us in the strongholds in the wood, in the hill of Hachilah, which is on the south of the desert?
Then the Ziphites came to Saul at Gibeah, saying, Does not David hide himself with us in strongholds in the wood [at Horesh], on the hill of Hachilah, which is south of Jeshimon?
Then those of Ziph came to Saul to Gibeah, saying, Does not David hide himself with us in strong holds in the woods in the hill of Hachilah, which is on the right hand side of the wilderness?
And the Ziphites will go up to Saul to the hill, saying, Is not David hiding with us in the fastnesses in the thicket, in the hill of Hachilah, which is from the right of the desert?
Then came up the Ziphites to Saul to Gibeah, saying, Does not David hide himself with us in strongholds in the forest, in the hill of Hachilah, which is on the south of Jeshimon?
And the men of Ziph came up to Saul, to Gibeah, saying, Does not David hide himself with us in strongholds in the forest, in the hill of Hachilah, which is on the south of the wilderness?
Then came the Ziphites to Saul, to Gibeah, saying, "David hideth himself fast by us in strongholds that are in a thicket in the hill of Hachilah on the rightside of the wilderness.
Then the Ziphites went up to Saul at Gibeah and said, "Isn't David hiding among us in the strongholds at Horesh on the hill of Hakilah, south of Jeshimon?
Then the Ziphites came up to Saul to Gibeah, saying, "Doesn't David hide himself with us in the strongholds in the wood, in the hill of Hachilah, which is on the south of the desert?
Then came up the Ziphites unto Saul in Gibeah, saying, - Is not David hiding himself with us, in the strongholds in the thicket, in the hill of Hachilah, which is on the right of Jeshimon?
18 So the two of them made a covenant before the LORD; and David stayed at Horesh while Jonathan went to his house. 19 Then Ziphites came up to Saul at Gibeah, saying, "Is David not hiding with us in the strongholds at Horesh, on the hill of Hachilah, which is on the south of Jeshimon? 20 "Now then, O king, come down according to all the desire of your soul to do so; and our part shall be to surrender him into the king's hand."


The Bogle family have been wine industry pioneers since they took a chance and were the first to plant grapevines in the Sacramento River Delta town of Clarksburg in 1968. After producing grapes for the top names in the industry, the family started bottling their wine under the Bogle label in 1978. Today, Bogle Vineyards sells its wine in all 50 states and nearly 40 countries.
In addition to celebrating their 50th Anniversary as a Vintner in the Golden State, Bogle Vineyards is honored to be a recipient of the 2018 California State Fair Lifetime Achievement Award. The award recognizes a person, family, or institution who are pioneers in the wine industry based on their lifetime contributions to the California wine industry.
Bogle Vineyards has also been chosen as a California Green Medal: Sustainable Winegrowing Leadership Award winner. The Leader Award honors the vineyard that best demonstrates the "3 E's" of sustainability by excelling in Environmentally sound, socially Equitable and Economically viable practices. The announcement was made March 29 by a coalition of wine associations across California.
To celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Bogle Vineyards, the winery is providing guests complimentary commemorative wine glasses when they purchase an eight-pour tasting flight at the tasting room in Clarksburg. The stemless glasses feature the 50th Anniversary logo that honors Warren V Bogle and his pioneering planting of the winery's first grapevines in 1968. His signature, taken from a purchase agreement for some of the family's first acreage, is represented on the logo, as seen above.


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A $12 billion loss for 2020, Delta is cautious in early 2021
by: DAVID KOENIG, Associated Press
FILE – In this July 22, 2020 photo, a ticketing agent for Delta Airlines hands a boarding pass to a passenger as he checks in for a flight in the main terminal of Denver International Airport in Denver. Unions are gaining support in Congress for another $32 billion in federal aid to protect airline workers from layoffs for another six months. Still, it's too early to say how the issue will turn out. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski, File)
Delta Air Lines closed the books on a disastrous 2020 with a comparatively small fourth-quarter loss, and executives expect a few more rocky months before — they hope — widespread coronavirus vaccinations and testing might salvage something of the upcoming summer travel season.
Delta on Thursday reported a quarterly loss of $755 and $12.4 billion in losses for all of 2020. It is the largest annual loss in the history of the airline, which dates to the 1920s, and the global pandemic ended a decade in which Delta churned out a profit each and every year.
The fourth-quarter numbers likely would have been worse but for a December increase in air travel that likely contributed to another surge in virus infections as millions crossed the country to spend time with family and friends during the holidays.
Delta is the first major U.S. airline to report year-end financial results and the numbers suggest more big losses to come as other carriers post quarterly numbers. U.S. air travel in the fourth quarter was down more than 60% compared with the previous year, as travel restrictions and fear of contracting the virus kept most travelers grounded.
Much like most of last year, the 2021 outlook for Delta and other airlines is intertwined with how quickly the United States and other nations can vaccinate enough of their citizens against the coronavirus so that travel restrictions can be eased.
Delta predicts that first-quarter revenue will fall 60% to 65% from the same period in 2019 — almost the same as the 65% decline in the fourth quarter. It expects to lose $10 million to $15 million a day in the next three months. After that, however, Delta sees things getting.
CEO Ed Bastian is sticking to a prediction that Delta will reach break-even in the second quarter.
"Hopefully the vaccines will be distributed at a much heightened level, that the virus will be much more contained, and that people will be ready to get on with their lives," Bastian said.
People will soon be planning summer vacations and, Bastian said in an interview, Delta expects bookings "to start opening up again."
However, international travel and business trips, two lucrative sources of revenue for the Atlanta airline and its rivals, are expected to recover more slowly than less-profitable domestic leisure travel.
Bastian said he expects that international travel this summer will be better than 2020, "a very low bar," but will take another 12 to 18 months to fully recover. And by the second half of this year, business travel will still be only 25% to 50% of what it used to be, he said.
So far in January, air travel in the U.S. is down nearly 60% from a year ago. While that is a huge improvement over last April, when travel fell 95%, public health officials are again asking people to avoid travel.
Christmas and New Year's gatherings might have contributed to a recent increase in reported cases of COVID-19. The seven-day rolling average for daily new cases in the U.S. rose over the past two weeks from about 182,000 to 249,000, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
Excluding some one-time gains, Delta's fourth-quarter loss amounted to $2.53 per share. That was close to Wall Street expectations. Analyst polled by FactSet were looking for a per-share loss of $2.50.
Revenue plunged to $3.97 billion from $11.44 billion a year earlier, when the pandemic was just beginning to affect U.S. travel. The figure was $30 million more than expected in the FactSet survey. Service between the U.S. and both Asia and Europe were particularly hard hit, down nearly 90%.
The average flight was 42% full in the last quarter compared with 86% a year earlier.
Delta slashed its flight schedule, which helped it save $1.3 billion on fuel. About 18,000 employees took buyouts or early retirement, and others were on unpaid leave. That allowed the company to cut spending on wages and benefits by $1 billion.
For all the grim travel statistics since the pandemic started, there is less talk lately of possible bankruptcy filings by U.S. carriers. Helped by two rounds of government aid, plus billions more from issuing new debt, Delta ended 2020 with $16.7 billion in liquidity.
Delta shares rose 2.5% to close at $41.47.
David Koenig can be reached at www.twitter.com/airlinewriter
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WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) -- The IRS will open tax-filing season on Feb. 12, delaying the start of tax season by about two weeks, the agency announced on Friday.
by BOUAZZA BEN BOUAZZA, Associated Press / Jan 17, 2021
TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) — Police used tear gas to disperse violent protests led by disgruntled youths in several Tunisian cities overnight, including in the capital of Tunis and in the seaside city of Sousse.
Tunisians in general are angry that the North African country is on the verge of bankruptcy and has dire public services. And many feel disappointed that on the 10-year anniversary of the revolution that ousted autocratic President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali there is little to show in terms of improvement.
by JOSEPH PISANI, Associated Press / Jan 16, 2021
NEW YORK (AP) — Benjamin de Rothschild, who oversaw the banking empire started by his father in 1953, has died. He was 57.
The Edmond de Rothschild Group, the company he was chairman of, said that de Rothschild died of a heart attack Friday afternoon at his home in Pregny, Switzerland.
Proposed bill would let school districts certify people to be teachers


Jonathan Berte is founder and CEO of robovision.ai . He leads a team of about twenty deep learning experts. He is an applied physics engineer of education (Gent 2002) and has been researching and applying artificial intelligence for decades. First as a student at the Institute for Neuroinformatics (ETH Zurich), then as an entrepreneur to make robots smart with deep learning based image processing. He strongly believes in the power of technology and is convinced that our democracy needs to be thoroughly reformed on a technological basis. As an example he takes the open source movement that has made linux big.
According to him, two revolutions will profoundly change the world order over the next decade: AI and blockchain will, according to him, form the basis of democracy 2.0.


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La résolution 101 du Conseil de sécurité des Nations unies est une résolution du Conseil de sécurité des Nations unies adoptée le .

Cette résolution, la troisième de l'année 1953, relative à la question de la Palestine et plus particulièrement au massacre de Qibya.

La résolution a été adoptée par 9 voix pour avec 2 abstentions.

Les abstentions sont celles du Liban et de l'Union des républiques socialistes soviétiques.

Contexte historique

Texte
 Résolution 101 sur fr.wikisource.org
 Résolution 101 sur en.wikisource.org

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Organisation des Nations unies
 Conseil de sécurité des Nations unies
 Résolution du Conseil de sécurité des Nations unies
 Résolutions de l'Assemblée générale des Nations unies
 Liste des résolutions du Conseil de sécurité des Nations unies
 Liste des résolutions du Conseil de sécurité des Nations unies par pays

Liens externes
  Résolution 101 sur le site des Nations unies (PDF image).
  Charte des Nations unies sur le site des Nations unies.

Notes et références

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Novembre 1953
1953 en politique
1953 en Israël

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when will we do that scrim?
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Good thanks Fran, I was surprised to not see you on last night. Is it still Black Sunday tonight? And is the 2v2 still on?
I was on, down in Seans house so we were taking turns rather than split screening.
Waitin for one more match to finish out, Cedric had net issues this week.
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Bei der Internationalen Deutschen Motorradmeisterschaft 2012 wurden Titel in den Klassen IDM Superbike, IDM Supersport, IDM 125, IDM Moto3 und IDM Sidecar vergeben.

Seit dieser Saison Neu dabei, ist die Klasse Moto3, sie fährt in der 125-cm³-Klasse mit und wird getrennt gewertet.

Mit Ausnahme der Gespanne wurden in allen Klassen 16 Rennen ausgetragen. Bei den Gespannen wurden acht Rennen ausgetragen. Wobei der 3. und 5. Lauf, wegen Terminüberschneitung mit der Seitenwagen-Weltmeisterschaft, nicht im Rahmen der IDM ausgetragen wurden.

Punkteverteilung

In die Wertung kamen alle erzielten Resultate.

Superbike

Wissenswertes
 Ein Neuzugang diese Saison war, Lucy Glöckner. Sie kam als Vize-Meisterin aus dem Yamaha R6-Dunlop Cup.

Rennergebnisse

Fahrerwertung

Konstrukteurswertung

Supersport

Wissenswertes
 Seit dieser Saison wird auch in der Supersport-Klasse eine Konstrukteurswertung ausgetragen.
 Nach dem Lauf auf dem Red Bull Ring hat sich Thomas Walther vom Team Suzuki Laux getrennt und ist den Rest der Saison auf Yamaha weiter gefahren.

Rennergebnisse

Fahrerwertung

Konstrukteurswertung

125-cm³-Klasse

Wissenswertes
 Thomas Gradinger wechselte während der Saison in die Moto3-Klasse.

Rennergebnisse

Fahrerwertung

Moto3

Wissenswertes
 Tasia Rodink ist während der Saison in die 125-cm³ Klasse gewechselt.

Rennergebnisse

Fahrerwertung

Gespanne

Rennergebnisse

Fahrerwertung

Rahmenrennen
 Im Rahmen der Internationalen Deutschen Motorradmeisterschaft 2012 fanden acht Rennen zum Yamaha R6-Dunlop Cup und sieben Rennen zum ADAC Junior Cup statt.

Weblinks
 Offizielle Webseite der Internationalen Deutschen Motorradmeisterschaft

Motorsportsaison 2012
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Naturgy switches on auction-backed 150MW solar trio in Spain
Sep 26, 2019 3:38 PM BST
Construction of Picón I, II and III required a combined investment of €100 million (US$109 million) (Image credit: Naturgy)
The government of Spain's Castilla-La Mancha region has boasted about the territory's solar credentials at the launch of an auction-backed utility-scale complex.
Castilla-La Mancha president Emiliano García-Page highlighted the region's "huge PV potential" as he attended the opening of a 150MW solar trio in the province of Ciudad Real.
Construction of Picón I, II and III required a combined investment of €100 million (US$109 million) and helped create 450 jobs, developer Naturgy said in a statement this week.
The 150MW complex features 454,356 modules all in all, split between three 50MW, 151,452-module individual plants in the municipality of Porzuna.
Now that they are up and running, the three will supply a combined 310GWh every year – enough to power 88,500 homes – and bring 4.5 million tonnes in CO2 savings, Naturgy claims.
As noted by Naturgy's Power and Gas managing director Manuel Fernández, the trio's operational launch sees the firm wrap up the deployment of a 250MW pipeline backed by Spain's 2017 tender.
The auction – which awarded 5GW-plus overall, 3.9GW of it PV – assigned 250MW to Naturgy. Like all other tender winners, the firm had to ensure its projects went live before the end of 2019.
The latest PV trio aside, Naturgy wrapped up this year 49MW La Nava in Ciudad Real and 50MW Carpio de Tajo in the Toledo province, investing around €34 million (US$37 million) to deploy each.
Naturgy's announcement in Ciudad Real came as a separate PV project in the Cáceres province, just to the northwest, chose JinkoSolar as its module supplier.
As part of a deal announced this week, the manufacturer will provide 300MW of its Cheetah modules to the Talasol scheme, in the municipality of Talaván.
The unsubsidised project, co-owned between Israel's Ellomay Capital and other investors, is being built by Greek EPC firm Metka with funding from the European Investment Bank.
The prospects and challenges of solar's new era in Europe and beyond will take centre stage at Solar Media's Solar Finance & Investment Europe (London, 5-6 February) and Large Scale Solar Europe 2020 (Lisbon, on 31 March-1 April 2020).
Tags: spain, europe, largescale2020, sfi2020, southern europe, pv power plants, solar pv, naturgy, subsidy-free pv, subsidy-free solar, auctions and tenders, jinkosolar, ciudad real, jinko, toledo
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US soars and China slumps as global PV investment dips year-on-year
Solarcentury starts construction on 300MW PV project in Spain
BlackRock pledges to divest from coal, take active role in energy transition
Calls mount for larger German solar tenders after latest bidding rush


I want to enjoy this month's anniversary of the blog, and do some things I do not some time ago!
One is participating in challenges, but cool challenges that stimulate our creation.
For some time I plan to participate in the challenges of blog "Once Upon A…Sketch" of Nadia Cannizzo and now got it!
I want to take this month and start doing some things for the blog.
This is my first participation in this blog and I'm happy with the result. I have just been focusing on building mini albums, but is good practice with other projects.
I made this page using the collection of papers "TROPICS" by PRIMA Marketing. I really like these colors, are cheerful and raise any mood!
This is the sketch for Challenge July! Journalling Theme: "Numbers.."
I used flowers PRIMA and E&C Company. The stamps are from the Clube do Carimbo!
10 BFFs - This picture was taken in a CROP with some of my BBFs. These are people who accompany me for some time and helped grow my job and part of my life!
I thank you all, and even those who missed the photo, BY ALL!! Some details page.
I hope to learn a lot from this challenge and more to come!
Thanks to all visits and comments!
Quero aproveitar este mês de aniversário do blog e fazer algumas coisas que não faço a tempos….uma delas é participar de desafios!!!
Tenho mantido o foco nos miniálbuns, mas é bacana praticar scrap com páginas, afinal foi assim que comecei!!!
Há algum tempo venho ensaiando para participar dos desafios do blog "Once Upon A…Sketch" da amiga Nadia Cannizzo, mas estava difícil de conciliar tempo.
Esta página foi feita para agradecer alguns dos meus Best Friends Forever….nem todos estão na foto, mas agradeço de coração pelo tempo que estão comigo e por terem ajudado na evolução do meu trabalho!!!!
Espero que gostem!!!! Obrigada por todas as visitas!!!
I am so glad you decided to join us at OUAS this month! This is a wonderful page & the colours are gorgeous:):) I love that you put your journaling on the front of the page, too:):) You can link this to our Once Upon A…Sketch Facebook Page for a chance at our special FB prize!


International scientific conference was held in Tashkent to mark the 25th anniversary of the Central Asian Interstate Commission for Water Coordination. Heads of ministries of five countries, representatives of large financial institutions, scientists and experts took part in the event. The delegates highlighted that the commission, whose foundation was laid in Kazakhstan, played a big role in preserving the unity of the Central Asian countries. The conference participants have also discussed the restoration of the Aral Sea basin, the efficient use of water resources and environmental improvement in the Central Asian region. The meeting participants have also discussed prospects for improving water cooperation.


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Amy's Craft Bucket: NeighBor Gifts For Christmas!
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The very talented Heidi, is married to my cousin and is absolutely wonderful! She makes and sells the. most.amazing baby quilts. Go check out my guest post on her site and get SEVEN great gift ideas to give to your neighbors/co-workers/teacher gifts etc!
DIY Felt Headbands and Velcro Flowers!
Delicously Easy Party Fruit Side Dish!


"I've tried various forms of meditation before, that I either didn't fully understand or were difficult. After trying this simple and easy practice of conscious breathing + meditation, along with the self healing, I've had a profound experience. My approach to life has transformed, as I continue on my journey of spiritual awakening. My old habits of compulsive thinking have faded, and in aligning my body, mind, + soul, in one year I've naturally lost 60lbs."
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Jenny and Nathan developed a passion to share these techniques with others volunteering their time and donated the resources in putting together + developing this website for anyone with an interest, open heart, and mind, to try it for themselves. Under the approach of "Paying it Forward", all that is asked is anyone who also benefits after trying these techniques, to share and teach others or pass along this website where others can access the information and try it for themselves.
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