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Coconut chips recipe and Top Facts
By AnettJuly 9, 2018 Food
How to make a Healthy Snack?
11 Fun Facts
The coconut palm can grow up to 30 m (98 ft) tall and the leave fronds 4–6 m (13.1–19.7 ft) long.
A lifetime of about 75 to 100 years. Once planted, it may take about 4-5 years to begin their first product.
In a season, a single coconut palm may yield 20-150 mature nuts.
Technically the coconut fruit is a drupe, not a nut. Typical drupes include peaches, plums, and cherries.
Coconut water can be a substitute for blood plasma. Coconut water was known to be used during World War II in tropical areas for emergency transfusions.
Coconut milk is not the same as coconut water. Coconut milk has a high-fat content of around 17%, but is low in sugars. Coconut cream can also be created from the milk.
Coir (the fiber of the husk) can be used for making ropes, mats, brushes, sacks, caulking for boats, and as stuffing for mattresses.
Coconut leaves have many uses such as for making brooms, woven to make baskets or mats, or dried and used as thatch for roofing.
Copra is the term used for the dried meat. This can be processed to produce coconut oil used in cooking, in soaps, cosmetics, hair-oil, and massage oil.
Wood from the trunk of the coconut palm was traditionally used to build bridges, houses, huts, and boats in the tropics. The woods straightness, strength, and salt resistance made it a reliable building material.
In Thailand and Malaysia, trained pig-tailed macaques are used to harvest coconuts.
7 Health benefits of coconut
A medium-sized nut carrying 400 g edible meat and some 30-150 ml of water may provide almost all the daily-required essential minerals, vitamins, and energy of an average-sized individual.
100 g kernel holds 354 calories. Much of this comes from the fats and protein.
Coconut water is packed with simple sugar, electrolytes, minerals, and bioactive compounds. Altogether, these enzymes aid in digestion and metabolism.
Coconut oil is used in cooking, applied over scalp as hair nourishment, employed in pharmacy and medicines.
Research studies suggest that cytokinins (e.g., kinetin and trans-zeatin) in coconut water showed significant anti-aging, anti-carcinogenic, and anti-thrombotic effects.
The kernel is an excellent source of minerals such as copper, calcium, iron, manganese, magnesium, and zinc.
It is also a very good source of B-complex vitamins such as folates, riboflavin, niacin, thiamin, and pyridoxine. These vitamins are essential in the sense that the body requires them from external sources to replenish.
Coconut meat and water contain a good amount of potassium. 100 g of fresh meat contains 356 mg or 7.5% of daily required levels of potassium.
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Every class has an hour on silks, and an hour on trapeeze.
My first day started with silks. By the time I got to trapeeze my hands and forearms were super cramped.
So I stayed strong and gave it my all.
Swinging off the trapeeze my forearms and hands gave out. Followed by a nice faceplant.
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The school doesn't allow videos. When I'm comfortable performing I'll definitely post one.
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Unveiling the role and life strategies of viruses from the surface to the dark ocean
Elena Lara, Dolors Vaqué, Elisabet Laia Sà, Julia A. Boras, Ana Gomes, Encarna Borrull, Cristina Díez-Vives, Eva Teira, Massimo C. Pernice, Francisca C. Garcia, Irene Forn, Yaiza M. Castillo, Aida Peiró, Guillem Salazar, Xose Anxelu G. Moran, Ramon Massana, Teresa S. Catalá, Gian Marco Luna, Susana Agusti, Marta Estrada
Josep M M Gasol, Carlos M. Duarte
Red Sea Research Center
Viruses are a key component of marine ecosystems, but the assessment of their global role in regulating microbial communities and the flux of carbon is precluded by a paucity of data, particularly in the deep ocean. We assessed patterns in viral abundance and production and the role of viral lysis as a driver of prokaryote mortality, from surface to bathypelagic layers, across the tropical and subtropical oceans. Viral abundance showed significant differences between oceans in the epipelagic and mesopelagic, but not in the bathypelagic, and decreased with depth, with an average power-law scaling exponent of −1.03 km−1 from an average of 7.76 × 106 viruses ml−1 in the epipelagic to 0.62 × 106 viruses ml−1 in the bathypelagic layer with an average integrated (0 to 4000 m) viral stock of about 0.004 to 0.044 g C m−2, half of which is found below 775 m. Lysogenic viral production was higher than lytic viral production in surface waters, whereas the opposite was found in the bathypelagic, where prokaryotic mortality due to viruses was estimated to be 60 times higher than grazing. Free viruses had turnover times of 0.1 days in the bathypelagic, revealing that viruses in the bathypelagic are highly dynamic. On the basis of the rates of lysed prokaryotic cells, we estimated that viruses release 145 Gt C year−1 in the global tropical and subtropical oceans. The active viral processes reported here demonstrate the importance of viruses in the production of dissolved organic carbon in the dark ocean, a major pathway in carbon cycling.
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Carbon Medicine & Life Sciences 24%
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Lara, E., Vaqué, D., Sà, E. L., Boras, J. A., Gomes, A., Borrull, E., Díez-Vives, C., Teira, E., Pernice, M. C., Garcia, F. C., Forn, I., Castillo, Y. M., Peiró, A., Salazar, G., Moran, X. A. G., Massana, R., Catalá, T. S., Luna, G. M., Agusti, S., ... Duarte, C. M. (2017). Unveiling the role and life strategies of viruses from the surface to the dark ocean. Science Advances, 3(9), e1602565. https://doi.org/10.1126/sciadv.1602565
Lara, Elena ; Vaqué, Dolors ; Sà, Elisabet Laia ; Boras, Julia A. ; Gomes, Ana ; Borrull, Encarna ; Díez-Vives, Cristina ; Teira, Eva ; Pernice, Massimo C. ; Garcia, Francisca C. ; Forn, Irene ; Castillo, Yaiza M. ; Peiró, Aida ; Salazar, Guillem ; Moran, Xose Anxelu G. ; Massana, Ramon ; Catalá, Teresa S. ; Luna, Gian Marco ; Agusti, Susana ; Estrada, Marta ; Gasol, Josep M M ; Duarte, Carlos M. / Unveiling the role and life strategies of viruses from the surface to the dark ocean. In: Science Advances. 2017 ; Vol. 3, No. 9. pp. e1602565.
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Are the Giants a Safe NFL Spread Pick Against the 49ers in Week 10?
Written by Jordan Walters on November 10, 2017
NFL News and Rumors
You either have to love the New York Giants or San Francisco 49ers, or really like betting on the NFL to care about Sunday's Toilet Bowl matchup between teams that have combined for one victory this season. When's the last time a 1-7 club was a road NFL spread favorite like New York is?
NY Giants at 49ers NFL Spread & Week 10 Betting Pick
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When: Sunday, 4:25 PM ET Where: Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara TV: Fox Radio: WFAN 660 AM (NY) / KNBR 680 (San Francisco) Stream Option: NFL Live Opening NFL Spread: Giants -2.5 (42)
Total Meetings: 39
First Meeting: November 9th, 1952. Polo Grounds. New York, New York
Last Meeting: October 11th, 2015. MetLife Staidum. East Rutherford, New Jersey
All-Time Series: NY Giants 20-19
Largest Margin of Victory: NY Giants 49-3
Longest Win Streak: San Francisco (1992-2003)
Current Win Streak: NY Giants 1 (2015)
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Last Meeting
In Week 5 of the 2015 season, New York beat visiting San Francisco 30-27. Eli Manning had a career-best 41 completions in 54 attempts, and his perfect throw to Larry Donnell finished off an 82-yard drive with a 12-yard touchdown with just 21 seconds left. Manning passed for 441 yards and became the winningest quarterback in team history with 102 at the time. Carlos Hyde's 2-yard run with 1:45 remaining had given the 49ers the lead. Colin Kaepernick was the San Francisco QB that day. The Giants narrowly lead the all-time series against the 49ers, 20-19. San Francisco leads the home series against the Giants, 11-9.
Why Bet On NY Giants' NFL Spread?
Manning, who became the seventh player in NFL history with 50,000 career passing yards (50,034) in Week 9, has started 207 consecutive games. On Sunday, Manning will tie his brother Peyton Manning (208), for the second-longest streak of consecutive starts in NFL history. Only Hall of Famer Brett Favre (297) has started more consecutive games. Giants coach Ben McAdoo made some noise this week about possibly benching Manning if the team keeps losing. Manning, playing behind a shaky offensive line and without injured wide receivers Odell Beckham Jr. and Brandon Marshall, has struggled. He is 36 and, at times, he looks older. At some point, it might be wise to see what rookie third-round pick Davis Webb can do. New York could move on from Manning this offseason. New York starting cornerback Janoris Jenkins has been reinstated after serving a one-week suspension for a violation of team rules. Jenkins was suspended after he did not return from the bye week on time. He missed practice last Monday and did not contact the team. The Giants lost 51-17 to the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday without Jenkins in the lineup. They allowed five pass plays of more than 30 yards, and their secondary looked lost and out of sync. It was the most points the Giants had allowed at home since 1964. Defensive ends Olivier Vernon (ankle) and Kerry Wynn (knee), linebacker Jonathan Casillas (neck) and offensive lineman Justin Pugh (back) all were limited participants at practice this week. Vernon has been dealing with a high ankle sprain and hasn't played since aggravating the injury in a Week 4 loss at Tampa Bay. Casillas, the team's defensive captain, has missed the past three games. Pugh missed last week. This week, two Giants anonymously told the media that McAdoo has lost the locker room – there's no chance McAdoo is back in 2018, but the Giants owners have said they won't be making any changes during the season.
Average Score For: 16.12
Total Yards: 299.25
Pass Yards: 212.50
Rush Yards: 86.75
Average Score Against: 25.88
Rush Yards: 125.88
Why Bet On San Francisco's NFL Spread?
The San Francisco 49ers (0-9) currently own the NFL's worst record, a dishonor that would come with the consolation prize of the No. 1 overall pick in next year's draft. The Cleveland Browns (0-8) are only one week behind as the league's only other winless team. It's possible the winless 49ers already could be eliminated from the playoffs this week. If they are, it will be the earliest point in a season a team has been eliminated since the Denver Broncos in 1967. At this point, San Francisco is more than five games out of the final playoff spot with seven to play. Given the many franchises in front of them in the NFC, there are multiple scenarios that could result in the Niners' official elimination by the end of Week 10. The 49ers of course traded for Patriots QB Jimmy Garoppolo last week but didn't play him Week 9 and aren't planning to against the Giants unless rookie starter C.J. Beathard gets hurt. Coach Kyle Shanahan still wants to make sure all the pieces are in place before giving Garoppolo the green light. For example, getting left tackle Joe Staley — who is dealing with a fractured orbital under his right eye and returned to practice on a limited basis Wednesday — back would be a step toward making the Niners more comfortable putting Garoppolo in. The Niners are on their bye next week, so it's likely Jimmy G starts on Nov. 26. Hyde's 762 yards from scrimmage on the season (494 rushing & 268 receiving) ranks seventh in the NFL and third in the NFC. Robbie Gould has gone 12 consecutive regular season games with at least one made field goal of 40 or more yards. The 49ers defense has forced three turnovers in the red zone, tying for first in the NFL this season (Bal. – 3; NYJ – 3).
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NY Giants are 3-6 ATS in the last 9 games
NY Giants are 1-8 SU in the last 9 games
The total went OVER in 4 of NY Giants's last 6 games
San Francisco is 1-4 ATS in the last 5 games
San Francisco is 0-5 SU in the last 5 games
The total went UNDER in 17 of San Francisco's last 25 games at home
Expert Prediction & NFL Pick for Week 10
If Garoppolo were playing, I'd take Frisco. But you have to go with Eli Manning still. Give the points in the NFL spread.
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Call to Order: Secretary Gurney called the meeting to order at 10:10 a.m. and introduced Cloyce Odell of the Williamston Depot Museum, who gave a brief history of railroading in Williamston and the Depot Museum. With the prospect of the Howell and Lansing Railroad passing through the community, the electors of Williamston Township on May 6, 1869, voted to issue $15,000 in bonds in support of the railroad, payable over a period of five years. Before the bonds could be delivered to the railroad company, the State Supreme Count declared the action unconstitutional and they were destroyed. By 1871, though, the Lansing, Detroit and New Haven Railroad had built a line through the area. In 1873, a windmill was installed to fill the water tank at the station, replacing a pony which had done the task before. Succession passed to first to the Erie Railroad Company, then the Pere Marquette, then the Chesapeake and Ohio and finally, to CSX. High stack locomotives were used until the last six years of Pere Marquette ownership, when more modern steam locomotives were introduced. During the C & O period, diesel locomotives took over.
As in other communities, the railroad brought new business, such as the Williamston Stave Company in 1873. Grain elevators, a stockyard and a cold storage building followed. A carriage would bring passengers from the station at the south end of town to the hotel. Odell's mother gleaned coal from parked coal trains for heat and fuel.
The current building was built around 1890. Odell is in possession of the original blueprints. It was moved to its present location in the 1970's, after passenger service was terminated. The building now houses the Williamston Depot Museum and the Williamston Chamber of Commerce and is open to the public on a regular basis.
Treasurer's Report: Treasurer Randall reported that, as of December 31, 2010, MARP had $8,086.89 in its checking account and the Pratt Fund was valued at $14,894.81. The checking account was swelled by an unexpected donation of $5,000 from Cindy Barbour of West Lebanon, NH. The Annual Meeting also produced more revenue than expense.
Wallington moved to accept the Treasurer's Report. The motion was seconded by Langdon and agreed to by those present.
Randall then presented the proposed 2011 budget, showing $10,800 in revenue and $9,261 in expenses. Tischbein moved to accept the proposed 2011 budget. The motion was seconded by Langdon. Randall agreed to make revisions once an anticipated grant from the Michigan Environmental Council is in hand. The proposed 2011 budget was approved by the members present.
As to the $5,000 donation from Cindy Barbour, DeLora moved to transfer $500 to the Pratt Fund and leave the remainder in the checking account. The motion was seconded by Wallington and approved by the members present.
Introductions: Chairman Tischbein took the gavel at this point and asked all present to introduce themselves.
Guest Speaker: Tischbein then introduced Tim Hoeffner, MDOT's Intermodal Policy Administrator. Hoeffner expressed confidence that passenger rail was off to a good start in the new governor's administration. The reappointment of Kirk Steudle as MDOT Director is a good omen and promises continuity. Steudle has been a supporter of passenger rail.
Amtrak has agreed to carry bicycles on Michigan trains, beginning in the spring of 2011. It is Hoeffner's understanding that this policy includes the Superliners used on the Pere Marquette line, though he will check to make sure.
As to the route of the high speed line through Indiana, Hoeffner responded that it is too early to speculate. The contract with FRA has yet to be signed. FRA wanted to get all the TIGER grants in place first so they couldn't be rescinded. Nevertheless, those involved have been identified and an RFP is being drafted. It should be out for bids in the first quarter of 2011, as soon as the contract with FRA is signed. It will call for repackaging all the work done through the Midwest Rail Initiative. An Environmental Review will follow during which a preferred routing through Illinois and Indiana will be selected. Following that, grants can be made to fund increased frequencies on the line. Increased frequencies may require additional sidings.
Responding to Vavra-Musser, Hoeffner explained that work on the current Amtrak route in Indiana awaits approval of the railroads involved. It is needed to improve freight flow, even if it is not selected as the preferred route for passenger trains.
The Englewood Flyover and Grand Crossing improvements will speed movement of Michigan passenger trains in and out of Chicago.
There is also no contract yet affecting the Kalamazoo-Dearborn segment of the Norfolk Southern line. Michigan requested $284,000 and received $150,000, so adjustments must be made. A match is also required before the money can be released. MDOT is trying to determine how much should be allocated to acquisition and how much to maintenance.
Hoeffner feels the feds will add additional funds if and when available.
Responding to Monteith, Hoeffner confirmed that a site in Waterford has been identified as a possibility for maintenance of all Midwest passenger rail equipment. Talgo will probably stay in Wisconsin. It is building two train sets for the Chicago-Milwaukee line. Oregon is purchasing two additional train sets with its TIGER grant.
Chase urged members to write letters to Governor Snyder and MDOT Director Steudle asking that they come up with the matching funds for the Kalamazoo-Dearborn high speed line. Let them know that it should be a priority.
Hoeffner is pushing to see speeds increased on the Kalamazoo-Porter segment during the spring of 2011. It would be a feather in Snyder's cap.
Turning to the proposed commuter lines, Hoeffner noted that six cars have now been refurbished, but issues still exist as to how to meet the AFTA standards concerning seats. With unlimited funds, MDOT could purchase acceptable seats. But Hoeffner prefers to see if the existing seats can be reutilized. At the moment, the seat manufacturer and Great Lakes Central are working on a plan. Great Lakes Central has been authorized to refurbish sixteen of the total of twenty four cars needed. All cars will be handicap accessible.
A new station is under construction in Pontiac. Funded through a Federal Interstate Bus grant, it will serve both Amtrak and Greyhound. It will not be as large as the proposed station in Dearborn.
In Birmingham, litigation with the property owner is holding up construction. The $8.2 million available is adequate for the project.
As to how Section 209 of PRIAA will affect Michigan, the outcome is still unclear. No significant changes are anticipated on the Pere Marquette and Blue Water service, but what happens with the Wolverine is still unclear, particularly capital costs. Amtrak realizes it owns part of the route and that is being taken into the equation.
Responding to Robert Patterson on when any of the pending projects will be finalized, Hoeffner responded that MDOT is required by law to provide a report on rail service between Ann Arbor and Northwest Michigan by March 31, 2011. The West Detroit Junction project is moving forward.
Addressing capacity problems, Hoeffner stated that there are no capacity problems on either the Wolverine or Blue Water lines during the week. Michigan has handled a 25% ridership increase on the Wolverine and a 33% increase on the Blue Water. There have been problems on the Pere Marquette because of the smaller consist of trains on that route. Charnetski noted that additional cars refurbished by TIGER had been added to the Wolverine. Langdon has observed more Pere Marquette trains running with four cars rather than the usual three. There are no plans for additional frequencies at this time.
DeLora urged MDOT to start looking for additional cars to add when gasoline prices spike.
Hoeffner responded that MDOT is monitoring fuel costs because the do affect funding. The bottom line is that the trains are doing very well at this point.
As to additional funding, Hoeffner reminded the group that the Transportation Task Force made a number of recommendations back in 2009 and that their study was still valid. It is up to the legislature and the governor to act.
Confidentiality issues make it hard to assess how intercity bus is doing in Michigan. The general feeling is that Greyhound, Michigan Flyer and Megabus are all doing well. A new transportation center is planned for Detroit.
Minutes: The minutes of the November 13 meeting in Durand were reviewed and several corrections noted. Wallington moved approval with these corrections. The motion was seconded by DeLora and approved by the members present.
Public/Governmental Affairs: Langdon distributed information about the new legislative leaders in Lansing, new committees and subcommittees.
Fischer reported that sixteen Michigan By Rail forums had been staged between June and December. Results are being tabulated and will be given to MDOT to assist in the development of a State Rail Plan. Most people attending the forums asked for more frequencies on current routes, rail service between both Grand Rapids and Detroit to Northern Michigan, rail service Detroit-Grand Rapids and rail service to Toledo from Detroit and Ann Arbor.
Hoeffner noted that MDOT had conducted one meeting so far on the State Rail Plan and findings were similar. According to Fischer, most attending the forums he conducted were sympathetic to rail. There were a few naysayers, but their comments were not inappropriate. Some people were mainly looking for information. DeLora noted the presence of many from planning agencies and chambers of commerce. He praised Fischer and DeLora for the effectiveness of the forums.
C. S. Mott Foundation are funding this effort. MARP will be receiving a sub-grant of $5,000 to further the efforts of the larger group. Responding to Gurney, Fischer explained that our task will be to provide our information and expertise on intercity rail and motor coach. Better passenger rail and motor coach service are among objectives of the coalition, and MARP is able to explain what intermodal transportation is all about. Monteith suggested that Michigan Technological University be added to the list of universities involved. Robert Patterson suggested we use the term "statewide" in lieu of "intercity" so that smaller communities understand that they are included.
Fischer urged MARP members to attend the Michigan Environmental Council Legislative Breakfast on February 9.
Communications: The Michigan Environmental Council Breakfast is scheduled for February 9 at 124 N. Capitol Avenue in Lansing. It will be an excellent opportunity to meet legislators. MARP plans to have a display for all the view. Chase would like to see a good turnout from MARP members.
Chase is working on stationary and business cards that will convey as clear MARP brand.
Chase will be meeting with Valderas to find out how others can be most helpful in getting the newsletter out on a timely basis.
Wallington noted that Sobczak could also use some backup on maintaining the MARP website.
Tischbein distributed copies of the outreach schedule and asked for review. The Ann Arbor Model Train show on February 20 was added to the schedule.
Indian Trails: Wallington hopes to set up a meeting with Indian Trails sometime between February 17 and 24. Tischbein appointed Wallington as the liaison between MARP and Indian Trails.
Membership: Newell reported that she has received eight new memberships and eight renewals in the last two months. The pros and cons of issuing membership cards was discussed. MARP's thank you letter needs revision. Renewal notices should be sent out soon. Monteith asked for a list of members in the Northern Michigan region. At DeLora's suggestion, it was agreed that we would send invitations to the NARP membership list annually.
Metro Detroit/Southeast Michigan: Hinkins recently spoke to Palombo of SEMCOG about the status of the Ann Arbor-Detroit commuter line. The required equipment, station platforms and track improvements at West Detroit remain to be done. Having been burned in the past, Palombo declined to discuss a date when service would be inaugurated.
Planning for the Troy-Birmingham Transportation Center is about 75% complete. Funding has yet to be released.
Hinkins and Tischbein attended a briefing on the Environmental Review for the M-1 Woodward Avenue light rail project. The review should be completed within a year.
Hoeffner added that the notice of the draft Environmental Impact Statement is scheduled to be published in the Federal Register on January 19. A public meeting is will take place in February. Langdon has discussed the possibility of meetings similar to the Michigan By Rail Forums for the M-1 project with several Detroit Department of Transportation officials.
SMART has purchased two one hundred seat articulated buses. One is now running regularly on Gratiot Avenue in the Detroit area and the other is rotating between various lines. Hinkins has ridden on the Gratiot Avenue bus and reports that it provides "one sweet ride", as smooth as a train without the rails. Three bio-diesel buses are to be delivered in the spring and SMART would like to convert their whole fleet to bio-diesel. Monteith suggested that natural gas would be a better alternative.
Gurney and Charnetski reported on the December WALLY briefing. Substantial work has been done on the right of way between Howell and Ann Arbor including new ballast, reconstruction of all but two public crossings and extensive clearing of brush. The line is ready for passenger trains running at 59 m.p.h. A storage siding is under construction at Osmer, where commuter trains would dwell during the day. Service into downtown Ann Arbor and Michigan Stadium would require lease or purchase of several miles of Ann Arbor Railroad owned tracks.
DeLora attended a session on train design recently and was amazed that 800 people showed up for the presentation.
Charnetski reported that the University of Michigan Art School was staging a show entitled "Trains of Thought" at the Wirtz Galleries in Ann Arbor and Detroit.
East/Central Region: Fujita announced that MSU has agreed that rail and bus passengers can now use all parking in the vicinity of the East Lansing station as long as they don't block any doors or gates. This doubles the amount of parking available. New people with the franchise for selling bus tickets are keeping the station much cleaner. Because the Blue Water consist has grown and dwell times are longer, the train now needs to move forward to let all people on and off. More taxis are meeting the evening train and security does not seem to be an issue.
Because dwell times seem to be growing, Pekarek speculated that the schedule for westbound train #365 could be tightened. Fujita countered that the train is often ten minutes late out of Battle Creek and twenty minutes late into Chicago, so a tightening of the schedule may be premature. The tendency of Amtrak to hold #365 at Kalamazoo until the late arriving Wolverine had passed is a real problem. Fujita did agree that eastbound #364 often stands in East Lansing for twenty minutes. He suggested that the stops in Durand and further east be marked on the timetable with an "L", indicating that the train may leave before the time indicated on the schedule.
Langdon recently met with Doug Wilson concerning his offer to help with promotion of the Blue Water. One project would be to have Amtrak publicize the fact that it has a Quik Trak machine at the Blue Water Convention and Visitors Bureau office under the Blue Water bridge. Many people use the Quik Trak in Holland at non train times. Marci Fogel at the Blue Water CVB is very supportive of the Blue Water service and the Blue Water Shore to Shore Connection. Perhaps T. J. Gaffney of Port Huron could be helpful.
Western Michigan: Langdon passed out a sheet with recent ridership statistics. The Pere Marquette is rebounding after the loss of the New Buffalo stop. Much of the credit goes to Amtrak's Moe Savoy in Chicago who is adding more cars to all Michigan trains. Westrain is in the process of regrouping.
Langdon has done a spreadsheet listing all federal and state elected officials connected with each station stop including Thruway bus stops. Vavra-Musser announced that St. Joseph is pushing for a real passenger station and not ust a cubbyhole. New Buffalo has asked Amtrak for an enclosed structure on the platform to shield waiting passengers from the brisk Lake Michigan wind.
Northern Michigan: Monteith urged a single, coordinated vision for public transportation in Northern Michigan that would help the Northern Michigan passenger move easily to points out of the state, particularly to the East. He suggested that a team work on the problem. Hoeffner offered to bring the issue up with the new Rural Economic Development Director. Langdon felt that MARP should be concerned and involved. Wallington supported the idea of allowing Indian Trails' passengers from Northern Michigan to connect with the East Lansing-Toledo Amtrak Thruway bus for better connections to eastern destinations. He suggested a meeting involving Amtrak, Indian Trails and MDOT.
Maglev: Tischbein suggested inviting proponents to make a ten minute presentation at a future meeting.
Railmark: Randall has received a $100 check for membership. He suggested inviting a representative to a future meeting.
Adjournment: The meeting adjourned at 1:20 p.m.


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The battle for Río San Juan de Nicaragua was one of several important battles that took place during the Anglo-Spanish War, a subconflict of the Seven Years' War, which lasted from December 1761 until February 1763. The conflict, which took place in July–August 1762, began when William Lyttelton, the British governor and commander-in-chief of Jamaica, sent a naval expedition to Nicaragua with the primary objective of capturing the town of Granada.

Background
Because it represented a potential route between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans as well as the possibility of expanding their colonization of Central America beyond the Miskito Coast, Nicaragua was a major target of attacks by the British during the 18th century. Due to the economic interests of the British in Central America, the Treaty of Friendship and Alliance was signed on March 16, 1740, between King Edward I of the Miskito Kingdom and King George II of Great Britain of the Great Britain. Under the terms of the treaty, a protectorate was established over the Mosquito Coast and the British supplied modern weapons to the Miskito people. The Miskito Kingdom later aided Britain during the American Revolutionary War by attacking Spanish colonies and gained several victories alongside the British.

Between 1739 and 1748, the Kingdom of Great Britain and the Bourbon Spanish Empire had been at war over a series of trading disputes in a conflict known as the War of Jenkins' Ear, which was later subsumed by the wider War of the Austrian Succession. Most of these disputes were more or less settled by the signing of the Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle in 1748 and the Treaty of Madrid in 1750.

When the Seven Years' War broke out in Europe in 1756, Spain did not initially join either of the two coalitions of belligerents. The Spanish policy of neutrality was immediately tested on December 26, 1756, when a British privateer, the Antigallican, captured the French ship Penthievre. When the British captain took both ships into the Bay of Cadiz, the Spanish authorities impounded both ships. Spain insisted that the captured ship should be returned to France, along with the Antigallican which was awarded as compensation. This outraged the British, but no military action was taken. This incident marked the beginning of a decline in Anglo-Spanish relations.

As the Seven Years' War progressed, the neutral Spanish government became concerned that the string of major French losses at the hands of the British had become a threat to Spanish interests. On August 15, 1761, King Charles III of Spain and King Louis XV of France signed the Third Pacte de Famille. This treaty created an alliance between Spain and France and brought Spain into the ongoing war. By an ancillary secret convention, Spain became hurriedly committed to making preparations for war against Britain. The major objectives of Spain were the capture of Gibraltar and Jamaica from Britain.

Britain first declared war against Spain on 4 January 1762 and on 18 January 1762, Spain issued their own declaration of war against Britain. The British quickly captured Cuba and the Philippines in early 1762. Also in early 1762, William Lyttelton, the British governor and commander-in-chief of Jamaica, proposed a naval expedition to Nicaragua. The goal was to sail up the San Juan River to Lake Nicaragua and capture the town of Granada, which would effectively cut Spanish America in half as well as provide potential access to the Pacific Ocean. The first and greatest obstacle to success was to capture the Fortress of the Immaculate Conception.

The conflict began in June 1762, during the administration of interim Governor of Nicaragua Melchor Vidal de Lorca y Villena. Supplied by the British expeditionary force, a group of Miskito Sambu filibusters attacked cocoa plantations in the Valley of Matina. The following month they raided many undefended settlements in Nicaragua, including Jinotega, Acoyapa, Lovigüisca, San Pedro de Lóvago, the mission of Apompuá near Juigalpa and Muy Muy, burning and looting the villages as well as capturing some Spanish prisoners. Many of the people they captured were sold into slavery in colonial Jamaica.

The combined British and Miskito Sambu expeditionary force headed towards the Fortress of the Immaculate Conception on the San Juan River in July. The attacking force consisted of two thousand men and more than fifty boats, while the soldiers at the fortress numbered only around a hundred. To make matters worse, the invaders threatened the region at a time when the commander of the fortress, Don José de Herrera y Sotomayor, was mortally ill. As he lay on his deathbed, Herrera's daughter Rafaela made a solemn oath to her father that she would defend the fortress at the cost of her life if necessary. The elder Herrera died some time between July 15 and July 17, and Lieutenant Don Juan de Aguilar y Santa Cruz assumed temporary command of the garrison.

The battle

The expeditionary force arrived at the fortress on July 26, 1762. At 4 o'clock that morning, the lookout on duty heard cannon fire from the east, in the direction of an observation post which was located at the junction of the Bartola and San Juan rivers. Shortly thereafter, the invaders captured the observation post and its defenders. The British commander learned from the Spanish prisoners that the fortress was in disarray due to the recent death of its commander. A few hours later, with his fleet anchored in the river, the British commander sent an envoy to demand the unconditional surrender of the fortress in exchange for the avoidance of further hostilities. The second in command of the garrison, a sergeant, was about to grant the request when the 19-year-old Herrera intervened. Seeing what she perceived as the cowardly attitude of the defenders, Herrera chided: "Have you forgotten the duties imposed by military honor? Are you going to allow the enemy to steal this fortress, which is the safeguard of the Province of Nicaragua and of your families?" Animated by the spirit of her late father and ancestors and knowing the risk to her honor and virginity with the barbarity of the Miskito Sambu, she strongly opposed the surrender of the fort and insisting that each soldier take his place fighting. She ordered the gates of the fortress to be locked, took the keys and placed sentries.

In response to the rejection of their demands, the British formed a skirmish line, believing that this would be sufficient to achieve the desired effect. Herrera, trained in the handling of weapons, fired one of the cannons and managed to kill  a British officer with the third volley of cannon fire. Enraged by the death of a British officer, the British hoisted their battle ensign and began a vigorous attack upon the fortress which continued throughout the night. The garrison, energized by Herrera's heroism, mounted a fierce resistance which inflicted great losses to the British soldiers and their boats. At nightfall, Herrera ordered the troops to throw some sheets soaked with alcohol into the river on floating branches and set on fire. The current dragged the burning material towards the enemy craft. This unexpected action forced the British expeditionary force to suspend their attack for the rest of the night and retreat to defensive positions. The next day the British laid siege to the fortress, but with little progress and small casualties on their side.

Inspired by Herrera's acts of heroism, Lieutenant Juan de Aguilar, the pro tempore garrison commander, led the defenders to victory in a battle that lasted six days. Herrera handled the cannons of the fortress and the Spanish managed to defend the strategic position but the British finally lifted their siege after being called for service in other more important areas of the Seven Years' War on August 3, 1762. They withdrew to the mouth of San Juan River, where their imposing presence impeded the flow of shipping into the Caribbean Sea for some time.

Aftermath
Fortunately for the defenders of the fortress, Spain and Britain began peace negotiations (in Fontainebleau on November Spanish ceded Florida to the British.

After Spain entered the American Revolutionary War in 1779, Major General John Dalling, the British governor and commander-in-chief of Jamaica, proposed a second naval expedition to Nicaragua. During this expedition, which took place in 1780 and later became known as the San Juan Expedition, Colonel John Polson and Captain Horatio Nelson led a British attack against the fortress. At the time, the Spanish garrison consisted of 228 men under the command of Juan de Ayssa (who later served as Governor of Nicaragua from 1783–7). The expeditionary force succeeded in capturing the fortress on April 29, 1780, despite the fact that it consisted of only 200 men. The 22-year-old Nelson, in command of , was responsible for leading his men through dense jungle to attack the fortress from a hill in the rear.  The British captured the fortress and occupied it for nine months, finally abandoning it in January 1781.

See also
 Spain in the American Revolutionary War
 Great Britain in the Seven Years War

References

External links
 El Castillo de la Concepción, Manfut.org (in Spanish)

Military history of Nicaragua
Battles of the Seven Years' War
Invasions by Great Britain
18th century in Central America
1762 in Central America
Conflicts in 1762
Anglo-Spanish War (1762–1763)

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Lazarus Streamed, with Wild Abandonment and Alienation
Sophia Anne Caruso and Michael C. Hall in Lazarus.
The Streaming Experience: Lazarus Streamed
By Ross
I never got to see this musical when it opened at the New York Theatre Workshop. It was sold out almost instantly and I didn't have the Outer Critic Circle in that I have now, but with the buzz of Lazarus and David Bowie combined, the streaming of the show was just too hard to ignore or pass up. It's definitely a twisted heady trip to outer space; part sci-fi, part Bowie rock concert, shifted and structured, if you want to call it that, by the intensely unique Enda Walsh, the writer of the phenomenally fascinating Ballyturk. I can't say that I always intuitively know where he is purposefully taking us in his plays, but here within the sequel to "The Man Who Fell to Earth", the journey is a visual splendor grass of fantastical sophistication, staged with innate wonderment by the always interesting Ivo van Hove (Broadway's West Side Story, West End's All About Eve). The 1976 film, directed by Nicolas Roeg, was described back in the day by a critic from Empire as "profound and unknowing", and if I could steal those words, just this once, I would gleefully honor this oddly engaging production with those exact same adjectives, plus a few more that might lead us down a slightly different path.
Centered around the twisted stranded extraterrestrial, played with empathetic dementia by Michael C. Hall (Signature Theatre's Thom Pain (based on nothing); "Dexter"), this study in alienation and trauma feeds us, most willingly, a meal of numerous flavors and installations, with songs from Bowie's wonderful catalog, and performances that are solidly constructed and meticulously performed. This kaleidoscope of impulses follows the show's lead character, Thomas Newton, a creature from another place that Bowie inhabited most magnetically in the film, down and through an emotional expanse worthy of the film and the singer. Thomas is now financially rich but living in alcoholic seclusion, dreaming of a lost love, Mary Lou, while being cared for by a worshipping assistant by the name of Elly. It's clever and solid in structure, playing out the complications with authenticity and abstractionism, and then, most dynamically, Thomas starts to engage in hypnotic conversations with an ethereal character simply known as 'Girl'. He's trapped and drowning alongside this 'Girl', flinging himself majestically around the sparse but complex landscape with high voltage energy, especially when David Bowie's beats begin to fly outward, into his and our heads.
Michael C. Hall in Lazarus.
I was so wanting to "look up here" with wonder and excitement. There was nothing left to lose in this pandemic age, but the disconnect protected on the back wall, although beautiful and edgy, gets a bit lost in the manic pixels from the past. The music is obviously dynamic, with Japanese Geishas, Yoko Ono and John Lennon projections showing up to march this energy forward with Cha Cha Changes, bringing heat, guns, and bullets to the forefront. Amy Lennox, who plays the complex and intoxicating Elly, sings the 1971 song as a logical extension of her transformational desires, breathing life into the iconic Change song while we watch some of the other classics falter. Elly's boyfriend, Zach, played strongly by Richard Hansell, gives the shared space tension, but he, as the jealous partner, and the actor are underused. The magnificent Sophia Anne Caruso (Broadway's Beetlejuice) as the strange hypnotic 'Girl' delivers strength and power to her "Life on Mars?" backed strongly by an electric onstage band behind a clear acrylic screen. Her transcendent voice floats dynamically out, captivating our hearts and minds deeply and thoroughly, but does it really take us deeper into her character or situation? It's hard to know, as the abstractions linger and weave themselves in and around our head in ways that don't give us much understanding or clarity.
The layers are purposeful, with a clear concept, but where does it lead us to in the end. Designed by the evocative Jan Versweyveld (Park Avenue Armory's The Damned) alongside video designer Tal Yarden (National/Broadway's Network), the logical narrative disintegrates into the ultra-chic and depressive void of the space alien. Thomas guzzles down alcohol in the minimalist studio like he's drinking water, while violence and foreboding tension ricochets across the large monitor and paints the back clear wall with pain and anger. A man named Valentine, played demonically by the mesmerizing Michael Esper, looks with a hunger to be surrounded by love, while psychotically wanting to destroy it with a psychotic passion. The 'Girl' seems to be somehow connected to this murderous ploy, but the lines that are taped to the ground never take off into a universe of comprehension. Do we need to fully understand the motivation of Elly's transformational desire or the murdered Girl's haunting? Well, probably not entirely. The dreamy fearful tale slips beyond our grasp, but is still quite beautiful to behold, especially when Hall gives us a heartbroken "Hereos" to admire and breath in. Even the most casual of admirers of Bowie will be blown away into a fan-based orbit, embracing the poetry and the ingenuity of this iconic, but confounding genius, especially when enveloped by the vocals of Hall.
David Bowie.
For all of the show's cryptic melancholy, the vibe is as freakishly engaging as each of Bowie's eclectic songs. The fragmented scenes try to evoke emotional loneliness and loss inside a mental crisis storm layered with obsessive references. Walsh's script is as scattered and confusing as Newton is walking around looking for his twinkies and a purpose. "You were sent here, and can't get back home", he realizes, stuck here and forever heartbroken. Yet, for all the show's skill in projecting emotionality, I found myself more impressed by the visual sophistication than its attempt to present an engaging story. Many of the critics in New York and London stated that they found themselves lost in space, emotionally and intellectually confused by the plot, and I can't say that I blame them. The abstract ideas and shrewd visuals layer up one on top of another without pause, giving existential anger and frustration a free rein to run wild. Never finding comfort in his surroundings, the lead and the audience engage in a complicated trek to understand how and where the story and Bowie's electric music are taking us. And can we believe in this journey?
Thomas and the 'Girl' play inside the boundaries of a fantastically achieved attachment filled to the brim with hypnotic allusions and illusions, steeped in literary footnotes connected to Shakespeare's Hamlet and beyond. The worlds are aligned, suggesting conflictual parallels with the Danish prince, that live and breath within. But if you truly desire to be pulled along by a driving narrative or sensical plot, you might want to stream elsewhere, as the abstractionisms are given the center stage and the spotlight completely. Only when Lennox sings heroically of her divided self or when Hall shines his vocal light into his character's tortured soul do we find forgiveness and connection. Bowie's songs and his untimely death add weight and wisdom to this study of pain and alienation, but can't ultimately save itself or bring itself back to centeredness. We join solidly with the feeling, mainly because of Walsh's wild ride through that dreamscape. But in reality, it is thanks to van Hove's tense overwhelming staging, Yarden's hypnotic imagery, and Brian Ronan's dynamic sound, that we can fully embrace this original and trippy journey, propelling ourselves into the starry space of authenticity and abstractionism where we can float in its aura. It's worth the ride, even when you don't know where you are going.
Sophia Anne Caruso in Lazarus.
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Hi, my name is Peter Georgiou and I am the Western Australian Senator for Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party (PHON).
I was elected to the Federal Parliament in March 2017 after running my own electrical business in Perth for the past 20 years.
My story is unlike the typical politician. My parents migrated to Perth from Greece in the 1970s to give my family a great life. I was born in Perth soon after they moved here and after finishing high school, I built a successful small business "Georgiou Electrical".
Perth may be the most isolated city in the world but it's exactly why I'm determined to help showcase the city and state to the world. WA is an awesome state to live in, with beautiful beaches, from Broome to Esperance, with premium wineries in Margaret River, mining sites which are among the biggest in the world and everyday people who wear their hearts on their sleeves when it comes to getting the best deal for WA.
It's an honour to be an Australian Senator and an even greater privilege to represent the people of Perth and Western Australia.
As a Senator for Western Australia, my job is to represent all residents of the state and fight for their interests at Parliament House in Canberra. The best part about being a Senator is meeting lots of different people and learning about their passions and concerns.
The main issues I am representing Western Australia on include getting a fairer share of GST distribution, making sure the banks are honest in the way they deal with their customers, ensuring regional WA is considered for major Federal projects and helping small businesses grow.
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One Nation Senator for Western Australia, Peter Georgiou, has condemned the new law imposed on Small Charter Vehicle Operators. The Senator said legislation recently passed by the State Parliament designed to compensate Taxi plate holders to offset the losses created by the introduction of Uber has unfairly hit charter operators. "Now we are also finding […]
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Senator Georgiou confirmed as PHON's number one candidate in WA
Senator Peter Georgiou has been endorsed by the state executive as the number one Senate Candidate for Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party in Western Australia. Senator Georgiou has been pivotal in securing a number of achievements for the benefit of WA in the past two years, including: • His strong advocacy for WA's fair share […]
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Budget Splashes Cash but no job boost for WA
WA Senator Peter Georgiou has slammed the Federal Budget describing it as nothing more than a "blatant vote grabber". "The Morrison government has given tax breaks to singles and couples with a total income of up to $125 000 which is encouraging but there is no blue print to create more jobs across our vast […]
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Real-life celebrity drama; the Akihabara idol underground; CM of the week: Asahi Soft Drinks
The Takashimas were once the first family of Japanese show business. Tadao Takashima was a popular stage musical actor in the 1960s and Hanayo Sumi a star in the Takarazuka all-female musical revue company. They married and were celebrated as a "sweet couple," producing two sons who went on to acting careers of their own. Tadao enjoyed a second life as a popular TV host, but then tragedy struck. Tadao suffers from debilitating depression and Hanayo has also retreated from public life, since all her time is spent taking care of him.
The two-hour special "Dokusen Mitchaku: Takashima Family no Tenkoku to Jigoku" ("Exclusive Coverage: The Takashima Family's Heaven and Hell"; Fuji, Tues., 7 p.m.) looks at the Takashima saga and shows how Tadao is coping with his affliction. The program promises candor, but will it cover the messy divorce of son Masanobu, which the mass media avoided because he was in so many of their adverts?
Everyone knows that Tokyo's Akihabara is Japan's capital for otaku (obsessive hobbyists), if not the universe's, but many don't know that there is an underground world in the district where otaku culture is even more intense.
The documentary program "Document 72 Jikan" ("Document 72 Hours"; NHK-G, Fri., 10:55 p.m.) spends three days in this rarefied precinct, where the "idols" are young women who failed auditions at mainstream talent agencies and the "fans" range in age from teenage boys to men in their 60s. NHK's cameras get up close and personal with these queasy interactions and the intimate performance spaces where they take place.
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Asahi Soft Drinks: Yuru-kyara, those soft, oversized costumed mascots used by local governments as cultural-economic ambassadors, are to the 2010s what Pokémon were to the 1990s: cute, ubiquitous and legion. In order to promote its Jurokucha blended tea, Asahi Soft Drinks hired Yui Aragaki to play a tour guide in a series of commercials featuring local yuru-kyara targeting specific regional markets — 10 in all. But there's also an ad for national consumption. That means not only 11 separate commercials, but 11 separate sets of yuru-kyara, which might be expensive since some of the more popular ones are represented by talent agencies. Can yuru-kyara demand residuals?


First and foremost we know climate change and or global warming is a bold faced lie. Way too many scientists chimed in on paper to expose the Pope on this. Secondly, we know the Roman Catholic church only uses the abortion issue as a way to keep their political foot in the door at every turn. It also allows them to keep a huge voting bloc at the ready knowing their parishioners will vote pro-Catholic because their 501c3 priests ignore 100% of every rule and regulation posted in the fine print of that contract the dying god of this world inspired Lyndon Johnson to write back in 1954. And yes, they could care less about aborting babies as well. Anyone with access to any Roman Catholic hospital knows all too well about that fact. Click here for a growing page on my website exposing the Catholic hospitals that do kill little girls and boys as well as some comments from the present Pope making abortion appear as a lesser sin with the Lord in recent days.
As for the death penalty. Again, just another bruised foot in the door of American politics so that the Vatican can keep a moral appearance well-polished (like the Pharisees did) as well as a certain power behind any man standing in that Oval Office. In fact, their historic past wherein hundreds of millions of Christians were sentenced to death for simply refusing to become Catholics and their present day Islamic henchmen continuing their work of days of old. Climate change is prophesied as the man of sin's main means to bring about the mark of the beast in Rome. In fact, click here for a growing compilation of articles and videos confirming that as a fulfilled prophetic fact.
As soon as enough nations bow in worship to the Pope and his long prophesied November 04, 2016 COP21 Paris agenda confirmed, he will soon drop the other shoe and use the calamities on earth as a way to enforce his Sunday laws. But I will end this here as I hope to share a tad more in next Sabbath's sermon on this regard. The strange weather events all over the planet the last few years reveals the calamities the Pope will soon use are escalating to a fever pitch as expected. And so.. we must warn the people. The mark will be enforced soon.
Since all this is in an effort to rule mankind through force & deception, it's very easy for people to become tormented with fear & paranoia if they have not received the peace & protection which God offers. The confusion which Satan wrought in all the hearts & minds of his followers has led to all the divisions & violence we see today. But our God blesses His people with peace. I pray that all who run this race of life will do so with complete trust & confidence in the Lord, that His peace will be upon them in the most fiery of trials which we all know are soon to come.
James 3:16-18 "For where envying and strife is, there is confusion and every evil work. 17 But the wisdom that is from above is first pure, then peaceable, gentle, and easy to be intreated, full of mercy and good fruits, without partiality, and without hypocrisy. 18 And the fruit of righteousness is sown in peace of them that make peace."
1 Peter 4:7 & 5:3 "But the end of all things is at hand: be ye therefore sober, and watch unto prayer. 5:3 And when the chief Shepherd shall appear, ye shall receive a crown of glory that fadeth not away."
What's really amazing is that next to no one reads their Bibles and so they have no clue about this genuine peace. And when you tell them about the peace Jesus actually does give you, they look at you like you have 2 heads. They really have no clue what real Christians are talking about and because society is geared towards embracing the lie over easy to see truth it's like pulling teeth to get anyone to hear the truth. Praise the Lord there are still a few left that will understand.
Amen, brother. In the beginning of my Christian journey, I would have never (even for a moment) suspected that the most difficult truth of God's Word to get people to understand is His perfect peace! The prophecies of old? No problem. The prophecies of the last days? Piece of cake! The MOTB & the truth of the Vatican? Pssshh … most people suspected it anyway! But peace!? The overwhelming majority of people look at me like the tower of Babel just fell & I'm suddenly speaking a language other than English!
But I praise God in this: since the peace of God is such an obviously attacked truth & Satan is doing so much work to clog the ears of people from hearing it, rather than becoming discouraged & moving on to another subject, preaching the Lord's promise of peace has become a primary focus in my life. In the end, it's about satisfaction. As our loving God has promised to satisfy the hearts of His people (Psa 107:9; Psa 145:16 & many others), but most attempt to take satisfaction in money, houses, cars, & even people, the peace He offers through satisfaction has been lost to most due to the many layers of deception the enemy has placed in their lives.
When most everyone is looking for the quick & easy fix, but God speaks of patience & waiting, satisfaction & therefore peace is beyond comprehension. They would rather feed the pig … P.I.G. = Problems with Immediate Gratification.
Amen and well said bro!


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United States: Arbitration Decisions Matter: The NLRB Reverts To Prior Standards On Deferral To Arbitration And Pre-Arbitration Settlements
by Charles E. Engeman
Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart
Arbitration is a strongly favored federal policy and generally can be relied on to resolve even statutory discrimination claims. This is not a novel concept in federal jurisprudence from the Supreme Court of the United States down (although California and the Obama-era National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) have and had a different view). On December 23, 2019, in United Parcel Service, No. 06-CA-143062, the NLRB reversed yet another of its many controversial Obama Board decisions— Babcock & Wilcox Construction Company, 361 NLRB 132 (2014)—that had itself overruled many decades of precedent (including Spielberg Mfg. Co., Olin Corp., and Collyer Insulated Wire). The NLRB has reverted to the time-honored tests that respect the role of arbitration in the collective bargaining process and recognizes arbitration as "the culmination of the statutory scheme that Congress empowered the Board to uphold."
The employer in this case and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters had negotiated a new national master agreement and numerous local supplement agreements in 2013. A local shop steward with the Teamsters in Pennsylvania was disgruntled with the agreement, actively opposed ratification, and ran against the local president who had supported ratification. Shortly after final ratification of the bargaining agreement and losing the internal union election against the local president, in 2014, the employer discharged the shop steward for violating the employer's delivery policies. The steward, represented by the local president against whom he had just ran, filed grievances challenging his discharge and alleging the discharge was in response to his actions as a dissident union activist in violation of Section 8(a)(3) of the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA). In 2015, the grievances were arbitrated before a joint grievance panel comprised of representatives of the union and the employer in accordance with the provisions of the agreement. The panel unanimously upheld the discharge, finding no violation of the agreement.
The steward also filed unfair labor practice (ULP) charges with the NLRB making the same claims that his discharge had been in violation of Section 8(a)(3) of the NLRA. In a November 2016 decision, an administrative law judge applying Babcock & Wilcox gave the steward a "second bite of the apple," refused to defer to this arbitration decision, and found the discharge was unlawful. The employer appealed to the NLRB, which invited briefing and comment on whether it should reverse Babcock & Wilcox and, if so, what the standard should be for postarbitral deferral.
Following the expiration of Member Lauren McFerran's term, the remaining three Republican appointees unanimously reversed Babcock & Wilcox. The NLRB explained that the Obama Board's decision in that case "represents a policy choice based on the then-majority's differing view of the relative weight to be assigned the protection of employees' individual statutory rights and the encouragement of grievance arbitration in a collective-bargaining relationship." – The NLRB found that "[t]o fully effectuate the policies and purposes of the Act, Babcock must be overruled and the prior deferral standards must be reinstated."
Under the restored standard, the Board will defer to the arbitrator's decision where (1) the arbitral proceedings appear to have been fair and regular, (2) all parties have agreed to be bound, (3) the arbitrator considered the unfair labor practice issue, and (4) the arbitrator's decision is "not clearly repugnant" to the Act.
This decision affects deferral to pre-arbitration grievance settlements, deferrals to arbitration (rather than processing many ULPs), and also deferral to the actual arbitration awards under the standard set forth above.
This decision will again level the playing field in many cases and allow employers to rely on the collectively bargained dispute resolution mechanism—arbitration—rather than being forced to defend the same basic claim in multiple forums with potentially inconsistent outcomes, as had happened in this case with the "second bite of the apple."
This outcome is particularly important for employers because defending a ULP complaint that is prosecuted by the federally funded general counsel's office, before an administrative law judge, then the Board, and then possibly a circuit court of appeals can be a very expensive process for employers. The union and grievant, on the other hand, generally have very little cost, as the federal government is paying the tab for the case as it progresses.
One of the other important changes is that under the restored standard, the party challenging deferral (generally the union) again has the burden of showing that deferral is not appropriate, whereas under the Babcock & Wilcox requirement, the party seeking the deferral had the burden of proof.
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MANRRS, NASDA and the NASDA Foundation will Sign Historic MOU
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MANRRS, NASDA and the NASDA Foundation will sign historic MOU to welcome more minority students into agricultural policy careers
Atlanta, GA, August 19, 2020- The National Society for Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Related Sciences (MANRRS), National Association of State Departments of Agriculture (NASDA) and the NASDA Foundation will sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to increase minority college students' exposure to employment, educational, and business opportunities in the field of agriculture, natural resources, and government affairs. The MOU details a five-year partnership through which the three organizations will build on the NASDA-MANRRS Youth Agriculture Policy Summit, a training program for MANRRS students covering federal policies that impact the food and agriculture industry. In addition, the partnership will utilize the NASDA and MANRRS network to grow student-professional relationships and channel information about employment opportunities.
MANRRS COO Ebony Webber, MANRRS National President Dr. Antomia Farrell, NASDA CEO Dr. Barb Glenn and NASDA Foundation Executive Director Dr. Lisa Benson will host the event and sign the MOU agreement. Time for questions and a public copy of the MOU will be provided following the signing.
When: Aug. 20, 2020 1:30 p.m. EST
Where: Zoom meeting
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MANRRS is a non-profit organization registered in the state of Michigan. MANRRS is a national society that welcomes membership of people of all racial and ethnic group participation in agricultural and related science careers. MANRRS attempts to provide networks to support professional development of minorities. It is a springboard for their entry into and advancement in careers where they otherwise could be lost in the sheer number and established connections of mainstream participants.
NASDA is a nonpartisan, nonprofit association which represents the elected and appointed commissioners, secretaries, and directors of the departments of agriculture in all fifty states and four U.S. territories. Established in 1916, NASDA grows and enhances agriculture by forging partnerships and creating consensus to achieve sound policy outcomes between state departments of agriculture, the federal government, and stakeholders.
NASDA Foundation is the only educational and research organization that directly serves state departments of agriculture in all 50 states and four U.S. territories. The Foundation focuses on education, outreach and research that galvanize the agricultural industry. NASDA Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. The mission of the NASDA Foundation is to advance agriculture to shape a changing world. We carry out this mission by working with state departments of agriculture on regional and national programs that 1) Connects farmers to new markets, 2) Inspires change across the supply chain, and 3) Empowers diverse farmers & agricultural leaders to reach their dreams.
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