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tv The Daily Briefing With Dana Perino FOX News March 19, 2019 11:00am-12:00pm PDT
trafficking. also, human trafficking -- which has really become something that has come to the forefront of crime. horrible, horrible situation. we look forward to an even deeper partnership and working together. in our meetings we also discussed the strong economic ties between our nations, grounded in the principles of fairness and reciprocity. my favorite word, "reciprocity." president bolsonaro and i are both committed to reducing trade barriers, facilitating investment, and supporting vision for freeing private sector and opening the economy is the right way for brazil to achieve strong economic growth in our great companies are ready to go when that table is flat and free. to improve our business relationships, we have revived the u.s.-brazil c.e.o. forum and
started a new u.s. brazil energy forum. we welcome brazil aspirations to join organization for economic cooperation development. laudable goal and one that will make brazil status as developing and developed country. after 20 years of talks we are finalizing technology safeguard agreement to allow u.s. companies to conduct space launches from brazil. actually an incredible location when you study it and when you see it. we won't go into it now, but because of the location, tremendous amounts of money would be saved.
committed to reviving proud legacy in space. we are looking strongly, as you know and working together with everybody on space force and we are grateful for brazil's partnership. mr. president, thank you again for the honor of your visit today, a strong and thriving friendship between the united states and brazil is essential to a future of security and prosperity for all of our citizens. it has been a wonderful time getting to know you. you are doing a fantastic job, you brought the country together and i look forward to working with you in a very close relationship for many years to come. thank you. thank you very much. mr. president, thank you very much.
[president bolsonaro speaking] >> pres. bolsonaro: thank you, president trump for your warm hospitality. it is an honor for us to be in washington as part of my first bilateral trip ever since i was elected president of brazil. i would like to use the opportunity, by the way, to invite you to reciprocate this visit, you will be welcomed by the brazilian people. we share a great deal in common. i have always admired the united states of america. and this sense of admiration has just increased after you took office and presidency. this meeting of ours today restores an old traditional partnership and the same time starts a new chapter of
cooperation between brazil and the united states. in as much today, we have revisited and have again decided to promote matters that were on our order of business for decades. it is time to overcome old resistance and explore the very best potential between brazil and the united states. after all, it is fair to say that today brazil does have a president who is not anti-american, which is really unprecedented in the past few decades. reforms we are undertaking have changed brazil into an even more attractive country. we are strongly committed to striking a government account and also of course totally changing the business environment. u.s. support to brazil accession to the oecd will be clearly construed as a gesture of mutual understanding, which will be very emblem attic as part of the
close ties we aspire to. the private sector of both country shoulds remain high-profile player and we have decided to restore the c.e.o. forum between brazil and the u.s. we also intend to attach priority to relaunching an energy forum with emphasis on oil, gas and other sources of energy. the brazilian government sign of goodwill granted full exemption to further encouraging tourism and business travels. on the defense work front, we have signed a technology safeguard agreement, which will in turn enable the contra launch center. military cooperation has expands as we seek partnerships in the development of the systems. technology and innovation activity can certainly be expected to take on increasing role as part of our bilot ral
agenda. launch innovation forum between brazil and the u.s. efforts to tackle terrorism and organized crime is a matter of utmost urgency for our two peoples. we have decided to strengthen our forum and do more against money laundering and drug trafficking. reestablishing democracy in venezuela is a shared interest between our two administrations. the regime in venezuela today sparked broader international coalition known as the sark -- sao paulo forum. however, by democratic means we were able to rid ourselves from that project in brazil n. conclusion, may i say brazil and the united states stand side by side in their efforts to ensure liberties in respect to traditional family lifestyle, respect to god, our creator against ideology or politically
correct attitude and against fake news. drawing inspiration from ronald reagan, i wish to bring to brazil his administration style as summarized in the following citation. people should say what the government can do and not the other way around. the united states changed in 2017, and brazil has just started to change now in 2017. we stand together side by side to ultimate benefit of our two nations. we want a great america, yes, and we want to have a great brazil. once again, may i voice my admiration and recognition to president donald trump on this beautiful day where we seal a promising alliance between the two most promising and largest democracy in the western hemisphere. thank you very much, mr. president. [applause] >> pres. trump: we'll take a couple of questions.
roberta rampton, please. roberta, reuters. thank you. >> thank you, mr. president. on venezuela, you did the tough sanctions and you sent the aid, but it seems like maduro is no closer to leaving and i'm wondering if you are getting worried about losing momentum and how long are you being told this is going to take? >> pres. trump: i'm not being told any specific time. they have been there a long time, between him and his predecessor. some point, i would imagine things will change. we really haven't done the tough sanctions yes. we can do the tough sanctions and all options are open. we haven't done the toughest sanctions. we've done, i would say, right down the middle, but we can go a lot tougher if we need to do that. it is a very sad thing. we're not looking for anything other than taking care of a lot of people starving and dying in the streets. what is happening there is a
disgrace. this was one of the wealthiest countries in the world and all of a sudden, it is grief stricken, poverty stricken, no food, no water, no air conditioning, no anything, no power for a long time last week, now power. that is going to break down again because it is being held together by threads. it is very sad, roberta, very sad to see. >> may i ask president bolsonaro. president bolsonaro, are you open to the idea allowing u.s. military personnel in brazil to provide support on the border with venezuela and is that something you talked about with president trump today? >> pres. bolsonaro: yeah, we have discussed the possibility of brazil becoming a great allied extra nato.
recently we requested that food was sent through the capital of the state through our friends from america so humanitarian aid was provided to venezuela. at this point in time, this is where we stand. for as much as possible to do together to sort out the issue of the venezuelan dictatorship, brazil will be more than willing and ready to fulfill this mission and take freedom and democracy to that country, which up until recently was one of the wealthiest countries in south america. nowadays people are starving to death, suffering violence, lack of medication, they are -- something terrible going on in there and we need to put an end to this issue, which is pervasive for the whole wide world. >> mr. president, please.
>> hello, from bloomberg. i would like to know if the u.s. actually have a military intervention in venezuela, what is the position of brazil? >> well, there are a few issues that if you speak, they are no longer strategic. therefore, the reserved issues, which may be discussed if they have not yet, will not become public evidently. i remember on a debate here in the united states when a candidate asked another candidate what he would do to fight the islamic state. he said, if i say, i will no longer be able to beat it, it is a matter of strategy for everything we discussed here will be honored. unfortunately, certain pieces of information, if are to come to the table, may not be debated publicly. >> president trump, regarding the military intervention, do you think about this possibility
of fighting venezuela to remove maduro from power? >> pres. trump: as i said, all options are open. i think of all possibilities. all options are open. we'll see what happens. by the way, i see in the audience, the son of the president, who has been fantastic. would you please stand up? the job you have done during a tough period of time is fantastic and i know your father appreciates it, that i can tell you. fantastic job. the sager anjedi. >> thank you. thank you, mr. president. two questions, if i may. on the 2020 election, growing number of candidates add seats to the supreme court, is that an idea you would entertain in the remainder of your term or next term or not something you agree with? >> pres. trump: i wouldn't entertain that. the only reason they are doing that, they want to catch up, so if they can't catch up through the ballot box winning an
election, they want to try a different way. no interest in it whatsoever. it won't happen, i guarantee you, for six years. >> another question on social media. you tweeted in support of congressman devin nunes suit against twitter. josh holley has been leading making social media companies liable for the content that is on their platform, which they are not currently s. that an idea or change in law that you would support? >> pres. trump: we have to do something. i tell you, i have many, many millions of followers on twitter and it is different than it used to be. things are happening. names are taken off. people aren't getting through. you have heard the complaints. it seems to be if they are conseverative, if they are republicans, in a certain group, there is discrimination, i see it on twitter and facebook, which i have also, and others i see. i focus more on the one platform
and have many different platforms, i guess 60 million on twitter and if you add them all up, way over 100 million people and i get to see firsthand whatta is going on and it is not good. we use the word collusion loosely all the time and i will tell you there is collusion with respect to that because something has to be going on. when you get the back scene, back office statements made by executives of various companies and see the level of in many cases hatred they have for certain group of people that happen to be in power, happen to have won the election, you say that is really unfair. so something is happening with those groups of folks that are running facebook and google and twitter and i do think we have to get to the bottom of it. it is very fair, colosive and very, very fair to say that we have to do something about it. if we don't, you know, the incredible thing, we can win an
election and we have such a stacked deck. that includes networks, frankly. look at the networks, the news, the newscasts. i call it fake news. i'm very proud to hear the president use the term fake news. look at what is happening with the networks, what is happening with different shows and it's hard to believe we win. but i tell you what it really shows, the people are smart. the people get it. they will go through all of that whatever it is they are fed, and in the end, they pull the right lever. it is a very, very dangerous situation, so i think i agree, i think something has to be looked at closely. >> thank you, sir. president bolsonaro, another question on the 2020 election. number of democrats running to replace the president have embraced or considered socialist ideas. you have spoken critically of that in the past. if a socialist were to replace the president, how would it
affect relations with the united states? >> pres. bolsonaro: well, that is an internal affair. we will respect whatever the ballots tell us on 2020. but i do believe donald trump will be re-elected fully. >> pres. trump: thank you. i agree. >> yeah, this was the same what happened to me, i think everyone will repeat their vote here in america. so everyday more and more people that are prone to socialism and communism slowly are going to be opening their minds to the reality and you can see the border with venezuelan was recentlily closed, not for brazilians to go to venezuela, but the other way around, venezuelans wouldn't go into brazil. this feeling most certainly is going to be very much seen when
2020 comes. >> mr. president, thank you very much. go ahead, you want to go? you look like a nice person, go ahead. this will be the killer of all time, watch. >> thank you, mr. president. the u.s. is not supporting the entry of the oecd, is the u.s. government going to formally support brazil entry on oecd and what have you asked for trade off? >> pres. trump: we will be supporting. we will have a great relationship in so many different ways, that is just something that we're going to be doing in honor of the president and honor of brazil. we will be asking for things, but not necessarily having to do with that. we'll have a very fair relationship. okay. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> does the united states expect the influence of china into brazil?
yesterday it was mentioned they were going to incentivize relation with china. how does the u.s. see that and what you said about about president trump and chinese and brazil? >> like i said, brazil will keep making as much business with as many countries as possible. no longer business will be found into the ideology that it used to be. we are also following this objective for the good of our peoples. >> pres. trump: thank you, mr. president, i appreciate it. thank you, everybody. thank you very much. [applause] >> pres. trump: china is going very well, talks with china going very well. thank you, everybody. thank you. >> president trump and president bolsonaro of brazil wrapping up a press conference held together after a very friendly seemingly by lateral meeting there in the oval office. joining for traditional scene out in the rose garden and beautiful scene, looks like
spring has sprung with cherry blossoms ready to come and talking about obligation on trade to each other, talking about possibly brazil joining nato and more on that. the united states announcing it will support brazil in ascension to the oecd, important for the economy in brazil as it emerges from recession and also the possibility of finalizing an agreement between the united states and brazil on space launches, which follows argentina and china forming a partnership just not too long ago. the president and the president of brazil moving forward on that, a lot more to come on that. please stay tuned to the fox news channel for that and your local station for continuing kfrnl of is this story. i'm dana perino in new york. is . i'm dana perino in new york. of . i'm dana perino in new york. cov. i'm dana perino in new york. age. i'm dana perino in new york. let's bring in bret baier.
i kept saying, interesting, interesting. i think let me start with you on obviously the two have a great relationship. they are very friendly and look, it is good, i'm all for america having more and better friendships in the world. question about this idea of elevating brazil into either non-nato ally or non-member ally or full-status as president trump just floated. your thoughts on that? bret: that's a big deal. the president has expressed frustration with nato countries in the past not living up to expectations. he's moved the ball for them to pay more into the defense side of nato. but to add another nato member, he said, i'll have to talk to a lot of people, i'd like to do that for brazil. you mentioned oecd, the organization for economic cooperation and development, that is what brazil wanted coming into this meeting, but
they thought it was a longshot, that the u.s. would give it to them and the president signing off, saying, you're in. we'll push for it. >> dana: absolutely. that was a big deal. the spacing was interesting. as the president was giving his initial remarks, he talked at length about space and the ability to have a partnership in brazil, where we could do space launches. he said it would be less expensive, etcetera, i did a quick search and was reminded that china and argentina have just formed a relationship like that, as well. you could see where again, china comes up in the context of our relationship. i know you have bolsonaro and his delegation leaving from the west wing there as president trump says goodbye to all of them. brett: yeah, it is a big deal. part of the outreach to the countries as the president says goodbye to the brazilian delegation is for the countering
of china influence in the places and this economic development that is spurring on between the two leaders, they clearly have a good friendship. you heard in bolsonaro's comments, very much praising president trump saying the country changed in 2017. he was not too complimentary of the previous administration in his comments. and he also said he agrees there is fake news, which was interesting to hear a brazilian president say from the podium. >> dana: the other big news is venezuela, of course. one question from the reporters to the president, president trump, are you worried about losing momentum here? the president said there was no time table, there was another piece, the question to bolsonaro, would you be willing to have a military presence of the united states in brazil if there was military intervention from the united states into venezuela and he declined to
discuss specifics. i wonder your thoughts on that. >> but did not rule it out. >> dana: right. >> you are seeing that from different leaders. colombia president recently visiting the white house, brazil, you're going to see potentially some movement there. i think there were many people inside the administration who believe that because of the sanctions already in place, that maduro would be kind of shrinking from power and there would be an uprising. this has taken a long time and there is a lot of suffering inside venezuela. the question is, what is the next shoe to drop. some other countries increase pressure from the region. >> dana: domestic question, if i could get your thoughts on this. the daily caller, asking about social media companies and idea of making social media companies liable for the content on their platforms and this of course coming as congressman devin nunes files $250 million lawsuit against twitter and there are
other calls and frustrations with social media. your thoughts on this as silicon valley looks on, going what is going to happen in d.c.? >> yeah, and it is not even just the white house, obviously tis congress, as well. the big social media companies are now the black hats that they are facing a lot of scrutiny and i bet there will be an effort to pass legislation that has some regulation and some way, shape or form, of these big social media giants. >> dana: all right, bret baier, pleasure to have you today, thanks for watching the press conference with us and your analysis. we will see you tonight at 6:00 p.m. thanks, bret. the president just making news on the future of the supreme court. what he said about democratic calls to pack the courts. facebook feeling the heat for how it responded to attempts to upload video of the new zealand terror attack. >> no amount of people we can
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author of "accidental president," is here. i want you to talk about the online proliferation of radicali radicalization. you see it happen with the pittsburgh shooter, now in new zealand and i'm curious what your research shows about radicalization when it comes to ideology, is there a difference or all spreading the same way online? >> thank you for having me. we are always looking for single narrative about why somebody joins an extremist group. it depends, it is case by case. the challenge we have, how do you solve a problem that has so many different causes? we talk about the role technology plays from the shooting in new zealand to isis to al qaeda. the fundamental question, how do we use technology to address the challenges related to an aspiring extremist before they get to this point. >> dana: take a look at what mark zuckerberg had to say to
congress a little bit ago. >> one of the areas i mentioned earlier was terrorist content, for example. we now have ai systems that can identify and take down 99% of the al qaeda and isis related content in the system before a human even flags it to us. we need to do more of that. >> dana: that was a year ago, he was talking about that. should these companies be held liable for having this content or them or so diffuse impossible to get a handle on? >> it is a huge challenge. anyone who thinks the companies aren't taking this seriously should observe the fact we're all on the same team here. nobody wants to see terrorism flourish online there is a lot we can do to respond when things happen, a lot can be done reactively. the most important thing for us to do is understand how it germinates in the first place. at jigsaw, we send employees to iraq to interview isis
defectors, understand the role technology did or did not play. engage them to understand the moments of intervention that might have made the difference. >> dana: do we have information, is there way to intervene to stop it? >> i think in the era of social media, young person who is trying to figure out who is radicalized and trying to figure out how to take the violent next step is in search of answers. at jigsaw, we tried to work with counter extremism organization to tee up advertisements against questions that redirect them to counter narrative, answer the question in way that sends them down. >> dana: isn't that a problem, you see content and you are curious and conat the present time that is liked by other people might see your same point of view? >> key distinction between counter narrative and isis era is teenageaers in the era of social media, don't click on things that don't look like
answers. >> dana: what about right-wing extremist, he wasn't a teenager, the shooter in new zealand. >> few things from what we've seen with isis and al qaeda. the first is it is more decentralized movement. the second, a lot of engage cemetery happening in the alt tech ecosystem, platform they are creating for themselves, less known to the public. >> dana: okay, the big tech companies can't stop those things. >> we should never be complacent. an era of high social media saturation, this is happening everywhere. but i think that if the answer is can the companies do more, of course, we understand that. >> dana: can technology do more? >> of course. >> mark zuckerberg says you can't hire enough people to get on top of getting rid of videos when they pop up. >> i think technology can do more reactively and can do more proactively. get to the heart of it. figure out how to do counter
narrative to stop it before it happens. >> dana: jared cohen. thank you for being here. the michael cohen case. we are getting a better timeline into robert mueller's investigation. chief intelligence correspondent has been combing through the documents. you are the best at that, what did you find? >> that is a compliment. the court records show special counsel robert mueller and his team obtained search warrant for michael cohen e-mail accounts earlier than previously reported with first warrant in july of 2017. over the next four months, special counsel sought more warrants covered cohen's e-mail correspondence during the presidential campaign. this timeframe matters, cohen was negotiating and paid two women to remain silent after alleged affairs with then candidate donald trump. the president denied the affairs. federal and state investigators, whether the cohen payments are campaign finance violations. it is worth noting records
released earlier today, anything relating to campaign finances, you see he, is heavily redacted or blacked out. cohen testified recently about payments and told lawmakers he was directed by the u.s. attorney for southern district of new york not to discuss his conversations with president trump or others that took place after the f.b.i. raid. >> unfortunately, this topic is actually something that is being investigated right now by the southern district of new york and i've been asked by them not to discuss and not to talk about the issues. >> one of the underreported elements in the record show f.b.i. wanted cohen historical location data to show where he was when he sent and received the e-mails "on or about april 7, 2018, the u.s. attorney's office, and f.b.i. sought and obtained warrant for perspective cell phone location information
for subject device one and subject device two on or about april 8, 2018. the u.s. attorney and f.b.i. sought and obtained authority to implore technique known as trigger fish to determine the location of these various devices. trigger fish is commonly described as technology that marries up data to help locate when you make these transmissions with the e-mail. more importantly, it can allow the user to eavesdrop on conversations, that is not apparent in the warrant. bottom line, it is very aggressive position or posture the f.b.i. took with cohen. >> dana: thank you for that. let's bring in jim tru ss, former d.o.j. prosecutor. there he is. we have him, as well. based on the reporting so far, does it look like the search warrant was on the up and up? everything followed according to procedure? >> well, these are lengthy search warrants, several wrapped
into the disclosure today, like 265 pages. when i used to super vise prosecutors, i thought if it was too long a case warrant, their case stankthere is a lot of stock language and for whatever reason southern district of new york mustn't like trees, they like long documents. most of what you see is standard form in terms of looking at cohen's financial misdeed, taxi medallions, mortgage application fraud, loan fraud. the part of interest is obviously the campaign finance violations, which is redacted. that says fdny has active case they are looking at. >> dana: was it a surprise to learn this case opened up earlier than reported back in july of 2017? >> not really. i mean, i don't want to pat myself on the back on that, either. i would say, look, most cases don't go overt until they are pretty far down stream. it is not a shock.
there are interesting questions about the handoff between special counsel and fdny, and where the lines were drawn. we don't know that yet. the timing is not a big surprise. federal investigations take a while before they surface. >> dana: trigger fish, this technique and use, is that maybe it is more common than people think? >> i wouldn't say it is all that common. i mean, it is technique that has been around for a while. i don't think this is something they were using to intercept content in real time. >> dana: you don't? >> i wouldn't equate to wire tap, it is probably geo location and knowing where the guy is, which could mean they are trying to corroborate him or find out if he's lying about an important point. >> dana: rosenstein deputy attorney general and barr, asked dag, to stay on longer. he was meant to leave in mid-march, why do you think that is? >> yeah, i'm not privy to the
conversation, so i guess i don't know for sure. i think it makes sense to have rod around to have the institutional knowledge of the mueller probe still available to all, when the probe breaks, when the report goes public. i suspect barr being pragmatic teaching up the next dag to replace rod and answer questions is a pretty tall task and i think he probably likes the idea of having institutional carryover until that is done. >> dana: anything else we should look in the last seconds when it comes to the cohen documents? >> i no, it is unusual to have search warrants that go public, that is the press insist og it. it tells me cohen's case in most respects seems to be long gone. i don't buy it when he says he is essentially an active cooperator with fdny. >> all right. jim trush ss, appreciate your
expertise. thank you. >> something is happening with those groups of folks that are runging facebook and google and twitter and i do think we have to get to the bottom of it. it is very fair, it is colosive and it is very fair to say we have to do something about it. >> dana: president trump asked about california congressman devin nunes $250 million defamation lawsuit against twitter alleging it allowed "fake tokt slander him in attempt to undermine his 2018 re-election campaign," the republican lawmaker, as well. jona than hunt is on that story. what led to this particular lawsuit? >> congressman devin nunes is upset parity twitter account devin nunes mom and devin nunes cow have been critical of him in tweets, many of which are too crude to quote here. some suggested in very graphic images exactly how close cohen
might be to president trump in unflattering terms, including this pun-filled one from devin cow account. "devin's boots are full of manure, he's utterly worthless and pasture time to move him to prison and one said "if you believe in obstruction of justice and perjury, vote for devin nunes," but if congress devin nunes meant this to be a warning shot to anyone criticizing him, it backfired with comments proliferrating today, criticizing him as thin skinned and his lawsuit as frivolous. now some have stuck up for the congressman. one twitter using warning devin cow that dark days are coming to which the twitter cow replied, "dude, you're threatening a cow." nunes said twitter did nothing
to stop assault because of agenda to allow conservatives to be insulted and silenced. >> i guarantee you, if i put something out that was sexually explicit or ark tack someone personally, they would stop it. they would say this is a sensitive tweet. they never did that to any of the people that were coming after me or other conservatives. so this is more about, more than just conservatives. every american should care about this if they care about the first amendment because the press is definitely changed. >> and nunes warns this is "the first of many lawsuits targeting social media," certain twitter uses might welcome that. at devin cow had 1200 followers prior to the lawsuit being announced, as of now, the cow has 115,000 followers. dana. >> dana: the cow gaining some weight there. thank you so much. elizabeth warren adding new
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battleground states. well, my view is that every vote matters. we should have national voting and that means get rid of the electoral college. >> dana: elizabeth warren floating plan to scrap the electoral college as part of her 2020 agenda. the massachusetts democrat wants to make sure every vote will count in a general election. former national republican general motors and chris hahn, aide to schumer. chris, to you first, i have to say that coming from -- i'm from a small state. if it goes to a national popular vote only, ones i think unconstitutional, that could go to the court and be decided. who would go campaign in mississippi if the goal is to hit as many of the high population centers as possible? >> well, you're right, it would need constitutional sxhaement --
amendment and maybe it is time. founders were afraid of democracy and the peep and he will tried to take the ultimate decision away from the people and have a check on the people through electoral college. we found a couple elections in the last 20 years that have ended where the majority of the vote didn't win the election, i don't know how much longer that can happen to consider ourselves a democratic republic. campaigns would be different and maybe majority would not have been what it was in the elections had people campaigned nationally, i think it is time to reconsider the electoral college, reconsider the united states senate, where i used to work. >> dana: you want to get rid of the united states senate? >> i think that california and idaho, having same representatives -- representation is undemocratic. >> dana: that was the whole point. let me get alex in here, the point of the constitution.
alex, i'll let you talk. >> it was the whole point. i should say, these arguments around electoral college, it is donate the player, hate the game. they are going on with elizabeth warren, colorado became the most recent state to propose one of these, where -- >> dana: they passed it. >> electoral votes will be based nationally. if you truly believe every vote should count, the rhetoric behind this, this can't be your position. under that scenario, colorado vote wouldn't matter anybody. >> dana: colorado might as well as that point be california. we don't need borders. >> that is right. the truth is, the founders knew what they were doing, this is not a glitch, not an accident. they knew what they were doing and trying to protect smaller states and voter rights to participate in the process. it is bad idea and will not happen and for the record, we should keep the senate. >> dana: yeah, okay. at this point, we'll keep the senate. i want to take you to the press conference earlier in this hour.
president trump talked about another thing that has come up in the democratic primary about the supreme court. watch this. >> pres. trump: no, i wouldn't entertain that, the only reason they want to catch up so if they can't catch up through the ballot box by winning an election, they want to try in a different way. we would have no interest in that whatsoever. it will not happen. it won't happen for six years. >> dana: that is the idea about expanding court packing. chris, what do you think of that? i guess you want to get rid of the supreme court, too? >> no. i'm not for core packing. the merrick garland not being voted on up or down was a trafest and he should be addressed through congress. but i think that look, i'm not for packing or changing the foundation of the court. we have to work to make sure the court is politicized and that the confirmation hearings are about the credentials and less about the personality. it is not an election for
supreme court, picking people to serve for a lifetime and above politics. >> dana: give alex a quick last word. go ahead. >> we looked at this issue when fdr was president, considered one of the only stains on his presidency. it was a bad idea then. it is a bad idea now. congress has authority to do so, you don't need to amend the constitution. it doesn't say how big the supreme court has to be, it is a horrible idea for folks to propose altering democratic institution because of current political dynamic. >> dana: you guys, chris, you got my heart rate up. thank you. >> my job. >> thank you. >> dana: fox on the front line is here, benjamin hall come necessary contact with isis fighters and he will join us next.
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>> this entire area has been devastated. it's not what is happening here in the conflict that matters. people are talking about what happens ahead. this is an area that is totally devastated. moving around inside the city, you can see how this has happened, what will happen next. take a look. >> dana: benjamin hall live with that report. incredibly brave to be out there. i was watching that. unbelievable. we lost his mic there in the end. fast-rising waters devastating portions of the midwest. mike tobin has more. you're live in the middle of it, mike. >> dana, behind me is the rock river, which is about 150 yards over its banks.
if you look behind me, you can see the brown house. that brown house is close to where the edge of the river is supposed to be. beyond that, on the other side of the rock river is a little neighborhood called edgemere terrace. the entire town is surrounded by flood water. so how are the kids getting back and forth to school? this is the mode of transportation. they're kayaking to the other side of the river and this is where they catch the school bus. 40 miles away is freeport, illinois. about 170 people have been evacuated from that particular town. so many water in the center of the country. 14 states, nine million people are impacted and at risk right now. in nebraska, fresh video of the sterling morton beltway which connects nebraska and iowa. that bridge is closed with water on top of it. agriculture in nebraska is taking a big hit due to this flooding, this is the time of
year when the calves are born. they're very young and vulnerable. we have reports of the calves being swept away in the icy waters and separated from their mothers. >> dana: thanks, mike. we have to run. i'm dana perino. here's shep. >> shepard: can a court order a man to become a father and maybe even pay child support for a baby he says he does not want? that just happened and it's part of a legal battle over frozen embryos. one that led to a new state law. but this may not be the end of the fight. reporting begins now. the special counsel robert mueller was able to dig through years of michael cohen's e-mails going all the way back to before the 2016 election. that's according to newly-released search warrants and other documents. they show mueller started investigating the president's former fixer and personal lawyer two months after
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Kabbaladurga - Night Trek
70km from Bangalore and 20km from Kanakapura, Kabbaladurga is visited by devotees during day to worship at the temple on top. This monolithic rocky mountain is precipitous at a height of 980m (3234ft) overlooking the village and a few other mountains nearby. To find the route to this sleepy village where you will spot a cattle shed in front of every house, turn right from Kanakapura main road where the left turn takes you to Muthathi. Kabbaladurga temple is famous among the locals and you can use the Indian GPS ( stop and ask anyone on the road).
Bangalore Mountaineering Club was organizing a night trek to Kabbaladurga peak on Aug 6th, thanks to Saurav for forwarding this information. There were two other colleagues from GE who joined in this trek, the total headcount was 14. They charge Rs 800 per head and includes transport, breakfast, sleeping bags. You can find more details of such treks and long weekend trips - http://www.bmcindia.org/
On Saturday night, we headed to the pick-up point near Lifestyle showroom on Richmond road. There were a few other waiting for the bus that starts from Wind Tunnel Road. I was pleasantly surprised at the number of girls who turned up for a trek. Krishna from BMC and others picked us and the vehicle was heading to Kanakapura through the torn apart roads by Namma Metro project. We reached the base at 12midnight and it was a half-moon night. Krishna briefed us about the plans and gave us our sleeping bags to carry with us. Megha and I realized that we forgot to pack our torch (such an insult) and it was going to be a tough job to hike up without a torch. Plan was to reach the top in two hours and stay (sleep) until 6am and descend. The group reached the first steep ascent and everyone was sleepy and gasping for breath. Following Yogesh's torch light, we were leading the group mostly. Whenever we were doubtful about the route further, we used to wait for Krishna.
The climb is very steep and there is no clear path to provide grip. The locals have carved a few tiny steps just enough to place half of your foot on the most precariously steep rocks. There are electric poles on the way and you need to watch those cables while climbing up. Sometimes using all your legs and hands and climbing up like a monkey is recommended. Try to avoid the slippery parts of the rock where the water sweeps down as it provides no friction. Without a torch light it was too dangerous to take any step.
In two hours with a few breaks gulping water and waiting for others we reached the peak by 2am. It was drizzling a bit and rain cuts were handy. The peak was very cold and mercury levels were reading 14 degree Celsius. Moreover the wind was very strong and you would feel you will fly off if you don't hold to something. Megha was so excited as she was the first one to reach even before me. Once Krishna reached the peak with the tail end at 3am, he walked around the bushes to collect firewood to set a campfire. We were walking on the edges of the mountain through fog and it was a wonderful experience. Krishna asked if anyone smoked in the group and Saurav was running to him thinking Krishna is offering a cigarette. Krishna was asking for a matchbox or lighter. I was glad to find that none of the group members were into smoking.
Lighting up the fire was another Herculean task and none had a lighter or matchstick except a girl who had kept it for lighting up a few candles for her friend's birthday. Krishna, with the help of others trying out paper, plastic, dry grass etc lit up a the firewood and that provided a cozy warm feeling amidst the thick fog and wind. Then he started the 'Mafia' game which put a few of us to sleep and other s to continue the game until day break. The wind gathered more momentum and I felt I would be flying with the sleeping bag. Luckily it was not raining, we were sleeping on the rocks without a tent. Packing myself maximum into the comfort of the sleeping bag I slept until 6am and morning rush to watch the clouds floating woke me up. It was heaven on earth!!! You will feel like floating along with those cotton like clouds…
Reality struck me when Krishna asked us to pack up the sleeping bags and start descending. Descent was even more difficult as at many parts of the trek you will have to descend vertically without any grip or anything to hold. Sitting and sliding down on your bums is the easiest way to tackle this and always remember to lean against the rock instead of the air which can't support your heavy body. In 45 min, against the expected 2 hrs we reached the base. After freshening up we waited for others while trying to catch up with a power nap inside the vehicle. By 9:30 am we were in Kanakapura munching a much rewarding breakfast and we were home by 11am. Looking forward to more such organized treks by BMC.
By romin at August 19, 2011
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Joannicjusz, imię świeckie Joann Jakowlewicz Obrazcow (ur. 1793, zm. 18 kwietnia 1880) – rosyjski biskup prawosławny.

Jego ojciec służył przy cerkwi w Titowce (gubernia twerska) jako lektor i psalmista. Ukończył seminarium duchowne w Twerze, następnie zaś Petersburską Akademię Duchowną, gdzie w 1817 uzyskał tytuł kandydata nauk teologicznych. Został następnie zatrudniony w seminarium duchownym w Czernihowie. 28 sierpnia 1819 złożył wieczyste śluby mnisze z imieniem Joannicjusz. Święcenia diakońskie przyjął 29 sierpnia tego samego roku, dzień później został wyświęcony na hieromnicha. W 1821 został profesorem teologii i rektorem seminarium duchownego w Mińsku.

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CoE : Questionnaire: Study on NGO activities, particularly humanitarian efforts targeting refugees and other migrants
Written by Philippe Grolleau
Message from the President of the INGOs Conference of the Council of Europe
Dear NGO representative,
In 2008 the Conference of INGOs created the Expert Council on NGO Lawin order to contribute to the enabling legal environment for NGOs. Our Expert Council carries out thematic and country studies on specific aspects of NGO legislation and legal opinions on specific piece of legislation.
Considering its mandate, the Expert Council is currently preparing a thematic study on the impact on NGO activities, particularly humanitarian efforts targeting refugees and other migrants, of changing criminal law approaches or provisions in Council of Europe Member States. The aim is to cover as many national contexts as possible, including those which are already known as threatening NGOs helping migrants.
Obviously, the results of the study will depend on the available data. That's why we solicit your help, asking you to answer the enclosed questionnaire (in English) related to the relevant legislation and practice in the field of migration. We know that NGOs are at the forefront when it comes to respond to the human rights challenges of asylum and migration in Europe.
We really count on your help. Thank you in advance for kindly sending your responses by email to before 2 September 2019.
As always, you will be informed about the progress and final results of the study.
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Enclosed: Questionnaire on State Practice
CoE : 3rd session of the PACE (cont'd)
The Assembly today elected Marija Pejcinovic Buric (Croatia) Secretary General of the Council of Europe for a five-year term beginning on 18 September 2019.
In the first round of the election Marija Pejcinovic Buric obtained 159 votes, an absolute majority, and Didier Reynders (Belgium) 105 votes. There were 264 votes cast.
Ms Pejcinovic Buric is Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign and European Affairs of the Republic of Croatia.
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PACE ratifies Russian delegation's credentials
PACE has voted to ratify the credentials of the Russian delegation after they were challenged on substantial grounds on the second day of its plenary session in Strasbourg, declaring that it remained "committed to dialogue as a means of reaching lasting solutions".
However, in return the Assembly called on Russia to fulfil a series of recent Assembly recommendations, citing among other things the release of Ukrainian sailors, co-operation on bringing to justice those responsible for downing Flight MH17, and taking measures to end violations of the rights of LGBTI people, especially in Chechnya.
In a resolution based on a report by Sir Roger Gale (United Kingdom, EC), the parliamentarians pointed out that the Assembly was a place where "political dialogue on the Russian Federation's obligations under the Statute of the Council of Europe can take place with the participation of all those concerned" and where the Russian delegation could be "kept accountable" on the basis of the Organisation's values and principles.
The Assembly said it expected its "clear offer of dialogue" to be reciprocal and to lead to concrete results. It resolved to debate a report on the honouring of obligations and commitments by Russia no later than the April 2020 part-session.
Vote on Resolution, Web page of the session, Adopted resolution
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Russian delegation's credentials challenged
The credentials of the new Russian delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE), presented this morning on the second day of the summer plenary session in Strasbourg, have been challenged on both substantive and procedural grounds.
Nino Goguadze (Georgia, EC), making the challenge on substantial grounds, cited Russia's "persistent failure to honour obligations and commitments". She was supported by at least thirty members of the Assembly present in the Chamber, belonging to at least five national delegations.
Volodymyr Ariev (Ukraine, EPP/CD), making the challenge on procedural grounds, cited irregularities in the composition of the delegation. He was supported by at least ten members of the Assembly present in the Chamber, belonging to at least five national delegations.
The challenges were referred without debate to the relevant committees for report to the Assembly, which will consider the question tomorrow at 3.30 pm, the opening of the afternoon sitting.
The members of the Russian delegation are entitled to sit provisionally with the same rights as other members until the Assembly has reached a decision but may not vote on their own credentials.
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CoE : Amélie de Montchalin, representing the French Presidency of the Committee of Ministers, addressing the Assembly
"We must preserve the pan-European dimension of the Council of Europe"
PARLIAMENTARY ASSEMBLY SESSIONSTRASBOURG24 JUNE 2019
"As we celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Council of Europe, we can measure the progress made since 1949 and the fact that this organisation is more essential than ever to promote our common values and foster economic and social progress on our continent," said Amélie de Montchalin, French Secretary of State in charge of European Affairs, representing the French Presidency of the Committee of Ministers, addressing the Assembly today.
Ms de Montchalin praised the "close dialogue" between the Assembly and the Committee of Ministers, a co-operation which "will enable the Council of Europe to continue to give life to the hope of progress born in 1949" and "to overcome the current crisis". In this context, she stressed the importance of making the new joint procedure operational, which will make it possible to "react in a more effective, clear and coordinated manner when a member State fails to fulfill its statutory obligations". A window of opportunity is "open, and we must seize it, collectively, in order to preserve the pan-European dimension of the Council of Europe," she said.
In her address, Ms de Montchalin also mentioned the main developments within the Committee of Ministers since its previous session on 17 May in Helsinki, and announced a number of events organised in the framework of the French Presidency with regards to its priorities, namely: preserving and consolidating the European system of human rights protection – recalling that the system of the European Convention on Human Rights was an unparalleled asset in the world – promoting equality and living together , and respond to new challenges in the field of human rights and the rule of law, particularly in the field of digital technology and artificial intelligence.
CoE : Clarification of PACE's Rules
"PACE affirms its members' rights 'to vote, to speak and to be represented in the Assembly and its bodies"
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) has decided that its members' "rights to vote, to speak and to be represented in the Assembly and its bodies shall not be suspended or withdrawn in the context of a challenge to or reconsideration of credentials".
In a resolution based on a report by Petra de Sutter (Belgium, SOC), the Assembly said this clarification of its Rules was to "ensure that member States' right and obligation to be represented and to participate in both statutory bodies of the Council of Europe is respected".
Citing the "exceptional context" of a recent decision by the Committee of Ministers, the Assembly also decided, in a derogation from its Rules of Procedure, to invite the parliaments of Council of Europe member States "which are not represented by a delegation to the Assembly" to present their credentials at the June 2019 part-session. Normally, credentials can only be presented at the opening of the ordinary session in January.
Read full article: PACE affirms its members' rights 'to vote, to speak and to be represented in the Assembly and its bodies'
CoE : 3rd part of the Ordinary session of the Parliamentary Assembly
"We must shoulder our responsibilities to defend the common interests of all Europeans"
"The part-session which we are starting today is taking place in extraordinary circumstances. Our Organisation is going through a crisis which has serious implications for the European human rights protection system and for the stability and sustainability of our own institutions," the PACE President stressed at the opening of the session.
"We must therefore find a way to move forward. We all have the same objective: to defend the common interests of 830 million Europeans who expect to be able to enjoy – without any exclusion whatsoever – the protection of the European Convention on Human Rights. Let us always keep this in mind," Liliane Maury Pasquier said.
"In taking our decisions today, we must all remember the origins of the crisis we are experiencing because there are incontrovertible facts which the Assembly can neither ignore nor accept. We are therefore going to continue to defend with conviction and determination our positions and the principles of international law that are so important to us. At the same time, we must also shoulder our institutional and political responsibilities," she stressed.
Read full article: 'We must shoulder our responsibilities to defend the common interests of all Europeans'
COE : Exchange of views between the candidates for the post of Secretary General
Exchange of views between the candidates for the post of Secretary General of the Council of Europe and the Conference of INGOs
On 11 April the Conference of INGOs held an exchange of views with the two candidates for position of Council of Europe Secretary General: Minister Didier Reynders (Belgium) and Minister Marija Pejčinović Burić (Croatia). It was an excellent opportunity for the members of the Conference to find out more about the candidates' political vision for the future of the Council of Europe. For the candidates it was an occasion to listen the main concerns and ideas aiming at restoring public trust in democratic institutions and reinforcing the impact of Council of Europe standards.
During the exchange, several questions from the floor addressed issues such as how to face the political and financial crises in the Council of Europe, how to prevent corruption, promote equality, fight against LGBTI discrimination and how to reinforce the implementation of Council of Europe standards and human rights.
We wish both candidates a lot of success for their campaign!
COE : "NGOS PROVIDE VALUABLE SUPPORT TO THE DEMOCRATIC SYSTEM"
Meeting between the President of the Congress and the President of the Conference of INGOs STRASBOURG3 APRIL 2019
On the 3rd April, the President of the Conference of INGOs met with the President of the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities.
During this first bilateral meeting, Anna Rurka stressed the importance and interest of the Conference of INGOs to reinforce its interactions with the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities. She informed the President on the INGOs decision to hold the Conference of INGOs autumn session in parallel of the Congress session, in order to foster interactions and common debate.
The Conference of INGOs and the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities is working together on the updating of the Code of good practice for Civil Participation in the Decision-Making Process. The draft of the amended Code should be presented for adoption by the Congress and the Conference of INGOs during their reciprocal sessions in autumn.
The President of the Congress underlined the importace of the NGOs contribution to the work of the Congress in the Member States of the Council of Europe. Both highlighted interdependence between the participation of the NGOs in the decision-making process at the local, national and intergovernmental levels and the importance for the Council of Europe to continually focus its attention on the enabling environment for civil society organizations.
CoE : The future of the Council of Europe: Civil Society's commitment
CoE : Priorities of the French Presidency of the Committee of Ministers
CoE : Letter of the President of the INGO Conference
CoE : A Statement on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the creation of the Council of Europe


The Archdiocese of Toronto and its associated parishes are committed to providing a welcoming, accessible and inclusive environment for all of its parishioners, visitors, volunteers and employees. We work to ensure that the standards of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA,) 2005 are conscientiously observed and all of our parishes provide a welcoming and equal opportunity for worship.
Our family of faith works to assure that all persons within our community are aware of their responsibilities to foster an accessible and inclusive environment for persons with disabilities. Our belief, that encouraging an atmosphere that respects the worth, dignity and independence of all people as children of God, creates an accessible, inclusive and welcoming environment for worship. To ensure greater awareness and responsiveness to the needs of a person with disabilities, the Archdiocese will provide training for clergy, staff and volunteers who provide pastoral care or service to parishioners or members of the parish.
The Archdiocese established a Multi-year Accessibility Plan which outlines the specific steps we are taking to prevent and remove barriers and comply with current and future requirements of the AODA. The plan will be provided in an accessible format upon request and the Archdiocese will review the plan on a yearly basis to highlight our progress. The plan is available on the Archdiocese of Toronto website at www.archtoronto.org/about-us/safe-environment/accessibility.
The Archdiocese will communicate with people with disabilities in ways that take into account their disability. We will work with the person with a disability to determine what method of communication works for them.
Training will be provided to all employees, volunteers, contractors and other third parties; persons involved in the creation of policies; and all others who provide goods, services or facilities on behalf of the Archdiocese. This includes management and senior leaders of our organization, even though they may not be directly involved in providing goods or services to people with disabilities. It is important that the policy makers understand areas that must be covered in the training.
Each person will receive training as soon as practicable after he or she is assigned the applicable duties and will be trained on an ongoing basis, in connection with changes to the policies, practices and procedures governing the provisions of goods or services to persons with disabilities.
The purpose of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (2005) and the requirements of the Customer Service Standard.
The Archdiocese' policies, practices and procedures specifically relating to the Customer Service Standard.
How to interact with people with disabilities who use an assistive device or who may be accompanied by a support person or require the assistance of a service animal.
How to use equipment or devices (this includes Bell Relay/TTY services for telephone communications) available on the parish/location's premises or otherwise provided by the parish/location that may help with the provision of goods or services to a person with a disability.
What to do if a person with a disability is having difficulty accessing the goods and services from the Archdiocese or within a parish and how to provide feedback on such an issue.
People with disabilities have the right to use their own assistive devices to participate in the sacraments and diverse ministries within the parish, contributing to full and active involvement in our faith community. The Archdiocese will make every effort to ensure that all people dealing with our parishioners and guests including clergy, lay leaders, volunteers and staff are trained and familiar with various assistive devices that may be used by persons who have disabilities.
The Archdiocese and its parishes will make every reasonable effort to provide accessible telephone service to our parishioners and other community members engaged in the activities of the church. We will train clergy, lay leaders, staff and volunteers to communicate over the telephone in clear and plain language and become familiar with telephone technologies used by people with disabilities. We will offer to communicate with people by alternate means such as hard copy mail, email or in person if use of the telephone is not a suitable communication vehicle.
Our parishes are committed to welcoming people with disabilities accompanied by a support person. At no time will a person with a disability who is accompanied by a support person be prevented to having access to that support person. Fees must be waived for support persons for admission to an event hosted in a parish for which a fee is charged.
Our parishes are committed to welcoming people with disabilities who are accompanied by a service animal. We will train our clergy, lay leaders, staff and volunteers in how to interact with people with disabilities who are accompanied by service animals.
Service animals are animals specifically trained to assist people with disabilities in their activities of independent living. They are not considered pets but rather an auxiliary aid similar to the use of a cane, crutch, or wheelchair.
A guide animal, trained by authorized vendors to service for mobility, individuals who are visually impaired and/or blind.
A hearing animal, trained to alert a person with significant hearing loss or who is deaf when a sound occurs, such as a knock on the door or fire alarm.
Special skills animals, trained to assist a person who has a mobility or health disability. Duties may include carrying, fetching, opening doors, ringing doorbells, activating elevator buttons, steadying a person while walking, helping a person up after a fall, emotional support, etc. Service animals sometimes are called assistance animals.
A seizure response animal, trained to assist a person with a seizure disorder. The animal's service depends on the person's needs. The animal may go for help or may stand guard over the person during a seizure. Some animals have learned to predict a seizure and warn the person.
A companion animal or emotional support animal that assists persons with psychological disabilities. Emotional support animals can help alleviate symptoms such as depression, anxiety, stress and difficulties regarding social interactions, allowing individuals to live independently and fully use and enjoy their living environment.
A person accompanied by a service animal is not required to disclose the nature of their disability. When we cannot easily identify that an animal is a service animal, a letter can be requested from the following health professionals: speech-language pathologists, chiropractors, nurses, occupational therapists, optometrists, physicians and surgeons, physiotherapists, psychologists, registered psychotherapists and registered mental health therapists.
The Archdiocese and its parishes will provide a public notice in the event of a planned or unexpected disruption in the facilities or services usually used by people with disabilities. This notice will include information about the reason for the disruption, its anticipated duration and a description of alternative facilities or services, if available.
The notice will be placed in a suitable location.
A best practice is to prepare a template in advance and decide where you want to post the notification. You may want specific templates prepared for chronic problems or anything with a regular scheduled maintenance shutdown.
The Archdiocese and our parishes welcome feedback about our accessibility policy and services. Comments can be made in person, over the telephone, in writing and by email to accessibility@archtoronto.org or directly to a parish office. Parishioners or visitors may expect to hear back within 15 business days upon receipt of their feedback. The public has been advised that our feedback processes can be provided in accessible formats and/or communication support can be provided, upon request.
The Archdiocese and our parishes are committed to developing accessibility service policies that respect and promote the dignity and independence of people with disabilities. The Archdiocese will make reasonable efforts to modify or amend any policy that does not respect and promote the dignity and independence of people with disabilities.
This policy exists to achieve service excellence to those members of our community with disabilities. Documents required by the Accessibility Standards for Customer Service are available upon request.
When a request is received, we will consult with the person to determine their accessibility needs. Accessible formats and communication supports must be provided in a timely manner and at no additional cost.
If language barriers exist, please email accessibility@archtoronto.org for assistance.
Alternative formats of the Archdiocese of Toronto's documents are available upon request.


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"When you stop learning, you are a slave to what you know."
"Your brain wants your life to be predictable.
You're a slave to the fixed-mindset you have about what you think you are."
"people inflate or exaggerate reality by 5–7X when they fear avoiding loss.
Interestingly, people stay in even terrible addictions because, at least while in the addiction, their life is predictable. Even when they know their life is being destroyed, the fear of the unknown keeps them from changing their lives."
Interesting and I would have to agree that when I have done things without knowing what the ultimate outcome would be...those are the times when I experienced the most growth.
We have to do some cognitive shifting to move out of our addictive thinking.
Very good stuff Dale. The title alone stands by itself but as a whole some of the best material I've had the pleasure of reading here. I hope everyone stops by to get a little boost in their quit.


What is the meaning of freeborn in Hindi?
[FN#193] Or "freeborn," the Arabic word used here having this double meaning.
[FN#194] Or "freeborn," the Arabic word used here having this double meaning.
If there were naught else, it were enough that you have called a freeborn thane's daughter a thrall to your evil mistress.
The requirement of being "freeborn" harkens back to the earliest days of Freemasonry.
I need more caffeine, to offset my loss of an hour of sleep to my region's move to "daylight saving time," which as Bill Kauffman points out is "that puzzling ritual of mass clock-winding ill befitting freeborn Americans."


This Drug That Can Stop An Overdose. Why Is It So Hard to Get?
The rising death toll from opiate overdose in the U.S.—almost 17,000 involved prescription painkillers and 3,000 involved heroin in 2010, according to the CDC—has public health officials looking for an antidote.
There actually is one. The drug called naloxone is a kind of emergency break for overdose: it can stop and reverse an overdose from opioids like morphine, heroin, and oxycodone. And between 2006 and 2010, it stopped 10,171 overdoses after having been distributed to 53,032 people, according to the CDC. Approved by the FDA in 1971, naloxone has historically been used in hospitals and emergency rooms. But a recent push from government officials and public health experts in New York and elsewhere is trying to make naloxone more available, putting the life-saving drug in the hands of first responders, community organization leaders and pharmacists. But bringing the drug to the ever growing number of patients at risk for opiate overdose—more than 12 million people reported using prescription painkillers non-medically in 2010, says the CDC, and another nearly 700,000 reported using heroin in 2012—is not going to be easy.
There are several barriers to getting this drug to patients outside the hospital, experts say. The issue is that filling a naloxone prescription can be quite difficult, depending on where a patient lives. That's because many doctors and pharmacists don't know they can prescribe naloxone outside of the hospital and because the drug is not always reimbursed by insurance companies, says Daniel Wermeling, a professor of pharmacy at the University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy, who is developing a nasal naloxone spray, which, if approved, would be the the first nasal spray approved for use in the U.S. "Doctors don't know how to write the prescription because there's no template for it. If they do send it to CVS or Walmart, the pharmacist wouldn't know what to do with it," Wermeling says.
Currently, 23 states and the District of Columbia have laws of varying types to make naloxone more widely available in communities. Rhode Island, for example, has created what is called a "collaborative practice agreement" with Walgreens, a hospital doctor, and the Board of Pharmacy so that patients can walk in to the pharmacy and get the drug without seeing a doctor first. Reports about the program say insurance companies have paid for the drug.
As of a couple of years ago, some 15 states also had community programs that distributed naloxone with pretty good success. But those groups have come up against another structural problem with naloxone: The small market means few manufacturers, leading to high prices and occasional shortages. "The cost is going up and the supply is unpredictable," explains Rain Henderson at the Clinton Health Matters Initiative at the Clinton Foundation, which is working to help bring together community groups and manufacturers to ensure a predictable and affordable supply of naloxone going forward.
And for reasons that aren't entirely clear, several naloxone manufacturers have dropped out of the market over recent years, leaving two companies, Hospira and Amphastar, as the only sources of the drug until very recently. This has led to past shortages and a rise in price for the drug, community groups say. Confidentiality agreements prohibit them from disclosing the price they pay for the drug.
These challenges, paired with the relatively small U.S. market for naloxone—roughly $25 million in US sales, says Wermeling, compared with more than $2.5 billion in sales for the prescription painkiller OxyContin—have not given many companies the incentive to start making it. But, in March, Mylan, a drug company in Pittsburgh, announced the launch of a naloxone injection. The FDA also recently approved an auto-injector naloxone devise called Evsio. The good news about this new product is that it creates a precedent for prescription for naloxone—people on high-dose opioids may leave the doctor's office with an Rx for this, in case of emergency—but it is also likely to be very expensive. Experts say it could cost up to $500.


text:
namespace Ui {
class tradingDialog;
}
class WalletModel;

class tradingDialog : public QDialog
{
    Q_OBJECT

public:
    explicit tradingDialog(QWidget *parent = 0);
    ~tradingDialog();

    void setModel(WalletModel *model);

private slots:

    void InitTrading();
    void on_TradingTabWidget_tabBarClicked(int index);
    void ParseAndPopulateOrderBookTables(QString Response);
    void ParseAndPopulateMarketHistoryTable(QString Response);
    void ParseAndPopulateAccountHistoryTable(QString Response);
    void ParseAndPopulateOpenOrdersTable(QString Response);
    void UpdaterFunction();
    void CreateOrderBookTables(QTableWidget& Table,QStringList TableHeader);
    void CalculateBuyCostLabel();
    void CalculateSellCostLabel();
    void DisplayBalance(QLabel &BalanceLabel,QLabel &Available, QLabel &Pending, QString Currency,QString Response);
    void ActionsOnSwitch(int index);
    void CancelOrderSlot(int row, int col);
    void on_UpdateKeys_clicked();
    void on_LoadKeys_clicked();
    void on_SaveKeys_clicked();
    void on_GenDepositBTN_clicked();
    void on_Buy_Max_Amount_clicked();
    void on_buyOrdertypeCombo_activated(const QString &arg1);
    void on_BuyBidcomboBox_currentIndexChanged(const QString &arg1);
    void on_UnitsInput_textChanged(const QString &arg1);
    void on_BuyBidPriceEdit_textChanged(const QString &arg1);
    void on_BuyBSTY_clicked();
    void on_SellBSTYBTN_clicked();
    void on_SellBidcomboBox_currentIndexChanged(const QString &arg1);
    void on_Sell_Max_Amount_clicked();
    void on_UnitsInputBSTY_textChanged(const QString &arg1);
    void on_SellBidPriceEdit_textChanged(const QString &arg1);

    void CalculateCSReceiveLabel();
    void on_CSUnitsInput_textChanged(const QString &arg1);
    void on_CSUnitsBtn_clicked();
    void on_CS_Max_Amount_clicked();

    void on_Withdraw_Max_Amount_clicked();
    void on_WithdrawUnitsBtn_clicked();

    void on_AdvancedView_stateChanged(int arg1);

    int SetExchangeInfoTextLabels();

    string encryptDecrypt(string toEncrypt, string password);
    QString BittrexTimeStampToReadable(QString DateTime);
    QString CancelOrder(QString Orderid);
    QString BuyBSTY(QString OrderType, double Quantity, double Rate);
    QString SellBSTY(QString OrderType, double Quantity, double Rate);
    QString Withdraw(double Amount, QString Address, QString Coin);
    QString GetMarketHistory();
    QString GetMarketSummary();
    QString GetOrderBook();
    QString GetOpenOrders();
    QString GetAccountHistory();
    QString GetBalance(QString Currency);
    QString GetDepositAddress();
    QString HMAC_SHA512_SIGNER(QString UrlToSign,QString Secretkey);
    QString sendRequest(QString url);
    QJsonObject GetResultObjectFromJSONObject(QString response);
    QJsonObject GetResultObjectFromJSONArray(QString response);
    QJsonArray  GetResultArrayFromJSONObject(QString response);

public slots:

private:
    Ui::tradingDialog *ui;
    //Socket *socket;
    int timerid;
    QTimer *timer;
    QString ApiKey;
    QString SecretKey;
    WalletModel *model;

};

#endif // TRADINGDIALOG_H

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A little girl with her mother seemed to be having a nice time at a cafe. They had just arrived and they enjoyed the novelty of the situation. Sat on a tall baby chair, the girl was ready to eat some food, when her mother took out the pot; she said "nammm!!", which was beautiful to hear, and made the mother happy. Having had a spoonful offered to her by her mother, who seemed respectful of her wishes, she took the spoon and started serving herself. She took a couple more spoonfuls by herself and, feeling satisfied, she began to look around and enjoy the moment.
But, suddenly, her mother started pushing the spoon toward her mouth. Initially, she recoiled, but made an effort to swallow. Her obvious difficulty at keeping the fast feeding pace set by the mother did not stop the mother from continuing this pushy behaviour until she had finished the whole pot. At some point, the girl tried to get out of the chair and away from this uncomfortable situation, but the mother held her firmly against her body and continued pushing food into her mouth, which the girl could only just about manage to eat.
This reporter. who was observing the situation and could not help but show anger and disgust, was noticed by the girl, at which point she seemed to realise something as she looked at this stranger in the eye. She then stopped forcing her throat to swallow and stuck her tongue out, rejecting the last spoonful, which was considerably big.
The mother then finished her coffee with a twisted downward neck and putting great tension on her throat, as if drinking her coffee was an act of self punishment.
Right after she finished the whole pot, the girl tried to walk around for a bit, but the mother immediately stopped her and said she was not allowed to do that either because it was too much.