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New Orleans During the End of the World
Cities are beautiful in the rain, but only New Orleans bleeds it.
The Amphibian
Riding Amtrak's Crescent line from one end to the other is a bad idea unless you want your journey to last. The 1,377-mile trip from Penn Station in Manhattan to Union Passenger Terminal in the New Orleans Central Business District takes over thirty hours, even if it stays on time. I once tried the trip in December. A snowstorm happened. Fifty hours after departure, I arrived in New Orleans on a chartered bus, and swore never again. But after my mom called to tell me my grandmother had died and that—this is the important part—she had left the old Montiglio house to me, I bought another train ticket and hoped for snow. In April.
My mom wanted to turn the house into a short-term rental—we could maybe subdivide the one living space into two, then list both halves on Airbnb. "You're up north," she told me, while outside the train window spring greenery unfolded to the blue mountains on the northern Virginia horizon. "I'm in Houston. Neither of us plans to move to New Orleans. It makes sense."
"I didn't ask for this," I said.
"I know, sweetie. All the more reason to make it as painless as possible for you."
"I can't think about it now," I said. Except I was thinking about only it.
I texted my fiancée, Renée: I had no idea gramma hated me so much.
Renée texted back: You dumbass. She obviously trusted you.
I reread "No Place for You, My Love," the magnificent Eudora Welty story from the September 20, 1952 issue of The New Yorker , which reaches across generations to decode New Orleans and south Louisiana in the age of Airbnb, the age of gentrification, the age of a world ending.
Its protagonists, a man from Syracuse and a woman from Toledo, meet each other in the French Quarter and move from a restaurant filled with locals, whose "very local talk drawled across and agitated the peace," to the places south of the city. There, the man and woman, mindful of their own superiority, look at additional locals as if they are noble savages. (At one point, the Toledo woman decides "that she was far more beautiful or perhaps more fragile than the women they saw every day of their lives.") The man and woman are proto-gentrifiers. They are colonizers. Their grandchildren buy New Orleans homes in cash and convert them to short-term rentals, managing them like hotels. I wasn't sure I had the right to do the same. I wasn't sure I could live with myself if I did.
But so what? What's the point of keeping something alive and local in a city that has an expiration date? In her story, Welty describes the features of a world that, even in 1952, long before Deepwater Horizon and Katrina, was beginning to end. She opens one perfect paragraph, "It was a strange land, amphibious—"
To be amphibious is to have features that pertain both to earth and water. New York is a city of islands, but they are islands of bedrock, and the delineation between bedrock and water is clear. When the land is amphibious, there is no such delineation, and without the border a kind of alchemy happens and the land comes to life. It moves. It deforms roads. It sinks streets, cracking concrete and creating valleys and peaks that jar the teeth of bus riders and unleash hell on front-end alignments. Houses lift themselves away, not necessarily as a precaution against flooding but as if to keep the amphibian ground at arm's length. The basements and the tombs are above the ground.
Welty's man and woman go south of the city into the wetlands, and the man installs himself as a guide to the place."That's what I'm going to show you," he says. The woman responds: "Oh, you've been there?" and the man says, "No."
Down there, the amphibian's end game is betrayed, so that anyone with eyes can see. My great uncle lives in the wetlands. He has a tidy, tin-roofed cabin, which sits on stilts ten feet above the ground—we call it a camp—and has a deck running from its back door dozens of yards out to a tendril of brackish water that connects, eventually, with the Gulf of Mexico. When I was a kid, every inch of the deck hovered over land. Now, water splashes against its support columns.
Two questions ran through my head. The first: If you are a white guy moving from New York to New Orleans, are you still a gentrifier if you were born in New Orleans? The second: How would my mom react if I decided to keep the old Montiglio house, if I decided to live there, if I decided to wait in it for the end of the world?
Visiting Jazz Fest During the End of the World
The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival was happening when my train arrived. I bought a ticket. To get to the Fest from my grandmother's house, I had to cross Bayou St. John, a little waterway that cuts from Lake Pontchartrain, at the city's northern edge, to Mid-City, where my grandmother's house is. I walked over the Esplanade Avenue bridge. Outside the houses on either side, little kids sold lemonade; older kids sold beer. At the bridge, a pack of middle-aged tourists debated which side of the bayou the Fest was happening on, and whether the bayou itself was the Mississippi River.
Energy increased with decreasing proximity to the Fairgrounds gates. Doors were left open, and front porch gatherings combined with one another to create one neighborhood party. This effect is common in New Orleans. The Saturday before Mardi Gras, a huge parade rolls through Mid-City, and when I was young, family and friends would gather at my grandmother's house and open the front door, at the landing of the front stairs, and our visitors would merge with everyone else's guests. This parade, like Jazz Fest, is now so large that the event itself is secondary to the neighborhood experiences at its periphery. The closer you get to the epicenter, the less real it feels.
Inside the Jazz Fest gate, I went to the Gentilly Stage, where a local band I had been told about was playing; a friend said it was "a band of Cajun pop pixies." They used many drums, a bass guitar, keyboards, violins. They sang in English and Louisiana French. Recognizably influenced by their cultural heritage, they nevertheless felt contemporary. The band still plays every week at a bar on the edge of Mid-City. My favorite song of theirs is about the 2010 oil spill, from the perspective of local wildlife.
After the cheers went away, the water came. Rain turned the dirt to mud, and barefoot visitors danced, unaware that during the rest of the year this is a horse racing facility, so the mud wasn't just mud. I retreated back through the gates, outside which neighborhood bed and breakfasts and guest houses had vacancies; so many homes have been turned into Airbnbs, say the inn owners, that all the visitors are staying where New Orleanians used to live.
On my way back to my grandmother's house, I walked on broken sidewalks. Rainwater overflowed crevasses, filled empty spaces between buildings, made Bayou St. John climb its banks. The water covered every surface and was sucked away by a circulatory system of pump-driven drains and poured into open arterial canals that can be dry one hour and be ten feet of whitewater rapids the next. Many cities are beautiful in the rain, but I think only New Orleans bleeds it.
Intimate Words
The summer between my first and second years of graduate school, I flew home from New York and considered not going back. A waiter my age, wearing rolled-up shirtsleeves and carrying a tray of beer, got into a conversation with me one day at a cafe on Decatur Street. He talked about his loft by the river and about the art he created on canvases resting against the walls of Jackson Square. A surge of longing surprised me. I loved my whole Brooklyn thing, but it suddenly felt temporary, like a side trip from my actual life.
I did go back to New York, though. I told Renée about my feelings. We were driving up the Taconic to her parents' place. She did not talk to me for an hour and looked at low mountains on the horizon. Eventually she said, "Men have tried to take me away from my family before."
"I would never do that."
"Aren't you?"
Later, I lay in her childhood bedroom with the windows open, and a cool summer evening breeze, the sort of breeze that doesn't happen back home, filled the room. I went downstairs and found her. We watched the sunset. I said, "I will always want to call this place home."
The sun sank. Her arm slipped around my waist. She said, "It will always be home for me."
She slid around so that her body was facing mine. She looked straight into me. "But more than one place can be home. When we get married, we should live in New Orleans."
Two years later, I sat on the sofa in my grandmother's living room. "You're asking me this question so you don't have to make a decision," Renée said through the pixels on my laptop screen.
"No. No." I grinned at her. "I mean yeah, maybe."
I was in the living room of the old Montiglio house, with my MacBook sitting atop my grandmother's stack of coffee table magazines.
One of them was a National Geographic from 2004. While Renée and I Skyped, I flipped through the pages and found a piece called "Gone With the Water," about Louisiana's coast. In the magazine was an image of a man standing chest-deep in the Gulf of Mexico. The man held a photograph of a house on a patch of land that once existed in the space behind him. I closed the magazine. I said, "It's just here the story's similar to how it is in Harlem and Bed-Stuy and Bushwick, and, sure, we wouldn't be displacing anyone from this house in particular, but it's still part of the problem, isn't it?"
"So don't let your mom Airbnb it," Renée said. "Keep it. Make it a standard rental."
"I'm—we, by the way, it'll be we officially soon—"
"Just half. Napoleonic code."
"They don't have the Napoleonic code in New York."
"— we are going to manage a rental property from half the country away? Or we're going to afford a property manager to manage it for us, and deal with taxes, and inspections, and you see what I'm saying here?"
"Then sell it."
Selling was an idea I had never considered long enough to reject. It felt wrong. My mom and I agreed ownership of the old Montiglio house should stay in the Montiglio family.
Renée said, "No, don't sell it. Let's live in it."
She was carrying her computer through her apartment. Through an open window, and so through my laptop speakers, came sounds from Washington Heights. She reappeared on my screen, sitting now at the little table by the window in her kitchen. "I said let's live in it."
"You still have a semester of school left."
"And then we get married. We've talked about New Orleans before. We agreed. This just speeds up the timeline."
"It's not what you want."
"Don't tell me what I want."
I told her it was a bad idea, but I didn't believe my own words. Renée knows me better, most of the time, than I know myself, and she developed that skill way before our wedding.
But I needed to tell her that, when I was ten, I lived on the north shore of the Lake, in a suburb, and an apocalyptic rain inundated the city and the suburbs both. The small lake behind our house overflowed. The street in front filled.
By then, almost 1,900 square miles of Louisiana's coastal wetlands had disappeared; the rate of land loss exceeded a football field's worth every hour. The Gulf of Mexico was accelerating towards the city and the surrounding towns and villages. The maps we used were out of date. Every day moves us closer to a time when people who know south Louisiana as home will have to move away or die. These physical realities were obscured by the terms that described them: coastal erosion, loss rate, mitigation, river diversion. Environmental and economic consequences. Human cost.
"There is the scientific and ideological language," Zadie Smith wrote for the New York Review of Books , "but there are hardly any intimate words. Is that surprising?"
"Look," Renée said. "We have lives to live. So let's live."
I said, "Okay, let's live," and we sat there together, thousands of miles apart, connected by technology and comfortable quiet.
After the funeral, people filled my grandmother's house and speculated too loudly about what I would do with the place, and spread rumors too loudly about why the old woman left the place to me and not some other member of the family. After all, I was never around, and neither was my mom, not since my dad—her son—died. They talked, and I remembered sitting, as a small kid, on my grandmother's lap, on the balcony porch formed by the landing of her front staircase. We had conversations. She told me about the people who had been born and who had died in her house. I listened for hours.
When everyone left, my mom and I sat on that same porch. It was evening. A streetlight clicked on and silent insects danced in its halo.
"The place will make a great vacation rental," my mom said. "This time of year especially."
I said, "Yeah," and gripped the arms of my chair.
"We could bring in two or three thousand a month, some months, I think from the research I've done. Think of how much of a help that'd be for you and Renée."
I said, "Mom, I want to keep the house myself."
"It'd be easier to transfer ownership. I'm just thinking of the taxes."
"No, I mean, I want to keep it. I want to live in it."
My mom went quiet. The old Montiglio house opened to a side street so narrow it felt like a crumbling path in some old French village. Sometimes, when the air was still, the traffic a block away on Carrollton was light, and the streetcar wasn't whirring by, this stretch of the neighborhood became almost silent.
Eventually, I said: "Mom?"
"You haven't said anything about my decision."
"What's to say? I'm not going to stop you." Another bit of near-silence passed, then she kept talking. "I just think you need to be up-front with Renée. She needs to know what she's signing up for. For all we know, the next flood's a few months away, and then what? You move here and have your life uprooted immediately, or in a year, or in five years, or ten years. I love this city, you know that, but . . ."
Anything could happen anywhere, I told her. Hurricanes hit New York, too.
"But it's different," my mom said.
She was right, sort of. Lifetimes have happened since people here began to learn about the destiny of the place. But in the aughts, the stage of signs and portents ended when my family gathered around a battery-operated radio to hear the news as New Orleans' flood walls toppled. Remember that God promised He would never again destroy the world with water, but He did not promise to stop Man from doing the same.
The last period of quiet was the longest. When my mom stood, she gave me a smile and touched my shoulder. "It'll be nice having you closer, you know, at least in the region."
I smiled back at her. It would be nice. She kissed my forehead and went inside.
Down the stairs on the above-ground basement level of the house, a split had formed in the exterior wall. The door of the basement level had shifted, and was stuck shut in its frame. The amphibian ground was on the move, dancing, rolling, ready to shrug my grandmother's house off its back.
But the house had been here a hundred fifty years ago, when it was built on the edge of what would become City Park; it had been here a hundred years ago, when somehow the Montiglio family, one generation removed from Sicily and plotting an escape from the Quarter slums, had gotten hold of it; it had been here fifty years ago, and twenty, and five. It would be here tomorrow, and we could keep on going that way, one day at a time.
"I have never known anyone else," Renée once told me, back before we were together, while I sat in a Columbia office watching a live Mardi Gras stream online, "who is as emotionally dependent on their geography as you." She was right. I like most places and love a few. The one I love best is the most mortal, or at least the one most reminded year by year of its mortality. The reason I love it is its ongoing statement of life in the face of acknowledged death.
Rain fell. From the porch of my house, I watched water cover the broken concrete and flow, shimmering under electric lights, along the street.
Bradley Warshauer's first writing credit was "The Dinosaur War," an epic story set in the Cretaceous Period, the lone copy of which was published as part of a second grade assignment. Later he wrote an untitled space opera by hand in a binder. Still later, he earned an MFA in fiction from Adelphi University.
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On Falling in Love with (and Leaving) New York
"I was obsessed with New York. I thought I'd found my forever home."
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Joan of Arc: The Girl Who Saves Cities
Statues and monuments tell us about ourselves mostly, what we hope to remember and be remembered by.
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Die 303. Infanterie-Division war ein Großverband des Deutschen Heeres im Ersten Weltkrieg.

Geschichte
Der Großverband wurde ursprünglich aus dem Divisions-Kommando 303 gebildet und im September 1917 als 303. Infanterie-Division etatisiert. Mit Ausnahme des An- und Abmarsches war sie ausschließlich auf dem rumänischen Kriegsschauplatz eingesetzt.

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1917
 26. Juli bis 9. Dezember – Stellungskrieg in der Moldau im Bereich der Flüsse Sereth und Sușita
 6. August bis 3. September – Durchbruchsschlacht an der Putna und Sușita
 ab 10. Dezember – Waffenstillstand an der rumänischen Front

1918
 bis 7. Mai – Waffenstillstand an der rumänischen Front
 7. Mai bis 11. November – Okkupation von Rumänien
 ab 12. November – Rückmarsch der Heeresgruppe Mackensen vom Balkan durch Ungarn

1919
 bis 4. Januar – Rückmarsch der Heeresgruppe Mackensen vom Balkan durch Ungarn

Kriegsgliederung vom 20. Februar 1918
 1. Kavallerie-Brigade
 Landsturm-Bataillon I. 25, bayr. I 25, bayr. I. 26, XI. 35, XIX. 27.
 33. Kavallerie-Brigade
 Landsturm-Bataillon III. 50, III. 51, XVII. 12, XVIII. 54, XX. 22
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Kommandeure

Literatur
 Ruhmeshalle unserer Alten Armee. Herausgegeben auf Grund amtlichen Materials des Reichsarchivs, Militär-Verlag, Berlin 1927, S. 77, 174.

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Division #:::303
Gegründet 1917
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WineLovers Discussion Group • View topic - Yuk or yum? Meat cake!
Yuk or yum? Meat cake!
Re: Yuk or yum? Meat cake!
That's something to be washed down with a V-8/Zinfandel cooler ... and don't skimp on the Tabasco sauce!!
I'd eat something like that without a problem.
Hmm. Kinda sorta like a multi-layered vertical Shepherd's Pie idea. I don't think it's that off-putting actually. But I'd change the ketchup to a chile colorado.
Fabulous idea! I made a meatloaf like that once only in a loaf pan, topped with mashed spuds. It was yummy.
I'm with you, Karen - it sounds great!
Well, I don't think it's yukky. Just inventive use of meat loaf. Great birthday cake joke for the macho meat eater.
I like it! I agree with Cynthia though about the ketchup underwelming the effort, though.
By the way, did anyone but me look at the so-called T-Bone on top and think it was something else?
Jenise wrote: By the way, did anyone but me look at the so-called T-Bone on top and think it was something else?
Um.... what exactly did you think it was, Jenise?
I like the basic idea, Robin. Probably wouldn't make it a cake, but a layer of meat loaf, a layer of mashed, a layer of meat loaf and another layer of mashed -- seems like a very nice presentation.
It does appeal to the meat eater in me. Thanks.
I think that is a really neat idea! I especially like the last one made with turkey and stuffing...(however, I might have frosted it with sweet potatoes instead!) Creative!
Jenise, do you admit that you and Stuart think alike? You ADMIT it?
Bob Henrick wrote: Jenise, do you admit that you and Stuart think alike? You ADMIT it?
No, no, no, Bob. We might sometimes arrive at the same conclusion, but I assure you we get there by entirely different means.
Jenise wrote: No, no, no, Bob. We might sometimes arrive at the same conclusion, but I assure you we get there by entirely different means.
Heck, and I was beginning to think you were MY kind of woman!
It looks GIRLY!!!! The mashed potatoes should be darkened with tomato paste, and the shape of the cake should be of a big hunk of meat..... Then I'll consider eating it!
Uh oh.... this is getting way too Freudian!!!!
Bob Henrick wrote: Heck, and I was beginning to think you were MY kind of woman!
If your kind of woman thinks like Yaniger, god help you.
I'm not sure whether I think that was awful, creative, or awfully creative!
Sort of an inverted Shepherds Pie. I'd eat it if someone served it...but I wouldn't go to the trouble of making it.


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Dusseldorf the first new route as IAG grows Cork Airport services
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A new air link between Cork and Dusseldorf will be announced soon arising out of the proposed sale of the Government's stake in Aer Lingus to aviation giant IAG.
It is understood that talks on the IAG takeover underpinned Aer Lingus's decision to establish the service.
The news came last night as more details on IAG's specific proposals for Cork Airport emerged, including the seven-year guarantee on the London Heathrow slots, commitments to continue the Paris and Amsterdam services, and a commitment to further exploit the short-haul opportunities provided by IAG's expansive European network.
European Affairs Minister Dara Murphy said the proposed sale would be "just the catalyst for growth" Cork Airport has been waiting for after years of falling passengers numbers.
"Aer Lingus may, in the future, have been subject to a hostile takeover, with no guarantees on connectivity," he said.
"This proposed deal has guaranteed commitments specific to Cork Airport and IAG has identified a strategic need to maintain connectivity between Cork and Heathrow, Paris and Amsterdam. And it intends to grow services out of Cork. IAG has 30 onward destinations from Paris alone. This deal is just the catalyst that Cork has been looking for."
Cork South Central Labour TD Ciarán Lynch said the sale could deliver up to 2.5m more passengers for Ireland by 2020, providing huge tourism and business opportunities in Munster.
Fine Gael TD Jerry Buttimer said it's vital that the various tourism marketing agencies get their act together to promote the region.
County Mayor, Fianna Fáil Cllr Alan Coleman, also welcomed the sale and led calls for the airport to get a major slice of the "connectivity fund" to be created by the proceeds of the sale.
Cork Airport's managing director Niall MacCarthy said if the deal goes ahead, Aer Lingus would likely join the oneworld alliance, which would allow consumers to book seamless connecting services to and from Cork to a host of new destinations.
Cork Chamber also welcomed the proposed sale, in particular, the legally-binding, seven-year protection of the Cork-Heathrow slots.
"This is of paramount importance, given the critical importance of these slots to safeguard Cork's connectivity for the region's business and tourism communities," said Chamber chief executive Conor Healy.
However, Sinn Féin TD for Cork North Central, Jonathan O'Brien, slated Labour for selling off state assets and branded the deal as "another terrible decision for the people of Ireland".
Meanwhile, Kerry Airport will host one of Europe's leading aviation and tourism conferences on June 3-5. More than 450 key figures will arrive at Cork Airport for the CONNECT Aviation Conference in Killarney.
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Elected officials from the South generally and Georgia specifically have been among the most intractable in compromising on issues regarding the federal budget. If they're unwilling to compromise this time to limit the impact of the looming defense cuts, it's largely their own region that will suffer the most.
How effective a stimulus was the payroll tax cut of 2011 and 2012?
We can make long-term spending part of the debate if we want, but the issue is really about paying bills that have already been incurred and meeting spending requirements that are already existing law — and wildly popular on top of that.
Over the long term, we'll need to raise even more revenue and/or cut spending further, but the $1.2 trillion seems a good target for sustainability over the next decade and beyond.
That's a lot of money, but consider the fact that the 400 wealthiest Americans have a net worth of $1.7 trillion.
What do our federal taxes get spent on?
Of the major expenditures in the budget, defense seems the most logical to cut. After all, in 2011, we spent more on the military than the next 13 nations combined.
The House Republicans who were so angered by the lack of spending cuts in the deal tonight were the same ones who killed the much bigger deal that Boehner and Obama were negotiating in recent weeks. Obama's offer that was on the table had $1.2 trillion in revenue increases and $925 billion in spending cuts over 10 years.


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Practice Relating to Rule 36. Demilitarized Zones
Section B. Attacks on demilitarized zones
The US Air Force Pamphlet (1976) states:
Doubtless the creation of [safety or demilitarized] zones would be one of the most effective measures to enhance protection of one's own civilian population, and if the conditions required to make a zone were fulfilled and maintained, virtually all civilian casualties would be avoided in this zone.
United States, Air Force Pamphlet 110-31, International Law – The Conduct of Armed Conflict and Air Operations, US Department of the Air Force, 1976, § 5-4(c).
The US Air Force Commander's Handbook (1980), in a section entitled "Neutralized and Demilitarized Zones", provides:
By agreement, the parties to a conflict may establish certain zones where civilians, the sick and wounded, or other noncombatants may gather to be safe from attack.
A party to conflict cannot establish such a zone by itself; neutralized zones need only be respected if established by agreement between the parties, either in oral or written, or by parallel declarations. Such an agreement may be concluded either before or during hostilities.
United States forces need not respect such a zone unless the United States has agreed to respect it. Even in an unrecognized zone, of course, only legitimate military objectives … may be attacked.
United States, Air Force Pamphlet 110-34, Commander's Handbook on the Law of Armed Conflict, Judge Advocate General, US Department of the Air Force, 25 July 1980, § 3-6(b).
The US Naval Handbook (1995) provides: "An agreed demilitarized zone is also exempt from bombardment."
United States, The Commander's Handbook on the Law of Naval Operations, NWP 1-14M/MCWP 5-2.1/COMDTPUB P5800.7, issued by the Department of the Navy, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations and Headquarters, US Marine Corps, and Department of Transportation, US Coast Guard, October 1995 (formerly NWP 9 (Rev. A)/FMFM 1-10, October 1989), § 8.5.1.3; see also § 8.6.2.2 (protected places and objects).
The US Naval Handbook (2007) states: "An agreed demilitarized zone is also exempt from bombardment."
United States, The Commander's Handbook on the Law of Naval Operations, NWP 1-14M/MCWP 5-12.1/COMDTPUB P5800.7, issued by the Department of the Navy, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations and Headquarters, US Marine Corps, and Department of Homeland Security, US Coast Guard, July 2007, § 8.9.1.3.
In 1987, the Deputy Legal Adviser of the US Department of State affirmed: "We support the principle that attacks shall not be made against appropriately declared or agreed demilitarized zones."
United States, Remarks of Michael J. Matheson, Deputy Legal Adviser, US Department of State, The Sixth Annual American Red Cross-Washington College of Law Conference on International Humanitarian Law: A Workshop on Customary International Law and the 1977 Protocols Additional to the 1949 Geneva Conventions, American University Journal of International Law and Policy, Vol. 2, 1987, p. 427.
The Report on US Practice considers that US opinio juris generally conforms to the rules and conditions prescribed in Article 60 of the 1977 Additional Protocol I.
Report on US Practice, 1997, Chapter 1.8.
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South Australian premier to lead tourism recovery effort following bushfires
Source: Xinhua| 2020-01-13 08:48:27|Editor: zyl
CANBERRA, Jan. 13 (Xinhua) - The Premier of South Australia (SA) has installed himself as the state's Tourism Minister to help "rebuild the economy" following devastating bushfires.
Steven Marshall, who was elected premier in 2018, has announced that he will replace incumbent Tourism Minister David Ridgway as SA recovers from the fires on Kangaroo Island and in the Adelaide Hills.
Three people have died in the two major fires, which began late in December.
More than a third of Kangaroo Island, the wildlife on which is one of SA's major tourist attractions, has been burnt and half of the island's 50,000 koalas are feared dead.
While touring affected areas at the weekend Marshall said that bushfire recovery in tourism hotspots would be the major focus of his government.
"When these fires go out, it's not like we're going to be walking away - in fact, that's when all the hard work begins to try and rebuild the economy," he said.
"As I said to the Prime Minister last week, Kangaroo Island is a pretty special place.
"From an economic recovery prospective, we have two major sectors on the island, agriculture and tourism, and they've both been hit."
Tourism is worth 7.6 billion Australian dollars (5.2 billion U.S. dollars) to the SA economy every year.
Marshall's government on Sunday revealed that 32,000 livestock animals, mostly sheep, and hundreds of beehives perished in fires on the island.
The Country Fire Service (CFS) is still working to contain the fires, which were expected to be exacerbated by forecast worsening conditions on Monday.


Little is more frustrating than finding out about the best place to grab a bagel, get a massage or relax with a Margarita "after" your ski vacation is over. Or even worse-hearing about a B&B that charges half the price of your usual hotel and delivers twice the service.
So rather than rely on central reservations, the local chamber of commerce or just plain old luck, refer to the following list of 35 favorite local haunts. It is the result of quite a bit of prodding and even more cocktails-a combination that in the right proportions can get even the most tight-lipped ski country local to spill at least one golden nugget. These are probably places you didn't know about last season, and they're guaranteed to better your ski vacation this year.


In a large skillet,saute the two kinds of onion in a bit of olive oil until they are soft.
Season this mixture to taste with salt and pepper, then set aside while you prepare the shells.
Take the phyllo and put it in a stack. Then cut into 2-inch squares. I used a ruler so I could try to be as accurate as possible! You'll see that I was able to get 12 2-inch squares from my 1/2 pound of phyllo.
Now take the melted butter and brush a little of it into each well of your mini muffin tin.
Next, take two of your 2-inch squares of phyllo and tuck them into the muffin tin wells.
then add two more squares of phyllo. Brush those lightly with butter, top with 2 more squares, and brush those with butter! You should now have 6 sheets of phyllo in each well, each set lightly brushed with butter.
Now fill each well with some of the spinach mixture.
Now place the bites in the oven and bake for 15-20 minutes until slightly bubbly and the shells are golden. Cool slightly then remove the bites from the pan - I actually just used my fingers to pluck them out, then placed them on a wire rack.
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Heat olive oil in medium skillet over medium heat. Add onions; cook until softened, 3 to 4 minutes.
Meanwhile, mix spinach, feta, cream cheese and egg in medium bowl. Add cooked onions and season with salt, and pepper.
Remove the phyllo dough from the package and stack up. Carefully cut the phyllo dough into 2 inch by 2 inch squares; set aside.
Prepare your mini muffin pan by brushing butter in each well. Place 2 squares of phyllo dough into each well, pushing down to create a cup or crust. Brush the top phyllo filled wells with more melted butter and repeat by placing 2 squares of phyllo dough into each well and pushing down to create a cup or crust again, then brushing with butter. Repeat with another layer of 2 squares of phyllo dough and brush with more melted butter.
I love this idea and will surely be trying this recipe.........Thank you for sharing with the Clever Chicks Blog Hop this week; I hope you'll join us again!
Your Spanakopita Bites look absolutely scrumptious - perfect for a snack, or they'd make wonderful canapés at a cocktail party. Thank you for sharing them with the Hearth and Soul hop. I've shared them on my FB page, and I'm pinning them to my Appetizers board on Pinterest.
This is a great appetizer and it is being featured, this week, at My Meatless Mondays.
I have to pick up some feta. Just ran out, the other day. Bad timing but I do have the spinach.


Thanks to the recent publication of Arthur Meier Schlesinger Jr.'s A Life in the Twentieth Century: Innocent Beginnings, 1917-1950, his father Arthur Meier Schlesinger's In Retrospect: The History of a Historian now forms the opening part of a unique family panor ama of American life stretching from the senior Schlesinger's childhood in late nineteenth-century Xenia, Ohio, where encounters with Civil War veterans were a daily occurrence, to the son's involvement in public debates over the invasion of Iraq, which will presumably be covered in the promised second volume of his memoirs.
The senior Schlesinger's memoir, published in 1963 when the younger Schlesinger was making history as part of John Ken nedy's White House, reflected the optimism of a generation whose lives had coincided with America's transformation into a great world power and with the apparent victory of liberal and progressive values in American life. Looking back, Schlesinger wrote that "my youthful environment...provided an image of America as a pluralistic society as well as a land of opportunity, and nothing in later life has dimmed the vision."
Schlesinger had already thrown himself into campaigns for progressive causes during his years of teaching at Ohio State and the University of Iowa. When Harvard recruited him in 1924, however, he found himself in a position to have a much greater impact on national affairs. His memoir recalls campaigns for justice for the anarchists Sacco and Vanzetti in the 1920s, for the election of FDR, and for American engagement in the war against Hitler. He helped found the influential liberal group Americans for Democratic Action in the 1940s, and opposed McCarthyism in the 1950s. Although not all of these crusades succeeded, nothing shook Schlesinger's faith in the basic decency of the American people. Even the unfounded accusations of communist sympathy that kept his son from being given a naval commission during World War II struck the father as "the well-meant if misguided efforts of persons who believed they were acting in a spirit of the highest patriotism."
At Harvard, Schlesinger took an active role in demanding greater faculty rights during the 1930s and in defending freedom of speech on the campus. Harvard, in his recollections, had never been perfect but was always open to reform: "There was an unceasing spirit of revolt against repose." He remembered the history department in his day as congenial, very different from the "snake pit" his son claimed to have experienced after the father's retirement. Little dreaming how radically the field of history would be shaken by ideological and methodological controversies after the early 1960s, he used his memoir to praise "the consensus in regard to the major forces and events in American history" that historians had achieved, asserting that "the differences that persist concern matters of detail."
Schlesinger was well aware that some of his optimism reflected the tremendous improvement in the situation of university professors during his career. "To an old-timer," he wrote, "the contrast with earlier conditions is somewhat like that between the hair shirt and purple and fine linen." Rather than imitating the critical stance of Henry Adams, Schlesinger fitted himself and his life at Harvard into the dominant strain of American life-writing: the optimistic fusion of private and public memory that goes back to Benjamin Franklin's Autobiography.


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Shane Dawson- Early life , awards and net worth?
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Shane Dawson's genuine name is Shane Lee Yaw. He was brought into the world on July 19, 1988. He is an American Youtuber whose stage name passes by Shane Dawson. He began on YouTube as a farce channel that made improv shows on different subjects. This acquired him a ton of consideration and acclaim; by 2010, he had a large portion of a billion perspectives on his channel. A large number of his initial work, the comedic outlines, likewise confronted some analysis, yet he let nothing pull him down. During this stretch, he additionally distributed 6 melodies during his fleeting music vocation. One of the tunes was "Superluv," and there were various spoof recordings of other music recordings.
In 2013, he dispatched his webcast called "Shane and Friends." This show ran for 4 long years and had 140 scenes altogether. He additionally dispatched his solitary element film called "Not Cool" and furthermore showed up in "The Chair." His film appearances incorporate "Smiley" and "Web Famous."
Shane Dawson is a 31-year-old person who currently has crossed in excess of 22 million endorsers on YouTube. He has been making and posting his recordings for about 10 years now. From the outset, he used to make recordings on comedic dramas and farces, which landed him an immense achievement due to the crowd size that continued becoming through these recordings. His crowd has been faithful to him, and they have been watching him advance from plays to his new hour-long narratives about paranoid notions and other YouTubers.
Shane Dawson or Shane Lee Yaw experienced childhood in Long Beach in California. He finished his tutoring at Lakewood High School. He has two more established siblings. The three siblings were extremely close and upheld one another, particularly when Dawson confronted harassing in school. His advantage in making recordings came from his educational time, where he would make recordings for school projects.
Dawson had a heavy drinker father, and he was additionally tormented for being overweight. Afterward, at 18, he joined a program by Jenny Craig and finished his weight reduction objectives. After his prosperity, he began working at Jenny Craig's store and was elevated to the post of director. He even did numerous tryouts for acting gigs, which landed him beginning his own on the grounds that he didn't get a lot of achievement there. He began his channel "Shane Dawson TV"; however due soon, his substance got analysis when he transferred a shaft moving video at work. He and his 6 other colleagues lost their positions as a result of it.
He has prevailed upon numerous honors in his long term profession. The first occasion when he was selected was in 2010 where he was designated and won the "Streamy Award" for Best Vlogger. In the very year, 2010, he was even selected and won the Teen Choice Awards for Choice Web Star.
He was by and named for Teen Choice Award in 2011. He got himself selected for the People's Choice Award in 2017 and Streamy Award in the exact year. He was designated for Streamy Awards for three classifications in 2018 and won all the classes: Creator of the Year, Documentary, and Editing for "The Truth about The TanaCon."
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His acclaim and wonder and every one of these long periods of difficult work have landed him incredible achievement. Shane Dawson's total assets currently are 12 million. He has composed a book, highlights webcasts, and various Television just as film appearances His most recent video is a narrative about cosmetics YouTuber Jeffree Star which was distributed on first October.
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Top 10 Most Developed Countries On Earth
During the Cold War, people would refer to countries who were unaligned to Western interests with the term '3rd world', a term that after the fall of the Soviet Union, would start to represent developing countries. Trying to be politically correct, most people refer to 3rd world countries as being 'developing' ergo still in development, which is a nice way to say that they're poor.
Make no mistake about it, 3rd world countries and 'developing' countries are pretty much the same poor countries we all know about. With this in mind, what exactly is a developed country and what are the standards to judge one by? If you'll bear with us for a few minutes, we'll try to find out what are the most developed countries in the world and why are they considered developed to begin with. Long story short, here are the ten most developed countries on Earth right now.
10Denmark
Enjoying a 0.900 HDI, Denmark is one of the most developed countries on Earth at this point in time. The Kingdom of Denmark benefits from a mixed economy seeing how the country lacks any major mineral resources other than oil and gas, a predicament that led to them to develop an economy that relies on human resources above all else. It also has to be said that life expectancy in Denmark is 80 years and the standard of living is very high. They have a GDP of $210.1 billion which translates to $37,657 per capita.
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IGC provides resources to hospitals during the pandemic
Scientists integrate diagnostic laboratories to increase responsiveness
Highly trained and qualified resources, 76 IGC scientists are available to join diagnostic lab teams from several hospitals that perform COVID 19 tests. During a critical period when Portugal is coping with COVID19 pandemic and having in mind the growing requests for tests in Portuguese hospitals, it is urgent to increase the service's capacity and responsiveness.
IGC director, Mónica Bettencourt Dias, recognizes that in a period where we all need to be involved "IGC has to be part of the solution with initiatives in several areas, the most compelling being the diagnostic one: doing tests in the Genomic Unit equipment of IGC, developing alternative tests, and placing scientists where they are needed, particularly at hospitals".
West Lisbon Hospital Center is one of the first hospital unities to enlarge its teams in Lisbon region. IGC researchers have already started integrating laboratories teams that work in 24 hours shifts, 7 days of the week, and it is expected that the number of requests will escalate in the next weeks.
"We know the techniques and equipment and can quickly help to increase the responsiveness of these laboratories. I was warmly welcomed in the team and it is rewarding to be able to help in a challenging moment like this one" says Sílvia Costa, IGC researcher, one of the first volunteers to collaborate with the Molecular Biology and Clinic Microbiology Lab of West Lisbon Hospital Center.
The lab works in shifts, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and "all help is appreciated", as Cristina Toscano, Head of the Molecular Biology and Clinical Microbiology Laboratory of West Lisbon Hospital Center, states. "IGC researchers integrate our teams and in an initial stage they are trained so they can adapt to our workflows and equipment and afterwards they reinforce the COVID 19 diagnostic teams, which allows us to increase our responsiveness at a time of growing demand.
Champalimaud Foundation researchers have already joined IGC researchers in this effort and another hospital unit will also start integrating researchers at its laboratories, Hospital Fernando da Fonseca. There are many researchers that want to contribute whether in hospitals or in other initiatives, a clear example of the synergy between hospitals and research institutions in the fight against COVID19.
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Oh how to measure my star struck tattered treasure?
Quasi tears or mock lightyears?
to hope this black hole disappears.
His Grace is Ito space suit I put on each morn.
Undeserved kindness implodes every cell.
While my quest is to see him as God does: Reborn!
Yet my "Gee" force feels the pangs of this hell.
and nano promises you never keep.
Is death what it takes for your passions to awake?
Stellar love in our final sleep?
Jettison my reason to weep!


The avalanche danger is CONSIDERABLE in the alpine and treeline elevations where triggering an avalanche 2-3' thick is likely to have high consequences. An avalanche this size also has the potential to step down into a deeper layer of the snowpack in the upper elevations. Avoid being on or under steep slopes and pay attention for other groups traveling near you. Be aware of any changing conditions like increasing winds, which will make triggering this avalanche problem more likely today.
A LOW avalanche danger exists below 1000' where the snowpack has a firm crust and triggering an avalanche is unlikely.
Check out the Summit Lake Summary HERE.
1 Low Below Treeline / Below 1,000' Travel Advice: Generally safe avalanche conditions. Watch for unstable snow on isolated terrain features.
Turnagain Pass is now OPEN to motorized use . This opening happens to coincide with high consequence avalanche conditions! Before you head into the mountain make sure your gear and rescue skills are up to speed and keep checking the forecast daily. There is plenty of fun riding on mellow terrain, away from avalanche terrain and runout zones.
The Seward Ranger District has opened a couple of new areas to riding as of yesterday morning. South Fork Snow River corridor and Summit Lake are now open to motorized use. Lost Lake access via Primrose and Fireman's still remain closed.
Great work everyone! No human triggered avalanches were observed yesterday. In general folks were keeping slope choices mellow on both sides of the road. The Seattle Ridge up-track was fully established and once riders ascended the ridge most people were sticking to low angle terrain. Big props to all those using radios for communication to minimize exposure both on the up-track and when stuck. This is a great tool for maintaining good communication with your partners and practicing safe travel habits in avalanche terrain.
With that said we will encourage more patience and avoidance of large steep slopes. Yesterday observers were getting consistent test results on a widespread layer of buried surface hoar 2.5' deep in a variety of locations and elevations in Turnagain Pass. Also noticible yesterday was how much the slab has settled and gained strength. This means it will be harder to trigger the weak layer, (especially for a skier or snowboarder) but this also means there is more potential for an avalanche to release once well out onto a slope. The most likely trigger spots will be in thinner areas of the snowpack near ridges and in rocky areas. A snowmachine is also more likely to trigger this weak layer due to its sheer weight and ability to penetrate deeper into the snowpack. This particular avalanche problem, a Persistent Slab, can take awhile to heal. A slab 2-3' is likely to be large and connected and bigger terrain will have much higher consequences.
Just because someone has ridden/skied a steep slope does not deem it 'safe.' It is not out of the question for the 2nd, 3rd or 5th person to find just the right 'trigger spot' or even trigger a larger avalanche in a deeper layer layer of the snowpack. More on this in Secondary Concerns.
In addition, should winds pick up, it could increase the likelihood for triggering a persistent slab. Practice safe travel habits and be on the look out for blowing snow, shooting cracks or 'wumpfing' - these are obvious signs the snowpack is unstable.
A view of the Seattle Ridge up-track as seen from Tincan yesterday. Avoid skiing/riding on the upper part of Repeat Offender above the up-track to help minimize exposure to anyone below.
Our current snowpack structure is complex. Multiple weak layers exist within the entire snowpack including weak faceted snow near the ground and three separate layers of buried surface hoar. This avalanche problem may be lurking in the upper elevations above 2500', where the total snowpack is closer to 6'. The likelihood of triggering this type of avalanche is low, but the consequence could be destructive. The places where triggering a deeper layer will be in shallow areas of the snowpack near rocks or very scoured areas. This is one more reason to keep your slope angles in check and avoid being on or under large slopes. Click HERE for an excellent write up from CAIC center published yesterday that describes more about the risks of Deep Slab avalanches.
Expect cornices to be sensitive and easy to break off. They also could trigger a slab avalanche below. Be extra cautious near ridgelines today where cornices can be challenging to navigate. If you suspect a corniced ridge give these a wide berth and be aware of people below you.
Yesterday visibility was in/out for portions of the day with light snow flurries. Less than an inch of snow was recorded. Temperatures dropped into the low to mid 20F's and winds were light from North.
Today expect this pattern to continue along with light snow showers. Not much accumulation is expected. Temperatures should dip into the teens F. Ridgetop winds are expected to be light from the Northwest, but may increase this evening, 10-25mph from the Northwest.
A high pressure system appears to be moving into our region by the end of the week bringing clear skies and cold temperatures.
*** Sunburst Wx station is temporarily down and will be fixed upon safe access for a repair. Rime was cleaned off of the Seattle Ridge anenometer yesterday afternoon, and wind data from 1pm to 11pm was available.


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We no longer have enough free time to wander around shopping centres to find the best deals from our favourite fashion brands. The good news is that we no longer need to! There are easy-to-use tools out there which can help you use your time in shopping centres more efficiently and go to the shops that you only really need to visit.
I love shopping and enjoy wandering around the shopping centres to find high quality products at a decent price. Whether it be the fashion section or other sections, I even enjoy window-shopping especially when I go there with a couple of friends. Isn't it fun? We talk about different things as we walk around the place, look at the jeans, shirts and other things and, all of a sudden, there is that exciting offer on that one item that I love. Bingo! Double pleasure!
That all sounds fun, but here is the problem: I no longer have that free time to wander around a shopping centre for many hours only to have fun! With so many things on my table to deal with on daily basis, I'm no longer able to spend that much of my time for shopping. So, I have to use certain tools to keep me informed about all related offers and deals from my favourite brands. This is something Brantasy is built for and very efficient at. Let me share with you how Brantasy helps me save a lot of time in finding good deals.
We often dedicate a specific day to go shopping. That might be for going to the biggest shopping centre in town (e.g. Chadstone Shopping Centre), the smaller and closer shopping centre nearby (e.g. Melbourne Central), or visiting a particular area famous for shopping (e.g. Bourke Street). Let's assume you want to go shopping this Saturday. Wouldn't it make your shopping day much more efficient (and save you a few bucks) if you knew that six of your favourite fashion brands will have a special deal this weekend? Couldn't you then look at the possible shopping destinations and make sure that you can see all of those brands in the same day and preferably in one day? Wouldn't you save a lot of time on a Saturday by simply going directly to those six shops when you first arrive at the shopping centre and, perhaps, visiting the other shops only if you were not able to find what you were looking for? Or maybe you prefer to spend the rest of your day with your friends and family chatting about the great deals that you found and the beautiful clothes you just bought.
That's exactly what you can do by using Brantasy. You can browse the list of existing offers and note down the ones you like (or bookmark them in the app), and then choose the shopping destination accordingly to make sure you visit as many of those stores having the offers as possible. Going through the list of offers, you might even find gift ideas for a beloved one.
There are times that we have no plans to go shopping. It might be because we don't have enough time, or that we are not lovers of shopping anyway and don't enjoy spending our time around stores or, perhaps, because we feel we don't need to buy anything at the moment. But we don't only visit shopping centres when we want to buy something, do we? We sometimes want to catch up with a friend or colleague, and it turns out that the coffeeshop in that nearby shopping centre is actually the best place to catch up. You might need to do some supermarket shopping to make dinner tonight, and the best supermarket is located inside the shopping centre near your home or office. There are other scenarios where you might end up in a shopping centre while not intending to purchase any fashion merchandise. But, since you are there already, it would be nice if you could quickly check the shops of your favourite brands and see if they have anything on offer that you might miss. Oh I would love to do that, but never find the time to just wander around hoping that someone has an interesting sale, multi-offer discounts or new arrivals in-store.
Here is what you can do. After you are finished visiting your friend or colleague, or bought what you needed from the supermarket, if you still have some spare time, browse the list of current offers brought to you by Brantasy and check if any of your favourite brands have any offers at that time. If you found one, then it's merely a matter of spending a few more minutes to visit their local store to check out what is on offer. Wouldn't that save you a lot of time?
While you could check out all the available offers on Brantasy and search among them to find what you want, there are other more efficient ways to get to what you want with less browsing. If you like to search for a particular brand, you should visit the page of that brand on Brantasy by clicking on that brand in the list of all brands. That way you will be able to check out each brand without having to spend time browsing the list of other offers (though I think you will always find interesting and relevant offers in that list).
If you want to see gender-specific offers, you are able to browse the list of events relevant to women or men – and, yes, ladies always get a lot more offers than the gentlemen! If you want to buy something for the younger ones, you can find such offer in the list of kids' deals.
And, of course, Brantasy App is the best method to receive the offers, promotions, new arrivals and other news in a personalised way for you based on your preferences. Best of all, it's all free to use.


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Le repêchage amateur de la Ligue nationale de hockey 1974 a eu lieu dans les bureaux de la ligue à Montréal au Québec (Canada).

Sélections par tour
Les sigles suivants seront utilisés dans les tableaux pour parler des ligues mineures:
 AHO: Association de Hockey de l'Ontario – aujourd'hui Ligue de hockey de l'Ontario.
 LHJMQ: Ligue de hockey junior majeur du Québec.
 NCAA: National Collegiate Athletic Association
 WHL: Ligue de hockey de l'ouest
 CIAU: Sport interuniversitaire canadien
 WHA: Association mondiale de hockey

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Références

Voir aussi
 saison 1974-1975 de la LNH
 Repêchage amateur de l'AMH 1974

Hockey sur glace en 1974
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Discussion in 'Useful Links' started by strangefroot, Jan 16, 2012.
Not officially up and running, there will be an announcement when it's fully finished and working.
your forum username and pw will still work, but for the front of the site you'll have to register again i'm afraid.
but remember it's not open yet, hopefully will be this week.


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Car Insurance Area Keith Olbermann Ratings Msnbc
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Dec 2, 2014. KFI is where talk radio was elevated to the top of the ratings, is KFI a. the Cars, the Doobie Brothers, Bachman-Turner Overdrive and the Steve Miller Band. Don is currently vp of programming for iHeartMedia in the Bay Area. As a kid, Keith Olbermann would daydream of being a tv broadcaster.
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The speculation for Trump's SCOTUS pick increases. Dana breaks down the profile for the speculative candidates. A Virginia bookstore is facing backlash for calling cops on a woman who labeled Steve Bannon 'trash'.
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He is stoned or something and is nothing but a useful idiot of the enemies of our nation. 14 posted on 08/30/2006 7:41:08 PM PDT by shankbear Keith Olbermann is morally and intellectually bankrupt, he.
The Club for Growth is a 501(c)(4) conservative organization active in the United States, with an. On June 25, 2012, U.S. District Court Judge Robert L. Wilkins issued an order stating that the. for liberal policies, such as a single-payer health insurance system and tax increases. "Club for Growth Scores Another Win".
"Povich, a former senior producer on both Lawrence O'Donnell's prime-time program as well as Keith Olbermann's now-defunct 'Countdown,' had been assigned to help change MSNBC's daytime lineup and help.
Sep 14, 2011. Do you turn the channel when Keith Olbermann comes on Current TV?. Second on the conservative hit list is MSNBC's Chris Matthews,
This Saturday, some 100,000 Iranian exiles will descend on Paris for the annual Free Iran Gathering, sponsored by the National Council of Resistance of Iran.
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Join us for another Sumner County Community Education Program at Pope John Paul II High School on November 15th, where we'll be leading a discussion on Vaping/Juuling — The new Smoking for High School Kids.
Recent tobacco use surveys show a drop in the number of high school students who use tobacco, from 24 percent in 2011 to about 20 percent in 2017.
The drop could potentially have been bigger. E-cigarettes were barely known in 2011, so virtually all teen tobacco users were smokers. Now, just under 13 percent of high school students smoke cigarettes.
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Inspired by Raul Ruiz's theories on cinema spectatorship, this talismanic film wishes good and/or ill fortune (depending on the case) to all cinema travelers and their many self-projected doubles.
The strange tale of an underground typist whose work makes the glitterati go gaga. Based on a poem of the same name by Marc Zegans, from "The Typewriter Underground."
If asked to say what this work is about in one word, the answer—which is woven into the soundtrack—would be a Joycean one: it's a "collideorscape." I have recycled imagery such as cages, a toy robot, and brain convolutions; newer motifs include a ballet dancer, corsets, and alchemical vessels containing birds. These elements are arranged and rearranged into different patterns.
Time-lapses of cacti and succulent over the course of a year. Environmental data drives the tone and filtration of the sounds while the rising and setting of the sun illuminates plant growth in and out phase with each each other.
After a period of no revelations, Surah al-Duha was revealed to Prophet Muhammad, stating that God had neither forsaken nor forgotten him. And to be patient. The film is also a response to my abortion.
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Catalog 284 (for July) is now available. This latest offering of authentic newspapers is comprised of nearly 300 new items, a selection which includes: a Pennsylvania Journal with the segmented snake cartoon, a Williamsburg (VA) newspaper on the Gunpowder Plot, Lincoln's assassination (in a Washington, D.C. newspaper), the famous Honolulu Star Bulletin reporting the Pearl Harbor attack, the capture of Ethan Allen, an issue with the "Beardless" Lincoln print on the front page, and more.
The following links are designed to help you explore this latest edition of our catalog:
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(The links above will redirect to the latest catalog in approx. 30 days, upon which time it will update to the most recent catalog.)
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Announcing: Catalog #283 (for June, 2019) is now available…
June 4, 2019 by GuyHeilenman · Leave a Comment
Catalog 283 (for June) is now available. This latest offering of authentic newspapers is comprised of over 300 new items, a selection which includes: the New England Restraining Act (in the 'Virginia Gazette'), the famous 'Vicksburg Daily Citizen' (of July 2/4, 1863), a rare broadside reporting Lincoln's assassination, one of the best stock market crash issues (in the 'New York Times'), a fascinating and famous UFO abduction incident in a 'hometown' paper, a very rare Salem witch trial newspaper, and more.
Announcing: Catalog #282 (for May, 2019) is now available…
April 30, 2019 by GuyHeilenman · Leave a Comment
Catalog 282 (for May) is now available. This latest offering of authentic newspapers is comprised of over 300 new items, a selection which includes: a set of "National Intelligencers" on the Dred Scott Case, Washington's inaugural (with an eye-witness account), a 1775 "Virginia Gazette" from Williamsburg, the very rare "Daily Rebel" from Chattanooga, a Broadside "Extra" announcing Lincoln's assassination, a 1755 "Maryland Gazette" (quite rare), and more.
(The catalog links above will redirect to the latest catalog in approx. 30 days, upon which time it will update to the most recent catalog.)
Announcing: Catalog #281 (for April, 2019) is now available…
Catalog 281 (for April) is now available. This latest offering of authentic newspapers is comprised of over 300 new items, a selection which includes: a Virginia newspaper with the Suffolk Resolves, the Fugitive Slave Act (in a Washington, D.C. newspaper), a Butter & Bourne newsbook from 1632, a Great Stock Market Crash issue of the New York Times, the famous "Dewey Defeats Truman" headline, a Great Battle of Gettysburg report, and more.
Catalog 280 (for March) is now available. This latest offering of authentic newspapers is comprised of over 300 new items, a selection which includes: a 'Boston News-Letter' (1740), a 'Virginia Gazette' from Williamsburg (1775), a first report of Lincoln's assassination, a San Francisco newspaper on the 1906 earthquake, a great slave ship print from 1860, a rare Civil War magazine: 'Soldier's Casket', and more.
Snapshot 1918… President Wilson becomes the first U.S. President to…
December 13, 2018 by GuyHeilenman · Leave a Comment
The following snapshot comes from The New York Times dated December 14, 1918. This week marks the 100th anniversary of Woodrow Wilson becoming the 1st U.S. President to walk the shores of Europe while still in office. It is hard to believe it took 1 1/4 centuries for this to occur.
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December 1, 2018 by GuyHeilenman · Leave a Comment
Catalog 277 (for December) is now available. This latest offering of authentic newspapers is comprised of over 300 new items, a selection which includes: a 1774 Virginia Gazette from Williamsburg, Virginia, an American Weekly Mercury from 1736, a Tombstone Epitaph from shortly after the gunfight at the O.K. Corral, a rare Civil War "camp" newspaper, the Emancipation Proclamation in a Washington, D.C. newspaper, the Gettysburg Address in a military newspaper, and more.
Announcing: Catalog #276 (for November, 2018) is now available…
Catalog 276 (for November) is now available. This latest offering of authentic newspapers is comprised of over 300 new items, a selection which includes: two extremely rare 1774 Virginia Gazettes from Williamsburg (one with Boston Tea Party references, and the other with a woman publisher), the "Frederick Douglass' Paper", Washington elected President of the Constitutional Convention, The Constitution of the United States, a Honolulu Star-Bulletin reporting the Pearl Harbor attack, an "Oxford Gazette" from 1665, and more.


This is the "E - letter" list from my new alphabetical catalogue, presenting my book files collection for free downloading. The items are arranged according authors (editors) last names.
In this section you can find works of the great German scholars - expert on Egyptian language Adolf Erman (1854-1937) and Elmar Edel (1914-1997), Danish expert on Demotics - Wolja Erichsen (1890-1966), English archaeologists: the specialist on Pyramids Iorwerth Eiddon Stephen Edwards (1909-1996), famous field archaeologist Walter B. Emery (1902-1971), Campbell Cowan Edgar (1870-1938), William F. Edgerton (1898-1980) from Chicago Oriental Institute and many others.
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Five-time GRAMMY Award®-winning musician, songwriter and producer FINNEAS returns with a new digital, deluxe version of his critically acclaimed debut EP, Blood Harmony. Written and produced entirely by FINNEAS, the nine-track collection exemplifies his skills as a songwriter, producer and storyteller. The new expanded version of the EP features all seven of the original EP tracks, plus fan favorite, "Break My Heart Again" and a brand new version of "Let's Fall In Love For The Night."
Listen to "Let's Fall In Love For The Night (1964)" HERE.
Speaking on the new version of the track, FINNEAS reveals, "When I was originally producing this song, It took me down two different directions. One inspired by the rhythms I loved in outkast and gorillaz songs which became the original production and the other, which became this. A production inspired by the vinyl I loved and listened to throughout my childhood. I wanted to make a lullaby version and give it to the people."
Explaining the title of the EP, FINNEAS shares, "I would love for this title to remain ambiguous to listeners and for everyone to be able to imbue it with their own meaning and justification. The most common use of the term blood harmony is an English expression for what it sounds like when siblings sing together, that biologic chemistry—I think that speaks for itself."
To date, FINNEAS' Blood Harmony EP has racked up an impressive 290 MILLION GLOBAL STREAMS adding to his total 470 MILLION CAREER STREAMS. Meanwhile, "Let's Fall In Love For The Night," which peaked in the Top 15 at Alternative Radio and is currently growing at Top 40 radio, scanned GOLD in North American this week. The song's video was directed by Sam Bennett, and shot in FINNEAS' hometown of Los Angeles in entirely one-take. Last week MTV revealed FINNEAS was nominated for an MTV VMA Award for 'Best Alternative Video.'
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Earlier this year, FINNEAS performed "Let's Fall In Love For The Night" on NBC's The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon (watch the performance HERE, and catch his interview with Fallon HERE), which followed an exciting start to the year when he received impressive 5 GRAMMY Awards® including the prestigious Producer of the Year, Non-Classical and Best Engineered Album, Non Classical as well as Record of the Year, Album of the Year and Song of the Year with his sister Billie Eilish for her groundbreaking No. 1 debut album WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO? and hit single 'bad guy.'
FINNEAS co-produced (with Stephen Lipson) and co-wrote the official theme song and title track for the upcoming James Bond film, No Time To Die, alongside his sister Billie Eilish. The track features orchestral arrangements by Hans Zimmer and Matt Dunkley, and guitar from Johnny Marr. The song made its live debut alongside Zimmer and Marr on stage at this year's BRIT Awards in London. FINNEAS also joined his sister for the 92nd Oscars, where they performed a stunning rendition of The Beatles' Yesterday during the show's In Memoriam segment.
FINNEAS' trademark production can also be heard on recent songs Selena Gomez, JP Saxe and Julia Michaels, Camila Cabello, Tove Lo, Trevor Daniel, Ben Platt, Bruno Major, Celeste, as well as Billie's new single, "my future," which he co-wrote with his sister.
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LOOKING back from today, we can now see the mid to late-2000s marked a high point in activism, media interest and government action regarding climate change in Britain.
Increasingly large and prominent Climate Camps, drawing attention to climate endangering infrastructure, were organised every year between 2006 and 2010.
The direct group Plane Stupid occupied runways and the roof of Parliament to highlight the danger of airport expansion and Climate Rush, inspired by the suffragettes' campaign for the women's vote, carried out media-friendly actions, including a picnic at Heathrow departures and dumping a pile of horse manure on Jeremy Clarkson's driveway.
With documentaries such as An Inconvenient Truth in 2006 and The Age of Stupid in 2009 attracting huge audiences, David Cameron's Tories sensed the shift in public opinion and rebranded themselves as an environmentally friendly party.
The slogan "vote blue, go green" was adopted and famously the old Etonian hugged a husky.
Ridiculous and shameless as this PR campaign was, the political arms race created by Cameron's supposed green shift both proved the power of the green movement and produced the political landscape it needed to win several important victories for the climate.
Driven forward by a huge Friends of the Earth campaign, the 2008 Climate Change Act legally bound Britain to making 80 per cent cuts in carbon emissions by 2050.
The coalition government scrapped the expansion of Heathrow after the 2010 general election and, following actions and campaigning by a coalition of groups on coal, analysis by Imperial College London showed the dirtiest fossil fuel dropped from generating 40 per cent of UK electricity in 2012 to just 2 per cent in the first half of 2017.
Zoom forward to today and the climate crisis that green activists devoted their lives to averting in the late noughties has only become more urgent.
For example, while senior climate scientists have repeatedly explained that carbon admissions need to fall immediately and rapidly to avert climate catastrophe, the International Energy Agency reported that carbon emissions hit a record high last year, increasing by 1.4 per cent.
The New Yorker's David Wallace-Wells provides some much-needed reality to the 2015 United Nations Paris climate agreement, which committed the 195 signatories to keeping the global temperature increase to below two degrees and ideally under 1.5 degrees.
"Not a single major industrial nation was on track to fulfil the commitments it made in the Paris treaty," Wallace-Wells notes, citing a November 2017 New York Times report based on data from Climate Action Tracker.
Speaking to the Morning Star after the Paris Agreement, Professor Kevin Anderson, deputy director of the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, said it was "reasonable to say 3-4°C is where we are heading and probably the upper end of that" — by 2100, if not before.
The corporate world has already come to terms with this likely future, with an internal Shell planning document predicting a 4°C increase in the short term.
"What we are talking about here is an existential threat to our civilisation in the longer term," Sir David King, former chief scientific adviser to the British government, recently noted in an Environmental Justice Foundation report.
As these warnings highlight, the importance of the looming climate chaos is hard to overestimate.
"Every single day, climate change is the most important thing happening on the planet — there's nothing even remotely close," argues US climate activist Bill McKibben, founder of 350.org, writing in the New Yorker magazine.
In contrast to this urgency, with a few important exceptions — the nationwide anti-fracking movement — the green movement in Britain seems to have been in a serious rut since 2009-10.
The failure of the 2009 Copenhagen United Nations climate summit was a massive blow to the green movement's morale, while the coalition government's austerity programme led many activists to move from climate-specific work to campaigns such as UK Uncut and housing battles.
In addition, it is clear since 2015 that many activists on the left who are concerned about climate change have put their time and energy into supporting Jeremy Corbyn's leadership of the Labour Party, many joining Momentum.
Indeed, Corbyn's environmental policies have broadly been positive. Friends of the Earth graded Labour's 2017 election manifesto 34 points out of 48, behind the Green Party on 46 but above the Liberal Democrats (32) and Conservatives (11).
However, there are still huge problems within the Labour Party when it comes to creating and pursuing effective policies on climate change.
Many Labour MPs are still wedded to the ideal of a corporate-dominated neoliberal economy. The GMB union supports fracking. And, most importantly, Labour under Corbyn is still a pro-economic growth party — the word "growth" is mentioned 15 times in the election manifesto — despite this economic dogma being exactly the thing that is driving the planet over the climate cliff.
Rather than this old, 20th century thinking we desperately need new, radical ideas and action. We need, as Sir David King notes above, a wholesale transformation of our economies, which will only be possible with a profound shift in our politics and societal values.
"Has an economic shift of this kind ever happened before in history?" worries Canadian writer Naomi Klein in her essential book This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs The Climate.
She cites the historical examples of the civil rights movement, the campaign against apartheid, the abolition of slavery and the New Deal to give an idea of the scale and influence of the mass movement that is now needed to defend the climate.
Others have suggested the societal mobilisation that occurred during World War II is closer to the level of change that we need to aim for.
This, then, is why a reinvigorated green movement is needed now more than ever — to press the current Tory government and Corbyn's Labour Party to take proactive and effective steps to deal directly with the threat of climate change.


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Is privacy just too much to expect these days in "the land of the free" and the home of the NSA?
What a stupid – and increasingly unpatriotic – question. Why would any good American even think of such a question, much less dare to ask it out loud (or in public print)?
Remember: We are at war with "terrorism" and wars require sacrifices. In this case, in order to defeat the "terrorists" who supposedly hate us for our freedoms, liberties, privacy and whatnot, we have to pre-emptively sacrifice our freedoms, liberties, privacy, and…hey, wait a minute! That doesn't make any sense at all, does it?
Just keep your eyes forward and focused on Big Brother America's media, "experts", and carefully chosen "leaders" from the Pagan Political Right and Pagan Political Left.
Just think how cool and how righteous it would be if a Republican controlled congress was actually willing to stop rather than perpetually fund both the evisceration of little babies via Planned Parenthood and the evisceration of privacy via the ever-growing power and "all seeing eye" of the American Security State.
It's almost as though, for all of the loud talk and practiced political posturing to the contrary, the Republican Party at the highest levels is actually – in practice – supportive of the ongoing murder of babies and privacy in America.
It's almost as though the Pagan Political Right and Pagan Political Left are two wings of the same dragon.
The question then before us is: What are we as Christians gonna do about it?
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