Common Services for z/OS r14.1 customers upgrading to any type of a z12, z13, or z14 processor may receive a "CATHW03W Machine type xxxx unknown" message issued from the CA Master Address Space during an IPL.
During an IPL, and as the CA Master Address Space is initialized, message "CATHW03W Machine type xxxx unknown" may be notices after an upgrade to any of these IBM zEnterprise machine types.
Included within the the CA Master Address Space is a processor table; a feature setting that other CA products or solutions can potentially check and optimize their code path depending upon the processor capabilities. This processor table plays no part in the normal functionality of CAMASTER and despite any of these errors being issued, the CA Master Address Space will successfully initialize and continue to operate routinely.
zEC12 - CATHW03W machine type 2827 unknown.
zBC12 - CATHW03W machine type 2828 unknown.
z13 - CATHW03W machine type 2964 unknown.
z13s - CATHW03W machine type 2965 unknown.
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CA Common Services for z/OS r14.1 executing on any type of z12, z13, or z14 processor.
RO52997 corrects the "CATHW03W machine type 2827 unknown" message for zEC12 machines.
RO64367 corrects the "CATHW03W machine type 2828 unknown" message for zBC12 machines.
RO75660 corrects the "CATHW03W machine type 2964 unknown" message for z13 machines.
RO88417 corrects the "CATHW03W machine type 2965 unknown" message for z13s machines.
RO96886 corrects the "CATHW03W machine type 3906 or 3907 unknown" message for z14 or z14R1 machines. This fix also changes the destination of the CATHW03W message to LOGREC. However, going forward, when new machine types are introduced, any subsequent maintenance will add the values to the processor table.
For full compatibility with a z13 or z13s processor, RO82009 is required. This fix will prevent a possible S0C2 abend in CAMSADRV and add support for new functionality and performance improvements provided to a z13 processor after applying IBM APAR OA46291.
For full compatibility with a z14 or z14R1 processor, SO00986 is a required hyper PTF. This fix prevents unpredictable results due to CCIMVS program CAS9VTAM not clearing AR15 after storage macros. On a z14 processor, STORAGE OBTAIN/RELEASE macro's return the ALET of the RSM address space in AR15 which could cause problems in subsequent code that switches into AR mode.
NOTE: An IPL is required to implement each fix once it is applied. The CA Master Address Space is initialized during an IPL and remains active for the life of the IPL. After initialization, CAMASTER uses minimal CPU, and cannot be stopped or restarted.


Patriarch Georgije Branković understood the importance of a boarding school for the future of The Theological School and its students. Therefore, he decided to build the boarding school and he gave 200 000 crowns for that purpose. In a special ceremony, the cornerstone was laid on May 6, 1900, the day of St George. The seminary was maintained from Sava Tekelija Funds and National Church Funds. Synod headed by the Patriarch had supreme authority over it.
Architect Vladimir Nikolić made a project for the Seminary building by combining pseudo Byzantine and Islamic elements with the classical ones. Nowadays, this building is used as the hall of residence for the students of Karlovci Theological School St. Arsenije Sremac.


The admissions made by the mastermind of the Sept. 11 attacks illuminated and transformed the cases against him and the 13 other Al-Qaida leaders transferred last year from CIA prisons to the U.S. Navy base at Guanta`namo Bay, Cuba.
In acknowledging last Saturday his role in more than 30 terrorist attacks and plots, Khalid Shaikh Mohammad certainly simplified the case against himself and may have effectively signed his own death warrant when he eventually faces a military trial.
But those same statements, released Wednesday by the Defense Department, may complicate the prosecution of his former colleagues.
Speaking to a military tribunal that considers just the narrow question of whether Guanta`namo detainees were properly designated as enemy combatants, Mohammad was so expansive in his acceptance of responsibility that other defendants might be able to use his statements in their own defense.
In a transcript of the hearing, Mohammad also disavowed information he had told CIA interrogators about his accomplices, again potentially helping the other defendants.
A revised version of the transcript released Thursday added another chilling confession. Mohammad said he decapitated Daniel Pearl, a reporter for the Wall Street Journal, in Pakistan in 2002. The military said it had held back the passage about Pearl while it notified his family.
That confession could figure in the case of Ahmed Omar Sheikh, who is appealing his death sentence in Pakistan for his role in Pearl's abduction and murder. Mohammad and the other Al-Qaida leaders will eventually face charges before military commissions that they are guilty of war crimes, many of which carry death sentences.
Unlike the recent proceedings, before combatant status review tribunals, those trials will largely resemble ones before civilian criminal courts. Officials have said they intend to charge the men this year and those trials could start early next year.
The trials of three less-significant detainees, none of them among the 14 leaders, are expected to begin soon.
It is not clear whether Mohammad was involved in as many terrorism plots as he said or whether he was simply indulging in a penchant for drama and self-aggrandizement. Nonetheless, his confession could have a significant effect on the round of tribunals. Several lawyers said his statement could be used against him in other settings.
John Sifton, a senior researcher at Human Rights Watch, said he questioned whether the statement read for Mohammad by his representative authentically reflected his views.
But Mohammad in places amended and then expressly adopted the statement, telling tribunal officials that he was not under any pressure or duress as he did so. He later freely discussed aspects of his terrorism activities in an extended monologue to the tribunal.
The debate over the consequences of Mohammad's admissions rekindled a larger one, about whether he and other terrorism suspects should be considered criminals or combatants.
Mohammad embraced the Bush administration view at the informal hearing Saturday. He was, he said, a soldier. He compared his actions to the revolutionary zeal of George Washington, spoke on behalf of people he said were improperly detained after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, and criticized U.S. and Israeli foreign policy.
By giving him that platform on a military level, the United States has dignified and legitimized a criminal, Sifton said, adding that could have been avoided by charging Mohammad with crimes in ordinary U.S. courts.
John Yoo, an architect of the administration's legal response to the Sept. 11 attacks who is now a law professor at the University of California-Berkeley, drew a different conclusion from the transcript.


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The Most Reluctant Convert
The Untold Story of C.S. Lewis
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1 h 13 min Ages 13+ Released 2021
Experience C.S. Lewis' profound journey from vigorous debunker of Christianity to become, as he said, "the most reluctant convert in all England." Through Max McLean's detailed and masterful performance, Lewis tells his story of grief, loss and redemption in his own magnificent words; and delivers the provocative, intellectual and spiritual insights that made him the most influential Christian writer of the past century. Read more
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An elder C.S. Lewis looks back on his remarkable journey from hard-boiled atheist to the most renowned Christian writer of the past century.
The Most Reluctant Convert features award-winning actor Max McLean as the older Lewis and Nicholas Ralph – breakout star of PBS Masterpiece's All Creatures Great and Small – as young Lewis. Beautifully filmed in and around Oxford this engaging biopic follows the creator of The Chronicles of Narnia from the tragic death of his mother when he was just nine years old, through his strained relationship with his father, to the nightmare of the trenches of World War I to Oxford University, where friends like J.R.R. Tolkien challenge his unbelief.
Written for the screen and directed by two-time Emmy and BAFTA winner Norman Stone (BBC's Shadowlands), The Most Reluctant Convert brings to life the spiritual evolution of one the 20th century's sharpest minds and keenest wits.
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A thoughtful, inviting movie. When the man on screen is a very well-portrayed C.S. Lewis—an individual of brilliant mind and fluent elocution—it becomes a nuanced experience worth having. And sharing."
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A thoughtful retrospective. In this Lewis, perhaps, the friend you thought you knew will become more real than ever—simultaneously intent on the person of Christ yet stumbling toward eternity, just like you."
- Christianity Today
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An absorbing glimpse into the faith journey of one of the 20th century's most influential authors. Thanks to this film's concise script, the influences and turning points in his [C.S. Lewis'] life emerge in about 70 entertaining minutes."
- World Magazine
Max McLean brought Jack Lewis vividly to life, so much so that my wife and I, who have been so formed by him, were moved to tears. Anyone who is a fan of C.S. Lewis (as well as those who have yet to encounter his razor-sharp mind) will enjoy this movie."
- Tim Keller
A miniature masterpiece and a tour de force. Powerful for anyone wondering about the meaning of life. Not to be missed."
- Os Guinness
Emeritus Professor of Mathematics at Oxford
Max McLean's masterly performance brings me vividly back to 1962 when I attended C.S. Lewis' final official lectures in Cambridge. Max has captured the essence of Lewis' personality so wonderfully."
- Dr. John Lennox
Emeritus Professor at Oxford & student of Lewis
A richly detailed, professional film. Surprise: it's about C. S. Lewis' conversion to Christianity. I saw a preview and found it very well-written and well-acted. Two thumbs up!"
- Philip Yancey
If you've ever wondered what it would be like to spend an evening with famed writer C.S. Lewis, now's your chance. Max McLean is pitch-perfect as the older Lewis. The cinematography is first-rate, and the settings are beautiful."
- John West
The Most Reluctant Convert is an extraordinary experience and a singularly touching artistic and even spiritual experience."
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Leonardo da Vinci's Ingenious Design for a Self-Supporting Bridge
Or, "How to build a bridge in 10 minutes that's strong enough to support a car"
By Rain Noe - April 6, 2017
Of the many structures Leonardo da Vinci designed, perhaps none made more ingenious use of materials than his practical design for an easy-to-assemble, self-supporting bridge.
Here's a father and son demonstrating its construction in their backyard, without using a single tool:
As you can see they've used no fasteners, since the structure is designed to support itself. But in da Vinci's original design, notches were meant to be cut into the timbers to add greater security to the structure.
The design is not limited to just the five crossmembers depicted above. Here's one with nine crossmembers, erected as decoration in the German city of Freiburg.
And as an example of this design in practical use, here's da Vinci's design serving as the support structure for this footbridge in Morsø in northern Denmark.
You might be wondering how strong the design is. Well, here's a version erected out of construction lumber in Stuttgart, Germany, with the city's Mayor being driven across it:
That was at an event last year celebrating traditional carpentry. (The folks you see wearing black hats and vests have donned traditional German builders' garb.) Incredibly, the 10-meter-span structure was assembled by eight apprentices and two masters in about ten minutes! Here's how they did it:
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The documentary is from NOVA ( https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/lostempires/china/builds.html ) about the design that predates da Vinci by several hundreds of years. Check out http://happypontist.blogspot.com/2018/07/chinas-unique-woven-timber-arch-bridges.html to read up on the Rainbow Bridge.
This type of bridge already studied in an tv documentary, where engineers and historians recreated an historic self supporting bridge built long time ago in China, there are limitions of this type of design.
Find Grandpa Amu on YouTube, where he demo ancient Chinese woodworking traditions. In his most popular video he builds a Rainbow Bridge just the right size for his grandbaby.
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Leonardo da Vinci FTW. So awesome.
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Students build a self-supporting bridge at Truman State College.
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The importance of scientifically literate citizens
Posted on May 30, 2018 July 6, 2018 By Paul Horwitz
At the Concord Consortium our goal is to prepare students to ask questions and use mental models to answer them. Students who develop this habit of mind early on will, we hope, become engaged and scientifically literate adults. And surely they will not lack for important questions to ask!
Here's an example: According to a recent study published by the National Academy of Sciences, global sea level has increased by more than two inches in this century alone! Why is that happening? People who live on low-lying islands or in coastal cities around the world would really like to know.
Representative Mo Brooks (R-AL), a member of the House Science and Technology Committee and Vice Chair of its Subcommittee on Space, recently proposed a model for this phenomenon. He offered the opinion that a significant cause of the rise in sea level is falling rocks and other erosion, pointing specifically to the California coastline and the White Cliffs of Dover. This debris "forces the sea levels to rise because now you have less space in those oceans because the bottom is moving up," he explained.
Is he right? Can erosion be causing the rise in sea level? Most important: do you have to be a scientist to address that question?
Actually, anyone can do it. All it takes is a little physics, a little math, and Google.
First, the physics:
When you throw a rock in the ocean, the volume of the ocean goes up by exactly the volume of the rock because…
the water displaced by the rock pushes on the surrounding water and ends up being spread evenly across the surface of the ocean (remember, water is a liquid!).
So the increase in sea level ends up as a thin layer of water—a layer whose volume is equal to that of the rock itself. And the volume of that little layer of water is the vertical rise in sea level times the surface area of the ocean, and that equals the volume of the displaced water, which is just the volume of the rock itself.
Let's write that up as an equation:
(volume-of-rock) = (surface area of ocean) x (increase in sea level)
Now we need to know the surface area of the ocean. We could estimate it (4/5 of the Earth's area is ocean, the radius of the Earth is 4000 miles…), or we could Google it.
From Google: The surface area of the Earth's oceans is 510 million square kilometers.
So to make the sea level rise by one inch we would need to throw in a lot of rocks—or one REALLY BIG rock—whose volume is 1 inch times that surface area. How big is that? Here comes the math!
Let's put everything in feet, so we can compare. A kilometer is 1000 meters and a meter is about 3.28 feet, so a kilometer is 3280 feet, which makes a square kilometer roughly 10.8 million square feet, which makes 510 million square kilometers, which works out to 5500 million million or 5.5 X 1015 square feet.
So the volume of rock required to raise the ocean level by one inch (1/12 of a foot) is
(5.5/12) X 1015 cubic feet or 0.46 X 1015 cubic feet or 460 trillion cubic feet
How big is 460 trillion? Is it a mountain or a molehill? Turns out, more like a mountain.
Back to Google: The volume of Mount Everest (starting from its base, not from sea level) is 2.1 trillion (2.1 X 1012) cubic feet. So to cause a one-inch rise in sea level you would need to push into the sea
460 / 2.1 = 220 Mount Everests
That's a lot of rock! Can erosion possibly account for the equivalent of 220 Mount Everests in just a few years? Back to Google…
There's not a lot of information concerning falling rocks, it turns out, but topsoil erosion is a major concern to a lot of people, so we do know something about that. The European Commission's Joint Research Centre on Sustainable Resources estimates that 36 billion tons of soil are washed away, worldwide, every year. A cubic foot of rock weighs 150 pounds so all those Mount Everests (2.1 trillion cubic feet's worth) weigh over 300 trillion pounds. At that rate, it would take almost 9000 years for soil erosion to raise the ocean level by an inch. If rocks and other non-soil debris contributed a similar amount it would still take thousands of years.
The Next Generation Science Standards call for students—and that really applies to all of us!—to learn to use models to answer questions. When we do that it becomes clear that erosion isn't to blame for the rise in sea level. And the best part? We don't need to rely on experts, we can figure it out for ourselves!
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The training portal has been designed to deliver short training videos so you can dip in and out, as often as you need to, over the 12-month subscription period. Once you have purchased your subscription you will be emailed a receipt along with a PDF that contains details on how you access the course via the website.
Here is an overview of each course.
An overview of Facebook Insights.
Instagram is the second largest social media platform and now is the time for you to be learning how to make the most of it in your business. This workshop is designed to help you, even if you have not set up your Instagram account. You will learn how to create a great looking account, what to post when you are first starting out plus loads of ideas that mean no scary selfies. You will learn the importance of hashtags as well as how to gain more followers. We will also touch on Instagram advertising.
You will also get a detailed workbook that means you can refer back to it when you want to implement anything that you have learnt during the training. You will walk away feeling empowered to better market to your audience using your business Instagram account.
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Sarah's Facebook Marketing Workshop was well delivered and planned. It provided so much more than Facebook in 10 minutes. We are on the same page in terms of starting with understanding your seminar and target market. Perfect workshop for busy business owners, to understand the value, and how to be productive effective, on Facebook, to align with business goals.
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The following note was sent to "The Indian Patriot" and the "Hindu" for publication by Mr. J. M. Nallasami Pillai.
You have been good enough to extract a contribution of one Rev. Mr. Horton to the Daily Chronicle in your issue of last evening. I do not know what there is excellent in it which induced you to reproduce it. The glories of the ancient Temple are so well-known that it does not require the praise of this globe-trotter. The worries of a cart journey have been experienced by most of us and this does not require several paragraphs for itself. But it is in the veiled strictures on Hinduism and in proclaiming the shame of India that the article embodies, lies the venom. Hitherto we were familiar with the crude notions of a certain class of orientalists that the conception of Rudra-Siva was derived from the South Indian Aborigines. But this Mr. Horton has a new theory. It is the conception of the goddess Minakshi that is South Indian and which is united to the Aryan conception of Siva. Then he exhibits also what Professor H. H. Wilson calls his impure fancy,' in stigmatizing the Siva worship as "the worship of the reproduction of the species; and the representation of the unseen God in forms sometimes grotesque, and sometimes indecent, never beautiful" I cannot offer anything better than one or two passages from Professor Wilson's works in repudiation of this vile calumny.
As regards the grotesqueness of the Hindu deities, I would leave Dr. A.K. Kumaraswami to answer. After quoting the following text from Sukracharya.
"The doctrine here so sternly sated means in other words, that imitation and portraiture are lesser aims than the representation of ideal and symbolic forms: the aim of the highest art must always be the imitation of the Divinity behind all form, rather than the imitation of the form itself. One may for instance, depict the sport of Krishna with the Gopis, but it must be in a spirit of religious idealism, not for the mere sake of the sensuous imagery itself. In terms of European art, it would have been wrong for Giotto or Botticelli who could give to the world an ideal conception of the Madonna, to have been content to portray obviously earthly persons posing as the Madonna, as was done in later times, when art had passed downwards from spiritual idealism to naturalism. So also Millai's later work has a lower aim than his earlier. In India also, the work of Ravi Varma whose gods and heroes are but men cast in a very common mould is "unholy" compared with the ideal pictures of Tagore." (Aims of Indian Art).
If missionaries in India are respected and loved it is because of their own goodness and self-less work and not on account of their religion. And if anybody brings discredit on the religion, they are missionaries of the type of Mr. Horton.
- J. M. Nallasami Pillai. B.A., B.L.


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Bands, banners and flags: July 4 parade passes through Utica
By Joseph Labernikjlabernik@uticaod.com
UTICA — Red, white and blue in all shapes and forms were proudly displayed Thursday for the annual Independence Day Parade.
Those who went brought chairs and blankets for the roughly 45-minute-long parade, which began in front of Our Lady Lourdes Church and ended at the Parkway Recreation Center.
Along the route, people vied for shade or wore American flag sunhats and sunblock; children held bags for candy, which numerous parade entries threw out along the route.
For many, the parade is an annual celebration, a tradition before cookouts and fireworks. Gail Cady from Whitesboro said she and her family come to the parade every year, before the pool-side barbecue.
"It's a great celebration," she added. "We like to see the bands and the people marching."
There were bands and businesses, politicians and service members. Utica police led the parade, followed by the Utica fire trucks and Utica Mayor Robert Palmieri.
There also were military veterans and local baseball teams, the Shriners and members from the Oneida County Sheriff's Office — and thousands of American Flags.
One was on the shirt of Ed Bonner, a Utica resident who also is a veteran. The parade was the first part of his day — later he was planning on watching fireworks and "having a cookout like everyone else."
He also received some attention for his past experience, he said.
"I've seen people come up and shake my hand and thank (me for my) service," he said. "Just a great day."
Contact reporter Joseph Labernik at 315-792-4995 or follow him on Twitter (@OD_Labernik).


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Captain Beefheart, kinks, Magic Band, Rolling Stones
Three new LPs available now from http://www.1960s.london
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (Jagger, Richard)
As Tears Go By (Jagger, Richard)
19th Nervous Breakdown (Jagger, Richard)
I Am Waiting (Jagger, Richard)
Under My Thumb (Jagger, Richard)
Paint It, Black (Jagger, Richard)
Mercy, Mercy (Covay, Miller)
Lady Jane (Jagger, Richard)
Have You Seen You Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow? (Jagger, Richard)
The Last Time (Jagger, Richard)
She Said Yeah (Jackson, Christy)
Play With Fire (Jagger, Richard)
Time Is On My Side (Meade)
I'm Alright (McDaniel)
Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow? (Jagger, Richard)
Recording Details
Side One, Tracks 1-3 recorded for The Ed Sullivan Show, New York City, February 13th
Side One Tracks 4-6 recorded for UK TV Ready Steady Go, Studio One, Wembley, May 27th
Side One, Track 7 recorded for the UK TV ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show, February 6th
Side One Track 8 and Side Two Tracks 4 – 8 recorded at L'Olympia, Paris for RTL Radio on March 29th (First Show) and broadcast live on French radio Musicorama (Europe 1)
Side Two Tracks 1-3 recorded for The Ed Sullivan Show, New York City, September 11th
Side Two Track 9 recorded for BBC TV Top Of The Pops 5th on December 17th and broadcast on December 22nd
The songs recorded for The Ed Sullivan Show and Ready Steady Go! are all Very Good. The tracks recorded for Musicorama, The Eamon Andrews Show and Top Of The Pops are listenable but not of the same high quality as the other material.
Mick Jagger – lead vocals
Brian Jones – guitar, sitar, dulcimer, marimba
Keith Richard – guitar, piano, vocals
Bill Wyman – bass
Charlie Watts – drums, percussion
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"1966: Unholy Rollers On The Road" Roy Carr
By 1966 the songwriting partnership of Jagger / Richard – honed through writing pop songs for other acts – was now producing razor-sharp singles on a regular basis. Bringing these into the live act meant diching most of the cover versions that the band had previously relied upon. The tracks selected for this LP combine the best of the Stones new material with a few older classics.
For television programmes in 1966 the band performed with a pre-recorded backing track. In the UK Top Of The Pops initially required bands to mime to their records. In the summer of 1966, after discussion with the Musicians Union, miming was banned. After some weeks of bands attempting to play their records live with variable results a compromise was introduced where a specially recorded backing track was produced over which live vocals could be sung. It was not unknown for the original studio backing track to replace the specially-recorded version. In the US the reason for playback – bands performing with a live vocal over to a pre-recorded backing track – was more about delivering a better quality sound and ensuring shows ran to time. But even the use of a pre-recorded backing track could not prevent The Who's September 1967 appearance on the Smothers Brothers TV show from descending into total anarchy. The honourable exception to playback was Ready Steady Go where by the time of the Stones appearance in May 1966 it was common practice for bands to perform completely live. Radio broadcasts such as the one here from L'Olympia were also performed live, which means the atmosphere provided by a rabid audience adds a lot.
Ed Sullivan introduces the opening performance of (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction as for "all the youngsters in the country and Canada" and certainly the youngsters in the audience are entranced, even if Charlie Watts is not. Just Mick and Keith appear for a rare acoustic version of As Tears Go By which can just about be heard over the screams. The full band are back in imperious form for 19th Nervous Breakdown, Bill Wymans' dive-bombing bass runs to the fore. Appearing on Ready Steady Go in May the choice of LP-track I Am Waiting was unexpected: it received a sensitive interpretation with Keith on acoustic guitar and Brian on dulcimer, and even a brief glimpse of Sixth Stone Ian Stewart. Under My Thumb returned us to more familiar up-tempo territory with Brian emphasising his versatility by playing the marimba, moving to sitar for Paint It, Black. Talking to Andy Neill director Michael Lindsay-Hoog cites the latter as his favourite Stones RSG appearance. "I'd had this idea that after every verse we'd take out a bank of lights in the studio and by the end, it would just be a light on Mick alone and the rest of the place in darkness. What also makes it great is that you can't hear Mick singing at the fade, his mike lead had gotten kicked out, but you can hear the music going on and this kind of raga beat. The whole thing is really mysterious…" . A second version of 19th Nervous Breakdown was preceded on The Eamon Andrews Show by an excruciating discussion with Jagger as to lyrical meaning and social comment.
The Stones second 1966 appearance on Ed Sullivan produces even more screams. Paint It, Black again features Brian Jones playing a sitar cross-legged, and despite a truly appalling haircut Jagger is in fine form vocally. Lady Jane provides an acoustic interlude, Brian on dulcimer and chalk-stripe suit. Charlie stands up to play vibes, or possibly tries to hide an ill-advised moustache. Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Hiding In The Shadow? restores the Stones raunch. Keith pretends to play piano and provides his characteristic backup vocals. Paris was always a Stones stronghold as shown by the four tracks from a March appearance at L'Olympia. Mercy, Mercy is a mid-paced stroll through the Don Covay classic that allows Jagger to deploy his falsetto. The Last Time is greeted by extensive screams, whilst She Said Yeah is brief but effective with call and response vocals. The more reflective Play With Fire is a brave choice under the circumstances, Jagger's testifying on Time Is On My Side fares better with a by-now totally bonkers crowd really letting loose on Crawdaddy-era rabble rouser I'm Alright. Finally a further rendition of Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Hiding In The Shadow? taken from BBC TV brings the year to a close.
1966 was a highly productive year for the Stones who released four brilliant singles and the chart-topping LP Aftermath, with every song credited to Jagger/Richards. Live concerts were rapturously received over several continents. And Mick bought Keith a large motor lawn mower from Selfridges. Only England's soccer team could claim to have had a better 1966…but the Stones had better songs than World Cup Willie!
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1.Top Of The Pops
2.You're Looking Fine
3. Muswell Hillbilly
4. Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues
5. Holiday (Take 2)
6. Alcohol (Take 1)
7. Brainwashed
1.Lola (with false start)
2. Mr Wonderful
3. Skin And Bone (Take 4)
4.You Really Got Me /
5. All Day And All Of The Night
All sings written by Raymond Douglas Davies except Side Two, Track Two written by Jerry Bock, George David Weiss and Larry Holofcener
Recorded live on April 12th 1972 for German TV ARD-1 Beat Club, Bremenandbroadcast on May 27th
Ray Davies – lead vocals, guitar
Dave Davies – lead guitar, vocals
Mick Avory – drums
John Dalton – bass, vocals
John Gosling – keyboards
Mike Cotton – trumpet
John Beecham – trombone
Alan Holmes – saxophone, clarinet
After their amazing run of mid-sixties hit singles the Kinks became becalmed commercially, if not artistically. The June 1970 release of the single Lola put the Kinks firmly back in the international spotlight, reaching number 2 in the UK and number 9 in the US. The Lola album contained our opening number, the tribute/satire Top Of The Pops. Visually the band may have changed – satin jackets, beards, long hair, garish flares) – but Ray Davies had retained his acerbic wit. Here was a band that had been shafted repeatedly by the music industry and was prepared to make a concept album about it. The fine rocker You're Looking Fine first appeared on the Face To Face LP in 1966 where it was sung by "Dave (Death Of A Clown) Davies", as he is introduced here by his brother. The source of the next four songs is Muswell Hillbillies (August 1971), the first LP recorded for RCA. Muswell Hillbilly itself demonstrates Ray's affinity for country music in general and Johnny Cash in particular. Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues features the Mike Cotton Sound, three brass-playing musicians who became an increasingly significant part of the Kinks live sound, more Acker Bilk than Memphis Horns. A delicate piano introduction from John "The Baptist" Goslingintroduces Holiday. Onstage Alcohol would develop into a protracted sermon on the dangers of booze, delivered by a frequently-inebriated Ray Davies: this version is relatively compact and accompanied by the band necking bottles of German lager. Brainwashed is an engaging diatribe from the Arthur LP (1969). Here the brass section really works, reinforcing Dave's guitar riff and driving the song along.
The first hit single to explicitly mention a transgender encounter, Lola starts gently with Ray singing softly, omitting the crashing opening chords of the recorded version. The band enters for the first verse, lead by the piano of John Gosling with Ray and Dave harmonising throughout. The fragment of Mr.Wonderful that follows is a taste of what was to come, particularly in the US, where Ray and his live audience would engage in lengthy mutual adoration. Skin And Bone is the last track from Muswell Hillbilly, here in a cool rockabilly arrangement driven by Gosling's piano and Dave's guitar. A rousing medley of You Really Got Me and All Day Of The Night highlights the band's way with a guitar riff, ably supported by Gosling's organ and strong backing vocals from Dave Davies and John Dalton. Recording without an audience gives this session a loose nature allowing us to present multiple takes of Holiday, Alcohol and Skin And Bone so that you can pick your favourite. Ray opines that the first take of Alcohol was the best – do you agree?
What happened next was that Ray turned his attention towards America. A ban by the American Federation of Musicians for "unprofessional conduct" meant that Kinks were unable to tour the US after 1965. When the ban was lifted in 1970 the band were keen to make up for lost time. Their next LP Everybody's In Show-Biz…would besteeped in American references. Eventually Ray would move to the US and achieve the commercial success he had always craved. But in 1972 the Kinks still retained much of the approach that made them the most distinctive and uncompromising British pop group to emerge from the slipstream of the Beatles. It would not last much longer, so treasure what we have here.
"The Kinks stood aside, watching with sardonic amusement, the pop world chasing its own tail – and they turned out some of the most quirky, intelligent, grown-up and totally personal records in the history of British pop. Their trouble (or perhaps their strength would be more accurate) was their non-conformism, their refusal to join the club. They were, and are, hugely underrated in consequence. " George Melly, Revolt Into Style (1970)
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Yellow Brick Road (Bermann, Van Vliet)
Abba Zabba (Van Vliet)
Sure 'Nuff 'N Yes I Do (Bermann, Van Vliet)
Electricity (Bermann, Van Vliet)
Beatle Bones 'n' Smokin' Stones (Van Vliet)
Safe As Milk (Van Vliet)
Kandy Korn (Van Vliet)
Trust Us (Van Vliet)
Steal Softly Thru Snow (Van Vliet)
Click Clack (Van Vliet)
Golden Birdies (Van Vliet)
I'm Gonna Booglarize You Baby (Van Vliet)
Side One, Tracks 1-4 recorded for BBC Top Gear on 24th January 1968 , broadcast February 4th
Side One, Tracks 5-7 and Side Two Track 1 recorded for BBC Top Gear on 6th May 1968 , broadcast May 12th
Side Two, Tracks 2-5 recorded for Beat Club, Radio Bremen on May 12th 1972, broadcast on German television channel ARD
On Side Two Tracks 2-5 are of very good sound quality. The remaining tracks are recorded off air but are still thoroughly listenable.
Captain Beefheart – vocals, harmonica, saxophone
Side One Tracks 1 – 7, Side Two Track 1
John French – drums
Alex St.Clair – lead guitar
Jerry Handley – bass
Jeff Cotton – guitar
Side Two, Tracks 2 – 5
Bill Harkleroad (Zoot Horn Rollo) – guitar
Mark Boston (Rockette Morton) – guitar
Eliiot Ingber (Winged Eel Fingerling) – guitar
Roy Estrada (Orejon) – bass
Arthur Tripp III (Ed Marimba) – drums and percussion
Born Don Glen Vliet, Captain Beefheart was one of the key performers to emerge from the late 1960s underground scene. He was cited as a key influence by artists as varied as Paul McCartney, John Lennon, John Lydon, Howard Devoto, Joe Strummer, Devo and Pere Ubu. Particular praise has been heaped on the 1969 double LP Trout Mask Replica, described by his friend the writer Lester Bangs as "four sides of discordant yet juicy swampbrine jambalaya roogalator." Writing for The Village Voice in 1980, Bangs offered this description of Beefheart's importance. "There are some of us who think he is one of the giants of 20th-century music, certainly of the postwar era. He sings in seven and a half octaves, and his style has been compared to Howlin' Wolf and several species of primordial beasts. His music, which he composes for ensemble and then literally teaches his bands how to play, is often atonal but always swings in a way that little rock ever has. I hear Delta blues, free jazz, field hollers, rock'n'roll and lately something new that I can't put my finger on but relates somehow to what they call 'serious' music."
One of Captain Beefheart's earliest supporters was John Peel. Peel had first heard the band whilst working as a DJ for Radio KMEN in California in 1966. Beefheart's record company subsequently invited him to see The Magic Band supporting Them at The Whisky A Go Go on Sunset Strip. Back in the UK Peel was keen to feature them on his BBC radio show, which he did – twice – in 1968. In his book In Session Tonight, Ken Garner relates that "Captain Beefheart and his Magic Band were in the UK on tour and Peel was keen to get them in. Unfortunately, as Americans, they fell foul of the then Ministry of Labour rules on work permits. In support of the Musicians Union, the Ministry stipulated that only musicians offered reciprocal bookings for British acts could play at the BBC. As American radio didn't do live sessions, no American bands could be recorded in the UK. Solo artists could be booked, if backed by British musicians. But Beefheart had an all-American band. Peel producer Bernie Andrews persuaded the Ministry that, as the name suggests, this was a touring band of magicians. They got permission, as a 'Variety' act."
Four selections from Safe As Milk still sound extraordinary today. Yellow Brick Road is relatively melodic, built around the refrain "keep on walking and don't look back" with the Captain on harmonica. A slow and deliberate Bo Diddley beat underpins Abba Zabba which also includes a bass solo. DuringSure 'Nuff 'n' Yes I DoDave Tate, the engineer, remembers having to suspend a mike over Beefheart, who insisted on singing lying on his back. Bernie Andrews remembers Beefheart being entranced by the sound made by the control cubicle light switch. 'Oh isn't that great', he said, switching the fluorescents on and off for three or four minutes." Fittingly the final track from the session isElectricity.
The second Peel session was to promote the Strictly Personal LP. Beatle Bones 'n' Smoking Stones features an idiosyncratic Beefheart vocal, apparently critical of the Beatles "Strawberry Feels Forever". Safe As Milk was not included on the LP of the same name but has a more orthodox melody and rhythm. Beefheart's hymn to Kandy Korn concludes with some intricate guitar interplay. Finally Trust Us is built around a hypnotic riff which the band and Beefheart keep returning to over its considerable length.
It was a very different Magic Band that recorded four tracks for the Beat Club TV programme four years later. An all new line-up was rendered anonymous by the extravagant stage names that Beefheart had bestowed. Steal Softly Thru Snow is an instrumental that emphasises the dexterity of the rhythm section and some frantic Beefheart blowing. The Captain switches to harmonica on Click Clack, sounding like something Ry Cooder might have contributed to Performance.A brief Golden Birdies features a Beefheart spoken word vocal. Finally I'm Gonna Booglarize You allows the three guitarists to stretch out, providing a suitably angular backdrop for some Beefheart vocal improvisation. NME journalist Nick Kent witnessed this line up play Brighton Dome in March 1972 and was suitably gobsmacked. "As soon as the first notes were struck, time stood still. Music like this had never been heard before – or since. There was a genuinely superhuman power coming out of the PA system. None of us could believe we were hearing music this visceral and dementedly alive. You could practically see the electricity coursing through their instruments and taste the phlegm bubbling in Beefheart's larynx. He wasn't kidding when he called them the Magic Band."
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Wirecard Staff Reportedly Took Large Sums Of Cash From HQ
Wirecard staffers reportedly took millions of euros in funds from the firm's German base in plastic bags during a timeframe that spanned years, the Financial Times reported, citing unnamed sources. Individuals who used to work for Wirecard told authorities investigating the firm that workers took cash in sizable quantities out of headquarters a number of times.
While Wirecard's primary business was handling payments for retailers, the company also owned a branchless bank. As demand for cash increased, Wirecard Bank purchased a safe that was stationed in the group's German base.
In one instance, €500,000 (approximately $600,000) worth of cash was delivered at a time when the safe didn't have any additional space, FT reported, citing emails it viewed and an unnamed source. A portion of the funds had to be stashed outside the safe in the offices.
Wirecard was valued at €24 billion (approximately $28.9 billion) at its apex, but it went bust in 2020, falling apart when it was discovered that €1.9 billion (approximately $2.3 billion) of corporate funds weren't in existence and some of its operations in Asia weren't legitimate.
The news comes after prosecutors in Frankfurt are launching a probe into the manner in which Germany's financial watchdog, BaFin, supervised Wirecard AG and into whether some of the regulator's workforce illicitly traded shares. Frankfurt prosecutors said they began the probe after they reviewed information that was removed from BaFin in February when they visited the agency's offices. BaFin filed its own criminal complaint with Stuttgart prosecutors in January against one of its workers over possible insider trading of Wirecard shares.
Germany is aiming to shore up the leadership of BaFin and intends to bring experts onboard to supervise regulations. In addition to hiring top professionals, the regulator also intends to build a task force to look into any suspected accounting fraud, per Deputy Finance Minister Joerg Kukies.
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Oilers v. Ducks - Exodus 21:20-21
By Scott Reynolds Apr 5, 2012, 4:30pm MDT
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If a manager mistreats a male or female fan of his team, and the spark of fandom within that person dies as a result, the manager must be punished. But give it at least a couple of years. If after a couple of years, it turns out that the spark of fandom was actually dormant and not extinguished, then the manager doesn't need to be punished. After all, they are fans of his team, and thus have no real say in what goes on. In this way, they are like property.
Anaheim Ducks (33-35-12) @ Edmonton Oilers (32-39-9)
Rexall Place, 7:30 p.m. MDT
Television: Sportsnet West
More analysis after the jump...
Visiting Team Scouting Report:
The Anaheim Ducks are toast, but will no doubt have more fans cheering for them tonight than they've had for a while. With the end of the season so close, even casual fans have their eye on the draft lottery, and that means fans of the Wild, Maple Leafs, Hurricanes, and Lightning will all be pulling unconditionally for an Anaheim victory. Fans of the Ducks? There are no doubt some hoping for a win, and others hoping for a loss, but they'll all be united in enjoying what could be the second-last game of Teemu Selanne's career. If Selanne can score four more goals this year, he'll become the second-oldest player in NHL history to score 30 goals, and the second-oldest to score 70 points (Gordie Howe is first in both categories; he was a few months older than Selanne is now in 1970). I'm thinking it's time to start Khabibulin!
Expected Lineups:
Edmonton Oilers (32-39-9):
Hartikainen - Nugent-Hopkins - Eberle
Jones - Gagner - Hemsky
Smyth - Horcoff - Belanger
Eager - VandeVelde - Petrell
Whitney - Schultz
Sutton - Petry
Barker - Teubert
Dubnyk
Anaheim Ducks (33-35-12):
Smith-Pelly - Getzlaf - Perry
Hagman - Koivu - Selanne
Ryan - Bonino - Palmieri
Blake - Cogliano - Beleskey
Fowler - Beauchemin
Visnovsky - Guenin
Sbisa - Brookbank
Deslauriers
Jeff Petry returns to the lineup tonight after missing a couple of games with a grotesquely swollen jaw. His return means that Bryan Rodney is on his way back to Oklahoma City after just one game. Rodney played 13:17 in his season debut, and was an unsurprising -1. That 13:17 in ice time was, surprisingly, not the lowest total on the team against Los Angeles. Colten Teubert played just 12:10 in his return to California.
That meant a lot of ice time for the other defensemen, one of which, you'll recall, was Cam Barker! Barker played 21:48, his second-highest total of the season (he played 22:27 against Minnesota in October) and the 17th-highest total of his career. In the sixteen games where Barker got more ice time, his teams won six and lost ten.
Jeff Deslauriers is starting tonight for Anaheim. Deslauriers has an .881 AHL save percentage... the tank is on!
Yann Danis was named a first-team AHL All-Star, which essentially means that the selection committee figures him to have been the best goaltender in the league this year. Danis has a 2.11 goals against average and .924 save percentage in 40 games. He will no doubt try to use those accomplishments to earn an NHL contract next season. The first and second team all-stars over the last two years (Brad Thiessen, Curtis Sanford, Jonathan Bernier, and Cedrick Desjardins) have all seen at least limited time in the NHL after being honored.
Steve Staios is slated to play his 1,000th NHL game tonight. He will become the 277th player in NHL history to get there. Congratulations, Steve, and thanks for your time as an Oiler.


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W.Va. Board of Education Seeks Public Input
CHARLESTON, W.Va. – The West Virginia Board of Education is seeking comment on alterations made to three state policies outlining preschool and school counselor standards. The board voted during its April meeting to place the policy updates on a 30-day public comment period ending May 16.
Proposed changes to Policy 2510, Assuring Quality of Education: Regulations for Education Programs reflect the first phase of revisions to occur over the next 12 months. Revisions include the elimination of time constraints for teaching particular subjects at the elementary and middle school level; remove expired graduation requirements; condense current graduation requirements into one cohesive set; and other minor provisions.
Updated to Policy 2525, West Virginia's Universal Access to a Quality Early Education System have been made to address the continuous quality improvement of West Virginia's Universal Pre-K system. The proposed revisions target three key areas, including continued collaboration of community partners to strengthen universal enrollment processes, the approval process for comprehensive pre-k curricula, and the revision of the current program assessmentand continuous quality improvement procedures for the county collaborative early childhood team
Updates to Policy 2340, West Virginia Measures of Academic Progress reflect the new name of the office and will change to lower case the names of positions, such as county test coordinator, when used within general text and replace "one year" with "academic year" in the appendices.
Educators, parents and community members are encouraged to review the policies and make suggestions. The policies can be viewed and comments can be submitted by logging onto the West Virginia Department of Education website at http://wvde.state.wv.us/policies.
For more information, contact the Office of Communications at (304) 558-2699.
--The West Virginia Board of Education and the West Virginia Department of Education (WVDE) are committed to ensuring all students in the state are college and career ready when they graduate from a public school. What West Virginia students are learning in school exceeds national and international standards. Through the WVDE's 21st century learning plan called "Global21: Students deserve it. The world demands it.," West Virginia is seeing better student performance on the West Virginia Educational Standards Test 2 (WESTEST2); the SAT and the ACT college entrance exams; the job skills assessment called Work Keys given to career and technical education students; and in a high school graduation rate that exceeds the national average.


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BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: 'Corporate Affiliates' Donating to Two US Election Related Non-Profits Demonstrate the Corruption in the US Election Environment – Where Did the Money Go?
By Joe Hoft
Published June 13, 2021 at 10:50am
Two non-profits created before the 2018 election that include US state Secretaries of State and Election Directors, received donations from voting machine companies, ballot printing companies, Zuckerberg's non-profit as well as a Hillary-related non-profit in 2020.
Where did this money go?
We previously reported on numerous companies and non-profits and their roles in the 2020 election and in recent election audits.
BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: UN, US, Facebook and Smartmatic Executives Conspired Together Before the 2020 Election and Many of Same Officials Now Trying to Stop or Derail 2020 Election Audits Taking Place
Today we focus on the two non-profits related to the Secretaries of State and the Election Directors in the US.
Two of the major ballot printing shops in the United States certified to print Dominion paper ballot products, Runbeck Election Services in Tempe, Arizona, and the Fort Orange Press in Albany, NY, are both 2021 major donors to the National Association of Secretaries of State (NASS) and the National Association of State Election Directors (NASED).
Notably, Jocelyn Benson, Secretary of State of Michigan, is the current co-chair of the NASS Elections Committee.
Election printers Fort Orange and Runbeck both donated $5,000 to NASED.
Shockingly, Dominion Voting Systems, ES&S, and Hart InterCivic, the top election machine vendors in the United States also donated to NASS and NASED. In addition, Smartmatic donated to NASS.
Both NASS and NASED refer to these donors as "corporate affiliates." The entire list of NASS and NASED "corporate affiliates" should be viewed to understand the blatant corruption infecting the world which our top state election officials inhabit.
It is an out-and-out flagrant conflict of interest for voting machine vendors, software designers, and voting machine ballot printers to be corporate donors to the 501(c)(3) nonprofit, alleged nonpartisan charities, NASS and NASED, which claim to represent 100% of the top U.S. election officials, both secretaries of state and states' chief election officials.
Who is policing NASS and NASED to make sure conflicts of interest like this are exposed and prevented?! Clearly, secretaries of state, many of whom oversee their states' nonprofit charity divisions, which would ordinarily police nonprofit abuses like these, have failed to and are a part of the problem.
The top 2021 donor to NASED, at $20,000, is Pierre Omidyar's Democracy Fund. Omidyar is the founder of E-Bay. His Democracy Fund was one of the progressive donor foundations, along with Mark Zuckerberg and his wife's foundation and others, which contributed to the $0.5+ billion in Zuckerbucks, which was funneled through corrupt nonprofit middlemen agents, directly to state and county election officials.
This huge influx of "dark money" privatized our election system in 2020, especially in the six swing states, and "placed billionaires in the counting rooms" across America.
The Amistad Project, which broke this story, stated in its December 16, 2020 press release:
This network pumped hundreds of millions of dollars into local election systems using the COVID crisis as a pretense. Our report proves that in reality it was nothing more than a naked attempt to purchase an election. … This report paints a clear picture of a cabal of billionaires and activists using their wealth to subvert, control, and fundamentally alter the electoral system itself.
The top donor to NASS at $20,000, is – unbelievably! – Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook. It is beyond shocking that Zuckerberg's family foundation donated $500,000,000 to the Zuckerbucks' "naked attempt to purchase an election" project, and now we find out that Zuckerberg's Facebook has been greasing the wheels with top state election officials, through one of their allegedly nonpartisan, "charitable" nonprofits!
Billionaires influenced the U.S. 2020 elections bottom-to-top, through targeted donations to both the on-the-ground election officials in U.S. counties as well as to the top election official leadership in the entire United States!
It is troubling and frankly, shocking that NASS and NASED – two charities which represent United States' top election officials – have such close ties to election machine and election machine software vendors, election machine ballot printers, and many of the radical, far-left and even socialist nonprofits, some of which were involved in the distribution of $0.5+ billion in Zuckerbucks, and some of whom have been actively involved in threatening and even sabotaging the 2020 forensic election audits taking place right now in Maricopa County, Arizona and, recently, in the Town of Windham, New Hampshire.
The possibility of the corruption of U.S. public election officials appears to be alarmingly high with these types of arrangements.
TGP covered the campaign support which Jocelyn Benson received from George Soros and his progressive billionaire partners in 2010 (for her first, failed SoS campaign) through Soros' Secretary of State Project (SoSP). In 2018, with the SoSP re-vamped and now called iVOTE, Benson and Secretary of State Katie Hobbs (D) of Arizona both received substantive campaign support from both George Soros, his progressive billionaire partners, and Hillary Clinton's nonprofit conglomerate, Onward Together and its attached ActBlue donation platform.
To No One's Surprise – Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson Is A Product of a George Soros Secretary of State Program from 2010
Hillary Clinton's Onward Together description of iVOTE states:
iVote is on the offensive, working to elect pro-voting Secretaries of State in key battleground states … Earlier this year [2018], iVote announced that they plan to spend $5 million in efforts to elect Democratic, pro-voting rights secretaries of state in seven target states of Arizona, Nevada, Colorado, Michigan, Ohio, New Mexico, and Iowa.
iVote brags about Arizona's corrupt Secretary of State Hobbs:
iVote also brags about supporting Michigan's Soros backed corrupt Secretary of State Benson:
iVOTE was successful and placed both Benson and Hobbs in their states' respective secretary of state seats, in two of the key, swing states, Arizona and Michigan, in preparation for the 2020 presidential election.
As mentioned, Jocelyn Benson, Secretary of State of Michigan, is the current co-chair of the NASS Elections Committee. That committee's members include all of the Secretaries of State or chief election officials of the six 2020 swing states – save one who belongs to NASED. Those six swing or battleground states are as identified by Dr. Peter Navarro in his 2021, three-part report, The Navarro Report: Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
The six top U.S. election officials from the six 2020 swing states, are either NASS or NASED members:
Hon. Jocelyn Benson (D), MI. Chair, NASS Elections Committee
Hon. Katie Hobbs (D), AZ
Hon. Brad Raffensperger (R), GA
Hon. Barbara Cegavske (R), NV
Hon. Kathy Boockvar (D), PA (as of February 5, 2021, when she stepped down from her position)
Megan Wolfe (D), WI, "Administrator" of Elections, is the incoming president of NASED. Last year she served on its executive committee as its treasurer.
These two "charitable," supposedly nonpartisan 501(c)(3) nonprofits represent all of the top state election officials in the United States. Clearly, NASS and NASED leadership, activities, donors, and its Elections Committee deserve much closer scrutiny given these disturbing facts. Just as clearly, Michigan's Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson and Arizona's Secretary of State Hobbs, with their support not only from George Soros but also from the top tier ranks of the national Democratic machine and its cabal of secretive progressive, billionaire backers, are up to no good.
Where did the money go that was donated to the NASS and NASED?
Joe Hoft is the twin brother of TGP's founder, Jim Hoft, and a contributing editor at TGP. Joe was instrumental in reporting the truth behind the Mueller sham, the origins of COVID-19, and the 2020 Election fraud. Joe was a corporate executive in Hong Kong for a decade and has years of experience in finance, IT, operations, and auditing around the world. Joe is the author of five books. His new bestseller, "The Steal: Volume II - The Impossible Occurs" is out now. It addresses the stolen 2020 Election and provides an inventory proving that the 2020 Election was uncertifiable and never should have been certified for Joe Biden. Joe also has a weekly radio podcast at TNTRadio.live where he discusses current events with prominent guests.
@joehoft
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Past News and Events
OREGON WOMAN SUFFRAGE CENTENNIAL EVENTS 2010 – 2012
December 7 - 31, 2012: "Votes for Women! The Oregon Story" Exhibit at Oregon State Capital Building (Salem, OR)
November 1 and 2, 2012: Commemorative Woman Suffrage Symposium"Woman Citizen: Past, Present and Future" at Oregon State University (Corvallis, OR)
November 1 - December 1, 2012: "Votes for Women! The Oregon Story" Exhibit
at Salem Public Library (Salem, OR)
November 3, 2012: "What's Suffrage Got to Do with It" Live Town Hall Debate at Tillamook County Public Library (Tillamook, OR)
Sunday, November 4, 2012: "A Tireless Pioneer: Celebrating the Life of Abigail Scott Duniway" Sermon by Rev. Richard R. Davis at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Salem (Salem, OR)
November 5 - December 5, 2012: "Votes for Women! The Oregon Story" Exhibit at the Des Chutes Historical Museum (Bend, OR)
November 5, 2012: Woman Suffrage Centennial Election Day Anniversary;
Century of Action celebrated by handing out flyers in downtown Portland at Pioneer Place and Director Park. "Votes for Women!" sashes were available for purchase and a
downloadable informational flyer (double-sided) was shared around the community.
November 5, 2012: "Conversations about Women and Political Power"
OPB's Think Out Loud" program included an interview of Oregon's only female governor, Barbara Roberts, and Century of Action's Eliza Canty-Jones, discussing the centennial and the past, present, and future of women's political power.
November 5, 2012: "The Suffragists: an Oregon Experience" OPB-TV; The premiere, with a special bonus segment at the end about Suffragist Abigail Scott Duniway.
Monday, November 5: "What's Suffrage Got to Do with It" Live Town Hall Debate with special guest speaker Rep. Nancie Fadeley. Presented by Lane County Historical Society at UO Baker Downtown Center (Eugene, OR)
November 6, 2012: Election Day
November 7, 2012: "Justice for All: Celebrating 100 Years of Women's Suffrage in Oregon" Windows in Time Lecture Series. Co-presented by the Southern Oregon Historical Society and Jackson County Library System at the Medford Branch Library (Medford, OR)
November 9 - November 23, 2012: "Votes for Women! The Oregon Story" Exhibit
at Oregon City Public Library (Oregon City, OR)
November 10 - December 20, 2012: Votes for Women! The Oregon Story" Exhibit at Umatilla Heritage Station Museum (Pendleton, OR)
November 13, 2012: "What's Suffrage Got to Do with It" Live Town Hall Debate at Canby Public Library (Canby, OR)
November 13, 2012: Oregon Political Leadership Digital Archive Launch Event at Oregon Historical Society (Portland, OR)
November 14 to November 16, 2012: Vision 2020 Third Annual Conference: "Collaborating for Change" " at The Hilton Portland (Portland, OR)
November 14, 2012: "Justice for All: Celebrating 100 Years of Women's Suffrage in Oregon" Windows in Time Lecture Series, co-presented by the Southern Oregon Historical Society and Jackson County Library System
at the Ashland Branch Library (Medford, OR)
November 16, 2012: "What's Suffrage Got to Do with It" Live Town Hall Debate at Museum of the Oregon Territory (Oregon City, OR)
October 1 – October 8, 2012: http://oregondaysofculture.org/">May 29, 2012: " Oregon Days Of Culture " at various locations around Oregon. Oregon Days of Culture celebrates the role of the arts, humanities, and heritage in our everyday lives. Participate by attending any number of events around the state.
October 1 - October 28, 2012: "Votes for Women! The Oregon Story" Exhibit at Baker Heritage Museum (Baker City, OR)
October 1 - November 1, 2012: "Votes for Women! The Oregon Story" Exhibit
at Portland Community College Campuses: Cascade, Sylvania and Rock Creek.
October 1 - November 15, 2012: "Votes for Women! The Oregon Story" Exhibit at Douglas County Museum (Roseburg, OR)
October 1 – December 30, 2012: "Votes for Women! The Oregon Story" Exhibit at Archives Building, State Capital (Salem, OR)
Exhibit includes original documents from the Archives holdings, including the original proclamation declaring the passage of women's suffrage written by Abigail Scott Duniway and her 1913 voter's registration card.
October 1 – December 30, 2012: "Votes for Women! The Oregon Story" Exhibit at Canby Public Library (Canby, OR)
October 6, 2012: Oregon Archives Crawl "
October 7, 2012: "The New Feminist Agenda: defining the next revolution for women, work and family", a book Signing with Governor Madeleine K. Kunin at the Oregon Historical Society (Portland, OR)
October 11, 2012: Girls Inc: Celebrate the Day of the Girl with a Girl's Night Out
at Juniper Hotel (Portland, OR)
October 13, 2012: "Scott Free: The Life of Abigail Scott Duniway", co-presented by Ashland AAUW and Rogue Valley League of Women Voters at Masonic Hall (Ashland, OR)
Beginning October 15, 2012: "Votes for Women! The Oregon Story" Exhibit at Siuslaw Public Library (Florence, OR)
October 15 - December 15, 2012: "Votes for Women! The Oregon Story" Exhibit at Museum of the Oregon Territory (Oregon City, OR)
October 18, 2012: OPB Oregon Experience documentary: "The Suffragists" presented by Scholls Women's Club at Scholls Valley Lodge (Hillsboro, OR)
October 22, 2012: "Oregon's Doctor to the World: Esther Pohl Lovejoy and a Life in Activism", a Book Launch and Signing with Dr. Kimberly Jensen at Oregon Historical Society (Portland, OR)
October 25, 2012: Oregon Woman Suffrage Lecture by Janice Dilg of Century of Action and presented by the Washington County Museum at the Hillsboro Civic Center (Hillsboro, OR)
October 25, 2012: OPB Oregon Experience documentary: "The Suffragists" presented by Oregon Public Broadcasting at the Oregon Historical Society (Portland, OR)
October 25, 2012: UO Symposium Celebrating the Centennial of Woman Suffrage,"From Suffrage to Citizenship: Empowering Oregon Women in the Twentieth Century and Beyond"
at University of Oregon (Eugene, OR)
October 25 - December 31, 2012: "Votes for Women! The Oregon Story" Exhibit at Deschutes Public Library, Bend Branch (Bend, OR)
August 15 - September 30, 2012: "Votes for Women! The Oregon Story" Exhibit at McMinnville Public Library (McMinnville, OR)
September 1 - November 1, 2012: "Votes for Women! The Oregon Story" Exhibit at Special Collections & Archives Research Center, Oregon State University (Corvallis, OR)
September 1 - November 30, 2012: "Votes for Women! The Oregon Story" Exhibit at Tillamook Public Library (Tillamook, OR)
September 15 – December 7, 2012: Votes for Women! The Oregon Story" Exhibit at Hamersly Library, Western Oregon University (Monmouth, OR)
September 14, 2012: Lafayette memorial Honors Suffragist Abigail Scott Duniway
July 21, 2012: "Suffragists Among Us" (and related media coverage)
May 31, 2012: Statewide exhibit launch at Oregon Historical Society
May 29, 2012: "100 Years and Counting: celebrating woman suffrage in Oregon"
April 26-28, 2012: Oregon Heritage Conference, "Fertile Ground: Planting the Seeds for Restoration, Innovation and Collaboration"
April 26, 2012: Lipman, Wolfe & Co Centennial Benefit for OWHC
April 30, 2012: Oregon Secretary of State partners with Century of Action on the 2011-2012 Oregon Blue Book
March 7, 2012: "Suffrage: Struggle of the Century" by Steve Law, Portland Tribune
March 4, 2012: "Yours for Liberty: Abigail Scott Duniway"
February 26, 2012: Ruth Tenzer Feldman Reading at Central Library
February 22, 2012: Lynn Sherr lecture and sashing, Oregon Historical Society's Mark O. Hatfield Distinguished Historians Forum
February 7, 2012: Senate Concurrent Resolution 204 passes
February 3, 2012: Senate Concurrent Resolution 204 hearings begin
February 2, 2012: "Votes for Women! The Oregon Story" opens
February 1, 2012: "Votes for Women! The Oregon Story" opening reception
January 19th to May 6, 2012: "The Dawn of Tomorrow:Oregon Jews and Woman Suffrage" exhibit at the Oregon Jewish Museum
November 30, 2011: "She Flies with her Own Wings" exhibit on the speeches of Abigail Scott Duniway
November 5, 2011: "Louisa May Alcott: The Woman Behind Little Women" at the Central Library
November 3, 2011: Metro Councilors receive Votes for Women sashes
August 29, 2011: History Pub: "Lives of Women Citizens: Pioneering Women in Public Service"
July 27, 2011: Debut Party for Century of Action
July 8, 2011: Governor Barbara Roberts City Club Friday Forum, "A Century of Women's Suffrage in Oregon: Understanding History, Making History"
June 25, 2011: Remembering the Honorable Betty Roberts (1923-2011)
April 23, 2011: Historian Jensen celebrated for scholarship
April 14, 2011: Jefferson Exchange host Geoffrey Riley interviews Century of Action Program Director Janice Dilg
April 5, 2011: Oregon Heritage Commission Proclaims Statewide Celebration
March 8, 2011: Gov. Barbara Roberts' Century of Action Kick-Off Speech Event and speech text
March 2010: Updated on Century of Action project
August 2009: Century of Action-Oregon Encyclopedia History night
August 2009: Donating to Century of Action project
August 2009: Planning Outline and Suffrage Centennial Survey


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Technology has changed our lives in different ways. Distance education, online shopping, computer games, online gambling and several other activities that have become an integral part of our changed. Hence, there is so much to talk about each of these activities but still we would limit our discussion to online games. With the advent of online games changed the scenario of sports completely. It seems like everybody dropped as a hot potato after playing games like live football.
Live football is one of the most fashionable games amongst sports fans and those who never played it are truly missing something big. Before describing the rules of game, let's take a sneak peek into the game's history. With the invention of betting and gaming on computer the real life players could form an imaginary team and play football together. Generally, this particular game has been become accepted and popular amongst sport fans. Now, the games are available in multiple versions and aspects, players can have fun forming their fancy football league. Hold on your enthusiasm for a while as we have some realities and techniques to share with players.
Live Sports Overview
Live football online is a type of sport where an imaginary football team is chosen. After the selection, the true players play football on screen as a team and get football live score, when a goal is made. At the end of the live football, the team with the highest points becomes the winner. In advance, the game was played only for entertainment and at a small level. Hence, with increasing popularity people have started shaping live football score league at international level and the cause for doing so is not only entertainment. Such as, online sports betting, gamblers can make more money from the game as well.
Structure of Team
Each team play a vital role in a live football and thus it should be chosen carefully. If you are handling the role of skipper in football, you have to select the team with highest care. Some of the key points, you should always kept in mind while selecting the team.
1. Each team should consist of 11 players.
2. You should also reserve players who can play in case of emergency.
3. You must distribute the roles and responsibilities of each player.
4. Before start the game clear understanding of game rules and scores.
Select the place for playing game
Now, you must have knowledge of where and how to played the game of live football. The point of discussion is the selection of place for thrilling game. However the game has become quite fashionable and you may play them on different platforms.
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No. 7 seed Michigan State will advance to the Round of 32 after defeating No. 10 seed Georgia, 70-63.
Although the Spartans took a 13-point lead at halftime, the Bulldogs were able to go on a 15-4 run.
The Spartans led by 12 points with 1:16 remaining, but the Bulldogs went on an 11-2 run as they were able to draw fouls. However, they missed key free throws.
Michigan State guard Denzel Valentine sealed the win with four free throws. He led the Spartans with 16 points, six rebounds and six assists.
Guard Travis Trice added 15 points, three rebounds and six assists while forward Branden Dawson chipped in another 14 points and six rebounds.
For the Bulldogs, guard Charles Mann scored 19 points while forward Marcus Thornton added 12 points while grabbing 10 rebounds.
Here are the biggest highlights from this hard-fought effort between the two teams.


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Additions, Exclusions, and Losses For Schedule M-3 (Form 1120), Part IV Income from your primary source of income. No income from any other source. Additions to your income from other sources. No income from sources other than your primary source of income. Exclusions from your income. No income from sources other than your primary source of income. Inflation adjustment to exclude tax-exempt interest from gross income. No income from sources other than your primary source of income to which this adjustment applies. Deductions taken from your income. No income from sources other than your primary source of income to which a deduction is allowed. Losses. Exclusions, Deductions, Losses For Schedule M-3 (Form 1120), Part VII For Schedule M-3 (Form 1120), Part VII, you must report the income earned by the parent business during 2023 in the following way. You have to file this report if the parent has more than 1 LLC. If an LLC owns more than 1 LLC, you must file Schedule J, Schedule K, or Schedule L. The parent business is either a: • Sole proprietorship (Form J) • Limited liability company (Form L) • C corporation (Form C) • Partnership (Form L-1) • S corporation (Form C-K) • LLP (Form PA) • Trust This schedule is also used to report the amount of your deduction or loss on Forms W-2. For Form W-2 filed directly on line 15 of your Form 1040, you're required to report the following, as far as Form 1040 goes under this plan, for purposes of the table: Your deductible loss (including the portion of the tax-exempt interest that you are able to deduct). Deduct a portion of your federal income tax-exempt interest as follows. This is, for example, 10% for Form 1040NR, Nondeductible Loss from Capital Losses on LLC Interest, and 2% for all other taxable years. Your adjusted federal adjusted gross income (AGI). The formula for adjusted AGI is the same as the one for AGI under line 29 of Form 1040 and the formula for AGI under line 20 of Form 1040A used if the taxpayer did not report AGI on line 15 or on line 20 of Form 1040. For Schedule M, Part VII, you must report the income earned by the parent business during 2023 in the following way.


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