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Tired of Masks and Wish You Could Go Back to Church, Vote for Biden…
Are you sick of watching family-owned stores and businesses in your neighborhood fold because of reopening restrictions? Are you saddened as you watch your favorite watering holes and restaurants close their doors for good, as unconstitutional lockdowns drag past the 200-day mark of "15 days to slow the spread"? Have you had to move your family out of your state just to find a school your child can attend?
Do you find yourself wondering just when all this madness will end…and how?
Well, look no further. There's a solution on the horizon and it's a mere 15 days away. If you want COVID and the ensuing restrictions to disappear forever, all you have to do is…
Vote for Biden/Harris 2020.
Don't shoot the messenger. This logic came straight from the horse's mouth this past Sunday on "Meet the Press" – the horse being.
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, and the mouth being one adorned with bright red lipstick and frothing with Trump Derangement Syndrome.
Whitmer told host Chuck Todd that lockdowns and COVID restrictions can end, if Americans just vote for Joe Biden. The governor, who has become one of the faces of hypocritical lockdowns for the Left over the last few months, insinuated that Trump doesn't care that 220,000 people have died so far from COVID, and that 8 million positive COVID tests have been logged so far.
Notice that I didn't say "cases." There's no indication that, just because we've administered 8 million tests that 8 million individual people were tested, or that even a fraction of those people were ever even symptomatic.
She also insinuated that the real victims of the lockdowns are the heroes who are staying closed and staying home indefinitely, and that Trump and anyone who wants to get back to living their American lives are, in fact, inciting violence.
"Every moment that we are not focused on the fact that there are 220,000 Americans who have died from this virus is good for him. So in that sense, as he incites additional violence against people who are just trying to save one another's lives. It's good for him. And that's why I don't want to talk about him endangering public servants lives. I want to talk about what he hasn't done and that's his job. The Trump virus response is the worst in the globe. I mean in the world, it's the worst 8 million people have been have contracted covid-19, 220000 dead. We've got people in food pantry line who never would have imagined that they be there and no light on the horizon because our numbers keep going up."
It is truly stunning to listen to people like Governor Whitmer blame food pantry lines on Trump, when it is Democrat governors and other politicians keeping their economies locked down and forcing people out of work. It is even more stunning to see the amount of people actually buying that "logic."
These are the same people who claim masks are the only things that can save us, but still refuse to open the economy and let people get back to work, now that masks are pretty much mandated everywhere. If masks are the miracle cure, then why can't we just leave it at the current mandates and get back out there? The protesters have been free to congregate all summer and fall. The mental gymnastics required to make sense of it all are exhausting. Maybe that's why Joe Biden keeps calling press lids. He's just exhausted trying to make sense of his own party's logic.
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The icing on the cake comes at the end of this clip. Despite claiming that dark days are still ahead of us because "our numbers keep going up", Whitmer (in the very next breath) looks America straight in the eye and says that the only way to get back to life, get back to church, get back to college football, is to pull the lever (or fill out the mail-in ballot, as it were) for Biden.
"This is a gravely serious moment for all of us and if you're tired of wearing masks or you wish you were in church this morning or watching college football or wish your kids were in school in person, it is time for change in the this country and that's why we've got to elect Joe Biden."
Let's recap…November 3rd…America is sinking, with no end in sight. COVID is ravaging our nation. Children can't go to school, and it's too dangerous to let businesses operate as normal.
November 4th, after a Biden win…COVID is gone! No need for restrictions. Those 220,000 dead really don't matter then. The virus disappears, and thus, the need for restrictive lockdowns.
Gosh, if only we'd known this back in March. We could have forcibly removed Trump from office and installed Biden as an interim dictator, and none of this would have ever had to happen.
They're not even trying to hide their political games anymore. With the corporate media beginning to run more stories on the danger of lockdowns to mental health and education, and people like Whitmer claiming the end to all this is simply in the act of casting enough ballots, it has become painfully and tragically obvious that, for Democrats, this has never been about the virus. Everything is designed to affect the election, and if Biden wins, he'll need a strong economy to win again (or Harris will); thus, everything will return to normal and America will treat COVID just like Biden and Obama treated the Swine Flu…like it never existed.
You know what they say about putting lipstick on a horse…
Governor Gretchen Whitmer displayed an "86 45" sign during her TV appearance. 86 can be shorthand for killing someone. Whitmer is encouraging assassination attempts against President Trump just weeks after someone sent a ricin-laced package to the White House.
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Gretchen Whitmer Displaying '8645' in Background for Interview…
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is getting attention for her choice of background features during her appearance Sunday on NBC's Meet the Press.
After including a bubble-text "8645" printout on a table behind her during her interview, the Trump War Room, one of the Trump campaign's verified Twitter accounts, accused the Democratic (Demonic) governor of "encouraging assassination attempts against President Trump."
"Whitmer is encouraging assassination attempts against President Trump just weeks after someone sent a ricin-laced package to the White House," the tweet added.
The term "8645" has made its way around the internet for some time already. An Urban Dictionary definition of the four-number sequence from 2017 defines it as "a sneaky way to illustrate one's support of getting rid of Trump."
In another tweet, the Trump campaign shared screen shots of more extreme definitions of the slang term from Wikipedia and Urban Dictionary which mention it could be a reference to killing someone.
The World Is In Big Trouble, for Those That Believe We Will Go Back to Some Sense of Normal Life Here on Earth, You Will Be Sadly Disappointed, Seven Years of Hell on Earth Which Began January 1, 2020
"Our courts oppose the righteous, and justice is nowhere to be found. Truth stumbles in the streets, and honesty has been outlawed" (Isa. 59:14, NLT)…We Turned Our Backs On GOD, Now We Have Been Left To Our Own Devices, Enjoy…
While Mainstream Media Continues to Push a False Narrative, Big Tech Has Keep the Truth From Coming out by Shadow Banning Conservatives, Christians, and Like-Minded People, Those Death Attributed to the Coronavirus Is a Result of Those Mentioned, They Truly Are Evil…
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In police-state fashion, Big Tech took the list of accused (including this site), declared all those named guilty and promptly shadow-banned, de-platformed or de-monetized us all without coming clean about how they engineered the crushing of dissent, Now more than ever big Tech has exposed there hand engaging in devious underhanded tactics to make the sinister look saintly, one of Satan's greatest weapons happens to be deceit…
The accumulating death toll from Covid-19 can be seen minute-by-minute on cable news channels. But there's another death toll few seem to care much about: the number of poverty-related deaths being set in motion by deliberately plunging millions of Americans into poverty and despair.
American health care, as we call it today, and for all its high-tech miracles, has evolved into one of the most atrocious rackets the world has ever seen. By racket, I mean an enterprise organized explicitly to make money dishonestly.
All the official reassurances won't be worth a bucket of warm spit. The Globals are behind the CoronaVirus, It Is a Man-Made Bioweapon.
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SUCH AS PFIZER, ESPECIALLY AMONG ELDERLY PEOPLE FOLLOWING THE SURGE IN DEATHS IN NORWAY… China's Global Times reports Chinese experts said the death incident should be…
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Ubisoft has boldly predicted that 3D television will be in "everyone's living room" by the end of 2013.
I'm an "anything can happen" kind of guy so I don't normally call out predictions for the future as hopelessly stupid, but in this case I'm going to make an exception. Let's cut to the chase: "We were the first publisher to create a proper 3D game with Avatar last year. Ahead of its time in many ways because the technology was in its infancy and you couldn't buy 3D TVs at all," Murray Pannel, Ubisoft's head of marketing in the U.K., told Eurogamer.
"The truth is I think it is a technology that's coming. We can't ignore it," he continued. "It'll start slowly this year. But like HDTV I wouldn't rule out the fact that this will be installed in everyone's living room in three year's time, and for us to be in a position to have content that could really look absolutely amazing in 3D."
Seriously? Murray, do you have any idea how much this stuff costs? A 46-inch Samsung at Best Buy is currently on sale for $2199, with a regular retail of $2799. Do you want a pair of 3D glasses with that, so you can actually watch things in 3D? That'll be another $200, please. Oh, you have a wife and children? Some friends, too? You're not going to make them pay for their own glasses, are you? Because that's 200 bucks each, pal. Hope you've finished paying for that LCD flat panel we talked you into last year.
"For the naysayers, if you like, I would say, 'Just watch this space', because when you have global corporations like Sony pushing 3D as hard as they possibly can, Sky, equally, showcasing 3D content on TV, I believe it will become a much more important part of consumer electronics than a lot of people believe," Pannel added.
Sorry, Ubi, but I'm saying "nay" on this one.


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To say that I am pained is an understatement, the recent shedding of innocent blood and raping of innocent girls is mentally, emotionally, and psychologically exhausting. Take the case of Vera Uwaila Omozuwa who is a student of the University of Benin who was raped and murdered in church premises where she went to read. Then the case of Tina who was murdered in cold blood by a police officer, who is actually meant to protect and enforce laws.
Who is raising these men? I seriously wonder. Is this where patriarchy was landed us? Most men thinking that they are entitled to a woman's body. A woman's private parts no longer belong to her alone in this part of the world. I think we have neglected the raising of male child enough it's beginning to stuck in our throats like bone, curses that had come home to roost. We had spent so much time and energy raising women, teaching them a moral compass and how to treat, love, and submit to men that we have encountered our waterloo.
Stop raising girls, yes enough with the corrections, morals, teachings, and focus on the boy child because we are raising monsters, entitled monsters who believe that a woman's body is their right. Who believes that women are meant to please them. No wonder you hardly see self-help books on taking care of women. It's mainly all about how to please a man, how to make a man fall in love with you in one week, how to attract a man and keep his attention, and the list is endless. It's time we allow our male children to clean up their own mess. What do you think you are raising when you let your girl child do all the chores including that of her probably younger brother while he sits and flip channels all day. You exclude him from cooking like it's an abomination for a man to cook, likewise washing his own plates and clothes. You are simply raising entitled men that will grow up and believe that women live to serve them. That's how rape starts, a woman might eventually say no to him and he insists because he was meant to believe that he is entitled to every care and attention that comes from a woman including her body and the rape culture continues.
When you raise a girl child and indulge the boy child you are threading on the soil of a vicious circle. Can we for once pause it with the girl child and concentrate on the boys so we can strike a balance because it's the adequate thing to do. Let there be mutually inclusiveness in raising the children. Where the kids are taught to do the chores together, clean after their own mess individually, and learn to cook their own food, cooking is a survival skill. Your boy child will not suffer harm if he learns basic home skills.
Teach your boy child to respect a woman and her body, educate them on sex education. Tell them that a woman's private parts belong to her alone and that women should be treated with respect. Tell him that when a woman says no, he should stop persisting. Tell him it's his duty to love and protect women. Tell him that it's not okay telling a little girl to sit on his laps, Teach him self control, and enlighten him on the need to desist from watching pornography and masturbation. Often times, they like to practice the things they watch on unsuspecting women. We have had enough. Different rape cases every day and the rates are overwhelming. Our girls are no longer safe in the hands of their loved ones and male teachers. Pedophile everywhere, the other day, a small girl of three years was raped to death and I wonder who raised these men. What have we brought upon ourselves?. Enough is enough I say. Let every rapist be castrated. Rapists should not dwell among us. All hands must be on deck in the proper raising of the boy child.
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Younger brother to a well-known oil magnet in Imo State and Nigeria as a whole Dr. sir Chidiebere Okoroafor, Kenneth Maduabuchi Okoroafor has traditionally married his heartthrob Mirian Nwabuiheoma. The event that took place at the compound of Igbokwe's family recently attracted important personalities from within and outside the state.
Speaking during the event, Professor Chuks Nathan Nwaobi urged the couple to always understand each other, adding that understanding will make the marriage last long He disclosed that though there will be ups and downs they should keep understanding, tolerating, and respecting each other.
Contributing, Chief Sir Herold Agim and victor Amaefule described traditional marriage as one of Igbo culture, noting that it was one of the things the Igbos don't play with. Adding his voice, the immediate past House of Assembly member of Ehime Mbano state constituency, Hon. Lawman Duruji advised the couple to always settle by themselves whenever they have issues and never to bring a third party, noting that with that their marriage will last very long In his speech, the chairman of the occasion, Chief Princewill Danial Osigwe urged the couple to always be honest to each other, noting that he will continue to advise them about marriage from time to time.
He said that the Okoroafor family has been so good to him, stressing that, that was why he left all he was doing to come and chaired the occasion. It was gathered that Dr. Sir Chidiebere Okoroafor and his colleagues in the oil business in their usual way also made the event to be colorful. Dignitaries who attended the event included: Senator Attan Nneji Achonu, Professor Chinedum Nwajiuba, HRH Eze Samuel Okeke (Eze Chimere Chioke 1) of Umuchioke Umuduruokoro Umunumo, HRH Eze Emmanuel Ibechi (Akagu 1 of Umuakagu), and others.
Oluzurumee Youth Bestows Award On FUTO V.C
The leadership of orluzurumee youth assembly, paid an unscheduled visit to Profesor Francis Chukwuemeka Eze, JP, KSJI, ( Awelle 1 Of Amanato) and the Vice-Chancellor, Federal University of Technology Owerri(FUTO) and honor him with an award of outstanding performance(Hope of the youths).
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The National President of Orluzurumee youth assembly Comr. Engr. Sylvester Anyikwa in his remarks, thanked the Vice-chancellor for the warm reception , he went further encourage the academic guru to keep up the good works that he is known for, especially in the area of youth development and empowerment and that as a molders of the youth, that through the university system that the VC has been instrumental in producing responsible youths and have through the institution provided number of jobs to the unemployed youths.
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The elated Professor Eze in a vote of thanks, thanked orluzurumee youth assembly for finding him worthy to be honored, that the award is going to encourage him to work header, he also added 'that the reward for good work is more work' he however enjoined the association to keep up with the good works especially on youth advocacy in the zone and beyond.
The founding Editor-in-Chief of IMSU Star Newspaper and also a solicitor in Imo State, Barr. Daniel Okafor has extolled the Governor of Imo State, Senator Hope Uzodinma, over the appointment of Prof. Peter Akah as the new Vice-Chancellor of Imo State University Owerri, Imo State.
According to him, Prof. Peter Akah who is a Professor of Pharmacology and Toxicology, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, is the best thing that has happened since the history of the institution.
He further said that the erudite scholar will bring his wealth of experience to bear, by transforming the school into a redefined citadel of learning and IMSU will have no option than to bounce back to its lost glory.
"Indeed Gov. Uzodinma has done very well by appointing a top-notch, respectful professor for the position of VC IMSU. This is a timely intervention; I am calling on all Imo Stars, lecturers, staff of the university to commend our Governor on this New Year gift." He asserted.
He seized the opportunity to inform all those in Egede Club to stay clear of the Vice Chancellor, stressing that the new VC has come to work not to join any club.
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A large silver van pulls into the parking lot of La Cave restaurant and bar in Costa Mesa and the Terrapin, a Long Beach /Los Angeles-based band begins to unload their instruments onto rolling carts. Bill Sanderson plays the bass, but he also has a creepy talent for impersonating old British women. Lead singer Vanessa Lynn looks at Sanderson as if she's heard this a million times while the rest giggle through the chilly night air. They act like siblings and for the many years they've been friends and band mates they kind of are. It's St. Patrick's Day and Rufo Chan Jr., the drummer, seems to have a different energy about him than during an interview at the Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf at Cal State Long Beach.
Dressed in a red T-shirt, black pinstriped blazer and scarf, Chan is a CSULB creative writing undergraduate. Heavy ethereal pop is how he describes the sound of the Terrapin. "Heavy in the sense that we're not playing metal for God's sakes," he says. "The heaviness is in our intensity of our live performances." The band enjoys very spacey music and that's where they get their psychedelic influences. As for pop, the group is a fan of good catchy pop music. "Pop doesn't have to be a dirty word," says Chan. He claims playing music has a more physical catharsis to it than writing and notes it's also a lot louder. The Terrapin have been playing for almost five years now and they had their humble beginnings in Long Beach.
"It was a bunch of different little things related to Long Beach," says Chan. He and Lynn previously worked together in another band and talked about reuniting while watching bands at the Prospector here in Long Beach. Terrapin guitarist, Alan Passman, a CSULB MFA graduate, met Chan through mutual friends and just so happened to be at the Prospector that same night. Not long after they had their first jam session, Chan recalls thinking, "This is what we're going to do and that's that." It was in their first on-stage performance that Bill Sanderson made his debut. He was taking shots of Jagermeister on top of an already drunken condition and accidently hopped on stage with his saxophone on the wrong song. Eventually he played at the right song and Chan says, "Bill has been with the band ever since."
The stage at the La Cave is dimly lit with red lamps that make it look like a room in the red light district. Vanessa Lynn takes off her green trench coat and reveals an extremely short white dress with shorts underneath and a large black belt cinches her small waist. "I play keyboards and mess around with ambient effects with different pedals," Lynn says. "For the past year and a half I have also been creating projection light shows on top of us." While they didn't have a light show at that night's show, photos of it can be found on their Facebook fan page. She also hopped off stage several times and danced with playful expressions. "The music is weighty and intense and Vanessa isn't afraid to really interact with her audience while performing," says Lindsay Mancha, promotional advisor for the group and founder of Master Cat Promotions. Lynn has also had type one diabetes since age nine and it effects her performances greatly if her blood sugar is not regulated. She spoke lengthily of this hormonal tightrope and said she has inject insulin regularly. Lynn almost looks as though she's in character as she sings, her body an anchor for the lyrics.
A majority of their musical themes have to do with relationships and not just the boy-meets-girl variety. "I think it's the larger relationships that we have as people to each other," says Chan. In the Terrapin, there isn't one designated songwriter, they all write together in the practice space. Chan and Passman's creative writing background comes through during these stages. "Some initial spark that'll cause one of the other members to all of a sudden pick up on it and next thing you know we'll be riffing off that groove," says Chan.
After the show, Rufo had two pints of Guinness while talking shop with Mancha. Sanderson was antsy due to his alcohol level or possibly just his character. He twirled his beard between his thumb and forefinger and talked about how he enjoyed keeping up with current events. Passman has published a book of collected poetry entitled "Pop Monger" and spoke of plans to publish another in the coming months.
The group plans to release their second EP, "Inner Machine," this year on vinyl and digital formats. Through a Kick Starter campaign that helps up and coming bands fund their record releases, the Terrapin hope to press 300 albums for selling, record store distributions and as part of a press kit for various labels. In the unpredictable music realm, the group, like many others, has to utilize social media like MySpace, Facebook, and blogs as a means to connect with audiences. Mancha says, "I love that they don't shy away from challenging audiences." Back in January, music director Dave Freeman booked the group for a residency at Casey's Pub in Los Angeles. "It was absolutely great. As soon as their residency was done there were already people asking when are they playing again and when are they coming back," says an ecstatic Freeman. He also says he would love to have the group back for their record release party.
That's what the Terrapin do, they unload their silver van, load it back up with the instruments they hammered and strummed only minutes ago and yell wildly in a rush of adrenaline. Chan lectured Lynn about her disappearance before the show in her search for sugary sustenance alone and told her like a younger sibling how she should've had someone with her especially so late at night. Lynn only glared at him, but eventually apologized and they were back to being a happy family once again. A very different Chan was present this cold St. Patrick's Day night than the calm and well-spoken one earlier in the day. He's living proof of the catharsis music playing can bring and in his wild-eyed excitement it's hard not to groove off his energy.


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The Still Center of a Spinning World
April 19, 2020 10:00 AM Dr. Amer Latif
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Join us as we welcome as our guest speaker Dr. Amer Latif, a long-time friend of All Souls Church. Amer has been professor of religious studies at Marlboro College since 2003. He is interested in issues surrounding cultural translation and has published translations of the poetry of Jalaluddin Rumi, the 13th century Muslim scholar and mystic. He is currently working on two books: "Only God is Good": Islam in the Words of Jesus and Reading the Qur'an with Rumi. Having grown up in Pakistan and with an undergraduate degree in Physics, Amer thrives on studying and creating containers that are capacious enough to hold seeming contradictions such as science and religion, East and West. As he ponders the confusing time in which we now find ourselves, Amer will present an analysis of the turning movements of the Whirling Dervishes, founded by Rumi in the 13th century. What allows them to keep their balance when the world starts to change rapidly and becomes a blur? How do they ground themselves? Where is the still center amidst all this motion? Amer will connect the movement of the Dervishes to Islamic ritual prayer and the remembrance of God.
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Gathering and Board Greeting
Prelude:"Cavatina" from "The Deer Hunter" by S. Meyers
Chalice Lighting:
We light this flame
For the art of sacred unknowing.
Humbled by all that we cannot fathom in this time,
We come into the presence of what we do know,
Perhaps the only thing we can ever know:
That Love is now and forever
The only answer to everything
And everyone
In every moment.
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Opening Words
Hymn:"Come, Come, Whoever You Are"
Reading:"Pandemic" by Lynn Ungar
Story for All Ages: "The Red Tree"by Shaun Tan
Sermon:"The Still Center of a Spinning World" Dr. Amer Latif, Guest Speaker
Offering: Shared this month with Theater Adventure
Offertory:"How Can I Keep From Singing"
Meditation on Joys and Concerns
Reading:"A Recipe For Resilience" by Margaret Weis
Hymn:"Solstice Song" by Allouette Iselin
Extinguishing the Chalice
We extinguish this flame,
But the sparks within us remain alight.
From each of us, in our supposed solitude,
The signals buzz and hum, sparkling through space one to another,
Connecting us invisibly
But palpably.
– Amy Zucker Morgenstern


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Last year at about this time, John got invited to a blogger event at a neat little art studio called Alexader Salazar in Downtown San Diego. They were featuring influential blogger's and graciously asked John if he would be a part of it. We accepted without hesitation. This is where we met this amazing couple, Carey and Dale. Carey is a successful entrepreneur who owns a line of bowties and accessories called, Above Time. Their motto is to help and inspire you to live a well-garnished life. Can I just say that is one of the neatest business mottos I have heard in a long time!
When Carey reached out to us asking if they could hire us to shoot their wedding in 2018, I was SOOOO excited! Not only did I love their business motto, but I thought they were pretty amazing people as well. They had some really cool ideas for their engagement session. They wanted to tell their story the way they see it and live. Capturing the things they love to most together, telling their story and journey through their images is exactly what we did. There is no doubt they love art, so we met and the art museum first. Their fur baby pretty much goes everywhere with them so this was no exception. The museum even features some of their super cool bow ties. How cool is that!?
We headed on down to Mission Trails Father Serra Trail. The two of them hike here often so what better way to capture the afternoon with a little hike. We were not planning on dressing up on the trail but I suggested that we could get some really amazing images of the two of them in we did. After all, they have such great style and I really wanted to show that side of them too! We ended our afternoon with a fantastic day filled with a TON of laughter, affection and a truly beautiful relationship. We cannot wait to capture their wedding day next July! Enjoy their story!


I met up with Kevin Eastman, one of the co-creators of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The turtles are one of the most beloved fandoms of all times. Of course, we talk about the turtles. We also talk about his influences, charity work, video games, comics and much more.


At Ponte Vedra Pediatric Dentistry & Orthodontics in Nocatee, Dr. Lindsay Maples, Dr. Derek Hoffman and their team are dedicated to providing your children with quality dental care in a positive, gentle and caring environment. We know that going to the dentist can sometimes prove to be a scary process for kids, so Dr. Lindsay is focused on making them feel comfortable and safe at every single appointment. Our advanced training in the area of pediatric dentistry and orthodontics allows us to offer the best possible treatment options to children of all ages.
Do Not Forget to Floss!
Flossing cleans the areas where your toothbrush can't reach, which contributes to 40% of the tooth's surface.
The Recommended amount of time to brush your teeth is 2-3 minutes.
The most common childhood disease is none other than tooth decay. The average adult will have at least one cavity by age 17.
New patients without insurance or with insurance that we don't accept.
"I cannot even put into words how I feel about this office. Kim, from the minute you walk in is so pleasant and fun."
"We recently brought our kids to Ponte Vedra Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics and we're glad we did. The office is fun, clean, and inviting for adults and more importantly, kids."
"Dr Maples is the kindest most caring pediatric dentist you will ever meet."


At Eshan tools and forgings we believe that our biggest assets are our trained, experienced and highly motivated employees who are willing to deliver their best.
Packing and storage department has ample storage space with large capacity to hold both finished and raw material which can be stored safely for long duration without hampering the quality.
The perseverance towards Quality Control, business ethics and the untiring efforts of each staff member has enabled our passion to last in the business and keep it flourishing for years. Owing to our professional approach, we have been able to maintain long-term relationship with our esteemed clients. Our Quality control has numerous quality check equipment.


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Goldmine of data on income support improves transparency
admin January 3, 2017 Social security rights review
Up-to-date, comprehensive and comparable information about the characteristics of people receiving social security payments is now accessible to the public with the launch of new website by the Federal Department of Social Services.
The data is updated quarterly and includes information such as the number and location of Australians on the Age Pension, Disability Support Pension, Newstart Allowance, Youth Allowance and Family Tax Benefits, and a breakdown of concession and health card recipients.
According to the Government, "having this information readily available will help raise public awareness and understanding of patterns of income support across Australia."
The available data covers a broad range of characteristics, including by:
main payment type;
age;
sex;
Indigenous status;
marital status;
electorate;
postcode;
State and Territory; and,
Local Government Area.
Other useful information that is now readily available includes a breakdown by the duration that people spend on individual payments, and how many people receive earnings from employment.
Income Management Summary
A recent addition to the site is a handy Income Management Summary. Available each quarter, this provides a comprehensive breakdown of who is subject to Income Management, in all the locations across Australia. It also provides a breakdown of "Place-Based Income Management", with the numbers of people under Voluntary Income Management or the Youth Triggers. Also available is a summary of Income Management exemptions, an overview of those receiving the savings incentives, in addition is a comprehensive overview of income management review and appeals, and the outcome of appeals on Income management. The postings also include historical data on Income Management from 2011.
Only limited data is also available on job seekers with a "partial capacity to work". The site currently does not provide a breakdown showing the profile of single parents on Newstart Allowance (called Newstart 'Principal Carer'), though National Welfare Rights Network (NWRN) has suggested that this information could be made available. We also suggested that the site could hold information about who gets Rent Assistance, location, payment type, and how many people are experiencing "rental stress" or "severe rental stress".
The NWRN and Australia's peak welfare lobby, the Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS), along with many academics, lobbied Centrelink, the Department of Social Services, Ministers and bureaucrats from the Department of Human Services, and previous Governments for over a decade, to make this basic social security information readily available to the public.
It is a great resource and well worth a look. And please, spread the word about this useful resource!
Go to: www.data.gov.au
Income Management: http://data.gov.au/dataset/income-management-summary-data
Welfare Rights Review Vol 1 No 2
Rights Review is published by EJA twice a year and contains articles about social security issues.


Take a virtual vacation to our Kauai vacation rentals in Poipu with a live view from our beautiful oceanfront resort while planning your real trip to Whalers Cove.
Be here and experience the beauty of our Hawaii resort for yourself! See Our Rooms!


The exciting modern, glass and chrome Luz De Luna Dining Table is one of the most innovative and beautiful pieces that we have come across.
The Luz De Luna Dining Table features a unique glass top that allude to waves in the sea outside of Pesaro, Italy where the factory is located. The particularly creative manufacturer creates a tridimensional effect. Twisted chrome legs add an unexpected touch.
Transparent or extra clear glass. Metal chromed legs or white lacquered.


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Yamaha TDM #9388476
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If you have your own good photos of Yamaha TDM and you want to become one of our authors, you can add them on our site
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Nissan wants to compete with the legendary Golf
NY Volkswagen Golf VII to visit New York After Volvo, announcing his desire to face the legendary Volkswagen Golf, behold, it was the turn of Nissan to want to do the same. In the Japanese manufacturer, we are talking about a car of similar dimensions to those of the Golf, the five-door hatchback style. A model whose shape would be modeled on that of the Invitation concept, unveiled in 2011
Goodwood Festival of Speed 2011: The revolution!
The Festival of Speed at Goodwood this year is its 15th edition has. It is held under the theme "Racing Revolutions". This is a great event that attracts true lovers of motorsports. They come from all around the world to give them appointment. This colorful event, which lasts only three days, is both an exhibition of ancient and modern sports cars, an elegance competition and the opportunity to
Toyota GT-86 and Subaru BRZ convertible version
Everything seems to have us believe that Toyota and Subaru manufacturers are about to make the final decision concerning the eventual production cabriolet versions for models Scion FR-S, Toyota GT-86 and Subaru BRZ. Recall that here, in America, the Toyota GT-86 cutting becomes the Scion FR-S. The direction of the two Japanese manufacturers is not without knowing that there is always an interest
Ford METHOD urgently recall of its 2013 Escape models
Although the theatrical release of the new 2013 Ford Escape is all recent, the American manufacturer announced already a voluntary recall of its second compact SUV. This time, it affects approximately 11,500 vehicles sold in the United States and Canada. The affected models are equipped with four-cylinder engine of 1.6 liters, while vehicle propelled by engines of 2.0 liters and 2.5 liters, are
Lithium-ion King: the new Ford test batteries for hybrid vehicles
Honda Canada unveiled the price of its 2010 model Accord Crosstour
BMW M3 and M4 unveiled 12 December 2014
Mazda and Audi will develop a new rotary engine
North American Rally Cup in Quebec


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Home Entertainment Ajay Devgn: Character-driven films never scared me
Ajay Devgn: Character-driven films never scared me
Actor Ajay Devgn
Ajay Devgn made unconventional choices with "Zakhm" and "Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam" in the '90s and looking back, the actor feels proud of his early films as he believes what he did in the beginning of his career has become a trend now.
The 48-year-old actor, who started as an action-romantic hero with 1991 film "Phool Aur Kaante", says he always tried to strike a balance and never considered off-beat roles a risk.
"I started playing characters in '90s and people have started doing it now. It makes me really happy. I came from a cinema family and I always wanted to make good films. When I was choosing films like 'Zakhm', it did not scare me. I never had in mind that these films would not work," Devgn told PTI.
The two-time National Award-winning actor — he won for "Zakhm" and "The Legend of Bhagat Singh" — believes it has become easier for a mainstream star to experiment now.
"The fact that the audience has evolved gives us a lot of leverage. Earlier there were times when we had a subject, but couldn't make because the audience didn't like it. Now due to the exposure, people have started liking different subjects. Audience knows what is happening across the globe and it widens our horizon as well."
It has been 27 years, but Devgn is still one of the most bankable stars in the industry and the actor says the secret of staying relevant lies in changing with times.
"As a performer one needs to be open, honest and change or adapt with times. If somebody is thinking that what they are doing is right then it doesn't work. You have to upgrade yourself to stay relevant. It is not difficult," he said.
"I consider myself as a product and the other actor also a product. We have two different target audience and genres. I am where I am and I am going to remain there. There will be a point when I will have to wean off. That happens with everybody in life. It is natural. So I just be happy and work for myself," he added.
The actor, whose latest release "Raid" has opened to good reviews, will soon start the work on his next home production starring wife Kajol. The slice-of-life movie will be directed by Pradeep Sarkar. Devgn said he is also planning to return to the director's chair next year.
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DOHA, Qatar (AP) — Artur Dalaloyan ended the men's team final at the world gymnastics championships in tears — and not the good kind. A mistake on parallel bars by the 22-year-old played a factor in Russia's narrow runner-up finish to China.
Though Dalaloyan skipped training in the run-up to Wednesday's all-around final in an attempt to decompress, his mind kept drifting back to the five-hundredths of a point that proved the difference between gold and silver for the Russians.
"It was scrolling through my mind," Dalaloyan said.
It proved to be the fuel he needed to keep the opportunity to stand atop the podium from slipping through his grasp twice. Dalaloyan drilled his high bar set, watched 2017 world champion Xiao Ruoteng of China do the same and then fought back tears — the good kind this time — after becoming the first Russian to win a world or Olympic all-around title in nearly 20 years.
Though Dalaloyan and Xiao both finished with a score of 87.598, Dalaloyan was awarded the gold on a tiebreaker after the officials dropped the lowest score for each competitor.
"I do feel a little pity about that," Xiao said. "But respect to the judge and respect to the rival."
Xiao went last in the 24-man final and the 14.233 he needed to get to pull even with Dalaloyan was plastered in bright yellow letters on the video board inside the Aspire Dome. When his score flashed — 14.233 — there was a brief moment of confusion before the tiebreaker was announced. Xiao didn't exactly hang his head in disappointment.
"I want to be No. 1, yeah but this result, I'm still happy," Xiao said.
The victory marked a redemption of sorts for Dalaloyan, who came off the parallel bars shortly after his mount during the team final, the deduction one of a handful of miscues by the Russians that helped China return to the top of the sport for the first time since 2014.
There were few miscues for Dalaloyan two days later. He put up the top score on rings and was second on vault, floor and parallel bars and third on high bar while becoming the second Russian to win the world all-around title, joining Nikolai Kryukov in 1999. Alexei Neimov captured gold for Russia at the 2000 Olympics.
"It's amazing," Dalaloyan said in English after joining exclusive company.
Dalaloyan's teammate Nikita Nagornyy took third. China's Sun Wei was fourth.
American Sam Mikulak was in medal contention heading into the final rotation, but the five-time national champion lost his grip with one arm during his high bar routine, a mistake that dropped him to fifth. Teammate Yul Moldauer came in 12th while dealing with a biceps injury and back issues. There were no such problems coming in for Mikulak, which only added to his frustration.
"I've never been so (mad) in my life," he said.
And for good reason. Mikulak dazzles with his talent but has developed a habit of coming up just short when on the world stage. Five years ago, he was second going into high bar in the 2013 all-around final but had a similar problem to the one that popped up Wednesday night.
"I was feeling so good," Mikulak said. "Felt all the confidence in the world. There were no nerves. No doubt. I'd practiced that exact scenario a million times back in the gym."
Practice, however, did not make perfect. His mistake wasn't disastrous, but on a day when the top gymnasts in the world left little room for error — a marked improvement over a sloppy team final — Mikulak couldn't quite summons the crispness he needed.
"You've always got to fight until the end," Mikulak said. "But man that just hurt. That hurt real bad."
Mikulak will have a chance to pick up the first world championship medal of his otherwise outstanding career later in the meet. He's in four event finals. Yet he has poured himself into chasing an all-around medal for the better part of a decade. At 26, he's well aware that his opportunities are dwindling.
"I'm going to keep kicking," Mikulak said. "It's not over. The (Olympic) Games are always where the goals are, but I was really hoping this was my chance."
It was until it wasn't.


The IoT DIH provides technical advise and mentoring to SMEs on the adoption of IoT in their processes and services. For example, the IoT DIH is member of the Industry 4.0 working group of the regional industry association of the agro-food sector (Vitartis) where it provides advise for the digitalization of the member companies.
by organizing mentoring and networking events where funding sources are explained.
The IoT DIH offers a benchmark event for the international tech-entrepreneurial ecosystem: showcasing startups and providing them with the right connections (Accelerators, Investors, Public Administrations, Policy-Makers, Universities, Talent, etc.); and a forum where startups can share experiences and develop synergies so that they can grow together.
The IoT DIH puts together different players in the IoT ecosystem to collaborate in research and innovation projects with the aim of increasing the competitiveness of SMEs. The IoT DIH yearly collaborates in more than 20 projects in collaboration with companies for the digitalization of their processes.
The IoT DIH has standardized a methodology to carry out technical diagnostics to SMEs to assist them in the development of new products and services based on IoT (in the case of ICT SMEs) and in the adoption of IoT technologies in their internal processes (in the case of industrial SMEs).
The IoT DIH has established different training programs to increase the digital skills of SMEs. Training at IoT DIH ranges from specialized courses dedicated to SMEs' employees focused on industry digitalization to master's degrees in Industry 4.0 in collaboration with the University of Salamanca. In addition, some courses are combined with internships in companies to improve the digital skills on Industry 4.0.


[The Breakfast Club] Childish Gambino's "This Is America": How Did You Interpret It?
hopefully the attention this gets will lift up conscious hip hop overall... (kendrick doesn't count for me cause his work doesn't seem to own it's influences and biter status... even though his work is valid and topical, it appropriates other artist's work without credit or transparency almost negating the authenticity he's bringing to the table).
A @CrystalDavis Kendrick diss track coming soon!


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With voluntary service you can experience this.
You get to know different (social and cultural) work areas. You help and earn a little pocket money. Help in a kindergarten, for example, or in a hospital or an elderly care centre. It is an opportunity to do something meaningful and gain an insight into the professional routine in Germany. In addition, you can improve your German language skills in a language course and apply them in practice.
What do you get for your help?
In addition to the work at your employment site, you participate in educational days. During one year, you are offered up to 25 days of education. Here you meet and learn with many other people, who also perform voluntary service.
Field of activity / where do you work?
The employees of the voluntary work service assist you in finding a suitable field of activity. Help, where your assistance is needed urgently. At institutions for elderly or young people, at the hospital, kindergarten or at one of many social or cultural establishments in Hesse. Contribute your abilities and talents and discover new things.
Your place of work is called your "Einsatzstelle", what means "employment site". At your employment site you work in a team with other people.
We will gladly assist you in verifying the required prerequisites and, if necessary, to obtain them.
You can choose among the voluntary social year (FSJ) and the voluntary service of all generations (FdaG).


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import java.util.TreeSet;

import org.apache.accumulo.core.client.TableNotFoundException;
import org.apache.accumulo.shell.Shell;
import org.apache.accumulo.shell.Shell.Command;
import org.apache.accumulo.shell.ShellUtil;
import org.apache.commons.cli.CommandLine;
import org.apache.commons.cli.MissingArgumentException;
import org.apache.commons.cli.Option;
import org.apache.commons.cli.Options;
import org.apache.hadoop.io.Text;

public class AddSplitsCommand extends Command {
  private Option optSplitsFile, base64Opt;

  @Override
  public int execute(final String fullCommand, final CommandLine cl, final Shell shellState)
      throws Exception {
    final String tableName = OptUtil.getTableOpt(cl, shellState);
    final boolean decode = cl.hasOption(base64Opt.getOpt());

    final TreeSet<Text> splits = new TreeSet<>();

    if (cl.hasOption(optSplitsFile.getOpt())) {
      splits.addAll(ShellUtil.scanFile(cl.getOptionValue(optSplitsFile.getOpt()), decode));
    } else {
      if (cl.getArgList().isEmpty()) {
        throw new MissingArgumentException("No split points specified");
      }
      for (String s : cl.getArgs()) {
        splits.add(new Text(s.getBytes(Shell.CHARSET)));
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    if (!shellState.getAccumuloClient().tableOperations().exists(tableName)) {
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    return 0;
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  @Override
  public String description() {
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  @Override
  public Options getOptions() {
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    o.addOption(OptUtil.tableOpt("name of the table to add split points to"));
    o.addOption(optSplitsFile);
    o.addOption(base64Opt);
    return o;
  }

  @Override
  public String usage() {
    return getName() + " [<split>{ <split>} ]";
  }

  @Override
  public int numArgs() {
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Migrating microbes: What pathogens can tell us about population movements and human evolution
The biology of human migration can be observed from our co-evolutionary relationship with infectious diseases. While many pathogens are brief, unpleasant visitors to our bodies, others have the ability to become life-long human passengers. The story of a pathogen's genetic code may therefore provide insight into the history of its human host. The evolution and distribution of disease in Africa is of particular interest, because of the deep history of human evolution in Africa, the presence of a variety of non-human primates, and tropical reservoirs of emerging infectious diseases. Here, we explore which pathogens leave traces in the archaeological record, and whether there are realistic prospects that these pathogens can be recovered from sub-Saharan African archaeological contexts. We then present three stories of germs on a journey. The first is the story of HIV's spread on the back of colonialism and the railway networks over the last 150 years. The second involves the spread of Schistosoma mansoni, a parasite which shares its history with the trans-Atlantic slave trade and the origins of fresh-water fishing. Finally, we discuss the tantalising hints of hominin migration and interaction found in the genome of human herpes simplex virus 2.
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Background: I wrote this back in April 2006 and circulated it to some folks. Never got around to posting it online. Today, I was reminded of it when an NDA came up. After re-reading it, this is just as relevant now as it was four years ago.
If you're the kind of person who gets approached frequently with ideas, or you work with ideas, you severely limit your own liberties in signing an NDA. Each NDA you sign means less flexibility for you. It can limit, for example, who you can potentially talk to, the kinds of projects you can engage in, and the kind of clients you can work for. It limits what you can and cannot talk about. If you sign an NDA with an optical networking entrepreneur, you have to be careful whenever you talk to another optical networking engineer or entrepreneur, or potential investor. After signing a few NDAs, obviously this quickly gets untenable.
Would you go on a first date someone who first made you agree to never ever date anyone else who enjoys snowboarding or who knows French cuisine? That's what an NDA does. An NDA limits who you may be able to get into a relationship with in the future. Unless you're able or willing to close off entire fields of work, the NDA is a heavy shackle that can drag on your very livelihood, potentially affecting your earning ability. It narrows your dating pool forever, as if dating weren't hard enough.
A broad NDA may not serve either party. Suppose you speak with an entrepreneur about a baby diaper idea; he's looking for a technical partner. You're not interested, but a week later you meet a technical genius with a baby diaper idea looking for a partner. To avoid potential liability, you're going to have to go about this very carefully if you want to help these two folks connect; plus without the ability to mention the idea, you may never have even discovered the potential for matchmaking. The broad NDA can make it difficult to facilitate these important connections that happen all the time.
You may as well sign a document that says, "Come and sue me at your leisure." This is a legal document that binds you forever; an NDA rarely has an end date. Anything that you say or do in the future could land you in trouble because of an NDA you signed in the past. The amount of personal liability may be unlimited; they could seek hefty damages. All for what? So you have the dubious privilege of having that first conversation with someone, that may or may not lead to anything? That same someone could come out of nowhere 10 years from now and sue you over breach of contract. Not being a lawyer, I don't know how strong the case would be – but would you want to risk it?
If a stranger came up to you and handed you a list of conversation topics and said, "Sign here to agree never to bring up these topics again," could you do that? Except with an NDA you're supposed to agree before you even know what the topics are! Suppose you were willing to agree. The question is could you stick to the agreement? You might be having a casual dinner conversation with an old buddy, and in your head you're supposed to track every "off limits" topic you've ever signed an NDA on. How's your memory? In practice, the NDA doesn't seem easy to enforce in court anyway. It's probably quite hard to prove in a court of law the direct violation of an NDA. I'll bet the only real winner will be the lawyers. So what's the real point?
Ideas are mashed up, mixed, all the time; innovation is always based on other ideas. An NDA is a broad tool for staunching the free flow and exchange of ideas, an attempt to control information. And we all know that information wants to be free. Doesn't an NDA just go against the grain of everything you know to be good and worth fighting for? It's basically an agreement to voluntarily censor what you say, who you talk to and what you do for the rest of your life.
An experienced entrepreneur knows that the people who are most likely to be a risk to talk to are the same folks who as a policy never sign NDAs: venture capitalists and major corporations. No major venture capitalist will touch your NDA – even bringing up the subject can get you laughed out of the room. Moreover, companies like Microsoft, IBM, Apple and Adobe never sign your NDA either. I know this for a fact. Not only is it impossible for them to guarantee your secrets at a corporate level across all departments and employees, present and future, they refuse for the same reasons I'm outlining here! They'll make you sign theirs if you let them, but there's no way you'll make them sign yours if you want to talk with them. So if an entrepreneur can't make the big guys sign an NDA, why should you be so willing sign it? Who's a greater threat to the entrepreneur anyway, you or a VC? Don't be a sucker.
In my experience and view, very few broad business ideas are worth stealing; in and of themselves, ideas are rarely worth anything. Be honest with yourself, back in 1996: would you have stolen "selling books online"? Or "online auction"? Or "online directory"? Besides, was it the business concept itself that made Amazon, eBay and Yahoo! successful? How many competitors did they beat out, who were doing the exact same things? What threat were you to Jeff Bezos? You had your own ideas and projects that you were bullish on, right? If a new business can be toppled by the mere theft of the idea, it's not a very strong business idea anyway, in my opinion. The real strength of a business is the people, timing, and execution. Yes, there are specific proprietary implementation details that can make a difference. But except for a rare few businesses that's a small part of the whole equation. Plus there's already a more powerful legal vehicle for protecting those brilliant ideas: patents. And a patent doesn't require that you swear anyone to secrecy. Patents are a whole other diatribe for me.
The smart entrepreneur doesn't go to bed with a stranger on the first date, even with protection. An entrepreneur that gets you to sign an NDA is either lulled into a false sense of security and will foolishly spill it all to a total stranger, or will more likely continue to harbor secrets anyway, keeping the best cards close to the chest. Either way, the NDA is not serving you; it's often laziness on the part of the entrepreneur, an allowance for indiscretion. So what's the point of the NDA? It's so she can potentially come after you in the future or at least rest easier knowing that she has the option should the need arise. So how's this a good thing for you? Smart entrepreneurs keep their pants on.
Would you ask for an HIV test and credit report on your first date? Bringing an NDA to an initial conversation just smacks of bad manners. Good entrepreneurs are good judges of character. Integrity, confidentiality and discretion are part of excellent character. Do you really want to start a business relationship, a partnership, by pushing a legal document across the table? Trust begets trust, relationships develop one small confidence at a time.
Is an NDA ever appropriate or a good idea? I'm sure. Most high tech employers require it before you begin employment. But there you're getting a job in exchange, and with many employers, signing that NDA is negotiable. Always ask yourself what you're getting in exchange for a lifetime commitment to keep someone else's yet-to-be-determined secrets. But certainly on that first date with a potential business partner, I think it's almost always a bad idea, besides being a tasteless way to start a new relationship. It reflects badly on the entrepreneur to ask it of you. To me he looks at best untrusting, insecure, unconfident and naive. At worst, he looks manipulative, overbearing and opportunistic in the worst sense of the word. Either way, not great marriage material.
Just say no and move on. It's not worth it.
Disclaimer: These are my personal opinions. I'm not a lawyer. Just a guy in Silicon Valley who has seen a lot of NDAs and plenty of requests from silly entrepreneurs.