Khabib Nurmagomedov seems to have a good grasp on how UFC books their championships. Speaking to a Russian media outlet this week, Nurmagomedov says he expects UFC to book an interim lightweight title fight while he serves out the rest of his suspension and then he would face the winner later in the year.
The two men who Nurmagomedov thinks will fight for that interim title? Tony Ferguson and Dustin Poirier. Not a bad fight by any means and one UFC president Dana White would likely go for. Late last year, White had shown interest in booking a mini four-man tournament with Ferguson, Poirier, Nurmagomedov and Conor McGregor. With McGregor suspended as well, Ferguson vs. Poirier is the logical fight to make.
UFC hasn't made their plans known for the lightweight division, but with monthly pay-per-views to sell and no obvious big money fights in the very near future, Nurmagomedov's plan sounds like it could become reality.
Close friend of Nick and Nate Diaz was a guest on Chael Sonnen's podcast recently and he gave an update on the two brothers. Nate, he says, is still training but enjoying the new celebrity lifestyle he has earned since his two fights with Conor McGregor.
Older brother Nick, on the other hand, appears to be done with fighting.
"I would love to see him come back, but last time I checked, he's retired," Melendez said.
Nick was recently booked to fight Jorge Masvidal at UFC 235 next month, but that fight fell apart due to what sounded like poor contract negotiations. Despite the apparent retirement, Melendez says he could see Diaz back in the cage one day.
Just getting him there is the hard part.
The California State Athletic Commission has caught wind of comments Wanderlei Silva has made recently regarding concussion symptoms. Silva told Portal Vale Tudo recently that he identified eight of the ten head trauma symptoms listed at a lecture he was attending on concussions.
Silva doesn't have any fights scheduled but Bellator runs in California often, so if Silva plans on fighting again for Bellator, he'll have to get cleared by the CSAC. He most recently suffered a knockout loss to Rampage Jackson in September.
–UFC and DirecTV have failed to come to an agreement to air pay-per-view events. As a result, UFC 234 will not air on the provider. UFC is urging fans to use their online platforms to order the show.
-Ian Heinisch will now fight Tom Breese at UFC London on March 16 in place of Cezar Ferreira.
-Glover Teixeira vs. Ion Cutelaba has been booked for UFC Miami on April 27.
WEDNESDAY TRIVIA: How many post-fight bonus awards has Nate Diaz received in UFC history?


Some Fighting Fantasy related puns based on an AFF character.
Gerard Brice was the name of an Advanced Fighting Fantasy character I created years ago. His background was that he was an ex soldier of distinguished nobility but during a large battle he discovered a Headband Of Truth on a dead enemy. He retired from the warriors life and sought employment as a jester and his ability to detect liars soon won him favour, not only as a jester but also advisor to a King. With his ability to easily juggle throwing knives and his backlog of jokes, he became known to locals as the Sharp Wit. Here are some of his jokes.
The hydra is an expensive pet to keep. There's are so many overheads.
I saw a Shapechanger in church today. I thought 'That must be a blessing in disguise'.
I just saw a Wheelie lose consciousness. Don't worry he's slowly coming round.
One good thing about Zanbar Bone, nothing gets under his skin.
My wizard costume is incomplete. You just can't find the staff these days.
I've been slowly torturing a Giant Centipede for 98 days. It's on it's last legs now.
I was in a joke contest with a Lizard Man the other day. He was a stand up chameleon.
Did you hear about the Xoroa that lost his voice? He was a mute ant.
I watched an Analander trying to cast the MUD spell backwards. I thought that's just Dum!
I met a fortune teller who could only predict good things. She was an opti-mystic.
For those who have never fought an Air Elemental, don't worry it's a breeze.
I usually go swimming with a Fire Demon, it helps let off steam.


Deanna Cremin was murdered the night of March 29, 1995, in Somerville, Massachusetts. Deanna spent the evening with her boyfriend, Thomas (Tommy) LeBlanc. Tommy walked Deanna halfway home and turned back. She never made it home alive.
At roughly 8 a.m. the next morning, Deanna's body was found by two girls Deanna had previously babysat. The body was behind a senior housing complex on Jaques Street, approximately a block from Deanna's home.
Autopsy findings showed Deanna was strangled and sexually assaulted. She was murdered mere days after her seventeenth birthday.
Deanna's loved ones describe her as a fun girl with a terrific smile. She disliked being short, but made up for it with her magnetic personality. Deanna loved the colour purple and could enjoy half a dozen slices of Leone's pizza in one sitting.
On the day of her death, Deanna completed a class assignment listing five goals. She included: graduating high school, finding an enjoyable job, purchasing a dark green convertible Mustang, and having a happy family.
Deanna classified her fifth goal, "To live long and healthy," as the most important.
Local police have remained tight-lipped about the investigation. But Somerville mayor Joseph Curtatone wrote that there are three persons of interest in Deanna's murder.
Below is an overview of the assumed persons of interest.
Murdered By A Fireman Stalker?
There's been mention of Deanna being harassed, or even stalked, by an unnamed member of the Somerville Fire Department. Deanna's friends told the police that this individual had recently taken a keen interest in Deanna. It's unknown if this person was investigated and cleared.
Shortly after Deanna's murder, authorities were on the lookout for an unidentified man seen near the location where her body was found. He was described as: between 175 cm (5'9) and 180 cm (5'11) and roughly 73-77 kg (160-170 lbs). It's unclear if this person was identified or cleared.
Deanna's family suspects her boyfriend, Tommy, was involved in her murder.
Katherine Cremin, Deanna's mom, said it was unusual for Tommy not to walk Deanna to her door. He'd wait until she made it inside and call when he got home. This isn't what happened on the night of Deanna's murder. Tommy told police he only walked Deanna halfway home.
Deanna's body was located within 145 m (475 ft) of where Tommy said they parted ways.
Tommy hasn't been charged with Deanna's murder. However, he remains a person of interest.
Who do you think murdered Deanna Cremin?
Evidence has recently been reexamined using new forensic technology. Hopefully, this'll help solve the case.
Anyone with information in this case should call 617-544-7167. There's a $70,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.
Interested in unsolved murders? Check out the murder of Lindsay Buziak and the Lisa Leckie cold case.


Luis Benito is currently the Director for Innovation, Strategy and Research for Lloyd's Register Marine globally. He is based at the Southampton Group Technology Centre (GTC).
Until earlier this year, Luis was Director of Marketing, leading promotional, advertising and branding marketing within Marine, as well as the creation and linking of the marine products and services with the market's commercial reality. Prior to this role, he was the Global Strategic Marketing Manager for Marine for core shipping markets globally; he started this role at the Singapore office in May 2012 and subsequently moved to the Southampton GTC in February 2014.
Luis has had a long-standing career with Lloyd's Register and his roles have encompassed the globe. He joined Lloyd's Register in January 1992 and holds a degree in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering from Madrid Polytechnic University, Spain.


Re-roofing is something you may not be familiar with until you need to replace your roof. Even at this point there is so much to learn about, which products to use, what procedures are best and most effective and most importantly meet your needs. When making such a vital decision it is important you can trust the roofing contractor to give you great advise about the products and procedures that may be new to you. The key is to find the right roofing contractor for your job.
These questions are designed to help you experience of the contractor, reputation and reliability. Also it will help you determine their dedication to providing you with the best roofing system for you home.
A professional roofing company should provide you with these answer in the estimate proposal, or if they are asked, to be happy to supply you with these answers.
Being confident that you have selected the right roofing contractor will help assure that you have a quality roof overhead and that your hard-earned money has been wisely spent.
We've also outlined some important points to consider as you evaluate the terms of your proposed roofing contract.
First step is to make sure you interview your roofing contracting. You cannot choose a professional roofer by looking at an estimate and comparing prices.
1. Is the business Licensed & Insured.
Ask the company if they have a business and contractor's license, and then request to see it. Verify that it is an active license. Next, check on their insurance and get information regarding the policy. You should call the insurer to make sure the policy is active. Ask for WSIB clearance, at any time to make sure they are always up to date on this. Be aware that if a worker is injured on your property, the homeowner might can be held liable for all costs unless the employee is covered by WSIB.
It is up to the homeowner to determine if it is worth the risk to hire a contractor who does not carry insurance.
You should always know what type of roofing system and exactly what materials you are being quoted for as well as the installation process. Some roofers will offer lowball bids, but that is because they are using subpar materials and re-roofing over your existing roof which may be a red flag.Make sure you know exactly what the bid is for, what it covers, etc., when comparing companies, it is not always a good idea to take the cheapest estimate, especially for one of the most important portions of your home, your roof.
3. Providing you with references and referrals on previous work.
Ask for pictures from previous and recent work the company has performed, or check out there website for a gallery.
Ask if there are any homes in the area they can go see to check out some of your recent work.
Ask for a list of names and phone numbers of recent customers you can browse through and call at any point.
If you can not find on your own, ask them to provide you with a URL for there website, or facebook page. Look at the professionalism of the website and check facebook for number of likes, and positive reviews based on previous customers experience. If the company can not provide you with either, this should be a red flag.
Checking documents for businesses complete address, or asking them to provide it can be an important factor when determining the companies security. If they are trying to keep this private this could be an indication they may have something to hide. Try to hire a contractor that is nearby.
With a new roof installation, there will be 2 warranties involved. A workmanship guarantee given from the company directly(sometimes backed by the manufacture), and a manufacture warranty for the products installed. Although both of these warranties cover the shingles on your roof they are different and make sure you understand them both. Generally a contractor who stands behind there work will offer a more lengthy workmanship guarantee because they are certain they should no be any problems to arise. A very short workmanship guarantee or no workmanship guarantee should be a red flag about the company you are considering.
Hire a Keswick roofing company you can trust. Above All Roofing & Contracting Ltd. has been providing roofing services to local homes and businesses for years. With services offered in Georgina, York Region, Simcoe County and surrounding area's, give us a call today for a free home evaluation!


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The Peanuts vs The Looney Tunes | Theme Park Showdowns
Joel February 13, 2014 8 Comments
Both Six Flags and Cedar Fair cater to their youngest guests with separate children's areas offering kiddie rides and more gentle family rides. These areas have a Looney Tunes theme (Bugs Bunny, Tweetie, Daffy Duck, etc.) at the Six Flags parks and a Peanuts theme (Snoopy, Charlie Brown, Woodstock, etc) at the Cedar Fair Parks.
The rides carry names like Lucy's Crabbie Cabbie and Road Runner Express. And, most notably, these areas are inhabited by friendly, life-sized huggable characters that you can meet and take photos with.
According to Wikipedia, The Peanuts are from a comic strip that ran from 1950 to 2000. The Looney Tunes are even older; based on animated shorts produced from 1939 to 1969.
Which of these characters do you like better for a kids area at a theme park, The Peanuts or the Looney Tunes? Which do your kids prefer?
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Also, see how a similar debate went down back in 2009: Spongebob vs Snoopy – What's Your Take?
Let us know why you voted the way you did by leaving a comment below.
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The Coaster Guy	 February 13, 2014, 8:47 am
I think both groups are great. The Peanuts gang are much more subdued and very family friendly, so I think it's a great fit for Cedar Fair. Likewise, most of the Looney Tunes are pretty wild and action oriented, so I think that's a great fit for Six Flags. I feel both groups are perfect for theming a children's area of a theme park and both are with the company they should be paired with.
Joel	 February 15, 2014, 5:21 am
Nice observation about the two themes fitting the parks' brands. To me, they both could be updated. Especially Looney Tunes.
Josh	 February 13, 2014, 3:00 pm
I love the peanuts but Looney toons are very exciting and are great characters for a kids area. Though, in my opinion The Peanuts area or snoopy are always nicer then the looney tunes.
Ronald Witrzek	 February 14, 2014, 6:01 pm
When Marriott built both Great America parks they knew Bugs Bunny was the most recognized cartoon character. They used the whole stable of Looney Tunes proudly. I love and collect everything Looney Tunes. I watch both old and new Looney Tunes shows. So yes, I love Looney tunes in the park.
Sadly in Gurnee The park which gave all Six Flags the indicia rights we lost our Looney Tunes Section. For what Go-Carts. You may see a character appear here or there but unlike other beautiful Looney Tunes area's in Texas, Georgia, St. Louis, California, Mexico…Nothing at all at Great America, very sad.
Our hope is one day Cedar Fair will buy this Great America. When it does we all win, because the Peanuts Gang will proudly move in.
Thanks for sharing Ronald. I wondered why the kids area had a Hanna Barbera theme.
Matt McIrvin	 February 14, 2014, 9:43 pm
As much as I like both of these themes, what they have in common is that both of them are, I think, fading in cultural relevance.
I wouldn't have expected, as a kid watching repurposed 1940s WB cartoons on TV, that Bugs Bunny's star would be fading today after half a century of prominence, but my daughter doesn't know who he is. (Mickey Mouse, she's entirely clear on. One thing Disney can do endlessly is promote their back catalog.)
I completely agree Matt. My kids have only ever encountered the Looney Tunes when we visited Six Flags Over Georgia last year. I feel like I saw a bunch of blank stares at the show we went to. The way the characters interact doesn't really translate, not to mention the out-dated terms. We've evolved in terms of children's entertainment and shows today are nothing like the Looney Tunes. To be honest, I'm not even sure that the original shorts were really for children specifically.
As far as the Peanuts, my kids know them a lot better, but only because we go to our local Cedar Fair park (Carowinds) pretty often. We did show a Peanuts movie to the kids once, but I forgot how dramatic it was. Again, the pacing and content was way different than today's shows. And, it felt like it was for adults or much older kids than mine. At least the shows at Carowinds we've seen were well-done have been "translated" better than the Looney Tunes show we saw.
If you ask me, both could be retired as it seems like they're there for the parents more than the kids. Sesame Street-theming (found at Busch Gardens) is more relevant while still being classic and parent-approved. Although it does probably skew to younger kids. That's my two cents.
Zach	 February 28, 2014, 7:13 pm
I feel like the bigger case is that the kids in the parks do not actually know what or who the characters are so they need to make them something more loved in this generation of kids.
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Esato Forums - Manufacturer Discussion : Samsung : Samsung P520 Giorgio Armani phone, javea games dont work.
Manufacturer Discussion : Samsung : Samsung P520 Giorgio Armani phone, javea games dont work.
Ok I've just got a P520 and the only game on it is some photo-puzzle game. I've tried to install java games but no matter what i get an unsupported file error.
I've looked all over the internet at this and everyone seems to have the same problem... Any Ideas?
Exit all menus and type in this code: *#9998*4678255#.
Then copy BOTH .jad and .jar files and open the jad file.... it will then ask you to install click ok and it starts installing.
The code works fine i can install java games on my p520.Still i dont know which games are compatible with the phone i installed silent hill 3 and sonic chapter one but they dont work with touchscreen!!!So now i have 2 games on my phone that dont work!!!So my first question is how do remove games from it?I hope its possible......And my second question is wich games are combatible with the samsung armani p520??
I hope someone can give me a answer because there is no clear information on the internet about compatible the java games.
sorry if i made some writing mistake...i'm a dutchie!


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Scale: 2 kg head of dough.
Mould into round balls. Press down into foil trays.
Spray on Sunset Glaze and sprinkle with sesame or poppy seeds.
Bake at 200° C for 15 minutes.
Deck oven Top temperature 220° C. Bottom temperature 180° C.
Baking time 20 - 25 minutes.
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It's not long before the clocks go back and our evenings get even darker.
But over in Blackpool on Friday night, a dazzling celebration of light will commence as the city's LightPool Festival kicks off.
It marks the climax of the £2million Lightpool project, funded by the Coastal Communities Fund with LeftCoast and Blackpool Council.
The colourful display - part of the inaugural Blackpool Illuminations - will include more than 20 art works from local, national and international artists, inspired by Blackpool's history and linking together its iconic buildings.
Each night in St John's Square, some of the world's leading performance artists will take to the stage, among them three new 3-D projection shows.
Light is synonymous with Blackpool's history, since the first eight arc lamps that graced the promenade in 1879 to the one million lamps that feature in this year's display.
The festival, which is free to attend, runs until November 2, but those who can't make it can feast their eyes on some of its highlights here.


This super-premium gourmet sea salt is solar evaporated with purified black lava rock to add minerals, then combined with legendary alaea volcanic clay for color, added trace minerals, and a very delicate flavor. Known to exist only in the Islands of Hawaii, occurring naturally in bright, beautiful veins between layers of lava rock, alaea clay is laden with health benefits matched only by its flavor and beauty.
The saltmaker uses a solar evaporation technology wherein Papohaku Opals source water is injected into hermetically sealed, food-grade solar pans and allowed to slowly evaporate, yielding nature's own perfect salt crystals. The resulting finishing salt is a very clean and yet full-flavored, ultra-pure red salt that is just 84% sodium chloride, and 16% naturally occurring elements--over 80 total, including critical ocean electrolytes and trace minerals.
The origin of any gourmet salt is a critical factor in assessing its various qualities. Ordinary table salts along with many specialty brands are super-heated, processed and treated to remove impurities and pollution. However, such drastic steps also remove the very electrolytes, trace minerals and elements our bodies crave, resulting in salt that is approximately 99% sodium chloride thus missing much of the health- and beauty-giving properties of the primordial ocean from which all life on earth arose.


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Don't let love blind you: avoid the online romance scam
You've met the perfect match online.
The dating app messages quickly lead to texts, then phone calls. Shortly thereafter, your new love arranges plans to meet in person. He asks you to send money to cover his travel expenses.
That's when the trouble starts. There was a medical emergency, he says, and he used the money you sent him to pay his hospital bill. If you send him more money, though, he'll be able to come this time. But after each new request for funds, he has a different story about how he had to spend the money on an unforeseen situation. Eventually, you're left broke and brokenhearted.
This is standard operating procedure for what's known as "the romance scam," and it's on the rise. Despite warnings issued by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), this scam was reported more frequently than any other in 2018, with victims claiming over $140 million in losses.
Unfortunately, it's easy to see why this scam is so successful. Scammers take advantage of the desire everyone has for romantic relationships, and — as they say — love is blind. That's the whole point of the scam: to gain your affection and blind trust for the sole purpose of taking your money.
Four warning signs
As online dating grows in popularity, and romance scams skyrocket, it's more important than ever to be leery of online predators.
Here are four signs that you're talking to a scammer, according to the FTC:
He or she is quick to profess love.
He or she claims that he or she is a U.S. citizen, working internationally for business or military purposes.
He or she asks for money, even though he or she has never met you.
He or she wants to leave the dating site immediately and talk via personal emails or texts.
And here are some common things a scammer says he or she needs the money for:
Unexpected legal fees
Rent due to a job loss
Tuition/education expenses
So, guard your heart and your bank account. Don't send money to someone you don't know — even if you've been talking to this person for years. Remember that the person behind that perfect online profile may just be someone trying to steal your money.
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Ever think to yourself, "wow, I want to do what they're doing," or "I bet working for myself would be easier than working for a company... I'd be happier," or "if I had (fill in the blank) I'd go out on my own"?
As with all things in life, entrepreneurship has pros and cons to it. Join us on Wednesday, September 25th as our featured speakers talk about the good, the bad, and the f*cking ugly moments of entrepreneurship.
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Greg Jackson: Adopted Charlottean and father of three girls, Greg was a rapper and a sous chef when the September 2016 protests began following the shooting of Keith Lamont Scott. He, along with others, protested the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department at its headquarters, but It would be a crucial conversation that day that changed his trajectory in life. Serving the community and being a bridge of communication between the community and its officials is what drives him. In his words "If everybody did a little, no one will have to do a lot".
Calla Hales: Activist and executive director of A Preferred Women's Health Center, with multiple abortion clinics in the Southeastern United States. Her work in activism focuses on clinic harassment, abortion access, and survivorship advocacy. She is currently a board member of Charlotte for Choice.
Marc Jacksina: Undertaker. Shooter of shit. VW lover. Fancier of grits. Potter. Poet. Husband. Dad. Disruptor. Chef. Marc is also the host of order/fire, author of Nicotine Jukebox (a collection of poems), and a candid sharer of his journey into recovery.
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What Is A Travel Clothesline?
A travel clothesline is a very useful travel accessory! You might also know it as a pegless clothes line.
It is essentially two pieces of strong elastic cords that have been twisted together. This allows you to hang your clothes without the need of pegs. The elastic will stretch between 2.5 and 3 meters.
It has hooks or suction caps on either end so you can hang it up wherever you are.
A travel clothes line is very light to carry and are very cheap to buy. Once you have one, you will wonder what you did without one!
How Do I Use A Travel Clothes Line?
They are very easy to use. Simply find two attachment points to connect your pegless clothesline to. Find two wall tiles if your using the suction caps or two attachment points, like a shower rail or bathroom rail, if you are using the hooks.
The suction caps are not very strong, so when you have a lot of clothes drying, they wont be able to hold onto the wall. If you use the hooks instead, and hook the clothesline to something at each end, it will be able to hold a lot more weight.
When the clothesline is hanging up you can thread your wet clothes through the twisted cord. This way you don't even need pegs! The clothesline must be tight otherwise the elastic wont be able to hold onto your clothes.
When Do I Use A Pegless Clothes Line?
This handy travel accessory is perfect for hanging out your smalls or even great for drying your swimmers on your next beach vacation. However, it is not designed for heavy items including jeans and jumpers.
We have used this handy travel product in hotels in Europe, hostels in South East Asia and camping on the Greek Islands.
Where Can I Buy A Pegless Clothes Line?
You can buy a pegless clothesline from most outdoor shops or they can be often found in the travel section of large department stores.
Expect to pay between $5 and $10.
If you are backpacking or travelling for a long time, it will save you a lot of money avoiding laundries.
We hope you make the most of a travel clothes line. Other great travel products that you might find helpful are Travel Towels, Travel Pillows and Head Torches.
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JACKSON, MI - The first female mayor of Saline hopes to keep her streak going and become the first female representative in Michigan's 7th Congressional District, currently held by Republican incumbent Tim Walberg.
Driskell, a Democrat in her second term representing the 52nd District in Michigan's House of Representatives, announced her candidacy Monday morning, Feb. 9.
"I believe in helping neighbors in my district," the Saline resident said. "I hope to bring their concerns to Washington and work toward a better Michigan. I don't believe they're getting the representation they deserve."
Driskell plans to travel the 7th District through 5 p.m. Monday, with visits to Monroe, Delta Township and downtown Jackson on tap.
The general election is set for Nov. 8, 2016. Driskell said announcing her candidacy relatively early allows her to prepare for the long campaign ahead and perform her legislative duties in chorus.
"The 7th District is a very large one, and I'm looking forward to traveling the district and learning about voters' wants and needs," she said. "At the same time, I have residents in the 52nd District to represent. I need the time to do both to the best of my ability."
The 7th Congressional District covers Jackson, Branch, Eaton, Hillsdale, Lenawee, Monroe and Washtenaw counties.
Driskell said she plans on being a "strong advocate" for higher education, working families, small businesses and the environment. She is a member of the Michigan House of Representatives Commerce and Transportation and Infrastructure committees.
Contact Will Forgrave at wforgrav@mlive.com or 517-262-7554. Follow him on Twitter at @WillForgrave.


1Up Travel : Papua New Guinea - History and Culture of Papua New Guinea.
It is believed that Papua New Guinea was originally inhabited by Asian settlers over 50,000 years ago. The first European contact was by the Portuguese explorer Jorge de Meneses in 1526-27 who named it Ilhas dos Papuas (Island of the Fuzzy Hairs).
The Spaniard Inigo Ortiz de Retes later called it New Guinea because he thought the people similar to those of Guinea in Africa. Further exploration followed, including landings by Bougainville, Cook, Stanley and John Moresby.
A large, rather daunting place, New Guinea was left alone for several centuries, with only the Dutch making any effort to assert European authority over the island.
But in 1824, the Dutch (seeking to shore up their profitable Dutch East Indies empire) formalised their claims to sovereignty over the western portion of the island. Germany followed, taking possession of the northern part of the territory in 1884.
A colonial troika was completed three days later when Britain declared a protectorate over the southern region; outright annexation occurred four years later.
There are four regional, cultural and political groups in Papua New Guinea. Papuans (from the south), Highlanders, New Guineans (from the north) and Islanders.
Some authorities divide the people into Papuans (predominantly descended from the original arrivals) and Melanesians (more closely related to the peoples of the south-western Pacific), though some people (particularly those in outlying islands) are closer to being pure Polynesian or Micronesian.
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Evangelical Christians celebrate and urge unity; others wary
Paula White: Donald Trump's Victory Reminds Us of What Unites Us
Some celebrated and congratulated the victor. Others prayed and called for unity. It was clear early on that evangelical Christians had been key to Donald Trump's stunning upset.
Meanwhile, others including atheists and Muslims reacted in shock, and vowed to defend against what one group termed "unconstitutional and undemocratic actions."
According to exit polls, 81 percent of white evangelicals and born-again Christians cast their ballots for the reality TV star-turned-Republican presidential candidate.
It was a higher figure than voted for Mitt Romney (79 percent) in 2012, John McCain (73 percent) four years before that, or George Bush (79 percent) in 2004.
The exit polls conducted by Edison Research was based on 24,500 interviews across 350 polling stations. It showed the Catholic vote favoured Trump by a 52-45% margin, a 9 per cent jump for in the Republican vote since 2012. Protestant or other Christian religions went 58-39 in favour of Trump, up 4 per cent, while the Jewish vote was heavily in favour of Clinton, 71-24%, up 8 per cent from 2012.
"The triumph of Donald Trump may signal 'the last hurrah' of white male evangelicals in America, or it may mean that their influence is once again on the rise. We will have to wait and see," Tony Campolo, former spiritual advisor to President Bill Clinton, told Christian Today.
"But there is no question that his victory was largely due to their support."
Here's how prominent evangelical Christians and others responded to the 2016 presidential election results as they became clear over night.
White is Trump's spiritual advisor, a member of his evangelical advisory board and pastor of the New Destiny Christian Center in Florida. She issued this written statement:
"Far more than what divides us, this election has revealed what unites us. I have never seen such solidarity between evangelicals and catholics, pentecostals, charismatics and baptists. We were brought together with a mutual love for our country and through a mutual faith in God. The election started the conversation but what will come from these new and renewed relationships will have far more impact than anything that could be realized through the election of any politician. We aren't ending this season so much entering a new one, ready to love the world together to a degree greater than we ever could alone."
Samuel Rodriguez
Rodriguez, president of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference, called the election results "Brexit 2.0" on Twitter.
In a longer written statement, he said:
"Now that the presidential election is finally behind us, our nation must put partisan politics and divisive rhetoric behind us as well. I look forward to working with the new administration. Instead of the agenda of the donkey or the elephant, Christians must be about the Lamb's agenda. We can and we must continue the fight to reconcile Billy Graham's message of righteousness with Dr. Martin Luther King's march for justice. The moment we, as Christian voters, are co-opted by any given political party or ideology, we lose our legitimacy to speak truth to power. Looking ahead, now is the time to rise up as people of faith and as an independent voice that holds political leaders on both sides of the aisle accountable to policies that don't aim left or right, but toward righteousness and justice, for all. Chief of which remains our concern for religious liberty, the sanctity of life, immigration reform and racial unity. We pray for the safe keeping of our democracy as we transition to the new Donald Trump administration and we pray that God will continue to bless and prosper our nation in the coming months and years ahead."
David Silverman, president of American Atheists, tweeted Tuesday night, "This is why I fight. This makes the work more important. Separation of religion and gov is in serious danger. Help."
The president of the Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission has been one of Trump's most outspoken evangelical critics.
Early Wednesday morning, Moore still urged Christians to pray for the president-elect in a blog post. And he said, "No matter what the racial and ethnic divisions in America, we can be churches that demonstrate and embody the reconciliation of the kingdom of God."
"The most important lesson we should learn is that the church must stand against the way politics has become a religion, and religion has become politics," he said.
Ronnie Floyd
Floyd — senior pastor of Cross Church in Arkansas, another member of Trump's evangelical advisory board and former president of the Southern Baptist Convention — started Election Day with this tweet: "It is a great day in America: Pray, Vote, and Trust God."
As results were announced, he issued this written statement:
"My sincere congratulations to Donald J. Trump as he has been elected the next president of the United States. I pray sincerely that God might grant wisdom to our new commander in chief to lead our nation in righteousness and toward peace and justice. This is a time to rebuild and to reconcile, to lock arms with our fellow Americans and work with our elected officials for a better future. We must remember that the task of protecting our rights to life and religious freedom is as much the responsibility of the average American as it is of the individual sitting in the oval office. May each of us then take upon ourselves this duty and work with elected officials at all levels of government to secure these rights for future generations. All along the way, may we seek the good of all Americans. Let us extend honor and love to all, and reserve our fear and worship only to God, who alone deserves to be our source of ultimate hope and security."
In response to an ABC News exit poll showing Trump captured 81 percent of the evangelical vote, Fea, professor of American history and chair of the history department at Messiah College in Pennsylvania, tweeted, "If this is evangelicalism–I am out."
Others shared similar sentiments.
Jeremiah — founder of Turning Point, senior pastor of Shadow Mountain Community Church in California and another member of Trump's evangelical advisory board — issued this written statement:
"I would like to congratulate Donald Trump on his victory. This presidential election has been a moment in history when God has reminded us that our ultimate citizenship is indeed in heaven, and not on earth. While we love America, as Christians we are sojourners and pilgrims, and like the heroes of our faith we are looking for a better country beyond this earthly one, to the heavenly city God has prepared for us. Let us then continue walking by faith, not by sight, placing our trust in God's eternal promises and not in the fleeting machinations of men. We commit to pray for the new Trump administration. We pray that God might have mercy on our nation and that our leaders might know and fear Him, for as the Scriptures say, blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord. This is a time when we must hold fast to our calling to be good citizens and to be the salt of the earth and the light of the world, pointing those around us toward our hope in Christ and breathing life wherever there is despair. Presidents come and go, but our God remains forever and he will be on his throne on November 9 as he was on November 8 and as he will be for all of eternity."
Robert Jeffress
Jeffress, senior pastor of First Baptist Church in Dallas and a member of Trump's evangelical advisory board, tweeted a photo of himself at the Trump victory party Tuesday night in New York City.
In a short video message posted online immediately after Trump's victory speech early Wednesday morning, Jeffress said, "No matter how you feel about the outcome of this election, I hope you'll join me in praying for my friend President-elect Donald Trump."
"For those who didn't choose to vote for President-elect Donald Trump and may carry a measure of uncertainty about the future, there's no need to fear and no reason to be discouraged. In Daniel, chapter 2, it's clear that God alone establishes our leaders. As Christians, our hope does not reside in kings, presidents or any authority other than God and God alone."
Campolo, former spiritual advisor to President Bill Clinton, said in an interview with Christian Today:
"The triumph of Donald Trump may signal 'the last hurrah' of white male evangelicals in America, or it may mean that their influence is once again on the rise. We will have to wait and see.
"But there is no question that his victory was largely due to their support. His victory is likely to get evangelicals to do some soul searching as to who they are, and why they were swept up in supporting a man whose rhetoric played upon fear of immigrants, fear of Muslims, an anti-scientific disbelief in global warming, overt racism and sexist attitudes that are contrary to scripture."
The popular Christian author and blogger wore a pantsuit to the polls Tuesday, posting on Facebook that her vote for Hillary Clinton "wasn't a difficult choice, and I'm not embarrassed about it."
In her tweets throughout the day, Evans chastised both Trump and the white evangelicals who voted for him:
"God is still on the throne. And Donald Trump still shouldn't be president. Both of these things can be true," she tweeted.
And, "White Evangelicals, you just made Donald Trump the most powerful man in the world. Don't you dare complain about being persecuted."
The Vatican's highest ranking diplomat, Cardinal Pietro Parolin, congratulated Trump and said the Catholic leadership was praying "that God enlightens him and supports him in the service of his country of course, but also in the service of well-being and peace in the world."
Parolin, the Vatican's Secretary of State, said he hoped Trump would modify the hardline immigration policy he advocated in his campaign rhetoric, but noted that "from what I have heard Donald Trump has already expressed himself in terms of a leader."
Pope Francis provoked a political storm in February returning from a visit to Mexico when he said Trump was "not Christian" for pledging to build a border wall between the US and Mexico.
David Harris of the global Jewish advocacy organization AJC lamented the "bigotry and exclusion" expressed during the campaign, which included anti-Jewish hate speech on the part of some of the more vociferous Trump supporters.
"America's diversity must be defended against any further attempts to demonize or stigmatize on the basis of ethnicity, race, gender or faith," he said in a statement.
Harris added that the top priority now is to "address the wounds of an extraordinarily divisive contest."
The national legal advocacy and educational organization posted on its website:
"Throughout this election, Muslim Advocates has repeatedly expressed grave concern about undemocratic and unconstitutional policies proposed by candidates – from banning Muslims from the U.S. to vilifying Mexican Americans to threatening journalists and political opponents with unilateral executive action and imprisonment. These policies violate the very foundation of our democracy and threaten every American's right to freedom, justice and equality. If President-elect Trump wants to bring America together and be a leader for all Americans, he will need to disavow these dangerous proposals and ideas.
"Today, we stand shoulder to shoulder with our fellow Americans who reject racism, bigotry, anti-Semitism and division. Muslim Advocates will use every legal tool available to protect our country against unconstitutional and undemocratic actions."
Daly, president of Focus on the Family, issued this statement early Wednesday morning:
"As a Christian who believes in the ultimate sovereignty of God, I have to believe He allows our circumstances to fulfill His plans. As the prophet Daniel said, "He changes times and seasons; He removes kings and sets up kings; He gives wisdom to the wise and knowledge to those who have understanding." The nation has spoken. I pray that God grants us the grace and wisdom to seek His heart for all people made in His image, the preborn, the elderly, progressive and conservative, each one of us. I am reminded His son Jesus Christ died for all. May those of us who trust in Him express our faith by bringing His peace to a world filled with chaos."
OK, so Jesus Christ isn't actually on Twitter. But @JesusofNaz316 is. And the often wryly humorous Twitter account turned serious late Tuesday night as the results of the election came in.
"Feel the shock tonight. Pray," the account tweeted. "Then tomorrow join hands and work for justice, welcome the stranger, stand with the oppressed, and hope."
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Are your social media profiles private? Can an employer or potential employer request to see your social media accounts? Currently there are employers who base hiring decisions and promotions on a candidate's social media footprint. This may all change soon in Florida.
What is Florida Senate Bill 186?
If passed, this bill will make it illegal for a Florida employer to require access to a person's social media accounts. This law covers employees and potential employees. The same bill died in committee during last year's legislative session but this year it's made it out of the Senate Commerce and Tourism Committee.
In addition to social media profiles, the bill would cover employees' (and potential employees') instant messages, photos, videos, blogs, and audio recordings. Florida employers who violate this would be subject to civil action. Social media accounts for business would not be protected under this bill.
If this bill passed, Florida would by no means be the first state to pass it. Thirty other states have already passed similar legislation to protect employees' rights.
Why is This Bill Needed?
It is believed that approximately ¾ of recruiters and ½ of employees turn to potential employees' social media profiles before making a hiring decision. Many admitted to not extending a job offer due to references to drug use, violence, heavy drinking, and sexually offensive materials.
As candidates become increasingly more tuned in to employers' practices, they began locking profiles down and enacting privacy settings. Now, many employers are requesting passwords so that they may look at the profiles. Senate Bill 186 would make this illegal.
This bill protects the candidates and Florida employers. If employers scan social media profiles they could discover things about the employee that they are not entitled to know such as a pregnancy, ethnicity, and whether they suffer from a particular medical or mental condition or other disability. Making decisions based on any of these things can lead to discrimination claims.
Facebook has also gotten involved in the subject. The company has made requesting passwords a violation of the site's Code of Conduct. The Federal government is currently debating whether requesting someone's private log-in information violates federal privacy and discrimination laws.
While this bill would do a lot for employee rights and privacy, it's important to point out that the potential law only stipulates the employer can't require it. It says nothing about the employer gaining access through public channels. If you have something out on the Internet that you do not want associated with your professional life, lock it down using the privacy settings on the site or, better yet, don't put it on a public forum at all.
If you believe your employment rights have been violated and you have been turned down for a job or promotion based on discriminatory reasons such as race, gender, disability, ethnic origin, sexual preference, or other illegal reasons, call the attorneys at Wenzel Fenton Cabassa, P.A., today.


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A Study of the Feasibility of Co-located App Attacks against BLE and a Large-Scale Analysis of the Current Application-Layer Security Landscape
Pallavi Sivakumaran and Jorge Blasco, Royal Holloway University of London
Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) is a fast-growing wireless technology with a large number of potential use cases, particularly in the IoT domain. Increasingly, these use cases require the storage of sensitive user data or critical device controls on the BLE device, as well as the access of this data by an augmentative mobile application. Uncontrolled access to such data could violate user privacy, cause a device to malfunction, or even endanger lives. The BLE standard provides security mechanisms such as pairing and bonding to protect sensitive data such that only authenticated devices can access it. In this paper we show how unauthorized co-located Android applications can access pairing-protected BLE data, without the user's knowledge. We discuss mitigation strategies in terms of the various stakeholders involved in this ecosystem, and argue that at present, the only possible option for securing BLE data is for BLE developers to implement remedial measures in the form of application-layer security between the BLE device and the Android application. We introduce BLECryptracer, a tool for identifying the presence of such application-layer security, and present the results of a large-scale static analysis over 18,900+ BLE-enabled Android applications. Our findings indicate that over 45% of these applications do not implement measures to protect BLE data, and that cryptography is sometimes applied incorrectly in those that do. This implies that a potentially large number of corresponding BLE peripheral devices are vulnerable to unauthorized data access.
title = {A Study of the Feasibility of Co-located App Attacks against {BLE} and a Large-Scale Analysis of the Current Application-Layer Security Landscape},
url = {https://www.usenix.org/conference/usenixsecurity19/presentation/sivakumaran},


There's a new shop on Seattle's Blossom Street - a flower shop called Susannah's Garden. The owner, Susannah Nelson, has just hired a young widow named Colette Blake. Susannah and Colette both join Lydia Goetz's new knitting class. Lydia's previous classes have forged lasting friendships and this one is no exception.


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Any change – from income and family finances, marriage status or even the number of siblings going to college – can affect your eligibility for loans, grants, scholarships or need-based aid from your school. In addition, financial aid formulas often change, which can make it easier for you to qualify for awards to help pay for college.
If you completed a FAFSA last year, you are eligible to renew FAFSA this year. To renew your FAFSA, log in with your Federal Student Aid (FSA) ID at FAFSA.ed.gov. Your FSA ID is a unique user name and password that allows you to identify yourself electronically and access the FSA website. Both the student and at least one parent of a dependent student will need FSA IDs. If you don't have your FSA ID or have forgotten your user name or password, don't worry! You can get help with that online.
Once you have logged into the FAFSA site, click the "FAFSA Renewal" button.
Review the pre-filled data, and make any necessary changes.
Provide answers to all other questions.
Save and review your Renewal FAFSA often.
A special note to parents with two or more children in college: Complete the Renewal FAFSA for your oldest child first, then transfer a copy of the parental information to the FAFSAs of the younger children.
Starting in the 2019-20 application, it is important to know that you can submit a Renewal FAFSA as early as October 1, 2018. It is always better to submit your FAFSA renewal as early as possible. To submit in October, you and your parents (if you are a dependent student) will report income from the earlier 2017 tax year. You will then need to update the income information on the Renewal FAFSA once your taxes are filed. You can use the IRS Data Retrieval Tool to transfer data about income from your federal income tax returns to the FAFSA.
Sign the Renewal FAFSA with your FSA ID.
If you are a dependent student, your parent will also have to sign with their FSA ID.
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You will receive an email within five days informing you that your Renewal FAFSA has been processed.
If you have questions about the Renewal FAFSA, ask! Your school's financial aid office can help answer questions about deadlines, the application process or financial aid eligibility. Or, call the Federal Student Aid Information Center at 1-800-4-FED-AID (1-800 433-3243) for answers to questions about filing the Renewal FAFSA.
It's not difficult to fill out the FAFSA. But you do have to do it correctly. Learn how to avoid making five common FAFSA mistakes that can cost you money.


The Stray Cats' "Stray Cat Strut" was one of the rare videos for the era that in some way had something to do with the song lyrics. At eight yrs old when this in heavy rotation I really could know utilized rockabilly nonetheless knew this music was the associated with cool. The guitar, the over suggestions hair as well as the vintage clothes make slideshow crowd you'd party with, if you could dodge the old lady. Whether Phil can continue to play the drums or not, he still has so much music within that he will continue to create. After a not-so-long ago Oscar for Disney's "Tarzan", it is difficult to class him as a "has been lately. " It does appear from a couple of articles that Phil Collins creates and performs music purely for music's sake; he doesn't seem to worry if people like it or even otherwise. Therein lies the true secret for you to some long, successful music business! Love Songs And Their Meanings Throughout History Unlike some so-called holidays (Sweetest Day and Bosses' Day), Mothering sunday is the real deal your market year's canon of special days. It isn't run by an Eastern syndicate, the remote feature. And hopefully had been lucky enough to spend time yesterday with your mom. Most likely if you couldn't, she was in every thought. It's not about card companies and florists. More information about Phil Collins Deals Vivid Seats July.
As in the event the myth didn't have enough legs of it's own, Eminem included tale became media frenzy in his song "STAN" in two thousand. This song is actually solely towards anger Phil Collin Concert felt as his first marriage fell apart and ending in a divorce. The mean things he says in the song are directed at his wife, who he later tried desperately to obtain back. 35mm slides was becoming the air that he was expecting for? The big fight that ended the intimate relationship. A somber note yes, but this song is ideal for a dramatic buildup of anything and continuously show up in media of most types. It is also particularly popular at sports entertainment like basketball, football and more.
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Kim is a Chartered Counselling Psychologist, registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) and accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS). She has six years' experience working in the NHS and, is a member of the BPS's Division of Counselling Psychology and its special group for Coaching Psychology Section.
Kim is also accredited with the British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies (BABCP) having completed the Post-Graduate Diploma in CBT at the Institute of Psychiatry, London. Kim has also completed extensive training in compassion focused therapy (CFT) which greatly influences her practice. Furthermore, Kim holds a certificate of competence from the BPS in Occupational Psychometric Testing Level A and B.
Prior to working as a Counselling Psychologist Kim trained and worked as an Occupational Psychologist concentrating mainly on stress reduction, creating an optimal work-life balance and psychometric testing in a number of organizations. In addition, Kim was as a part time lecturer in Organisational Psychology at the Greenwich School of Management for several years on their Bachelor of Business Administration course. She delivered teaching on stress management, communication skills, leadership, organisational culture and motivation. She has a special interest in workplace bullying and its effects on both organisations and individuals. Kim has also run groups in the private sector for step parents and has a special interest in this field.
Kim's clinical experience covers a range of settings including GPs surgeries, and both secondary and primary care settings. She is highly skilled at providing psychological therapy to individuals, couples and groups. She has also provided clinical supervision to trainee psychologists and CBT therapists, qualified CBT therapists and psychological well-being practitioners. She has run therapeutic groups for anxiety, depression, compassion focused therapy with a focus on the inner critic and mindfulness.
Kim is proficient in several therapeutic models, including cognitive and behavioural interventions (CBT), client-centred therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy for couples and draws on additional skills such as the use of mindfulness and compassion focused therapy. Her areas of specialist interest include the spectrum of anxiety disorders (OCD, social anxiety, generalized anxiety, health anxiety and PTSD), depression, stress, work-related stress, workplace bullying, low self-esteem, lack of assertiveness, perfectionism, childhood trauma and adults who experience interpersonal difficulties in relationships.
Kim is a passionate, experienced and skilled clinician, supervisor and teacher. She approaches therapy from a collaborative standpoint and offers a warm, trusting and non- judgmental space to allow clients to explore their difficulties. She believes that successful results in therapy are highly dependent on forming a strong therapeutic alliance, her aim is to help others to feel more comfortable in their own skin at the end of treatment.


While conducting genealogy research one of the most aggravating problems encountered by genealogists are name changes through records. Whether the name change is deliberate or accidental, it makes the research of the person/family much more difficult. Case in point, Pleasant Bryant of Lawrence County, Mississippi.
Pleasant, Jane, C., and Jasper N. I have not yet identified the full name of the male child C., as he is listed in 1850 as only C., and not residing in the house by 1860. It was common practice in this 1850 census for families to identify given names only with initials.
Pleasant then appears on the 1850 census as Pleasant Blanton. The indices online are correct in the spelling of the name as it appears on the census. Without a doubt, Pleasant's family was identified as Blanton, instead of Bryant, by the enumerator. Was this an accidental mispelling, or a deliberate name change? I believe because he was enumerated properly in 1840, that this was the enumerator's mistake in spelling the name from the pronounciation given at the time. This is not the only surname consistently mispelled by this enumerator.
Further credence to the mistake being made in the spelling is that Pleasant was enumerated in 1860 in Columbia, Marion County, Mississippi, as Pleasant Bryant.
So when you are searching the census records, you may often come across widely mispelled names… while this may portend that your ancestor switched names, more often then not, it is only the case of bad spelling.


Relationship Advice: Should Chris Medina Marry His Girlfriend?
If They Asked: Should Chris Medina Marry His Fiancée?
Chris and Juliana aren't married, but he calls her his fiancé and wears her ring on a chain around his neck. He and her mother are her caregivers. He's wonderful for sticking with her. But, you have to wonder: does he plan to stay with her forever? I know he wonders what kind of guy he'd be if he "walked out" now, but it's hard to imagine a 26 year-old man with his whole life ahead of him committing to a woman who's no longer the woman he once proposed to — who can't love him they way he probably wants and needs to be loved — especially when he didn't actually take those marriage vows.
I'm not really going to say whether he "should" marry her or not. But, it's an interesting thing to think about. What would you do if it were you? What would you want your partner to do if you were the one who, God forbid, suffered a similar injury? I'm inclined to think I would want Drew to move on eventually — maybe not necessarily "walk out," but to find someone else to love and share his life with. I don't know how that would work exactly. Hopefully that's something we'll never have to figure out.
At any rate, that Chris Medina is one special guy. I hope he goes far in the competition and I hope good, good things continue to happen for him.
Oh, man is right on this one. It's hard to imagine being in their shoes. I just don't know what I'd do if that happened to my boyfriend or what I would want him to do if it happened to me. I know she isn't the same person she was before the accident, but it seems like part of her is still in there. I don't know if I could move on and know the person was still alive and I was living a different life. I guess as scary as it is it's something we need to think and talk about with our loved ones. And make our wishes known for each other.
As for whether he *should* marry her, that's a tough one. He obviously loves her. I would just hope that if he does marry her, he doesn't grow resentful of all the responsibility of being her caretaker for so long later on, you know? He's still pretty young, and he's got his whole life ahead of him. I don't know, it's a pretty heavy decision to make, either way.
I'm not sure if he can marry her considering her brain injury. It takes two people to sign the papers and I don't know if she is physically able to do so. However, I would want my fiance to stick by me and I would stick by him even if we didn't say the vows yet. Wonderful story!
As someone who has been married, I know that there is a very significant difference to a relationship when you make those vows. Even if it doesn't work out, you don't go into a marriage thinking "This is the right thing to do, what kind of person would I be if I didn't marry this person because (she's severely injured, pregnant, my family expects it, etc.)" You take the vows till death do us part because you mean it, you love that person and plan to spend the rest of your life IN A RELATIONSHIP with them.
If they were already married, there would be a gray area as to if he should stay with her, but he's not married. He has made no vow, and to me, it's not fair to himself or her to vow to make a life with someone when for whom you will never be more than a caregiver. Should he stay in her life, care for, and love her: absolutely! But to marry someone because it's "the right thing to do" is never actually the right thing to do.
Not sure why "If he were already married" is at the bottom there, please disregard!
I wow I can tell you that I have already voiced these exact opposite thoughts! Especially sine they never married and he did stick by her for13 yrs!!! (5 if then being all one sided). I have seen these situations over bad over working in healthcare and the heartbroken one usually does visit …for about a month. Chris more than did his duty as a boyfriend!! I'm glad he moved on….I feel for her but on the other hand, classic example of "you play,you pay" !!
When I met my now ex, he was engaged. We had class together and I only really knew him as the guy who sat across from me. It wasn't until the next semester when we started to become close that I found out that the year before his now ex-fiance had had a stroke. He realized that even though he loved her, he couldn't be the man she needed and so they broke up. Although I was initially put off by his behavior, I came to realize that he was just being truly honest with himself and their relationship. I don't fault him for leaving her, or think less of him.
If Chris is dedicated to her and her recovery and he decides to stay, than I applaud him for that. But, if he doesn't, I will not be part of the masses who call him names and vilify him. I am not in his shoes and, therefore, I will not judge him for the decision he makes. Some things are black and white. This is not.
He can love her, honor her, and be there for her while still moving forward. I wish them all the best.
Imediately when I saw this I thought: "If this happened to me I would hope my fiancé left me!" She appeared very, very handicapped. If I could still lead normal conversations with my fiancé by all means stay for the mind-connection. But if the part that was actually me was lost I think he should go.
If my fiancé ended up severely brain damaged I would not marry him. I would take care of him as long as it took me to realize I'd lost him. Then I'd move on. I'd visit him as my friend and I would always love him, but he'd never be a husband to me, he'd never be able to help me through hard times and I know neither of us would want that.
I can't even imagine being in this scenario, and I don't want to. It's hard to tell just how "with it" she is, but she definitely seems like a shell of her former self. Is she even fully aware of what's going on? Is she even able to marry him? If he were someone I knew, I'd tell him to move on, that essentially the woman he proposed to is dead. But that's cruel, and if he's happy taking care of her and will be for the rest of his life, maybe that's what he should do.
And now I feel like I need to tell my boyfriend, if that ever happens to me, I want him to find someone else and keep living his life.
While in high school my friends and I had this "thing" we did with girls who were much younger than us. We simply treated them with great respect.
Now one might say how sweet it was for us older guys to be respectful of these underclass-girls but it was not without a very selfish motive. We called them "investments." Because in a year or two or three whenever, they may morph into gorgeous (Women), no matter what they brought to the table now, and well that's what we were looking for, did I mention we were selfish and shallow. Well one girl in particular was a freshman and I was a senior. She was gawky, plain, etc…but man she had a crush on me. For some reason I treated this girl with complete and utter contempt. I guess because she tried so hard and I had better pastures to graze. Fast forward 4 years. She's just entering college and I'm in my 3rd year. This girl morphed alright, into one of the most beautiful women I have / had ever known. We went out a couple of times and I truly could have married her after our second date. She was funny, smart, and even though I couldn't have realized it 4 years earlier, she was what I truly wanted one day in a wife.
Well I'm sure you see were this is going, she never forgot my treating her the way I did and I lost potentially someone wonderful.
Now I know this is a weak analogy for such a tragic situation, but it's just that damn Karma that gets me every time.
This women could turn out to be the greatest gift God has granted this man. Seems like she kinda already is!
As with past American Idol episodes, we're not seeing the whole picture. They spin things just to get people like us talking about them.
I just hope he can do big things with Idol and make lots of money to help other trauma victims. That would be a true American Idol.
This is so exploitative of the show…. But it's a tacky exploitive show, so I am not surprised… I feel for this young couple. I can't imagine going through such an ordeal. Truth be told, is I am ever in such an accident, I'd rather just die… With my mind gone…yeah, I would simply rather be gone.
I have actually been giving this topic a lot of thought. My brother in law was hit by a car the day after Thanksgiving. It was seriously touch and go for months but he is starting to recover. We still are not sure where he will be, but he can speak and even type on the computer now. Because of this situation my husband and I have sat down and talked about what we would like the other to do if this situation happened to us.
I would seriously hope that my husband would move on with his life. If I was not myself then I will not be the person he married. I would prefer that he would find someone else to love and have children.
This guy is obviously an amazing person, but I am sure his in-laws would not resent him for moving on with his life.


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Tenke v Katanga: The English Commercial Court Provides Further Clarity on the Ability to Recover Third Party Funding Costs in Arbitration
Louise Barber (Herbert Smith Freehills)/ January 27, 2022 December 30, 2021 /Leave a comment
The recent English Commercial Court decision in Tenke Fungurume Mining SA v Katanga Contracting Services SAS [2021] EWHC 3301 (Comm) has provided an interesting further comment on the broad discretion available to tribunals in English-seated arbitrations to award the costs of third party funding as part of costs awards.
The decision by Mrs Justice Moulder DBE of the Queen's Bench Division, which was published on 7 December 2021, built on the foundation laid in the 2016 High Court decision in Essar Oilfields Services Limited v Norscot Rig Management PVT Limited [2016] EWHC 2361 (Comm). Similar to that case, the Commercial Court in Tenke rejected a challenge to an arbitration award brought on the basis of the tribunal's award of the costs of third party funding to the successful party, finding that it did not constitute a serious irregularity under section 68 of the 1996 Arbitration Act (the "Act").
This topic has already been the subject of great interest and debate in the arbitration community. This latest case provides clarity on the approach the court will take to an award of third party funding costs in arbitration, but leaves open the question of whether the difference in recovery between litigation and arbitration should be permitted.
The foundation laid down in Essar
Under English law, tribunals are empowered by section 61 of the Act to award the costs of the arbitration between the parties on any basis they see fit to do so (subject to any agreement between the parties on this point). Section 59 of the Act defines "costs" to include the fees and expenses of the arbitrators, the fees and expenses of any arbitral institution, and – significantly for this decision – the legal or "other costs" of the parties.
This latest case on the topic of the award of third party funding as costs comes five years after the High Court's noteworthy decision in Essar. In that decision, the High Court refused a challenge to the award of a sole arbitrator under section 68(2)(b) of the Act brought on the basis that he had included the costs of third party funding in his award of costs to the successful party. The Court held that the sole arbitrator's decision under the 1998 ICC Rules to treat the success fee payable to the third party funder as an "other cost" within the meaning of the Act did not amount to a serious irregularity.
In particular, the Court emphasised that a serious irregularity can only be made out where a tribunal purports to exercise a power which it does not have – not where there is an erroneous exercise of a power that it does have. In that instance, it was plainly within the sole arbitrator's power to award costs. The complaint from the unsuccessful party was only that the sole arbitrator had wrongly exercised his discretion as to which costs would be awarded. This could not therefore form a basis for a serious irregularity.
Notwithstanding this decision, however, the Court also made a number of obiter observations as to the meaning of "other costs". Most notably, the Court rejected the suggestion that such a meaning should be constrained by the English Civil Procedure Rules and the aversion to the award of third party funding costs as part of English court litigation – a finding that made significant waves in the arbitration community at the time and since. The Court consequently observed that "other costs" could, as a matter of language, context and logic, include the costs of obtaining third party funding and that it was within the arbitrator's discretion to award them.
Serious irregularity in Tenke
The circumstances facing the Commercial Court in Tenke were different from those in Essar in several respects. Among other things, the funding for the successful party, described as a "litigation funding agreement", was obtained from a related company as a shareholder loan. The terms included a fixed success fee. The successful party sought to recover both that success fee and compound interest at a high rate of 9.5% based on its claimed costs of borrowing.
Consistent with the decision in Essar, the Tribunal in Tenke treated the funding costs as "other costs" within the meaning of the Act, and consequently included over $1 million of such costs in its costs award.
The unsuccessful party subsequently challenged the award before the Commercial Court, alleging a serious irregularity under section 68 of the Act on a number of bases. This included a challenge to the Tribunal's award of the funding costs within its costs award, as well as the Tribunal's decision not to allow the cross-examination of witnesses in connection with the funding arrangements.
The award of funding costs
In pursuing the challenge on the basis of the Tribunal's award of the funding costs, the unsuccessful party argued that it could never have been reasonably intended when the Act was passed that the award of costs would include fees paid to third party funders – especially given that such fees are not otherwise recoverable in court litigation – nor the costs related to a loan taken out to pay for legal costs.
It argued that the High Court's decision in Essar had therefore been wrongly decided and should not be followed. It argued in particular that this case was an even more extreme example than Essar because it concerned a shareholder loan, rather than funding from a regulated third party funder, and because unlike Essar, there was no finding that such funding was needed in order for the successful party to be able to pursue the arbitration.
However, Mrs Justice Moulder declined to depart from the reasoning in Essar decision and rejected this challenge accordingly. For the same reasons as outlined by the High Court, it did not amount to an excess of powers to have awarded such costs given that the Tribunal was clearly empowered to decide the matter of costs. Even if there was a wrongful exercise of such power by the Tribunal, no remedy for such wrongful exercise would lie under section 68.
In contrast to that case, however, there was no comment offered on whether "other costs" could or should include the costs of funding as a matter of construction.
Interestingly, and in contrast to the Essar decision, the Court observed that a remedy for a wrongful exercise by the Tribunal of a power such as the award of costs could be found under section 69 of the Act, namely an error of law. However, in this instance, the parties had excluded such a challenge by agreement and no such remedy was consequently available here.
The decision not to allow cross-examination in relation to funding
The unsuccessful party also challenged the Tribunal's decision on a number of evidential points relating to the funding arrangements, including not to allow cross-examination of witnesses in connection with the funding arrangement, alleging that it constituted a procedural irregularity. The Tribunal had concluded that the issue was whether in fact the funding costs were objectively unreasonable in either form or amount, and that neither was the case here. In particular, it was "not inherently unreasonable" to obtain a shareholder loan from a related entity for this purpose, including in circumstances where it was "doubtful" that funding would have been available from other sources. Cross-examination was not permitted on this basis.
The Court similarly rejected this challenge, finding that the Tribunal was entitled to reach the conclusion that it did. Such a decision did not meet the high threshold of a decision which no arbitrator could reasonably have reached in those circumstances.
Following hot on the heels of further moves towards an acceptance of third party funding in Singapore and Hong Kong, this latest decision highlights the reluctance of the English courts to second-guess the discretionary exercise of tribunals' power (including to award costs), with the Court emphasising that it "should be extremely slow to interfere with these discretionary procedural decisions".
It also reinforces the high threshold to meet to establish serious irregularity: as Mrs Justice Moulder observed, "only in those cases where it can be said that what has happened is so far removed from what could reasonably be expected of the arbitral process, will the Court allow an application under section 68. Section 68 is designed as "a longstop, only available in extreme cases, where the tribunal has gone so wrong in its conduct of the arbitration in one of the respects listed in section 68, that justice calls out for it to be corrected": RAV Bahamas Ltd and another v Therapy Beach Club Inc [2021] UKPC 8; [2021] A.C. 907 at [30]."
The Court's comment that the remedy for the wrongful exercise by a Tribunal of a power such as an award on costs lay under section 69 raises the prospect of a future challenge to an award of funding costs on this basis. If such a challenge were made, it would be interesting to see whether the arguments raised before the Court in Tenke regarding the consistency of approach between litigation and arbitration would be well received or whether the obiter views in Essar would continue to hold sway. In reality, given the propensity for many parties to exclude challenge for an error of law under section 69 of the Act in their arbitration clauses, there may be limits to how much further this issue can be explored before the English courts. However, in light of the Law Commission's recent announcement of the planned review of the 1996 Arbitration Act, the award of costs and the relevance of third party funding in arbitration may well be an area which receives further legislative attention – and possibly further clarity – in the years to come.
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Kat Von D X Divine Collection Review
by Robyn Valentine - 7:59 PM
I'm overcome with happiness, seeing an idol of mine (who's legacy shaped drag and counterculture as we know it) have a makeup collection released in their honor. PROPS to you Kat Von D for bringing Divine to the forefront of the makeup community and it's younger generation. For those of you unfamiliar with Divine, Harris Glenn Milstead (Divine) was born on October 19, 1945 into a wealthier family. After developing an interest in drag and counterculture Divine rejected her family's lifestyle and went on to become a well known drag queen. She starred in a number of films, most of which directed by her childhood friend John Waters, who gave her the name Divine. The films she starred in with John Waters directing, became instantly recognizable for their irreverent and outrageous content, helping to popularize them among the midnight movie circuit. Later in her career Divine went on to perform with Seattle group "The Cockettes" and created a string of hit songs during the 80's. Before Divine passed away in her sleep on March 7, 1988 from an enlarged heart, she was offered a reccurring role on Married with Children to play a character named Uncle Otto, bringing her dreams of being taken as a serious character actor to fruition. A year after her death, Walt Disney released The Little Mermaid. The main villain in the film, Ursula the sea witch bore a stringing resemblance to Divine, later being confirmed that the character was designed in her image.
The eyeshadow palette features the eyes of Divine on the front and is encased with neon green packaging. The shades have been thoughtfully named after different aspect's of Divine's career; "Hairspray" is named after the movie Hairspray where Divine plays the main character's mother Edna Turnblad, "Female Trouble" is named after another movie Divine starred in where she plays a runaway girl who later turns into a hardened criminal, "Pink Flamingos" is named after the film Divine's most well known for. She play a underground criminal who is challenged by a couple that run an adoption agency for the title "filthiest people alive," "Filthy" is a reference to Pink Flamingos and the title given to Divine's character, "Waters" is named after John Waters, her close childhood friend who cast her in a number of movies he filmed, this includes all the films I've already mentioned, "Baltimore" is named after the city Divine was born in, "Hard Magic" is the name of one of her songs, and "Babs" is the name of her character from Pink Flamingos. The lipstick is aptly named "Divine" and was designed using the new Studded Lipstick formula.
The palette which costs $38 contains 8 different eyeshadows consisting of mattes and shimmers, the palette weighs 8 x 1.70g/ 8 x 0.06oz for a cost of $4.75 per eyeshadow. The lipstick costs $19 and you're getting 3.4g/ 0.12oz. Both items are vegan and Kat Von D is a cruelty free company.
When Kat Von D first sneak peaked the palette on her ex-boyfriends Instagram I was bouncing off the walls in excitement. Leave it to Kat Von D to come up with the most interesting collaborations. When I saw the colors in the palette, my excitement dwindled. I know I'm not the only one who feels this way, but the palette didn't scream Divine to me. The blue shades were definitely appropriate as Divine would often wear blue when she wasn't wearing neutral colored eyeshadows (in one of Divine's most recognizable scenes that comes from Pink Flamingos, Divine is wearing over the top blue eyeshadow). The black and white eyeshadows definitely have their place in the palette, especially the black which is perfect to fill in a giant wing or cut a crease. What perplexes me the most is the green eyeshadow. I did read a comment on Instagram where someone claimed that the green eyeshadow was created to resemble Divine's bizarre character in color. I can see where they're coming from, but I don't know if I'm sold on that idea and furthermore, why name it "Pink Flamingos" was it because the trailer she was living in was half green, probably not. "Babs" is also another shade that perplexes me. I can't say I've across any photos where Divine is wearing champagne eyeshadow, but perhaps this shade was thrown in to make the color scheme more coherent and wearable. The last two shades "Filthy" and "Hairspray," I feel similarly towards. Divine did wear matte gray eyeshadows, but again, these shades felt as though they were thrown to ground the palette's color scheme. While I do like the color scheme as a whole, I just don't feel as though it completely screams Divine to me. I would have really enjoyed a neutral brown, a purple, or even a bright red eyeshadow, colors more synonymous with colors Divine wore. The lipstick though simple, is quite spot on, when Divine wasn't wearing bright red lips, she often wore beige lipsticks. The last thing that I need to address, is the absence of plus sized models for the campaign. Divine was a confident plus sized diva and to not feature at least one plus sized model felt inappropriate to me. I'm sure it was nothing personal, but being that Divine is an idol of mine, I can't help being overly critical towards every aspect of this collection.
Just like any other palette I've tried from Kat Von D, there isn't much to complain about in terms of performance. Personally, I would prefer more pigmentation in the black (Hard Magic) and white (Female Troubles) shades, but the white shade does build up quite nicely. For the average makeup user, these less pigmented eyeshadows should be less intimidating to use, they're much easier to brush off if any fallout occurs and much easier to conceal if you make a mistake. The black and silver (Hairspray) eyeshadows are the only ones that gave me problems with fallout, but if you tap off your brush or apply extra powder under the eye, this is a simple fix. The silver and champagne (Babs) eyeshadows are a bit on the chunky side, which can make it difficult to load up your brush with this shade as some of it will just flake off the brush. I will say that all of the eyeshadows produce some kick up, but it's was nothing too major. The eyeshadow that stood out the most to me in this palette has to be the one that I was most divided on "Pink Flamingos." "Pink Flamingos" isn't a basic green eyeshadow, it has the most beautiful lime green sheen which catches the light effortlessly. The lipstick is pretty standard for the new Studded Kiss formula; it's nice, creamy, and pigmented. I can do a separate review on the new formula, but just know that it's a nice lipstick and a great color choice in my opinion.
Despite my initial critiques of the color scheme, the more time I've spent using this palette, I've come to realize that there is a rhyme and reason to the colors. Maybe it's because I love wearing bold colors, but this palette draws me in and the colors all work well together. Granted the lack of colors limits the number of varying looks, but I've been able to create whole eye looks using this on it's own. As any makeup user will tell you, it can be quite difficult to stay organized while applying your makeup; usually we scatter things about carelessly. If you can cut out more palettes or individuals from adding to the clutter by having one palette that encompasses all your needs, wouldn't you also say that this is a good palette to have? This palette has been quite the whirlwind for me, from excitement, a bit of disappointment, to absolute love! I'm absolutely thrilled that this palette came through in properly honoring Divine's legacy and that Kat Von D agreed to take on this project and bring it to life. I can't recommend it more!
(The eyeshadows on top were swatched using the 'Shade' side of the EcoTools Enhancing Eye Set, the finger swatches were done right below. I used Too Faced's Shadow Insurance as a base)
Swatching these colors, I couldn't help feeling as though the palette was a combination of the Saint & Sinner Palette and Pastel Goth Palette. Looking for dupes in these two palettes produced surprising results. "Baltimore" is a less intense version on "Ministry" from the Saint & Sinner Palette. I thought I could dupe "Hairspray," but as it turns out, the closet dupe I could find in the Saint & Sinner Palette was "Heaven" which is more of a reflects lavender silver. "Hard Magic" is a pretty standard black and easy to dupe as most Kat Von D palettes have black eyeshadows similar in quality, I've compared it against "Sabbath" from the Saint & Sinner Palette; "Hard Magic" is a less intense black than "Sabbath." The next dupe was the most shocking, "Waters" is almost exactly the same shade as "Doom" from the Pastel Goth Palette. If I were to point out a difference, I would say that "Waters" is slightly more on the baby blue side and "Doom" is more on the aqua side, but to be quite honest, I feel this comparison is a stretch as it took me half an hour to find a difference between the two and let's be honest, most people would believe these were the exact same color. "Female Trouble" like "Hard Magic" is a pretty standard white eyeshadow and most Kat Von D palettes contain one, I've compared it to "Skull" from the Pastel Goth palette which is slightly more pigmented. If you have these two palettes, you may want to pass, but if you only have one and really want want this palette, I'd say to go for it. Plus if you really enjoyed any of these dupes and are afraid of running out of them, think of these as your reserves.
(The shimmer eyeshadows were swatched using my fingers and the matte eyeshadows were swatched using an E.L.F. eyeshadow brush. I used Too Faced's Shadow Insurance as a base)
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Preliminary Results of the Palestinian Registered* External Trade in Goods of June, 06/2014.
Exports decreased in June, 2014 by 2.4% compared to May, 2014. While it increased by 4.8% compared to June, 2013 and reached USD 74.5 Million.
Exports to Israel decreased in June, 2014 by 1.8% compared to May, 2014 and represented 87.0% of total exports in June, 2014.
On the other hand, exports to other countries decreased by 5.5% during the same period compared to May, 2014.
Imports slightly increased in June 2014 by 0.2% compared to May, 2014. It also increased by 18.2% compared to June, 2013 and reached USD 460.0 Million.
Imports from Israel decreased by 4.6% in June 2014 compared to May, 2014 and represented 62.1% of total imports in June 2014.
On the other hand, imports from other countries increased by 9.2% compared to May, 2014.
Net Trade Balance on Registered Goods
The trade balance which represents the difference between exports and imports showed an increase in trade deficit by 0.7% compared to May, 2014. It also increased by 21.2% compared to June 2013 and reached USD 385.5 Million.
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