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Shemini Batmitzvah
D'var Torah
My name is Olivia and my Hebrew name is Dinah. Dinah was the daughter of Yacob and a sister to the 12 tribes. I am not going to talk to you today about Dinah as she does not appear in my Shabbat Sedra. But IU am excited to share with you an idea that I have really enjoyed learning about during my journey leading up to my Bat Mitzvah.
I have learned about many different mitzvoth and character building traits. I came across inspirational patriarchs and matriarchs. They are now true role models in my life and I have learned what it means to become a bat mitzvah. It is an adult commanded in the laws of our Torah with responsibility towards my self and others.
Learning to understand the greater picture and having awareness of others.
In this weeks Sedra – we learn the mitzvah of keeping Kosher. The Torah speaks in very precise language about the signs we are to look out for when deciding whether or not an animal or a fish is kosher.
Alongside Shabbat, Kashruth – which is the mitzvah given to us that explains all the laws of what we can and cannot eat, is one of the most important commandments in the Torah.
Keeping Kosher definitely also has its health benefits. Not mixing meat and milk helps our digestion system ad many other factors connected to our medical health.
Yet we learn from the Arbarbanel a great Rabbi who lived in the 15th century that the Torah did not come to take the place of a medical handbook. We don't keep kosher because of health reasons but we do it to protect our spiritual soul to keep it pure and holy.
To be able to keep this commandment I need to be mindful at all times.
It requires from me to be disciplined to my beliefs – in a way that I know right of wrong. And most importantly at all times consider my actions. Remembering that I am in control of the choices that I make.
Just this past Sunday was Purim. Purim represents the happiest day of our year and we will continue to celebrate this festival even after our long awaited redemption.
On Purim we read Megilath Esther twice and within it we find all the details of the history and story of Queen Esther.
Queen Esther is one of the women who I came across whilst preparing for my bat mitzvah. She is a true role model to me. From her I have learned that I am a unique individual with a personal journey in this world. And that I have incredible inner strength to stand up for what I believe in.
Esther did not have an easy time growing up.
She was orphaned at a very early age and bought up by her uncle. Yet despite that, she managed to grow up to be an individual with a tremendous amount of courage and strength. She overcame all of the challenges that were put in her way.
We learn about her incredible self-sacrifice and ability to put others before herself, when she risked the death penalty for approaching king Achashverosh without being invited by him. As a result of that act, she merited to be the one who was able to save the Jewish people from the evil decree that was hanging over their heads.
In the Megillah the verse says: "Esther found favour in his eyes and she expressed her kindness to him"
Favour in his eyes means that he appreciated her beauty and kindness and refers to her fantastic character traits her middot.
When learning about this woman the character traits that impressed me most of Esther was her courage and her ability to do the right thing even when logic dictated otherwise.
Living as a queen in the palace she still managed to adhere to the same lifestyle that was taught to her by her uncle Mordechai.
Some Rabbi's describe the way she succeeded in keeping kosher was to keep to what today is known as a kosher vegan diet.
She kept Shabbat and Jewish Festivals by naming all her maidservants days of the week. This way she could manage to keep a calendar and know when important events were to take place.
Esther had realized that Hashem had placed her in the position of being a queen, so that she could choose to take responsibility by helping to save her people.
She hid her Jewishness and in a similar way that she hid her identity, we get dressed up on this festival and hide our identities.
It could not have been easy as her every move and action was observed in a similar way that public icons are observed today. She was watched and followed in the same way that Kate, Duchess of Cambridge is followed and observed. With all that she still managed to do what mattered most to her and keep her beliefs and Jewish lifestyle.
In this weeks Sedra we learn about the incredible character traits of the High Priest Aaron, who was also the brother at Moses.
We find how he was able to remain silent and respectful toward Hashem, after his two sons were punished by death for bringing their sacrifices into the holy ark.
The strength and incredible strong character that he displayed in accepting Hashems' decree without saying a single word is a huge lesson and example to all of us.
He became the person from whom we learn to love and pursue peace. We are able to understand from the way he lived his life that Self control and thoughtful respect are the important components in developing and nurturing relationships.
This weeks Sedra together with the festival of Purim leave us with very powerful messages of how to achieve greatness wherever our journey of life will take us.
Working on developing our belief in Hashem – understanding that whatever may happen to us - however challenging or difficult, Hashem is constantly with us guiding and encouraging us, to help us overcome the obstacles that come our way.
And if we on the other hand concentrate on building our character traits, our kindness and love toward others we can achieve such great things in this world.
Its about becoming a person that leads a full Jewish life, a life based on choices that are made out of mindfulness, sense of control and understanding. In this way I hope to be a source of Nachas to my parents and family that have given me the most positive head start in being able to face whatever challenges and choices that await me.


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Lion Electric Readies to Assist with Clean School Bus Funds
April 29, 2022 • From News/Media Release • Bookmark +
Lion Electric reports that it can apply to the EPA's Clean School Bus Program on behalf of school districts and private fleets.
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Electric school bus manufacturer Lion Electric has announced the company is getting ready to help customers secure funding under the U.S. Environmental Protectional Agency's Clean School Bus Program.
Under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, the federal government has set aside $5 billion in funding for zero-emission and clean-energy school buses over the next five years, with prioritization given to underserved communities with disproportionately poor air quality.
Details of the program were recently announced, and priority districts can receive up to $375,000 per bus in funding, which can represent up to 100% of an all-electric school bus price, while other eligible districts can receive up to $250,000 per bus, thus largely aligning the price of an electric bus to that of a conventional internal combustion engine vehicle. EnergyStar certified charging infrastructure is also eligible for funding, which LionEnergy can also help customers to secure and install. A list of priority districts will be released by the EPA in early May.
"Lion put its first electric school buses on the road in the U.S. in 2016, which have since been driven in real world operating conditions," said Marc Bedard, CEO and founder of Lion Electric. "We are clearly an early mover in the space and, with our planned capacity of 20,000 vehicles per year at our Illinois manufacturing facility, are ideally positioned to put made-in-America electric school buses on the road at scale. This federal program is a major step in transitioning to sustainable school transportation, bringing significant improvements to the health of our children and communities. We applaud the EPA for their commitment to deploy all-electric school buses."
Through its LionGrants team of funding experts and as an eligible contractor under the program, Lion can apply on behalf of school districts and private fleets, as well as assist them with their own direct applications. Organizations which can benefit from rebates under the program include state and local government entities which provide school bus services, for-profit and non-profit school bus contractors that meet eligibility requirements, non-profit school transportation associations, tribes, tribal schools, and tribal organizations.
The first $500 million in this funding will be awarded this year, with applications expected to be open for a period of 90 days beginning in May. Awardees will then be determined by a lottery system.
Additionally, the LionGrants team is currently actively tracking billions of dollars in available funding across North America and can assist customers in applying to a wide variety of state, municipal, utility, and air district funding.
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Read more about EPA electric buses propane CNG Alternative Fuels charging infrastructure federal funding Lion Electric

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William John Market Report 29-11-21
William John looks at the consolidation of Shell's share structure which has provoked major backlash in The Hague.
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A few weeks ago, Royal Dutch Shell announced plans to ditch its dual share structure, which consists of Class 'A' and Class 'B' shares. The move, which will see Royal Dutch Shell be renamed Shell Plc, will establish the Oil & Gas giant in London on a full-time basis (moving away from The Hague). The new class of shares will still be traded on the New York Stock Exchange, Euronext Exchange, and the London Stock Exchange.
Primarily, the move is seen as a consolidation and a simplification aimed to appease investors as Dutch legislation enforces a 15% dividend withholding tax (a 15% tax on dividend income). Subsequently, the company has used a dual share structure of Class A shares which are subject to the tax and Class B shares which receive a dividend via the "dividend access mechanism" (in other words, a complex navigation of Anglo-Dutch tax laws), although both classes of shares have the same number of rights per share.
Maintaining a dual share class structure is generally more expensive than having a single classification of shares and by moving permanently to the UK, the company will be under a more accommodating tax residency for its shareholders and investors, who will not be subject to Dutch dividend withholding taxes under U.K. law.
Additionally, the Company rationalised its decision on the basis that streamlining the classes of shares will make buybacks easier and open the possibility for faster and more efficient acquisitions, spinoffs, and divestitures, according to the Financial Times. This comes at a time where American activist investor, Third Point, has built up a significant stake in the company (worth in excess of $750 million according to the New York Times), arguing for it to spin off its traditional oil and gas extraction business from its emerging renewable energy business to exploit efficiencies and focus its business models. Looking at the share (Class A) price of Royal Dutch Shell over the past six months on the London Stock Exchange:
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Whilst the share price has climbed by approximately £3 since January, it is just 0.64x its trading price in July 2019. With activist investors such as Third Point pushing for change, the company needs to restructure itself as it looks to evolve into a renewable energy business and reinvigorate its shareholders. There is no question that streamlining its equity offerings will enable it to undertake transactions to reshape the company with greater ease, with the added advantage of offering investors a more accommodating environment regarding its tax residency.
Although the backlash from the Dutch government has been strong, this represents a positive new chapter for Shell Plc. The company, regarded as having some of the strongest fundamentals in its industry, should reap the rewards over the coming years. With this move, the Dutch government must take action to address its financial services legislation, having lost both Unilever and now Shell to London within the space of two years. The question is, who will follow next?
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package org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.resourcemanager.resourcetracker;

import org.junit.Assert;

import org.apache.commons.logging.Log;
import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory;
import org.apache.hadoop.conf.Configuration;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.api.records.NodeId;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.api.records.Resource;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.conf.YarnConfiguration;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.event.Dispatcher;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.event.InlineDispatcher;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.factories.RecordFactory;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.factory.providers.RecordFactoryProvider;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.api.protocolrecords.NodeHeartbeatRequest;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.api.protocolrecords.RegisterNodeManagerRequest;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.api.records.NodeHealthStatus;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.resourcemanager.ClusterMetrics;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.resourcemanager.NMLivelinessMonitor;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.resourcemanager.NodesListManager;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.resourcemanager.RMContext;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.resourcemanager.RMContextImpl;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.resourcemanager.ResourceManager.NodeEventDispatcher;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.resourcemanager.ResourceTrackerService;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.resourcemanager.rmnode.RMNodeEventType;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.resourcemanager.scheduler.event.SchedulerEventType;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.resourcemanager.security.RMContainerTokenSecretManager;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.utils.BuilderUtils;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.resourcemanager.security.NMTokenSecretManagerInRM;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;

public class TestNMExpiry {
  private static final Log LOG = LogFactory.getLog(TestNMExpiry.class);
  private static final RecordFactory recordFactory = RecordFactoryProvider.getRecordFactory(null);

  ResourceTrackerService resourceTrackerService;

  private class TestNmLivelinessMonitor extends NMLivelinessMonitor {
    public TestNmLivelinessMonitor(Dispatcher dispatcher) {
      super(dispatcher);
    }

    @Override
    public void serviceInit(Configuration conf) throws Exception {
      conf.setLong(YarnConfiguration.RM_NM_EXPIRY_INTERVAL_MS, 1000);
      super.serviceInit(conf);
    }
  }

  @Before
  public void setUp() {
    Configuration conf = new Configuration();
    // Dispatcher that processes events inline
    Dispatcher dispatcher = new InlineDispatcher();
    RMContext context = new RMContextImpl(dispatcher, null,
        null, null, null, null, null, null, null);
    dispatcher.register(SchedulerEventType.class,
        new InlineDispatcher.EmptyEventHandler());
    dispatcher.register(RMNodeEventType.class,
        new NodeEventDispatcher(context));
    NMLivelinessMonitor nmLivelinessMonitor = new TestNmLivelinessMonitor(
        dispatcher);
    nmLivelinessMonitor.init(conf);
    nmLivelinessMonitor.start();
    NodesListManager nodesListManager = new NodesListManager(context);
    nodesListManager.init(conf);
    RMContainerTokenSecretManager containerTokenSecretManager =
        new RMContainerTokenSecretManager(conf);
    containerTokenSecretManager.start();
    NMTokenSecretManagerInRM nmTokenSecretManager =
        new NMTokenSecretManagerInRM(conf);
    nmTokenSecretManager.start();
    resourceTrackerService = new ResourceTrackerService(context,
        nodesListManager, nmLivelinessMonitor, containerTokenSecretManager,
        nmTokenSecretManager);

    resourceTrackerService.init(conf);
    resourceTrackerService.start();
  }

  private class ThirdNodeHeartBeatThread extends Thread {
    public void run() {
      int lastResponseID = 0;
      while (!stopT) {
        try {
          org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.api.records.NodeStatus nodeStatus =
              recordFactory
                  .newRecordInstance(org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.api.records.NodeStatus.class);
          nodeStatus.setNodeId(request3.getNodeId());
          nodeStatus.setResponseId(lastResponseID);
          nodeStatus.setNodeHealthStatus(recordFactory.newRecordInstance(NodeHealthStatus.class));
          nodeStatus.getNodeHealthStatus().setIsNodeHealthy(true);

          NodeHeartbeatRequest request = recordFactory
              .newRecordInstance(NodeHeartbeatRequest.class);
          request.setNodeStatus(nodeStatus);
          lastResponseID = resourceTrackerService.nodeHeartbeat(request)
              .getResponseId();

          Thread.sleep(1000);
        } catch(Exception e) {
          LOG.info("failed to heartbeat ", e);
        }
      }
    }
  }

  boolean stopT = false;
  RegisterNodeManagerRequest request3;

  @Test
  public void testNMExpiry() throws Exception {
    String hostname1 = "localhost1";
    String hostname2 = "localhost2";
    String hostname3 = "localhost3";
    Resource capability = BuilderUtils.newResource(1024, 1);

    RegisterNodeManagerRequest request1 = recordFactory
        .newRecordInstance(RegisterNodeManagerRequest.class);
    NodeId nodeId1 = NodeId.newInstance(hostname1, 0);
    request1.setNodeId(nodeId1);
    request1.setHttpPort(0);
    request1.setResource(capability);
    resourceTrackerService.registerNodeManager(request1);

    RegisterNodeManagerRequest request2 = recordFactory
        .newRecordInstance(RegisterNodeManagerRequest.class);
    NodeId nodeId2 = NodeId.newInstance(hostname2, 0);
    request2.setNodeId(nodeId2);
    request2.setHttpPort(0);
    request2.setResource(capability);
    resourceTrackerService.registerNodeManager(request2);

    int waitCount = 0;
    while(ClusterMetrics.getMetrics().getNumLostNMs()!=2 && waitCount ++<20){
      synchronized (this) {
        wait(100);
      }
    }
    Assert.assertEquals(2, ClusterMetrics.getMetrics().getNumLostNMs());

    request3 = recordFactory
        .newRecordInstance(RegisterNodeManagerRequest.class);
    NodeId nodeId3 = NodeId.newInstance(hostname3, 0);
    request3.setNodeId(nodeId3);
    request3.setHttpPort(0);
    request3.setResource(capability);
    resourceTrackerService
        .registerNodeManager(request3);

    /* test to see if hostanme 3 does not expire */
    stopT = false;
    new ThirdNodeHeartBeatThread().start();
    Assert.assertEquals(2,ClusterMetrics.getMetrics().getNumLostNMs());
    stopT = true;
  }
}

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Know Your Neighbors
Fern K. Hahn
Wants to Put More Lines on the Map
Written by Sarah Holtz
Published Aug. 28, 2022 • 10:01am
You could call it escapism, but 18-year-old Fern K. Hahn thinks of it as a theory of change—public transit that will make the Bay Area more livable for everyone. The Oakland native spent the last two years of high school mapping out hypothetical transit lines in their free time and organizing with local transit advocates.
Fern's brand of transit optimism combines urban planning with economic justice and sustainability. "Creating spaces that people can exist in, while not in their two tons of metal," Fern said, explaining their vision for a transit-first city.
Fern, who is trans and nonbinary, is part of a generation who grew up with all the world's information at their fingertips. Many are coming to the conclusion that society's structural inequalities are largely features—not bugs—and that they're perpetuated by a lack of imagination and a resignation to accept the status quo. Their work is part of a broader movement to democratize our cities by providing transportation for people who rely on it most.
The obsession began at a young age. "When I was around four, I started looking around Google Maps for hours and it never really stopped," they remembered. Fern's mother worked as an urban planner in the Bay Area, Austin and Portland, and as their family moved from place to place, buses and trains became an anchor for Fern.
The first two years of the pandemic coincided precisely with Fern's junior and senior years of high school, when the transit authorities scaled back train schedules and suspended entire bus routes. That's when the Fern doubled down on their commitment to public transportation—deciding not to get a driver's license, even though they live in a low-transit area of Berkeley.
During this time, Fern and their friends formed a community of young urbanists that call themselves Transit Twitter Besties. They hang out online and IRL; in April, BART invited the group to tour their downtown Oakland headquarters. And this past month, TTB challenged themselves to travel to the Sacramento River Delta exclusively via public transit.
Fern spoke to The Standard the week they were packing up to leave for their first year at Toronto Metropolitan University, where they plan to study urban and regional planning. They've learned about the historical context that underlies limited transit infrastructure—the postwar pattern of suburbanization that informed the original BART map—but they hope to learn how to enact change on a policy level.
Along with their friend Cedar, Fern compiles ride-along videos on a YouTube channel called Transitplant. Though the videos are playful, they also reflect the evolving nature of Bay Area public transit. In one, Fern and Cedar ride the Oakland Airport Connector, a line that began operation when the two friends were in elementary school. In another, they look forward to the day when high-speed rail will roll into Downtown San Francisco.
Photo by Camille Cohen/The Standard
Special powers
Inspiring people with optimism.
Arch enemies
Blind resistance to change.
Relative political illiteracy.
I come from a heritage of urbanists, and more broadly, forward thinkers.
I want to play a role in helping more people get more places in an affordable and timely manner.
'I just hope that putting the ideas out there in the first place can make people aware that better things are possible.'


Two cats that had been adopted by a care home in Rosetown have been evicted by the facility, according to a former employee.
The cats, Julius and Dora, were adopted by the Wheatland Regional Centre 10 years ago to improve morale for the residents.
"It was nice for residents who don't have a lot of family nearby – it was companionship for them," said Renee Jeancart, a former employee of the home designed for people with disabilities.
Jeancart expressed concern to the Wheatland Regional Centre's board when she heard the cats were getting kicked out.
She received an email explaining the facility was moving to a different building in Rosetown and the cats couldn't be part of the move because of health concerns.
"The cats will not be moving to the new building and they will not be placed in any of the group homes due to health considerations of the clients," the email read.
Jeancart said she was upset and frustrated when she learned the long-time pets were no longer allowed to be with the residents.
"I can't imagine being told, as a resident, that I'd have to get rid of my pet after 10 years," she said.
Jeancart is temporarily watching the cats and is in the process of looking for someone to adopt the animals.


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The Tech Submit Campus Life Stories Campus Tips In a first, experiment links brains of two rats
In a first, experiment links brains of two rats
By James Gorman Mar. 1, 2013
In an experiment that sounds straight out of a science fiction movie, a Duke neuroscientist has connected the brains of two rats in such a way that when one moves to press a lever, the other one does, too — most of the time.
The neuroscientist, Miguel Nicolelis, known for successfully demonstrating brain-machine connections, like the one in which a monkey controlled a robotic arm with its thoughts, said this was the first time one animal's brain had been linked to another.
The question, he said, was: "Could we fool the brain? Could we make the brain process signals from another body?"
The answer, he said, was yes.
He and other scientists at Duke, and in Brazil, published the results of the experiment in the journal Scientific Reports. The work received mixed reviews from other scientists, ranging from "amazing" to "very simplistic."
Much of Nicolelis' work is directed toward creating a full exoskeleton that a paralyzed person could operate with brain signals. Although this experiment is not directly related, he said, it helps refine the ability to read and translate brain signals, an important part of all prosthetic devices connected to the brain, and an area in which brain science is making great advances.
He also speculated about the future possibility of a biological computer, in which numerous brains are connected, and views this as a small step in that direction.
The experiment involved extensive training for both rats, with water as a reward. One, the so-called encoder rat, learned to press one of two levers, left or right, in response to a light signal over the correct lever. The second, or decoder rat, also learned to press either the left or right lever in response to light, but then went on to respond instead to brain stimulation from his rat partner.
For the experiment, recording electrodes were implanted in the primary motor cortex of the encoder rat and stimulating electrodes in the same area in the decoder rat.
Then, as the encoder responded to the light appearing over one lever or the other, its pattern of brain activity was sent to a computer, which simplified the pattern for transmission to the decoder rat. The signal received by the decoder was not the same as the stimulation it had previously received in training, Nicolelis said. Seven out of 10 times, the decoder rat pressed the right lever.
The researchers reported similar results in other experiments, based on whether the rats sensed a narrow or wide opening with their whiskers. In this case the electrodes were implanted in a different part of the brain, where sensory signals are received.
Ron D. Frostig, a neuroscientist at the University of California, Irvine, said, "I think it's an amazing paper." He described it as a "beautiful proof of principle" that information could be transferred from one brain to another in real time — not by mind-reading or telepathy, but a transfer of what might be called the impulse to act.


Koh Ker was once an ancient capital of Cambodia, located in Srayong Cheung village, Srayong commune, Kulen district, about 49 kilometers west of the provincial town.
The Koh Ker complex is on the Chhork Koki highland. It was built by King Jayavaraman IV (AD 928-942). Koh Ker temple is 35 meters high, and its design resembles a seven-stepped stupa. The temple faces west toward Angkor city. It was built to worship Treypuvanesvara, the god of happiness.
So far, 96 temples have been found in Koh Ker: Dav, Rumlum Bey, Beung Veng, Trapiang Prey, Dey Chhnang, Srok Srolao, Lingam, Kuk Srakum, Trapiang Ta, Sophy, Krahom, Andoung, Ang Khna, Teuk Krahom, Damrei Sar, Krarab, Banteay Pichoan, Kuk, Kmao, Thneung, Thorn Balang, Rohal, Chamneh, Sampich, Trapiang Svay, Neang Kmao, Pram, Bat, Khnar Chen, Klum, Chrab, Dangtung, Prang, Kampiang.... These temples were not constructed near each other. Today, many of them are no longer standing, and some are buried in the ground.


List of villages in Hasanganj taluka or tehesil is listed below. Please click on a village link to view every detail of the village. Hasanganj is under the Katihar district in the state of Bihar in India.


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Yet even after they'd reconciled, and Loretta had warned the other woman to Shemale escort east Bismarck her distance, their marriage had plenty of problems. However, she did not shy away from more controversial material, as evident with her handling of the Vietnam War in the hit single "Dear Uncle Sam," singing as the terrified lover of a draftee whom she doesn't want to see sent to war.|April 14 Loretta Lynn is born Loretta Lynn, a singer who greatly expanded the opportunities for women in the male-dominated world of country-western music, is born in Waco woods dating Hollow, Kentucky.
Born Loretta Webb in a log cabin nestled in the backwoods hills of Kentucky, she was the daughter of a coal miner who worked long hours to keep his family fed and clothed.
They married a year Massage Daly City girl, and she gave birth to her first Bensonhurst hooker massage when she was 14 years old.
Lynn had three more children before she was 21 and was a grandmother at Lynn seemed destined for a hard life raising her growing family in a three-room house with no running water or indoor plumbing. By the mids, Lynn was one of the most successful female performers in country-western music. In decades, male performers and masculine themes had dominated country-western music. The themes reflected the supposedly virile nature Gay bars in williamsburg Alexandria the American West and rural working-class life.
After World War IIa handful of female country-western artists began to challenge their subordinate status.
Surprisingly, Cheap adult phone chat Arvada her traditional rural background, Lynn became one of their leaders.]
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