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The abuse liability of caffeine has been evaluated.147,148 Tolerance development to the subjective effects of caffeine was shown in a study in which caffeine was administered at 300 mg twice each day for 18 days.148 Tolerance to the daytime alerting effects of caffeine, as measured by the MSLT, was shown over 2 days on which 250 g of caffeine was given twice each day48 and to the sleep-disruptive effects (but not REM percentage) over 7 days of 400 mg of caffeine given 3 times each day.7 In humans, placebo-controlled caffeine-discontinuation studies have shown physical dependence on caffeine, as evidenced by a withdrawal syndrome.147 The most frequently observed withdrawal symptom is headache, but daytime sleepiness and fatigue are also often reported. The withdrawal-syndrome severity is a function of the dose and duration of prior caffeine use…At higher doses, negative effects such as dysphoria, anxiety, and nervousness are experienced. The subjective-effect profile of caffeine is similar to that of amphetamine,147 with the exception that dysphoria/anxiety is more likely to occur with higher caffeine doses than with higher amphetamine doses. Caffeine can be discriminated from placebo by the majority of participants, and correct caffeine identification increases with dose.147 Caffeine is self-administered by about 50% of normal subjects who report moderate to heavy caffeine use. In post-hoc analyses of the subjective effects reported by caffeine choosers versus nonchoosers, the choosers report positive effects and the nonchoosers report negative effects. Interestingly, choosers also report negative effects such as headache and fatigue with placebo, and this suggests that caffeine-withdrawal syndrome, secondary to placebo choice, contributes to the likelihood of caffeine self-administration. This implies that physical dependence potentiates behavioral dependence to caffeine.
Not all drug users are searching for a chemical escape hatch. A newer and increasingly normalized drug culture is all about heightening one's current relationship to reality—whether at work or school—by boosting the brain's ability to think under stress, stay alert and productive for long hours, and keep track of large amounts of information. In the name of becoming sharper traders, medical interns, or coders, people are taking pills typically prescribed for conditions including ADHD, narcolepsy, and Alzheimer's. Others down "stacks" of special "nootropic" supplements.
The difference in standard deviations is not, from a theoretical perspective, all that strange a phenomenon: at the very beginning of this page, I covered some basic principles of nootropics and mentioned how many stimulants or supplements follow a inverted U-curve where too much or too little lead to poorer performance (ironically, one of the examples in Kruschke 2012 was a smart drug which did not affect means but increased standard deviations).
Popular among computer programmers, oxiracetam, another racetam, has been shown to be effective in recovery from neurological trauma and improvement to long-term memory. It is believed to effective in improving attention span, memory, learning capacity, focus, sensory perception, and logical thinking. It also acts as a stimulant, increasing mental energy, alertness, and motivation.
Adrafinil is a prodrug for Modafinil, which means it can be metabolized into Modafinil to give you a similar effect. And you can buy it legally just about anywhere. But there are a few downsides. Patel explains that you have to take a lot more to achieve a similar effect as Modafinil, wait longer for it to kick in (45-60 minutes), there are more potential side effects, and there aren't any other benefits to taking it.
First was a combination of L-theanine and aniracetam, a synthetic compound prescribed in Europe to treat degenerative neurological diseases. I tested it by downing the recommended dosages and then tinkering with a story I had finished a few days earlier, back when caffeine was my only performance-enhancing drug. I zoomed through the document with renewed vigor, striking some sentences wholesale and rearranging others to make them tighter and punchier.
That doesn't necessarily mean all smart drugs – now and in the future – will be harmless, however. The brain is complicated. In trying to upgrade it, you risk upsetting its intricate balance. "It's not just about more, it's about having to be exquisitely and exactly right. And that's very hard to do," says Arnstein. "What's good for one system may be bad for another system," adds Trevor Robbins, Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience at the University of Cambridge. "It's clear from the experimental literature that you can affect memory with pharmacological agents, but the problem is keeping them safe."
I noticed on SR something I had never seen before, an offer for 150mgx10 of Waklert for ฿13.47 (then, ฿1 = $3.14). I searched and it seemed Sun was somehow manufacturing armodafinil! Interesting. Maybe not cost-effective, but I tried out of curiosity. They look and are packaged the same as the Modalert, but at a higher price-point: 150 rather than 81 rupees. Not entirely sure how to use them: assuming quality is the same, 150mg Waklert is still 100mg less armodafinil than the 250mg Nuvigil pills.
Nootropics – sometimes called smart drugs – are compounds that enhance brain function. They're becoming a popular way to give your mind an extra boost. According to one Telegraph report, up to 25% of students at leading UK universities have taken the prescription smart drug modafinil [1], and California tech startup employees are trying everything from Adderall to LSD to push their brains into a higher gear [2].
Low level laser therapy (LLLT) is a curious treatment based on the application of a few minutes of weak light in specific near-infrared wavelengths (the name is a bit of a misnomer as LEDs seem to be employed more these days, due to the laser aspect being unnecessary and LEDs much cheaper). Unlike most kinds of light therapy, it doesn't seem to have anything to do with circadian rhythms or zeitgebers. Proponents claim efficacy in treating physical injuries, back pain, and numerous other ailments, recently extending it to case studies of mental issues like brain fog. (It's applied to injured parts; for the brain, it's typically applied to points on the skull like F3 or F4.) And LLLT is, naturally, completely safe without any side effects or risk of injury.
Does little alone, but absolutely necessary in conjunction with piracetam. (Bought from Smart Powders.) When turning my 3kg of piracetam into pills, I decided to avoid the fishy-smelling choline and go with 500g of DMAE (Examine.com); it seemed to work well when I used it before with oxiracetam & piracetam, since I had no piracetam headaches, and be considerably less bulky.
It's been widely reported that Silicon Valley entrepreneurs and college students turn to Adderall (without a prescription) to work late through the night. In fact, a 2012 study published in the Journal of American College Health, showed that roughly two-thirds of undergraduate students were offered prescription stimulants for non-medical purposes by senior year.
Sometimes called smart drugs, brain boosters, or memory-enhancing drugs, the term "nootropics" was coined by scientist Dr. Corneliu E. Giurgea, who developed the compound piracetam as a brain enhancer, according to The Atlantic. The word is derived from the Greek noo, meaning mind, and trope, which means "change" in French. In essence, all nootropics aim to change your mind by enhancing functions like memory or attention.
Jesper Noehr, 30, reels off the ingredients in the chemical cocktail he's been taking every day before work for the past six months. It's a mixture of exotic dietary supplements and research chemicals that he says gives him an edge in his job without ill effects: better memory, more clarity and focus and enhanced problem-solving abilities. "I can keep a lot of things on my mind at once," says Noehr, who is chief technology officer for a San Francisco startup.
…The Fate of Nicotine in the Body also describes Battelle's animal work on nicotine absorption. Using C14-labeled nicotine in rabbits, the Battelle scientists compared gastric absorption with pulmonary absorption. Gastric absorption was slow, and first pass removal of nicotine by the liver (which transforms nicotine into inactive metabolites) was demonstrated following gastric administration, with consequently low systemic nicotine levels. In contrast, absorption from the lungs was rapid and led to widespread distribution. These results show that nicotine absorbed from the stomach is largely metabolized by the liver before it has a chance to get to the brain. That is why tobacco products have to be puffed, smoked or sucked on, or absorbed directly into the bloodstream (i.e., via a nicotine patch). A nicotine pill would not work because the nicotine would be inactivated before it reached the brain.
So I eventually got around to ordering another thing of nicotine gum, Habitrol Nicotine Gum, 4mg MINT flavor COATED gum. 96 pieces per box. Gum should be easier to double-blind myself with than nicotine patches - just buy some mint gum. If 4mg is too much, cut the gum in half or whatever. When it arrived, my hopes were borne out: the gum was rectangular and soft, which made it easy to cut into fourths.
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If you could take a pill that would help you study and get better grades, would you? Off-label use of "smart drugs" – pharmaceuticals meant to treat disorders like ADHD, narcolepsy, and Alzheimer's – are becoming increasingly popular among college students hoping to get ahead, by helping them to stay focused and alert for longer periods of time. But is this cheating? Should their use as cognitive enhancers be approved by the FDA, the medical community, and society at large? Do the benefits outweigh the risks?
Popular smart drugs on the market include methylphenidate (commonly known as Ritalin) and amphetamine (Adderall), stimulants normally used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or ADHD. In recent years, another drug called modafinil has emerged as the new favourite amongst college students. Primarily used to treat excessive sleepiness associated with the sleep disorder narcolepsy, modafinil increases alertness and energy.
Noopept shows a much greater affinity for certain receptor sites in the brain than racetams, allowing doses as small as 10-30mg to provide increased focus, improved logical thinking function, enhanced short and long-term memory functions, and increased learning ability including improved recall. In addition, users have reported a subtle psychostimulatory effect.
Methylphenidate – a benzylpiperidine that had cognitive effects (e.g., working memory, episodic memory, and inhibitory control, aspects of attention, and planning latency) in healthy people.[21][22][23] It also may improve task saliency and performance on tedious tasks.[25] At above optimal doses, methylphenidate had off–target effects that decreased learning.[26]
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Carpal Tunnel and Buzz & The Pickups
6:00 pm-11:30 pmFriday, 24 December 2021
61-71 Johnston Street Collingwood
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A 4 piece that has a dalliance with dirty disco rhythms & wailing dissonance, Carpal Tunnel Band are the latest emerging group from the west of Naarm / Melbourne to have heads turning. After a handful of lineup changes and artistic transpositions the last couple of years, the group returned to playing shows in early 2021, bringing with them an invigorating twist of Post-Punk.
With new work soon on the horizons and an itch that needs to be scratched, Carpal Tunnel Band will be playing a weekly residency at The Tote in December on Fridays in the courtyard. Joined by old mates and new ones
Link http://thetotehotel.com/

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Start building a great death race board with this simple starter set for Gaslands. This starter set come with 4 tall Alaska Barriers, 3 Shipping Containers, 4 Concrete Barriers, and 4 Barrels all 3D printed in PLA plastic.
These pieces can also be used for 28mm wargames such as Warhammer 40K and Legion. The barrels are 15mm tall, and the Alaska Barriers are great for line-of-sight blocking terrain and giving cover to your units.
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I bought these for my boyfriend- he loves baths, but HATES glitter.
I was very happy that these didn't have glitter and they smelled great. Nice to be able to portion them out for smaller baths too.
Love the scent! Very light and calming. Another great product!! Keep up the great products!
I'm glad FCS kept this scent around. The lycée is AMAZING!!! I have to hide it from my son so he doesn't steal it since its a "boy" bath bomb... (his words... because its not pink i suppose).
I indulged and dumped the whole bag in for my bath. I love the scent. It's light and a little fruity.


The 2017 Hyundai Verna is powered by a 1.6-litre Dual VTVT petrol and a 1.6 litre CRDi VGT diesel engine.
The Indian arm of the Korean automaker Hyundai Motor India has officially confirmed that it has received over 7000 bookings on its new generation Verna sedan. New Hyundai Verna made its market debut on August 22nd, 2017 and the pre-bookings commenced on August 4th, 2017. The company is confident of receiving about 10,000 orders by Diwali. Hyundai also claims about 70,000 enquiries on its latest offering. Hyundai Verna has an introductory price of Rs 7.99 - 12.93 lakh (Ex-Showroom) for its petrol variants and Rs 9.19 - 12.61 lakh on its diesel variants (Ex-Showroom). These prices are valid for first 20,000 Verna buyers only. 2017 Hyundai Verna uses the company's new K2 platform 'super body structure', which makes use of 50 percent advanced high-strength steel. On the exterior the sedan gets features a cascade design front grille, an electric sunroof, projector headlamps with LED DRLs (Daytime Running Lamps), projector fog lamps with chrome surrounds and two-piece LED tail lamps.
The 2017 Hyundai Verna is powered by a 1.6-litre Dual VTVT petrol and a 1.6 litre CRDi VGT diesel engine. The petrol variants produce 123 hp of maximum power and 151 Nm of torque. The diesel versions, on the other hand, generates 128 hp of power and 260 Nm of torque. The engines are paired to a 6-speed manual and a 6-speed automatic gearbox. The petrol manual variants deliver a claimed fuel efficiency of 17.70 kmpl, while the automatic delivers 15.92 kmpl. The diesel powered manual variants claim a mileage of 24.75 kmpl and about 21.02 kmpl of the automatic trims.
The 2017 Hyundai Verna gets new features in its segments like front-ventilated seats and rear curtains. Also, it gets an eco coating that controls and eliminates foul smell if any from the cabin. In terms of safety, the sedan gets active and passive safety features that include ISOFIX as standard, impact sensing auto-door lock and cornering lamps.


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Japan lays out growth strategy priorities ahead of elections
By Daniel Leussink and Kantaro Komiya Posted on September 2, 2021
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TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan announced on Thursday a list of initiatives it will focus on to promote green technology and digitalisation, as part of efforts to boost the economy's long-term growth.
The outline, drawn up by a panel to debate Japan's growth strategy, will likely serve as a backbone for any new stimulus package the government may compile later this year.
It also comes ahead of the ruling party's leadership race https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/digitalisation-minister-backs-japan-pms-rival-fight-ruling-party-head-heats-up-2021-09-02 that Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga must win to stay on and pursue his policy initiatives.
In the outline, the government laid out areas that need closer scrutiny in coming months, from among a list of steps included in Suga's growth strategy that was unveiled in June.
Among them were steps to expand production for electric car batteries and build more charging station for them, as well as support to attract semiconductor plants in Japan.
The list also included steps for digital transformation of public services such as medical care, the outline showed.
Economy Minister Yasutoshi Nishimura said the government wanted to consider concrete policy steps as the world is undergoing major changes.
"There are many (items) that could be included if there were to be discussions about an economic package in the future," Nishimura told reporters.
Japan's economy emerged from last year's coronavirus-induced slump helped by an export rebound. But analysts expect any further recovery to remain modest, as a surge in infections at home hurt consumption.
The government hopes to raise Japan's long-term growth by boosting labour productivity and the participation rate.
In the growth strategy announced https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/japan-growth-strategy-draft-calls-digitalisation-greener-society-2021-06-02 in June, the government also called for stimulating innovation and digital transformation, but the plan's fate could be in trouble with Suga's political standing wavering ahead of elections.
(Reporting by Daniel Leussink and Kantaro Komiya; Editing by Jacqueline Wong)
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Cities of Turkmenistan
Turkmenistan is situated in the very heart of Central Asia, between the Caspian Sea in the west and the great Amu Darya in the east; from Aral Sea coastal steppes in the north to the Kopet Dag mountain range to the south. Turkmenistan is an independent state, founded in 1991 after the disintegration of the USSR; five years later it attained a unique political status, which was recognized by the United Nations Organization. The founder of the state and former National leader of Turkmenistan, President Saparmurat Turkmenbashy, has clearly specified the character of his country and its place in the sophisticated geopolitical space with a broad formulation of "permanent neutrality".
Ashgabat, the capital of Turkmenistan, has borne this name since 1881. According to archeological data, settlements belonging to the Great Silk Road have existed on the territory of the present city since at least the end of the first millennium BC. The chronological distance between them and the present city is so great, that we are unable to speak of any cultural or architectural continuity. This connection traces back to the beginning of the 19thcentury, when an urban Turkmen settlement was founded here, called Ashgabat...
Kunya Urgench city
Kunya-Urgench. At the beginning of the 1st century AD, Chinese sources mentioned the city of Yue-gan, which has been correlated with the city of Gurgench or Urgench. It relates to Khorezm according to ancient and medieval geographic conceptions. In the later period this city was written about in connection with the most important political events in the region. Kunya-Urgench was destroyed and rebuilt several times...
Mary city
Mary is the second largest city in Turkmenistan and lies about 350 km east of Ashgabat. It is the capital of the Mary Region, known as the province of Margiana in ancient times. Mary (Merv) was once known as the "Pearl of the East" and was the second city of Islam after Baghdad between the 8th-13th centuries; later it fell victim to a most horrific slaughter by the Mongols. Merv changed its name to Mary in 1937 and has grown into Turkmenistan's largest city...
Turkmenabat city
Turkmenabat is the third largest city in Turkmenistan and the center of the Lebap region. It is situated on the left bank of the Amu Darya River. The city's past has not yet been researched deeply; however, it is known that Turkmenabat appeared in the early 1st century BC, thanks to the Great Silk Road, which was pioneered from China through Central Asia to the Mediterranean in the 3rd century BC. The town of Amul was one of the most important points on the Silk Road. Those who see the Amu Darya River for the first time are surprised at its muddy yellow-green color, owing to its strong flow and mud content, containing various nutrients which form the area's fertile soil...
Turkmenbashi city
Turkmenbashy (formerly called Krasnovodsk), 654km from the capital of Turkmenistan, has a population of about 70,000. It is situated on the Caspian Sea and features some magnificent sandy beaches. More than one hundred twenty years ago, Colonel N.G. Stoletov founded a town, which he named Krasnovodsk. It became the administrative center of the Caspian region and retained that status until 1917...
According to historians' assessments, the history of civilizations which have existed on this land in the past covers five thousand years. Remains of those vanished cultures can be found here almost everywhere: in the desert and foothills of the mountains, along the channels of dry rivers and in caves. Traces of human activity have been preserved in the form of implements, domestic utensils and real works of art made of stone and bone, ceramics and metals, including bronze, silver and gold.
But it is the architecture which recollects the distant past of the Turkmen - beginning with the earthenware houses, sanctuaries and formerly inaccessible fortresses of the ancient world to the luxurious palaces and temples of the Middles Ages. Certainly, few things which local towns were renowned for have escaped destruction and remain intact today. The Biblical truth that everything is good in its season has been eloquently confirmed here.


So it's time again for another installment of our monthly blog circle. I have no idea where the month of March went, it barely seems like yesterday that I posted last month's word but here we are and this month was a interesting one and I have taken some long and beautiful walks around the county.
Uitwaaien, a word of dutch origin that appears to have no english equlivalent which is a shame as it's something us native North Norfolk folk seem to do a lot. It means to take a break to clear one's head. To take a walk in the wind. Of course, there is generally no shortage of wind up on the coast around here and when I saw this word I knew I would be visiting some of my most favorite places here in Norfolk, it really is the perfect place to sit, ponder and let the wind clear away those worries. The problem I had is that I didn't really feel like I nailed the feeling that I get when I visit these breathtaking places, through my lens. It's definitely something I'd like to explore some more and see if I can do this lovely coastline of ours justice.
Anyway, I hope you still enjoy what I did capture, I even turned the camera around on myself for once! First up is the lovely Burnham Overy Staithe, you really can walk as far as your legs will take you, the creeks turn into rivers and the rivers run to the sea where you can really stare in the blue and ponder the meaning of everything.
Further down the coast takes you to another favorite of mine, Morston Quay, a National Trust Nature Reserve which in the summer is very busy as people arrive to sail their boats or take a boat trip out to see the seals on Blakeney Point. In March however, it is much quieter and although you will always see a few people coming to 'take a walk in the wind', it is mostly still and quiet except for the migrating birds.
A little further down the road will bring you to one of my most favorite places on earth to Uitwaaien, the lovely pebbled beaches of Salthouse and Weybourne. But first a quick peek at a place inbetween the two, it really is one of the best views to be had over the norfolk coast, Muckleburgh Hill, the only way up is to walk but once you're there it kind of feels like you're on top of the world. Here is my youngest enjoying the view.
And onto Salthouse Beach looking towards Weybourne, the pebbles just seem to go on forever, this is a lovely place to watch the sunset and if you're equipped, enjoy a spot of sea fishing.
A little bit inland and you can still find many a place to Uitwaaien, one favorite of mine is a local pinewood where the trees are so tall you wonder if they might reach to the moon!
And I couldn't possibly finish this post without including a picture of our counties treasure, the Norfolk Broads. Although without doubt the best way to Uitwaaien here is to hire a boat and explore the rivers and broads from the helm, it is also just as wonderful to find a quiet place by the river, feed the birds and take in the stillness of the water. I always feel lucky to live around here and right now even more so. Follow the circle to see more fantastic interpretations of the word Uitwaaien, next along the circle is Julie Anne from Julie Anne Images. Enjoy!


Eugene Gordon (1891–1972) was an African-American journalist, editor, fiction writer, and social activist. He cofounded and edited the Harlem Renaissance literary magazine Saturday Evening Quill and edited a magazine put out by the Boston John Reed Club. He wrote primarily on subjects related to racial discrimination and social justice. He published some fiction under pseudonyms, using Egor Don (which combines his first initial and last name) and (more rarely) Clark Hall and Frank Lynn.


American Airlines Center has worked with AT&T* to upgrade the fan experience and bring spectators closer to the action than ever before, launching a new Wi-Fi network at the 21,000-plus seat facility with more than 315 new AT&T Wi-Fi access points. The AT&T Wi-Fi network is broadcast using Aruba equipment and facilitated by Aruba Mobility Controllers.
American Airlines Center is now equipped with more than 315 AT&T Wi-Fi access points – allowing fans to connect, share on social networks and engage with teams throughout the facility including the seat, concourse and concession stand areas.
The Wi-Fi service is complimentary. Wi-Fi data usage does not count toward AT&T users' monthly data plans.
AT&T customers with a Wi-Fi enabled AT&T smartphone or tablet can connect through an auto-authentication process to the Wi-Fi network - no setup or log-in required.
Fans with a compatible Wi-Fi enabled smartphone or tablet can easily connect to the AT&T network through a simple log-in.
AT&T will manage the Wi-Fi network inside the American Airlines Center and provide customer support around the clock to help ensure continuous high quality of service. The Wi-Fi network also compliments an existing 4G LTE-capable DAS network at the venue installed in December 2012.
"AT&T brought us a customized solution that is easy to manage and enables our fans to have seamless data connectivity inside American Airlines Center," said Joe Heinlein, IT Director at American Airlines Center.
AT&T operates the nation's largest Wi-Fi network** including more than 32,000 AT&T Wi-Fi Hot Spots at popular restaurants, hotels, bookstores and retailers, and provides access to more than 529,000 hotspots globally through roaming agreements. Most AT&T smartphone customers get access to our entire national Wi-Fi network at no additional cost, and Wi-Fi usage doesn't count against customers' monthly wireless data plans.
Consistently ranked among the top ten arenas in the world for ticket sales by industry publications, American Airlines Center is home to the Dallas Mavericks, and the Dallas Stars. Since opening in 2001, American Airlines Center hosts 200 events annually. Events proudly hosted at American Airlines Center include: NBA All-Star, NHL All-Star, NBA Finals, Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, U2, Paul McCartney, Billy Joel, Black Eyed Peas, Britney Spears, Lady Gaga, UFC 103, Winstar Casino's BigDNYE, Disney on Ice, Micheal Jackson The Immortal Tour by Cirque du Soliel, and many more.


The practice of search engine optimization (SEO) is attractive to nearly every enterprise today and for good reason - not only does it provide a valuable touchpoint with consumers on their path along the brand journey, the benefit is nearly unmatched when compared to other channels (at least when it's done in a sustainable manner).
There is plenty of guidance on every facet of SEO - much of it fueled by years of experience - from and on every corner and crevice of the Web. The industry's thought leaders delve almost religiously into the details and minutia of both the art and science of the practice. Changes made based on each and every verifiable suggestion, however, won't always lead you to the promised land of a first page ranking (or a first place listing). There's much that goes into achieving some modicum of success with search engine optimization, and making a few adjustments here and there simply won't do it. A better course of action is to understand what really influences search result positioning - and there are but two: links and content.
Link Relationships: The whole underlying principle of Google's algorithm is that web pages with more citations are those deemed to be most important. It's impossible to make it any more clear than this - find ways to earn those citations, the links from other Web properties which will indicate to Google (or any search engine for that matter) that the website is relevant, interesting and trusted. You can't just go out and get links though (you probably already knew that, of course). The way to achieve links is to start with developing relationships with those that have the power to bestow them on your site. Don't just sponsor one event - align your company with a related cause, initiative or group. Don't just submit a post to an industry forum, participate regularly in online conversations with no other aim that to provide support. Link building is an active and dynamic process that demands the attention and respect of marketers and a commitment to building relationships.
Content Matters: Those responsible for search engine optimization will quickly find that without some content (and good content at that), building links is going to be a real challenge. Fortunately, there are plenty of content forms, and plenty of ideas that must be addressed that can guide SEOs through this important aspect of the practice. Need to educate a user base and explain something in great detail? Take your time developing long-form (several thousand word) articles complete with images. Want to entertain an audience, consider video (which has incredible share-ability and index-ability as well). Thinking about developing something that really engages an audience? How about slideshows, infographics, even immersive applications. Really, the list of content types is endless - you just need to remain committed to producing content that speaks to your audience and doing so in a way that educates, entertains or engages.
Keep in mind that future proofing SEO initiatives may not yield an immediate benefit; these things take time! Fortunately, you're not building for today but rather for tomorrow and the benefits available by establishing a digital presence useful today and tomorrow is the only sure fire way to future-proof your SEO efforts.


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El Palacio de la Congregación para las Iglesias Orientales (en italiano: Palazzo della Congregazione per le Chiese orientali o bien Palazzo dei Convertendi) es un palacio renacentista reconstruido en Roma, Italia. En un principio estaba enfrente de la Plaza Scossacavalli, pero fue demolido y reconstruido a lo largo del lado norte de la Via della Conciliazione (Vía de la Conciliación), la ancha avenida construida entre 1936 y 1950, que une la Basílica de San Pedro y la Ciudad del Vaticano con el centro de Roma. El palacio es famoso por ser el último hogar del pintor Rafael, que murió allí en 1520.

El palacio está situado en el Rione Borgo de Roma a lo largo del lado norte de la Vía de la Conciliación. La Fachada principal del palacio está orientada al sur. a fachada da a la Via Dell'Erba, que la separa del Palacio Torlonia, otro edificio renacentista.  Al oeste se encuentra el Palacio Rusticucci-Accoramboni, otro edificio renacentista demolido y reconstruido en 1940.

Desde 1939 el palacio alberga varias oficinas de la Santa Sede y  apartamentos de prelados de alto rango.

Véase también
Anexo:Áreas de Italia con extraterritorialidad a favor de la Santa Sede
Congregación para las Iglesias Orientales

Referencias

Palacios de Roma
Áreas de Roma con extraterritorialidad a favor de la Santa Sede
Dicasterio para las Iglesias Orientales
Edificios y estructuras demolidos en 1937

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Football is Coming Home? A Breakdown of the England National Team
England enter the semifinals in good form, fresh off their best performance of the tournament—a 3-0 defeat of Norway. That match demonstrated both their strengths and weaknesses. It therefore provides a good template for understanding how they could win the tournament, or how they could lose it.
A strong and multifaceted attack
England's primary strength is a dynamic and diverse attack. At the tip of the spear is Ellen White, who has probably done more than any other player to raise her stock over the course of this tournament. She has five goals, and has been integral to their attack. And this from a player who was by no means a certain starter coming in. This is because England's strike force is extremely deep—almost certainly the second most powerful behind the US in the tournament.
Supporting White on the wings will likely be Nikita Parris and Toni Duggan (though the excellent Beth Mead could also make an appearance here). Both are top-quality strikers themselves, but have found themselves redeployed in support roles, to generally positive effect. Parris, in particular, has been devastatingly effective out wide, quite impressive for someone who is primarily a goal-poacher in her club role. But with England, Parris has been supremely unselfish, generally looking to create rather than score, and dragging defenses out to create space for the central strikers and onrushing midfields to work.
The England attack also relies on generating space for their progressive midfielders to work. Generally, the #10 has been Fran Kirby, one of the most talented passers in the world, who has the ability to unlock even the most solid defenses. But Kirby also has a tendency to go missing for long stretches—failing to generate space to receive the ball, or drifting forward and occupying space that is well-marked, and where her diminutive stature will make it hard to win balls coming in high. So coach Phil Neville may decide to opt for the young but extremely dynamic Georgia Stanway instead. In either case, that attacking midfield role will be critical to their chances. They can certainly survive a poor performance in that role—given their ability to create from wide positions—but without that extra spark in the middle, it will become quite predictable
Whoever plays the number 10 will likely be flanked by two more defensively oriented midfielders. Jill Scott will almost certainly be one of the two. The veteran brings experience and calmness to the team, and she's playing about as well at the moment as we have ever seen. In the quarterfinals, Scott was joined by Keira Walsh. The pair largely controlled the game in the first half, as Norway generously gave them space to work. But once pressure was applied, Walsh began to falter a bit. That's certainly what their remaining opponents will want to do. Both Walsh and Scott are excellent all-around players, but neither is a devastating ball-winner, nor are they at the top levels for retention. They therefore rely on support and positioning to supply them with options. An opponent that overloaded that space might find some real success.
The other key strength for England is Lucy Bronze. The right back is one of a handful of players in serious competition for the Golden Ball, particularly amazing for someone playing fullback. But Bronze is far more involved in all levels of play than the usual fullback. Her defensive work is good, but it's in the attack that she rises by leaps and bounds above the competition. She has a vicious shot, as Norway was forced to recall in the last round, and can also make superb overlapping runs down the right flank. But the true heart of her ability is revealed when she cuts inside, effectively becoming an additional creative central midfielder. By adding a fourth player to the midfield, she can overload the opposition, ensuring there is always a free body. And since she arrives from unexpected angles, it's extremely hard to pick her up before she arrives. All that attacking does mean England's right flank can sometimes be dangerously exposed. This is where the deeper-lying midfielders will be critical. If they can read Bronze's movement and avoid chasing play forward, they will be in position to protect that space. If not, they will be exploitable on the counter.
A solid but exploitable defense
England are most troubled by quick attacks. The central defensive pairing of Steph Houghton and Millie Bright have generally been solid, but neither deals especially well with balls over the top, and they can both also be exposed by quick passing on the ground near the top of the box, which forces decisions on whether to step or stay. If they are given the chance to set, the backline is robust. It's when they're trying to defend in space that things get far more dicey. So far, their hesitations and mistakes have generally gone unpunished. But against more lethal opposition, England could certainly have given away three or four goals in their previous knockout matches. Against the remaining opposition they might not be so lucky.
One other complicating factor is that Bright was clearly struggling with fatigue and sickness (she apparently caught a bug) in the last game, and was at fault three or four times in the final half hour against Norway. But England have a lot of depth in the role, and should be able to mix and match without huge concern.
At left back, Demi Stokes seems to have asserted her hold over the job with a competent and assured defensive performance against Norway—particularly useful since Bronze is so often far more advanced on the other side. But Alex Greenwood could potential start here. If so, opponents will be even more inclined to attack wide.
Finally the keeper, Karen Bardsley, is extremely dependable, though unspectacular. If they're relying on her to save the team from a barrage of shots, they may be in trouble. But her presence will go a long way to stabilizing the defense and preventing that situation from arising.
England also have two other small but meaningful advantages, which are linked together. The first is their coach. Phil Neville was not a popular choice for the job in many circles, but he's taken a team with potential and developed them into one that now consistently performs at the top level. He is adaptive, and helps organize his team to face the specific challenges of a game, setting them up to succeed. And he also seems to have kept the dressing room together. That someone like Neville could so easily step into the job and be a strength for his team is more a comment on the overall quality of coaching in the women's game (frustratingly very low) than a resounding endorsement. But it is a strength.
The second advantage for England is a group of players who should be comparatively well-rested. Neville was criticized repeatedly in English media for rotating so much coming into the tournament and in the group stage. But England are now in the late stages with players who have expended less energy, and with a supporting cast that all have meaningful match experience. Given the heat in France, having a tiny bit more left in the tank could be the final decisive factor.
So just how good are England? It still remains to be seen. They have clearly established themselves as belonging in the top tier. Even if they lose to the US on Tuesday that will still be true, based on what they've accomplished so far. But there is still room for them to get even better. The next few days will tell us whether they can make the leap.
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Is Religious Freedom ever possible in the Russian Federation?
OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights
Human Dimension Implementation Meeting 2019
Working session 13 : Tolerance and non-discrimination II, including:
– Combating racism, xenophobia, and discrimination
– Combating anti-Semitism and intolerance and discrimination against Christians, Muslims and members of other religions
CAP Freedom of Conscience was created in 2000 to defend religious minorities against discrimination in France and in Europe. CAP LC is granted of the ECOSOC consultative status of the United Nations.
During the last OSCE sessions on Freedom of Religion or Belief, we exposed the harmful activities of FECRIS (the European Federation of Centres of Research and Information on Cults and Sects) in Russia and its integral financing by the French Government.
Members of FECRIS and of its Russian branch, the Saint Ireneus of Lyons Centre for Religious Studies which is affiliated to the Orthodox Church, have been waging for years a campaign against non-Orthodox minorities in order to eradicate them from the Russian territory.
Alexander Dvorkin, Vice-President of FECRIS and Director of the Saint Ireneus of Lyons Centre is the major spokesperson and activist in this campaign against religious minorities in Russia. The situation of religious minorities has worsened during the last years as the persecution of Jehovah's Witnesses, the harassment of the Hindu community and others.
FECRIS claims in its by-laws that its activities do not enter « the religious field » and declares to be neutral in this matter. How is it then, that the Vice-President of FECRIS, an organization registered in secular France and massively financed by the French State, is Alexander Dvorkin, a Russian citizen blessed, financed and missioned by the Russian Orthodox Church Patriarch to combat religious minorities perceived as competitors?
We therefore ask the French Government to cease its support to FECRIS and its harmful activities in Russia.


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The only thing worse than bringing bed bugs into your home after a vacation is to have them come crawling over from your neighbor's house. If you happen to live in a multi-unit housing complex, your neighbor is a potential source of bed bugs and can spread the creepy crawlers throughout the building without even knowing it.
The mode and frequency of bed bug movement within and between apartments are the most significant findings of a new study from the Public Library of Science (PLOS), published in the September issue of Discover magazine. Here, entomologists from Rutgers University captured and marked bed bugs from six infected apartment units in New Jersey, released them, and then closely monitored them for 32 days to observe where they ended up.
After a week from the release, there were between 2,433 and 14,291 bed bugs in each of the monitored apartments. Even in the absence of a host and the chance of a blood meal, the marked bed bugs continued to be recovered 134 days later, while the naturally existing unmarked bed bugs, mainly large nymphs and adults, were still found 155 days later when the study ended. That's approximately five months in which marked and unmarked bugs managed to survive without feeding in a vacant apartment.
Aside from the startling numbers, the study also demonstrates how apartments and condominiums can become infested by bed bugs migrating from infested neighboring units. That often happens when the owner of an infested apartment attempts to kill the bed bugs by spraying their beds and entire home with over-the-counter pesticides (or other dangerous DIY remedies). Bed bugs that are not killed will try to escape the poison by fleeing into the structure, often ending up in adjoining units on the left side, right side, above, and below.
Bed bugs are no longer a rare occurrence in apartment buildings. Since approximately 2000, they have reemerged as a public health issue in North America, invading not only home dwellings, but also public spaces such as schools, hotels, hospitals, offices, nursing homes, and transportation. They are host-dependent and usually favor places where a blood meal is always available, with their ever-increasing resistance to pesticides ensuring their survival even in the unlikeliest of environments.
As a tenant living in a multi-unit apartment building, your responsibility is to report any suspected bed bug problems immediately. Your landlord or property owner must contact a licensed pest control company that will carry out a thorough inspection, determining the most effective control method based on the size and spread of the infestation. Treatment is labor-intensive and may require several visits and treatments until the bed bugs are permanently removed from the premises.
Leave all your things inside. Moving furniture or boxes to another location while your home is being treated may result in further spreading the infestation or even re-introducing the undetected bugs on your belongings into your newly-treated apartment.
Organize all loose items in your home to be treated. Clutter makes it easier for bugs to hide and harder for the pest control professionals to inspect all items in your apartment.
Bag and disinfect clothes before returning them to your home. Dry cleaning, as well as washing clothes at high temperatures (about 60ºC), has been shown to kill all life stages of bed bugs.
Vacuum your entire house. Carpets, couches, and upholstered chairs are typical hiding places for bed bugs in an apartment, and vacuuming them with particular attention to seams and edges will help eliminate some of the bugs and eggs from these surfaces. Make sure to throw away the vacuum contents in a tightly sealed garbage bag.
Consider discarding your bed and mattress if they are severely infested. While bed bugs can find shelter in other areas away from your bed, a high concentration of bed bugs is often associated with the mattress and box spring. For some owners, it makes more economical sense to replace their mattress if it's been severely infested, while others can benefit from a bed bug-proof mattress encasement. Remember to wrap in plastic and mark the infested items when discarding them so nobody will be tempted to pick them up and spread the infestation further.
It's crucial to cooperate with your property owner and pest control professionals to get bed bugs permanently out of your house using the most effective and safe treatments. Since people react differently to bed bug bites, and some owners can go months without even knowing their apartment is infested, professional control is instrumental in diagnosing all affected areas and eliminating the stress of living with or near bed bugs.


Bible Journaling friends, you'll understand when I say I live for the site-wide sales at DaySpring! I always have a running list of favorite goodies, and it's a great time to pull the trigger and purchase those at last when everything goes on sale.
Well, that time is now. Today, DaySpring launched the 25 percent off site-wide "Live Your Faith" sale. The only exclusion is Willow Tree gifts, and everything else from Bibles to Bible Journaling supplies and books, cards, gifts, jewelry and absolutely E V E R Y T H I N G else is 25% with code FAITH25!
The newest Women of the Bible Kit "Imperfect Hospitality" is now available!
Kit-of-the-Month – ALL OF THEM. The newest Women of the Bible kit called "Imperfect Hospitality" launched today, and it is amazing. What's even better is you can grab it plus both of the other Women of the Bible kits today, and instead of $75 for the three, you'll pay around $56! That's almost a $19 off with coupon code FAITH25, my friends. Love that!
Journaling Bibles: Now is a great time to get a fantastic deal on the journaling Bibles you love. Even though the Illustrating Bible is out of stock right now, there are some great choices, including the (in)Courage Devotional Bible (which I adore) and one of my favorites because of the large print and beautiful cover, the Large Print Crossway ESV Single-Column Journaling Bible in Summer Garden.
Bible Journaling Kits Aplenty: All of the kits are including in the sale, even ones from past months and years, including favorites I've used in Flippy Doodle workshops many, many times. One of my favorites from past years is the Only One You kit. It was featured quite a while ago but it is super colorful, has these AMAZING eyelash stamps as part of the stamp kit that I've stamped on virtually anything that will hold still, and I've used this kit many times for Intro to Bible Journaling workshops because it's just beautiful and so very uplifting. It's normally $19.98, but with the code on sale it's only $15.
Mugs and Bottles and More Mugs – oh my! Confession: I try to pick up cute and inspirational mugs on sale and stash them in my "gift box" in my closet. When I need a quick gift or the perfect "thank you" for a friend or colleague, I like to grab a cute mug from my stash, fill it with something fun (coffee beans, candy, yummy teas or other treats) and surprise someone with it. And this Filled With Joy ceramic tumbler is among my favorites because it's so bright, cheery and beautiful!
Cards and Stationery! I am a big fan of handwritten cards, and it seems to be a dying art form. If you're like me and you value opening the mailbox to find a handwritten message from someone, stock up on cards for every occasion while they're on sale. My challenge to you is this: On a day when you're feeling down in the dumps, pull out an encouraging card and send it to someone to cheer them. Doing this helps me take the focus off myself and lifts my spirits just knowing it's blessing someone else!
Devotionals – for you or for gifts! The choices here are nearly countless, and there are so many amazing ones of course. For my Bible Journaling friends, I highly recommend the 100 Days of Grace and Gratitude and/or the 100 Days of Bible Promises by Shanna Noel. These are such beautiful devotional books, and the paper is super heavy and perfect for embellishing with paint, stamps, stickers or whatever your crafty brain wants to use!
And just one last thing – I know, I know, I said 7 things, but you'll thank me for the bonus one! Sale and clearance goodies ARE included in the sale, so do not skip this section! I loved finding this cute little Conversation Starter Jar (great for ice breakers for your small group or at dinner with the fam!), which is already half price on sale, but with code FAITH25 it becomes only $7.50 (more than 60% off!).
Thanks, friends! If you find things you can't live without during the sale, let us know what you grabbed! I confess I have already ordered gifts for a friend and some goodies for the studio this morning (and I suspect I'm not yet done for the day…). Happy sale day!
And please don't forget! Use code FAITH25 at checkout for the discount. Sale ends Monday, April 1!


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Troubled social media app maker HearMeOut says it's not dead yet
November 27, 2018 November 26, 2018 | Daniel Paproth
It's been a very quiet start to the 2019 financial year for Israeli tech company HearMeOut, but it popped out from trading suspension on Monday to tell investors that it "wishes to continue to operate the HMO platform".
HearMeOut (ASX:HMO) makes an app of the same name, a kind of audio version of Twitter that lets users share 42-second audio posts.
It's infamous for the bizarre decision to sign 15-year-old Danielle "Cash Me Ousside" Bregoli, who rose to viral infamy off the back of a Dr Phil episode and has since gone on to become a rapper named Bhad Bhabie, to the platform, alongside 85-year-old broadcaster Larry King.
But back in July the company went off the grid, shuttering the doors and sacking a heap of staff. Prior to that, it had used $4 million worth of shareholders' money without ever taking any customer receipts.
It has been in trading suspension since May when it launched a "strategic review".
HearMeOut shares (ASX:HMO) are in suspension.
"The board wanted to determine if a viable 'business case' existed for the platform in its current state. Unfortunately, [that] could not be found," the company later told investors.
The review found that it couldn't afford to reach the scale HearMeOut needed, and the board would have to find a way to extract what value it could from the company's assets. It ended all influencer and marketing contracts and shut up its Israeli operations.
But now the company says the platform has a future focused on Australia, the US and India, and has reduced its expenses to less than $14,000 a month.
"Together with current advisory board members David McGrath and Jon Housman, who are both still retained by the Company, HMO intends to actively pursue content and branded marketing opportunities in Australia, the USA and India – where the HMO platform has a strong user base," the company said in a statement.
HearMeOut also says several Israeli-based executives continued to work for no pay following the termination of their contracts as it moved its operations from Israel to Australia.
But those executives will soon receive termination payments totalling nearly $125,000. HearMeOut says it has also agreed to pay founder Lior Menashe a tick over $48,000 for "technical support services performed for the company", as well as 3m options.
The board is also undergoing changes. Founder Moran Chamsi will resign when he gets his termination money, while founding chairman Howard Digby has agreed to re-join the company as a non-executive director.
The announcement HearMeOut released today implies that co-founders Yitzchak (Issy) Livian and Mr Menashe are also leaving.
"The board of HMO would like to extend its thanks and gratitude to Moran, Issy and Lior for all the work they have done for the Company over the past 24 months and wish them great success in the future," it said.
But it makes no mention of either Mr Livian or Mr Menashe tendering their resignations.
The company had $1.3m in the bank at the end of September.
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Each one has his own Camus. Reflexions on Michel Onfray's Ordre libertaire
Journal Title: MONDO CONTEMPORANEO
Author/s: Mariella Di Maio
Year: 2012 Issue: 3 Language: Italian
Pages: 8 Pg. 161-168 FullText PDF: 188 KB
DOI: 10.3280/MON2012-003006
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Those that follow are a number of reflections inspired by Michel Onfray's newly released L'Ordre libertaire. La vie philosophique d'Albert Camus (Flammarion, Paris, 2012). Coming after the two magisterial biographies by Herbert R. Lottman e di Olivier Todd, Onfray's 600-page long biographical has the merit of subverting all traditional approaches to one of the most important and stimulating intellectual presences of the twentieth century. It was no coincidence that in France it raised such controversies. Debates have centred mostly on the fact that Onfray, on the eve of Camus's centenary in 2013, has selected philosophy as the terrain of choice for a new interpretation of the author of The Stranger and The Plague. In doing so, he goes against the mainstream tradition by defining Camus as a «leftist Nietzschean ». In particular, he rejects the attacks levelled at Camus by Sartre and his disciples, and traces in Camus's writing an existential - rather than existentialist - philosophy which is basically a cosmopolitan ethics founded on an intercultural dialogue and on a defence of human rights. Camus's opus (novels, essays, dramatic works, journalistic pieces, speeches, notebooks, fragments) witness the engagement shown by this libertarian hedonist, this anarchistic and anti-colonialist who opposed all totalitarianisms - a position he owed to the radiant morality which, he felt, derived from his being «an African of the North».
Keywords: Albert Camus, Michel Onfray, biography, anti-colonialism, ethics, cosmopolitanism
Mariella Di Maio, Each one has his own Camus. Reflexions on Michel Onfray's Ordre libertaire in "MONDO CONTEMPORANEO" 3/2012, pp. 161-168, DOI:10.3280/MON2012-003006
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Word TV Back on Air – Now Censored
December 15, 2010 | Daniel Kanis
By Chales McVety, Canada Free Press, Dec 15, 2010: Word TV is pleased to announce that it will resume broadcasting on CTS this Sunday evening at 11:00 p.m. however all programs will now be pre-screened and censored. On December 8th, 2010, the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council announced an indefinite blacklisting of Charles McVety and the show, Word TV. The Council's heavy hand of censorship followed months of deliberations in secret. The Council made its final, furtive decision on June 22, 2010. But the Council held back release of its decision until just before Christmas. This is when most Canadians would be pre-occupied with holiday preparations. It was as if the Council had much to hide. Read more…
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In recent years, airlines have been servicing a greater variety, and increasing numbers, of disabled persons and persons with reduced mobility (PRMs), particularly associated with ageing, obesity and medical needs. With the quantity of PRMs likely to increase in the future, there will be a growing impact on the airlines' associated actual and opportunity costs, about which there is minimal literature and data. Therefore the aim of this paper is to identify standard functional key factors (FKFs) with which airlines could audit their PRMs costs, and which could be used by other interested bodies, such as governments, when considering relevant aviation policy. These FKFs are related to nine areas, namely PRMs' transfers; mobility aids; aircraft delays/diversions costs; staff training costs; staff health, safety and welfare; aircraft fixtures and equipment costs; airport costs; transaction costs; and opportunity costs. Further research is needed to obtain the data for these FKFs.


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Report: Despite flood deaths, pre-military schools may not see tighter oversight
Committee set up to investigate Tzafit disaster, in which 10 died, said not to force academies to adhere to Education Ministry's situation room during field trips
By TOI staff	28 June 2018, 2:37 pm 0 Edit
Military helicopters search for missing teens swept away in the flooding of the Tzafit River, a riverbed near the Dead Sea in southern Israel, on April 26, 2018. (Maor Kinsbursky/Flash90)
A committee jointly set up by the Education and Defense ministries in the wake of April's Tzafit River disaster will not recommend tighter oversight of pre-military academy field trips by the Education Ministry, Ynet reported Thursday.
Following the deaths of 10 academy students in a flash flood in the south, there had been reports that henceforth academies could be placed under the jurisdiction of the ministry's situation room, which has the authority to cancel school trips.
Since the disaster academies have been temporarily instructed to obey the situation room's instructions.
But according to the report, the investigative committee does not plan to make the policy permanent, and will leave it up to academy heads to decided whether to keep to it.
The Education Ministry would not confirm the report, saying the committee "has yet to complete its work. When conclusions and recommendations are finalized, they will be released in an orderly fashion."
Besides the culpability of leadership at Bnei Zion academy, much of the public criticism after the disaster focused on the lack of clear responsibility over student safety in pre-military academies, which are overseen by both the Education Ministry and the Defense Ministry.
In April, Bnei Zion organized a hike to the Tzafit riverbed for incoming participants of its fall pre-army program, despite warnings of stormy weather and flash flooding in the Dead Sea area. Ten of the 25 teens on the trip were killed when they were swept away by a three meter-high wall of water that came rushing down the riverbed.
A composite photo of the 10 victims of a flash flood in southern Israel on April 27, 2018. Top row, left to right: Romi Cohen, Ilan Bar Shalom, Shani Shamir, Adi Raanan, Agam Levy. Bottom row, left to right: Yael Sadan, Maayan Barhum, Tzur Alfi, Gali Balali, Ella Or. (Courtesy/Facebook)
Police have recommended that the counselor, Aviv Bardichev, be indicted for manslaughter while academy director Yuval Kahan — who resigned last month — be charged with the lesser offense of negligent homicide.
Both allegedly ignored several warnings by forecasters not to travel in the area due to flooding. The trip was not sanctioned by the Education Ministry or police.
In a WhatsApp message sent to participants on Wednesday ahead of the trip, organizers had assured participants that there was nothing to worry about.
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Chris Blanding
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......... as Himself - Ofc., Jeffersonville IN Police Department 1 episode, 2018
Ray Gilbert
............ as Himself - Dep., Lake County IL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
John Hird
.............. as Himself - Dep., Lake County IL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Jake Kiesel
............ as Himself - Ofc., El Paso TX Police Department 1 episode, 2018
Denver Leverett
........ as Himself - Sgt., Jeffersonville Police Department 1 episode, 2018
Kaye Lucas
............. as Herself - Sgt., Utah Highway Patrol 1 episode, 2017
Kevin McKinney
......... as Himself - Ofc., El Paso TX Police Department 1 episode, 2018
Daniel Mulcahy
......... as Himself - Ofc., Streetsboro Police Department 1 episode, 2018
Matt Stritt
............ as Himself - Cpl., Pasco County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
................... as Himself - K9, Jeffersonville Police Department 1 episode, 2018
Courtland Harrison
..... as Himself - Dep., Pasco County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Tom O'Neil
............. as Himself - Ofc., Jeffersonville Police Department 1 episode, 2018
Mark Pini
.............. as Himself - Dep., Pasco County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2019
Zach Randall
........... as Himself - Sgt., Utah Highway Patrol 1 episode, 2018
................... as Himself - K9, Pasco County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2019
............ as Himself - Dep., Pasco County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
.......... as Herself - Ofc., Warwick RI Police Department 1 episode, 2019
Mike Reckmeyer
......... as Himself - Dep., Pasco County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2019
Joel Gorham
Sabrina Mathews
........ as Herself - Dep., Pasco County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Heather Ponce
.......... as Herself - Ofc., El Paso TX Police Department 1 episode, 2018
.......... as Himself - Cpl., Pasco County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
David Boruchowitz
...... as Himself - Lt., Nye County NV Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Garo Brown
............. as Himself - Dep., Richland County SC Sheriff's Department 1 episode, 2018
Efrain Carrillo
Justin Cloud
........... as Himself - Dep., Fort Bend County TX Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Scott Cochrane
............... as Himself - Dep., Nye County NV Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Erik Elliott
........... as Himself - Cpl., Clark County IN Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2017
Susan Granados
......... as Herself - Ofc., El Paso TX Police Department 1 episode, 2018
Wes Harper
............. as Himself - Ofc., Clark County IN Sheriff's Office 2 episodes, 2017
Mark Lamb
.............. as Himself - Sheriff, Pinal County AZ Sheriff's Office 1 episode
Rebecca Loeb
........... as Herself - Dep., Lake County IL Sheriff's Department 1 episode, 2018
Mark Meyer
............. as Himself - Capt., Clark County IN Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Tony Montenegro
........ as Himself - Ofc., El Paso TX Police Department 1 episode, 2018
Julian Peña
........... as Himself - Ofc., El Paso TX Police Department 1 episode, 2018
Jed Pineau
............. as Himself - Sgt., Warwick RI Police Department 1 episode, 2018
............ as Himself - Dep., Nye County NV Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Carl Scharpf
........... as Himself - Dep., Greene County MO Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2019
................... as Himself - K9, Pasco County FL Sheriff's Department 1 episode, 2019
Sedrick Sweet
.......... as Himself - Dep., Nye County NV Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
.................. as Himself - K9 Richland County SC Sheriff's Department 1 episode, 2018
Arturo Flores
.......... as Himself - Ofc., El Paso TX Police Department 1 episode, 2018
Christopher Holland
.... as Himself - Dep., Pasco County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Anthony Lokotnicki
..... as Himself - Cpl., Pasco County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Juan Mercado
........... as Himself - Ofc., Mission TX Police Department 1 episode, 2018
John Oliva
............. as Himself - Ofc., Mission TX Police Department 1 episode, 2018
Ivan Iniguez
........... as Himself - Dep., Pinal County AZ Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
......... as Himself - Dep., Spokane County WA Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Rick Ashabranner
....... as Himself - Cpl., Jeffersonville Police Department 2 episodes, 2018
Chad Biernacki
......... as Himself - Dep., Walton County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2017
J.D. Denton
............ as Himself - DFC., Calvert County MD Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Chris Mastrianni
....... as Himself - Sr. Dep., Richland County sheriffs Department 1 episode, 2017
............. as Himself - Trooper, Arizona Department of Public Safety 1 episode, 2017
Steven Tapler
.......... as Himself - Sgt., Richland County SC Sheriff's Department 2 episodes, 2017
James Casey
............ as Himself - Trooper, Arizona Department of Public Safety 1 episode, 2018
Tony Moschetto
......... as Himself - Cpl., Calvert County MD Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Kirk Williamson
........ as Himself - Dep., Calvert County MD Sheriff's Department 1 episode, 2018
Matt Harmon
............ as Himself - Dep., Lake County Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Ryan Lennox
Josh Dupler
............ as Himself - Ofc., Tulsa PD 1 episode, 2017
Levi James
............. as Himself - Dep., Jeffersonville IN Police Department 1 episode, 2018
Khaliqa Wheatley
....... as Herself - Dep., Walton County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2017
Tyler Girmscheid
....... as Himself - Dep., Lake County IL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Robert Rossetti
........ as Himself - Dep., Lake County IL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Donnyray Campbell
...... as Himself - Dep., Richland County SC Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Alyssa Wright
.......... as Herself - Ofc., Jeffersonville IN Police Department 1 episode, 2018
Ryan Gibson
............ as Herself - Dep. Greenville County SC Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Emily Lemmond
.......... as Dep., Richland County SC Sheriff's Department 1 episode, 2018
........... as Himself - Sgt., Utah Highway Patrol 2 episodes, 2018
............. as Himself - Dep., Spokane County WA Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Tyler Kullman
.......... as Himself - Dep., Spokane County WA Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Donavan Lucas
.......... as Himself - Sgt., Utah Highway Patrol 1 episode, 2018
Brad Blackwell
......... as Himself - Ofc., Tulsa Police Department 1 episode, 2017
Jessica Costa
Ramiro Garza
Aaron Steere
........... as Himself - Ofc., Warwick Police Department 1 episode, 2018
............ as Himself - Roommate 1 episode, 2017
......... as Himself - Sgt., Bridgeport Police Department 1 episode, 2017
Steve Salas
Sam Scarborough
........ as Himself - Dep., Warren County KY Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2017
Andrew Sheppard
........ as Himself - Dep., Midland County TX Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2017
Andrew Stidham
......... as Himself - Dep., Warren County KY Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2017
.......... as Herself - Ofc., Bridgport Police Department 1 episode, 2017
Gavin Walmsley
......... as Himself - Cpl., Richland County SC Sheriff's Department 1 episode, 2017
Cory Webster
........... as Himself - Sgt., Walton County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2017
Damon Byrd
............. as Himself - Dep., Walton County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2017
Oscar D'Lassalas
....... as Himself - Dep., Walton County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2017
Keenan Johnson
......... as Himself - Dep., Richland County SC Sheriff's Department 1 episode, 2017
............ as Himself - Dep., Richland County SC Sheriff's Department 1 episode, 2017
Bart Smith
............. as Himself - Sgt., Walton County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2017
Tim Mohler
............. as Himself - DFC., Calvert County MD Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Kristin Pond
........... as Herself - K9 Dep., Walton County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Johnny Whitaker
........ as Himself - Sgt., Walton County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Eddie Golding
.......... as Himself - Sgt., Bridgeport Police Department 1 episode, 2017
Cassandra Nuñez
....... as Herself - Dep., Midland County TX Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Bryant Estes
........... as Himself - Ofc., Slidell LA Police Department 1 episode, 2018
Chad Ayers
............. as Himself - MSTR. Dep., Greenville County SC Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2017
Steven Jacobs
.......... as Himself - Trooper, Arizona Department of Public Safety 1 episode, 2017
Patrick Swift
.......... as Himself - Sgt., Greenville County SC Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2017
Zach Cooper
............ as Himself - Dep., Franklin County OH Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2019
Cory Fowles
............ as Himself - Sgt., Nye County NV Sherriff's Office 1 episode, 2019
Grayson Kennedy
........ as Himself - Lt., Williamson County TX Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2019
Zachary Dunagan
........ as Himself - Ofc., Salinas CA Police Department 1 episode, 2019
Carlos Hacinda
Philippe Boss
.......... as Himself - Sr. Dep., Richland County sheriffs officeRichland County sheriffs office 1 episode
Matt Moretti
........... as Himself - Ofc., Warwick RI Police Department 1 episode, 2018
Tyler Provost
.......... as Himself - Ofc., Salinas CA Police Department 1 episode, 2019
Mark Blackwell
......... as Himself - Ofc., Bridgeport Police Department 2 episodes, 2017
Kyle Alexander
......... as Himself - Dep., Greenville County SC Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2017
Brian Fitzgerald
....... as Himself - Cpt., Bridgeport Police Department 1 episode, 2017
Jorge Larregui
......... as Himself - Ofc., Bridgeport Police Department 1 episode, 2017
John Pachera
........... as Himself - Ofc., Bridgeport Police Department 1 episode, 2017
Samuel Thompson
........ as Himself - Dep., Greenville County SC Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2017
Susan Woodard
.......... as Herself - Ofc., Jeffersonville IN Police Department 2 episodes, 2018
Matt Broad
............. as Himself - Dep., Greenville County SC Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Joe Espericueta
........ as Himself - Ofc., Mission TX Police Department 1 episode, 2018
Gibby Gibson
........... as Himself - Dep., Wakulla County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Dave Kopenhaver
........ as Himself - Dep., Richland County SC Sheriff's Department 1 episode, 2018
Misty McLemore
......... as Herself - Trooper, Arizona Department of Public Safety 1 episode, 2018
Jonathan Parris
........ as Himself - MSTR Dep., Greenville County SC Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Katelyn Jasak
.......... as Herself - Sr. Dep., Richland County SC Sheriff's Department 1 episode, 2018
John McQuitty
Matt Hedges
............ as Himself - Dep., Walkulla County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Ryan Humbug
............ as Himself - Dep., Greenville County SC Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
.................. as Himself - K9, Pasco County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
......... as Himself - MSTR Dep., Greenville County SC Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Brandon Sheffield
...... as Himself - Dep., Walkulla County Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Randy Watts
Lana Lemons
............ as Det., Lake County IL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Danielle Kluender
...... as Herself - Dep., Pasco County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2019
Michael Laurita
........ as Himself - Inv., Richland County SC Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2019
Katherine Raby
......... as Herself - Ofc., Salinas CA Police Department 1 episode, 2019
Kasey Cunningham
....... as Himself - Ofc., Jeffersonville Police Department 1 episode, 2018
David Fairbanks
........ as Himself - Cpl., Richland County SC Sheriff's Department 1 episode, 2018
Robert Beary
........... as Himself - Dep., Richland County SC Sheriff's Department 2 episodes, 2018
Clint Cabbage
.......... as Himself - Sgt., Pasco County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Tanner Farnsworth
...... as Himself - Dep., Puma County AZ Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
.................... as Himself - K9, Pasco County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Josh Newsom
Adam Cinelli
........... as Himself - Sgt., Pasco County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Shaulin Marquez
Justin Pullara
Vince Sciarrone
....... as Himself - Ofc., El Paso TX Police Department 1 episode, 2018
Charles Esque
.......... as Himself - Ofc., Slidell LA Police Department 1 episode, 2018
Charles Goleman
........ as Himself - Ofc, Slidell LA Police Department 1 episode, 2018
R.J. Harrison
.......... as Himself - Sgt., Pinal County AZ Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
John Hirstius
Jake Morris
............ as Himself - Ofc., Slidell LA Police Department 1 episode, 2018
Cody Richardson
........ as Himself - Ofc., Jeffersonville IN Police Department 1 episode, 2018
Brian Wyatt
............ as Himself - Ofc., Jeffersonville IN Police Department 1 episode, 2018
Clint McCall
Isaac Rodriguez
........... as Himself - Dep., Fort Bend TX County Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Jason Yelle
Lance Laraby
........... as Himself - MSTR Dep., Gwinnett County GA Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Kyle Winchell
.......... as Himself - Dep., Greene County MO Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Kenny Fitzsimmons
...... as Himself - Dep., Richland County MO Sheriff's Department 1 episode, 2018
Mason Hubber
............. as Himself - Sr. Dep., Richland County SC Sheriff's Department 2 episodes, 2018
................... as Himself - K9, Utah Highway Patrol 1 episode, 2018
Robert Strahan
......... as Himself - Dep., Midland County TX Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Thomas Coleman
......... as Himself - Dep. Walton County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Jason Cuzzupe
.......... as Himself - Dep., Richland County SC Sheriff's Department 1 episode, 2018
Ben Cannon
............. as Himself - Sgt., Greenville County SC Sheriff's Office - Warrants Division 1 episode, 2017
Dean Naughton
.......... as Himself - Dfc., Calvert County MD Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2017
A.J. Vissing
........... as Himself - Ofc., Clark County IN SC Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2017
................. as Himself - K9, Richland County SC Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Tim Haynes
............. as Himself - Cpl., Greene County MO Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Aaron Roberts
........ as Himself - Sr. Dep., Richland County SC Sheriff's Department 1 episode, 2018
Morgan Rudderham
....... as Herself - Dep., Greene County MO Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Oswald the Great
....... as Himself - K9, Greenville County SC Sheriff's Department 1 episode, 2017
Chris Gates
............ as Himself - Ofc., El Paso Police Department 1 episode, 2018
............ as Himself - Dep., Greene County SC Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2017
Leonard Schreiber
...... as Himself - Cpl., Pasco County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Russ Wells
............. as Himself - Ofc. El Paso Police Department 1 episode, 2018
Brandon McGhee
Dave Callister
......... as Himself - Trooper, Arizona Department of Public Safety 1 episode, 2017
Kim Mayfield
........... as Herself - Dep., Midland County TX Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2017
Robert Durst
........... as Himself - Ofc., Salinas CA Police Department 1 episode, 2019
Chris Bukowiecki
....... as Himself - Cpl., Pasco County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2019
Dominic Chagon
Jim Arnott
............. as Himself - Sheriff, Greene County MO Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Gus Sias
............... as Himself - Ofc., El Paso Police Department 1 episode, 2018
Ivan Soberanis
Stacy Davis
............ as Lt., Richland County SC Sheriff's Department 1 episode, 2018
Nathaniel Daniel
Ryan Humburg
........... as Himself - Dep., Greenville County SC Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
Dominic Chacon
......... as Himself - Ofc., Streetsboro OH Police Department 3 episodes, 2018
......... as Himself - Dep., Walkulla County FL Sheriff's Office 1 episode, 2018
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Sarah Isgur Flores was the leading spokeswoman at the Justice Department under former Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
Prior to working for the Trump administration, Sarah Isgur Flores was deputy campaign manager for Carly Fiorina's presidential campaign, deputy communications director at the Republican National Committee, Election Day operations manager for Mitt Romney's 2012 presidential campaign and political director of Texans for Ted Cruz.
CNN has hired a former Trump administration official to help coordinate coverage of the 2020 presidential campaign, the network said Tuesday.
Sarah Isgur Flores, who worked as the primary spokeswoman at the Justice Department under former Attorney General Jeff Sessions, is expected to join CNN as a political editor next month.
Her jump from the Trump administration to CNN is notable, given the president's antagonism toward the network. Trump has repeatedly referred to CNN as "fake news" and frequently spars with Jim Acosta, the network's chief political correspondent.
CNN said after reports that Flores would lead campaign coverage that she actually will be one of several editors helping coordinate online and TV reporting of the 2020 election cycle. A CNN spokesperson told HuffPost that Flores will not cover the Justice Department, but did not immediately reply to a question about whether her other prior work could present a conflict of interest with the network's political coverage.
Flores has no background in journalism, but has worked for years as a Republican political operative. Some of her recent roles before working for the Trump administration include acting as deputy campaign manager for Carly Fiorina's presidential campaign, deputy communications director at the Republican National Committee, Election Day operations manager for Mitt Romney's 2012 presidential campaign and political director of Texans for Ted Cruz.
Flores' position at the DOJ was reportedly tenuous, given her previous criticism of Trump on the 2016 campaign trail. She also found herself defending Sessions against reports that Trump was furious with him for recusing himself from special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation in March 2017. She moved over to the office of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, another frequent target of the president, after Sessions resigned in November.
The White House and the DOJ did not immediately respond to requests for comment on this article.
This article and headline have been updated to include CNN's distinction that Flores will help coordinate campaign coverage, but will not lead it.


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Roger's Rules
By Roger Kimball 2011-04-09T08:55:22
It's what passes for high drama in America's most parasitic city: Washington, D.C., home of the takers, not the makers, lair of the folks that make dependency this country's biggest growth industry. "Government shutdown averted at the 11th hour!" (Make that "shutdown," in quote marks, since nothing would have, you know, actually shut down, more's the pity.)
The president, right on cue, was out there beaming, praising himself: "Americans of different beliefs came together. . . ." Thanks to me, B. Obama, we just worked out the "biggest annual spending cut in history."
How big? $38.5 billion trimmed out of government operations through September. $38.5 billion out of — remind me, what's the total budget? In 2010, U.S. federal spending was about $3.5 trillion.
This is what $38.5 billion looks like written out:
This is $3.5 trillion:
$3,500,000,000,000
In other words, this "historic" spending cut is a little over 1 percent of federal spending. Lunch money. Not even lunch money: it's the change, without hope, that you get back after paying for lunch. Pathetic. It is just a couple percent of the nearly $1.5 trillion deficit forecast for this year, which turns out to be $414 billion higher than its previous estimate, which came last August. (Feeling dizzy? The national debt at the end of December 2010 was $14 trillion.)
$38.5 billion in spending cuts. "White House, Congress Cheer Deal," read the headline. Who would doubt it? Hey, we're pretty good guys, aren't we? Three cheers for us!
$38.5 billion. John Boehner wanted $61 billion, but settled for $38.5. In Washington, that's called a "compromise" and is hailed as "visionary" and "historic" (Harry Reid's phrase, so you know it must be a joke).
This is a breakdown of federal spending in 2010, courtesy Wikipedia:
Notice anything? Social Security and Medicare/Medcaid account for more than 40 percent of federal spending. The former came into being as a temporary emergency measure during the Depression. It is now the largest government program in the world. The latter was one of Lyndon Johnson's gifts to the nation: a species of government-funded health care that accomplished two things: 1) the institution of a metastatic and almost comically inefficient government bureaucracy and 2) the dependence of huge swathes of the American public on government, i.e., taxpayer largess. We're told that nothing can be done about either program — they're sacrosanct, meaning, of course, that the politicians who might do something about them are too timid to try.
$38.5 billion in spending cuts and Harry Reid declares an "historic" occasion. In fact, the "deal" was not so much a compromise as a capitulation on the part of the Republicans, but what else is new?
The only serious budget proposal I have seen is Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan's "Roadmap for America" budget proposal which manages to save taxpayers $6.2 trillion over the next decade. Naturally, Ryan's dose of fiscal sanity sent the left-wing commentariat into a tizzy: "Ludicrous and Cruel," squeaked Paul Krugman in The New York Times. ("Cruel" -- ah, that hurts, Paul.)
But in fact, Paul Ryan's budget is the only systematic proposal on the table that provides a serious, global economic plan: it's not just a bandage that aims to stanch the incontinent flow of money out of Washington. It also understands that a national budget is only one piece of a larger economic reality, i.e., a mechanism for the production of wealth.
In the end, that is what an economy is about — the production of wealth — not entitlements, not "serving the poor," or the old, or the maimed, halt, or feckless. It is about deploying in the most efficient way the engines of wealth creation — also known as "growth" — because it is by unleashing those energies that society survives, prospers, and thus finds itself the happy recipient of a rising tide in which all boats float and generous impulses can be cultivated and indulged.
It does not sound as lofty and kindhearted as those who pretend that fiscal reality is a welfare program. People like Paul Krugman talk about helping the poor. But Paul Ryan has gone to the trouble of showing us the way out of fiscal catastrophe, release from which is the conditio sine qua non of recovered prosperity and, at the end of the day, the means of helping anyone, ourselves first of all, but also the poor and disadvantaged that Paul Krugman, from his Princeton-New York Times eyrie, pretends to care about.
(Read another view from Roger L. Simon: "Is Boehner our Sun Tzu?")
https://pjmedia.com/rogerkimball/2011/4/9/pathetic/
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