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Unless you're a qualified contractor, most roofing tasks shouldn't be carried out yourself. Also keep in mind that most manufacturers of products utilized in the repair of the roof won't warranty those items unless a certified roofing contractor carries out the task. Something else to keep in mind is that working on a roof is going to be very risky, so is it really worth risking your health for you to save money?
It would be really good if we could give you a simple answer to that question! But there really is no one answer that fits all for each question like that. There are many unique products available and each one has its own benefits and faults. To know which is the right roof for you, you should have an expert come and examine your roof and they can make suggestions according to what they have seen, your roof design, the environment you reside in and, of course, your budget.
It definitely depends on the type of roof you have and what surveys are required. Also, remember that we're working outdoors in the elements, so if the weather isn't good and we just can't work on certain days then this is going to add more time to the job. A smaller home might take around a week or so, while more substantial commercial projects may be anything from several weeks to a few months. Just see to it your roofing company keeps you updated and you really should be fine.
Because your roof is continuously exposed to the weather, this means your roof is will diminish gradually. The pace at which it breaks down will depend on a number of variables. Those include; the quality of the original materials that were used along with the craftsmanship, the amount of abuse it has to take from the weather, how well the roof is preserved and the style of the roof. Most roofing companies will quote around 20 years for a well-built and well-kept roof, but obviously that can never be promised due to the above variables. Our suggestion is to consistently keep your roof well maintained and get regular roof inspections to be sure it lasts as long as possible.
You should never pressure wash your roof, as you take the risk of getting rid of any covering minerals that have been added to provide protection from the weather. Additionally, you should stay clear of chlorine-based bleach cleaners since they may also lower the lifespan of your roof. When you converse with your roof cleaning specialist, ask them to use an EPA-approved algaecide/fungicide to wash your roof. This will eliminate the unsightly algae and staining without ruining the tile or shingles.
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Unlicensed contractors are usually prevalent in the roofing industry. It really is however worth noting that hiring such contractors exposes you to definitely a variety of risks which may wind up costing you more over time. Prior to deciding to hire an unlicensed roofing handy man, whilst they may be cheaper than licensed contractors around, remember to take into account what this hiring decision method for both you and your home. Here are some of the reasons why you need to only hire a licensed roofing company to put in, maintain or repair the roof.
Before they are often licensed, contractors must fulfill a stringent qualification process. This method is supposed to ascertain their knowledge and skills in handling roof maintenance, repair and installation jobs. Licensed roofers have detailed knowledge of the regulations and building codes inside the roofing industry. Licensed roofers have detailed knowledge on roofing permits, installation, repair and maintenance requirements and processes. Therefore, you simply will not need to cope with different professionals to acquire a single task finished. This expert knowledge and skills will be utilized to assembled a high quality and reliable roof that could be capable of serve you safely for years to come.
Licensed roofing contractors usually use legally binding contractual agreements to capture all of the essential information of the job on hand. These details include project duration, materials to be used and project cost and the like. The details included in the contract enables you to comprehensively assess how good the roofers have satisfied a client's requirements when the job is done. As being a client, such an agreement goes very far in easing your brain, because you will have something to fall back on, if your contractor attempts to backtrack about the initial agreement. Since unlicensed handy men usually do not offer such contracts, the probability of them backtracking on the initial agreement are really high.
Roofing effort is quite dangerous for all those involved. Licensed roofers usually carry various insurance policy to protect themselves, their workers in addition to their clients from covering the expense of damages arising from the appearance of unexpected risks related to the work being done. Worker's compensation insurance protects homeowners from being forced to cover medical bills arising from injuries sustained by workers while working on their roof. Insurance cover on the other hand protects homeowners from being forced to should the price of property damage occasioned by the occurrence of risks linked to the project.
As you can tell, licensed contractors do a great deal to make certain that their clientele don't have to be overly worried about any other costs other than the direct project costs initially arranged. Even though you might take into account the lower price offered by unlicensed handy men masquerading as qualified roofers for an advantage, the need for hiring a licensed contractor cannot, and really should not be ignored.
Unlicensed operators can create shop anywhere, and after that disappear by night, while licensed operators will be in it for the long term, ever present to offer you top quality services if you want them.


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God is the One Creative Intelligence everywhere present – wise, limitless and the author of all I am. I live, love and speak my word as God in Action.
Because I trust the Spirit of God is active within me, I know that God is manifesting my Highest Good, right here and right now. I chose to be aware of and open to God's gifts showing up in my thoughts, opportunities, relationships and experiences. I choose to see God everywhere; I take a deep breath, turn within and consciously bond with the beauty of the world around me. I know that my thoughts allow me to grow, prosper, and live my life in the best way possible; moving forward into life's adventures and making the world a better place.
I am grateful for my relationship with God and for the many blessings in my life. I know that Spirit manifests the love that fills my relationships, family, friends and the world around me. With so much appreciation for the power of prayer, I release my word into the law, knowing it is already in action.
There is One Power, One Presence that flows in us and through us and is always available to us. It is the creative Energy that meets with our thoughts and dreams and makes them come to pass.
Today, I bring forth thoughts of Thanksgiving for life's many blessings and for my life, just as it is. Even though it sometimes seems easier to focus on what I wish was here and isn't and what is here that I wish were gone, when I look at my life through God's eyes, I can see it as Absolute Perfection. I know that Spirit has a much more accurate view of the road I am traveling on than I do, and that all is proceeding according to Plan. I accept that Life's challenges are what make me strong; they give me the tools to deal with 'what is' and to be in service to those who are in need of my help. I also recognize that I live in an abundant Universe and affirm that God is the source of what I desire for myself. I trust that Spirit is leading me to my Absolute Best and Highest Good and I am a magnet for the gifts my life has to offer.
I thank you God for being my always there, ever present source of Beauty and Blessings. In gratitude, I release my prayer, knowing it is already in action.
God is the One Creative Intelligence everywhere present; the Cause of my life being filled and fulfilled in every way. Spirit leads me to be one with God's Presence and guides me to design my life to reflect my Highest Good.
I praise and bless everything that happens in my life knowing it all takes place for a definite reason. I center my Mind on what I want to occur in my life, then let go and trust the Divine Process. When a change needs to occur, my life may feel upside-down at times, but there is always a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. I remind myself that any situation I face allows me to grow in positive new ways. I know that all I need to succeed is within me, and knowing this allows me to unleash all the power, the ideas, and the resources I possess. Life is good and I have all I need and more.
I am excited about my life; the experience of myself expanding reveals a life filled with successful choices. With gratitude I release my prayer into the Law, knowing that my life is an answer to prayer.
God is all around me. Whatever happens in my life is God in Action. I trust that every one of my experiences is God, working in and through me, for my Highest Good.
I am grateful for all the events that happen in my life. They appear for a definite reason, to give me the opportunity to discover that my life is blessed with peace, wisdom and joy. When a change needs to occur, life may seem upside down at times, but my Highest Good always shines through. I know and trust this to be true, and that all I need to succeed is within me. I open to all the power, the ideas and the resources I possess. My heart is guided by Spirit and blessed by the wisdom that is my God given gift. My life is blessed.
I am thankful for my life. I am excited about my expanding reality; it reveals to me that my existence is filled with successful choices. With gratitude, I release my prayer into the Law, knowing I am creating my world anew.


Living and growing up IN CURRUMBIN on the Gold Coast has exposed Stace to a wide variety of waves, surfers and events being showcased right on HIS doorstep.
After winning best student judge DURING THE JUNIOR Queensland Titles AT THE AGE OF 15 he spent his teenage years judging a wide variety of events from grassroot level through to World Qualifying Series events.
As his close friends started to compete at the professional level Stace began working with them using his knowledge from his judging background to help close friends Jack Freestone and Mitch Crews on personal strategies and approacheS for the World Surf League CHAMPIONSHIP TOUR.


As hit pieces that target the Family Bridges program go, this is one of the most benign and professional (NBC Bay Area, 11/2/18). Don't get me wrong, its anti-FB biases are abundantly clear and it's scandalously badly researched (if it's researched at all), but even so it's better than the others. For example, it quotes Linda Gottlieb who's that rarest of birds in articles of this type, an expert who actually knows what she's talking about. That alone puts it a cut above the other nonsense we read.
"You can't force somebody into a relationship," said Arianna. "You just can't."
And on and on in the same vein. The statements are generally unconnected to any larger point the article attempts to make. They sort of float in space, suggesting certain things without actually saying them. Did Leo not "have a voice" in the FB program? Of course he did, as anyone who knows about the program can affirm. So why does he say the NBC piece is his first opportunity to express himself? The article doesn't say, likely because it can't do so without revealing that kids in the program have ample opportunity to express their feelings, opinions, etc.
That body of short, declarative sentences, made by the Samantha, Arianna and Leo, make up one side of the article's teeter-totter. Because they're young adults with no apparent understanding of the FB program, and because their statements are never allowed to make a larger point, the article generally fails in its mission to cast aspersions on FB.
The other side of the teeter-totter is Gottlieb and Samantha's father who'd been alienated from her by her mother. Reading the piece that careens from the kids' remarks to those of a qualified and knowledgeable expert who provides actual scientific information about the program tends to give the reader a touch of mental whiplash.
"These programs the way they are right now do not, do not work," Samantha said.
That last of course is a common way in which children who've gone through the FB program relapse: they return too early to the alienating parent who resumes his/her alienating behavior.
Then there's Scott, Samantha's father.
Samantha's father Scott contacted NBC Bay Area and said he believes Family Bridges worked to re-connect him with his son, but indicated they are not a cure-all for everyone.
"These programs are the last option. Everything else has been tried and failed. There is nothing else left to try. It is drastic and tough. It's better than the alternative. I've lived both. I'm convinced I would not have any relationship with my kids at all if not for that program," Scott said. "It breaks my heart it didn't work for Sam but it worked for my son."
Yes, it worked for Scott's son, but NBC only managed to contact his daughter for whom the program didn't succeed. Funny how that works. Five people contributed to this article and not one of them managed to contact the son. Indeed, not one of them managed to contact any of the countless kids for whom FB has been a miracle-worker.
More telling is the fact that they never managed to locate Dr. Richard Warshak's two studies of Family Bridges outcomes, both of which find it to be a resounding, if not perfect, success.
In short, the NBC article is a more professional job of journalism than the other hit-pieces on FB we've seen. The problem is that that sets the bar far too low. The others were disgracefully bad; this one's just bad.
This isn't the last I'll write about the article though. Stay tuned.


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A seventh, satisfying novel from Matthews (Power in the Blood, 1993) takes him back to his native Australia, where he traces the destinies of an unlikely trio that survives the rigors of the bush and the upheavals of World War II. The story begins in 1939 when a young Englishman, Clive Bagnall, arrives in Darwin to claim an inheritance. Redlands is not the thriving cattle ranch of Clive's imagination, but a tin shed on acres of acid red earth, sand palms, and gum trees. Bagnall is convinced his dead uncle has played him a dirty trick and turns to the local Crocodile Dundee, Doug Farrands, for help. They are joined at Redlands by Clive's pretty cousin Val, but soon the mÇnage Ö trois is disrupted by storm clouds in Europe. Clive enlists to fight Hitler, and Doug enlists when Japanese bombers batter Darwin. There follows a series of military adventures and outrageous coincidences in the southwestern Pacific. Clive and Doug are reunited on Dombi island, a Japanese prison camp, and meet their former pearl-diving friend Ishi aboard a POW ship. A submarine attack provides the mechanism for their escape, whereupon they sail 600 miles by dead reckoning in a lifeboat straight back to Darwin. Val, meanwhile, has been fatefully drawn into the ritual world of aborigines, who worship sacred stones and a man-eating crocodile. Matthews's aborigines are of the ``noble savage'' variety; in fact, only his three protagonists are fully drawn. While Matthews's characters tend towards stereotypes, his plots are highly entertaining and his portraits of the Northern Territory evoke the harshness of that hardscrabble land.


Humans have a remarkable ability to regulate and control their emotions. How you do that depends on yourself, others, and the demands of a situation.
Regulating our emotions can help us gain more control over our emotional experience.
We can use various strategies to regulate our emotions before or after an emotion arises.
Emotion regulation strategies are neither good nor bad; they depend largely on context and other factors.
Our emotions can also be regulated by others who may reinforce our coping mechanisms and help maintain emotional disorders.
We might often feel that we are at the mercy of our own emotions. But we do have a remarkable ability to control our emotional experience, or to regulate our behavior to accommodate the demands of situations in our lives. Let's say that an upsetting event occurs in the workplace. In such an environment, where it is unsuitable to express anger, sadness, or another emotion, we are good at refusing to let an emotion take over. We are also good at avoiding situations that might trigger emotional responses or people we know will upset us. But what exactly does this process of controlling or regulating our emotions look like?
My research in emotion regulation has led me to the following conclusions: An emotion is a multidimensional experience characterized by different levels of arousal and degrees of pleasure and displeasure. Further, it is associated with subjective experiences, somatic (bodily) sensations, and motivational tendencies colored by contextual and cultural factors. And it can be regulated to some degree through intrapersonal and interpersonal processes.
Gross (2002) proposed an intrapersonal emotion regulation model that suggests that emotions can be regulated at various stages in the process when a person generates a certain emotion, such as anger.
Antecedent-focused strategies, which occur before the anger is fully activated. An example is reframing the incident that triggers the anger in a less distressing way before it occurs.
Response-focused strategies, such as suppression, which is an attempt to alter the experience of emotions after response tendencies have been initiated. An example is pushing away or denying the anger that has already arisen.
In comparison studies, reframing the incident has led to more desirable outcomes than suppression. Gross (1998a, 1998b) found that study participants reported less distress when they were asked to reframe emotionally rousing pictures in a less distressing way. But when asked to suppress or hide their emotions while viewing emotional pictures, they experienced increased distress and psychophysiological arousal compared with people who did not attempt to suppress their feelings.
Importantly, there are no hard and fast rules in the realm of emotion: No one strategy should always be considered adaptive (a buffer of emotional stress) or maladaptive (contributing to the maintenance of the problem).
Adaptiveness depends on several factors, including context and the degree to which a strategy is used. The tendency to suppress an emotion is often considered maladaptive because it can increase physiological arousal. But in some contexts suppression is adaptive, and perhaps essential, to adjust to the demands of a situation. For example, it is highly adaptive to suppress anger or frustration in a situation where a person might be particularly vulnerable, or to suppress the urge to laugh at a funeral.
Enhancing positive affect: a tendency to seek out others to increase feelings of happiness and joy.
Soothing: seeking out others for comfort and sympathy.
Social modeling: looking to see how others might cope with a given situation.
We use many of these strategies all the time. When we're having a tough day, we can feel consoled by a friend who tells us about a day that sounds even more distressing than the one we're experiencing.
But like intrapersonal strategies, interpersonal strategies can be maladaptive or adaptive. Frequent or habitual use of these strategies can ultimately reduce your sense of control over your own emotional experience. For example, a person may rely on others' consolations to help put their own life in perspective. As with all emotion regulation strategies, adaptiveness largely depends on context.
Because interpersonal emotion regulation strategies are directly related to social standards and expectations, researchers will need to develop assessment instruments that consider the influence of cultural contexts. There is also exciting work to be done exploring how interpersonal and intrapersonal emotion regulation strategies interact.
Gross, J. J. (1998a). Antecedentand response-focused emotion regulation: Divergent consequences for experience, expression, and physiology. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 74, 224– 237.
Gross, J. J. (1998b). The emerging field of emotion regulation: An integrative review. Review of General Psychology, 2, 271– 299.
Gross, J. J. (2002). Emotion regulation: Affective, cognitive, and social consequences. Psychophysiology, 39, 281–91.
Hofmann, S. G. (2014). Interpersonal emotion regulation model of mood and anxiety disorders. Cognitive Therapy and Research, 38, 483-492.
Hofmann, S. G. (2016). Emotion in therapy: From science to practice. New York, NY: Guilford Press.
Hofmann, S. G., Carpenter, J. K., & Curtiss, J. (2016). Interpersonal Emotion Regulation Questionnaire (IERQ): Scale development and psychometric characteristics. Cognitive Therapy and Research, 40, 341-356.


It is sometimes hard for me to get started on my articles or, for that matter to write any kind of piece. It has to kind of rumble around in my head, like a song—until it comes out in some kind of form that is ready to be shared. People who know me, know that I really don't like to talk much, and I will often say before I begin to speak I public the following-- "I would much rather be singing." But then there are times when something hits you so hard, makes such an impact that there is no question that a stream of thought will quite quickly become a river of ideas and form itself into a piece of work. That happened to me during one of my Sunday rehearsals with Kolot Tikvah, Voices of Hope choir. I am always touched by the experience of working with this group of young people—no, more correctly, I am inspired. I am definitely emotionally attached to the work of singing with young people with what I term "extraordinary abilities." One of the reasons is that my mother Florence Stein z''l taught me the value of music as a tool to reach people. She was kindergarten teacher in NYC, who played piano in the classroom and every summer she would volunteer during most of her summer off to work for the newly created "Headstart" program in a rural school where we spent our summers. She insisted that I bring my guitar and play and sing for the children. No questions asked, this was my duty. We lived near an institution in Queens, Creedmore Hospital (where my hero, Woody Guthrie was hospitalized), and my mother insisted that I go with my high school music buddies to the hospital and play for the patients.
(Group) Hello _____ shalom shalom tell me how are you ha'yom?
(Group) we welcome you Baruch Habbah.
I enter our Kolot Tikvah rehearsal tired every Sunday afternoon, but leave refreshed, inspired and filled with awe and love. Working with this choir and my other childrens choirs remains the most fulfilling work that I do. This last rehearsal I was a little bit in tears—I realized that m'dor l'dor, from generation to generation, the values that my mother taught me continue well in to the later years of my life. I have worked to instill those values in my children, and yes my grandchildren as well.
The Kolot Tikvah choir, as well as Shir Aliyah and other choirs will be participating in a service on January 16th called "Voices of Freedom—Dr. King, the Legacy Lives On!" The focus of the service is Interfaith worship with representatives and choirs of different faith groups in our community coming together to make Dr. King's reality of all peoples living together in freedom.
Hello Mike, Saw your CD on the B.A.S.C. website. I've been a member for a few years and enjoy this music immensely. I am writing to you to inquire whether you might be open to the idea of performing at our 'community dinner' for the homeless of West SFV. We host a dinner with entertainment, gifts and assorted services for our homeless brothers and sisters in the area. We get about 60-80 guests every 2nd and 4th Saturday from 4pm - 7pm. I thought it would be great to get you guys to perform for them. What do you think? Contact me at 'GillyLoch@twc.com' or at 818-640-4908. We have the following Saturdays coming up on the end of the year schedule: 10/27 11/24 12/8 12/29 (outside plaza) God bless!
Saw your CD on the B.A.S.C. website. I've been a member for a few years and enjoy this music immensely. I am writing to you to inquire whether you might be open to the idea of performing at our 'community dinner' for the homeless of West SFV. We host a dinner with entertainment, gifts and assorted services for our homeless brothers and sisters in the area. We get about 60-80 guests every 2nd and 4th Saturday from 4pm - 7pm. I thought it would be great to get you guys to perform for them. What do you think?


Steve Haskin has produced hundreds of projects that are technical and uniquely artistic, involving images, sounds and text. At the University of Michigan, he worked in the operating room and studio to create educational surgery videos; at Borders he was a marketing website guru; and now, for his clients, he creates training media that works. When he's not in the studio, Steve trains and speaks at conferences for Training magazine, eLearning Guild and ATD. He is also a sommelier.


ServiceForce USA, Dulles, Va., was listed on Washington SmartCEO's list of fastest-growing companies and is a recipient of the publication's sixth annual Future 50 Award.
ServiceForce and the other recognized companies were profiled in the January 2011 issue of Washington SmartCEO, and will honored at the publication's Future 50 event, scheduled to take place on January 27, 2011 at the Hyatt Regency Reston Hotel.
This latest recognition follows a successful 2010 for ServiceForce, during which the company was ranked on the Inc. 500/5000 list as one of America's fastest-growing private companies, among Washington Business Journal's 50 Fastest Growing Companies, and one of the Virginia Chamber of Commerce Fantastic 50, among other honors.


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UNIMÁS AIRS THE NO. 1 SOCCER MATCH OF THE WEEK
Univision Networks Broadcast Most-Viewed Soccer Match For the 8th Consecutive Week
Chivas Match on UniMás Outdelivers English Premiere League, NHL and NBA
For the 8th consecutive week Univision networks aired the most-viewed soccer match across all networks, regardless of language.
On Sunday, March 16, UniMás' broadcast of the Chivas vs. Leon match, which aired from 6:48 p.m. to 9 p.m., delivered an average of 1.1 million Total Viewers and 627,000 Adults 18-49.
This match outperformed the following sports programs last week:
All 5 English Premiere League (EPL) matches on NBC Sports Network (NBCSN) and Mun2, including the top EPL match, Liverpool vs. Manchester United, by +31% among Adults 18-49, which delivered 479,000 Adult 18-49 viewers on Sunday, March 16.
All 4 NHL games on NBC and NBCSN, including the top NHL match on NBC, Philadelphia vs. Pittsburgh, by 26% among Adults 18-49, which delivered 496,000 Adult 18-49 viewers on Sunday, March 16.
All 5 live NBA games on NBATV including the top game, Houston vs. Oklahoma City, by +97% among Adults 18-49, which delivered 319,000 Adult 18-49 viewers on Tuesday, March 11.
Univision Network's broadcast of the Cruz Azul vs. Tijuana match on Saturday, March 15 at 7 p.m., delivered 955,000 Total Viewers and averaged 499,000 Adults 18-49.
Univision Deportes Network's (UDN) top match of the week between Chiapas FC vs. America, which aired on March 15 at 11 p.m., delivered 418,000 Total Viewers and averaged 286,000 Adults 18-49.
This ranked as the 2nd most-viewed Spanish language cable telecast of the week.
Liga MX on UDN is up by +119% among Total Viewers and +107% among Adults 18-49 in the 2014 Clausura season to date versus last year.
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I can't believe we're already a week into June and I haven't put up my June reading list yet. These books have been sitting on my breakfast island waiting for their write up, so I figured it's best just to do it.
I'm still trudging through We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will Be Killed With Our Families, and while I'm making daily progress on it, it's not the kind of book you want to sit down and plow through on a Saturday afternoon. Trying to absorb all the history and horror is hard and exhausting. So, I read a chapter here and there and then set it down and come back to it. So, I was looking for some lighter June reading. Here's what I've chosen.
North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell is my classic pick for the month. Someone on Goodreads summed it up as Pride and Prejudice for Socialists. I'm not sure if that makes it more or less exciting for me to read it, but it does pique my curiosity.
The Sparrow by Mary Doria Russell is a novel of epic proportions. It involves Jesuit priests in space travel to visit alien life with horrific results. Only one member of the mission makes it back and he refuses to talk about what happened. Which really just makes me want to know what happens. :) I received it from A Book Olive in a past swap and while I have some pretty ambitious goals for June, and am not sure I'll get it read, I really hope I do.
Alone in Berlin by Hans Fallada is a book I selected without really knowing what all it was about. I thought it was a fictional story of a father who lost his son, who was a Nazi soldier, in World War II, and decides to protest the Nazi regime by posting anti-Nazi postcards around Berlin. But, it's really based on the true story of Otto and Elsie Hampel, and their grief after their soldier son is killed, and their attempt to stand against Nazi control. Hans Fallada's story sounds almost as interesting as the Hampels. He was a writer prior to the start of the Third Reich, and was born Rudolph Ditzen. (There's even a few mentions of him in Erik Larson's In the Garden of Beasts.) He refused to pump out propaganda for the Nazi's and was pretty much blacklisted. He suffered morphine addiction, was jailed and had kind of a chaotic life, but shortly after the war, he wrote this book.
I'm not sure how light of reading it's going to be and I have even more book goals that I'll tell you about later, but let me know what you're planning on reading this month. I'm always looking for new titles to check out.


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On Thursday, in his first formal news conference, President Joe Biden addressed a number of issues facing the U.S.
On the Senate, Biden suggested he would be willing to consider eliminating the filibuster if Republicans in the Senate use the political action to block some Democratic legislation, CNN reports.
He said the filibuster was "being abused in a gigantic way."
"I'm convinced that we'll be able to stop this, because it is the most pernicious thing," Biden said of attempts by Republican state legislatures to impose new restrictions on voting. "This makes Jim Crow look like Jim Eagle. I mean, this is gigantic, what they're trying to do. And it cannot be sustained."
He also said the Senate may see the return of the "talking" filibuster, where a senator has to continuously talk to block a bill.
On questions about how he is working with Republican lawmakers, Biden said that he is more interested in gaining the support of all types of people in the country, the Los Angeles Times reports.
"I've not been able to unite the Congress but I've been able to unite the country, based on the polling data," he said of a poll that showed many Republicans in the country support his COVID-19 relief bill.
Biden also said he planned on running for reelection in 2024, but that he also couldn't "plan four and a half, three and a half years ahead for certain."
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Border issues remain a top concern in the U.S. where Customs and Border Protection facilities are operating beyond capacity.
According to CBP, in February, more than 100,000 migrants arrived at the U.S.-Mexico border, and the government has been working to house them by increasing the capacity at CBP facilities.
Thursday, Biden said he stood by the immigration policy changes he made when he took office.
"Rolling back the policies of separating children from their mothers? I make no apology for that. Rolling back the policies of Remain in Mexico — sitting on the edge of the Rio Grande in a muddy circumstance with not enough to eat — I make no apology for that. I make no apologies for ending programs ... that have an incredibly negative impact on the law, international law, as well as on human dignity," he said.
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Student Feature: Igor Papish
Years ago, our staff Kyla interviewed Igor Papish, one of our students in the 2011 School of Cartooning and Animation for Missions, which we ran in Chiangmai, Thailand. Igor grew up in Ternopil, Ukraine, and was an avid doodler throughout school and even to this day. During high school and after graduation he began to take his art more seriously. Although we are no longer running the SoCAM, our two current training programs, AniMissions and the Frontier Comics Seminar, cover most of what the SoCAM covered during its ten-year history.
Here are some of his thoughts on art and the SoCAM.
K: How did the SoCAM develop your artistic skills?
I: It helped me think creatively and work in a group setting on a team project, besides teaching me the technical skills. I had no background in using Adobe Flash prior to it. By the end of SoCAM I felt confident to be able to animate using the tool.
K: Do you feel supported by your family in your art? How did attending the SoCAM affect how you felt as a Christian artist?
I: My family is very supportive of my art and love my work. SoCAM helped me realize that art is an extremely powerful tool to convey a message, so powerful that using it for the Kingdom of God and Gospel makes a difference in people's lives. SoCAM helped me become comfortable and confident in putting a Christian message into my artwork.
K: What's your favorite thing to draw? What is it about this thing that is so special to you/
I: I highly appreciate portraits and human figure. I enjoy drawing fictional characters from TV shows as well as friends and family. It is special because I enjoy developing the likeness of facial features and showing person's character through it.
K: What's your favorite medium? How did the SoCAM expand your technical skills?
I: My favorite medium is colored pencils for color works, and charcoal sticks for black and white. As I mentioned above I feel like I've mastered Adobe Flash the most during the course. Certainly also expanded my skill in Illustrator and Photoshop. Dave was my first instructor for Adobe products in 2010 during a YWAM School of Illustration in Kona, and helped me learn even more in SoCAM. Dave Hudson is an amazing artist but also instructor, especially in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. Soak in like a sponge on all the things he tells you about the tools.
K: What's the best part of the creative process? What's the hardest part?
I: To me if I'm working on a drawing or painting coming up with the concept can be hard sometimes. Once I have the line work laid out on the canvas or paper I really enjoy the process of creating an art piece, putting values down and blending them.
K: What are some things you learned, formally or informally, from fellow artists during the SoCAM?
I: I learned to work in a group setting and as one team, supporting each other, and working as one body towards a common goal.
K: If someone were curious about the SoCAM, what would be the first thing you would want them to know about it?
I: If you considered yourself creative and are passionate about art, animation and the Lord do the SoCAM.
K: What advice would you give to an artist struggling with artist's block?
I: Do whatever it is that usually inspires you, be it watching TV, praying, reading etc. Sometimes you just must take a break and wait it out. However, when you have a deadline push procrastination to the side and at the very least make a game plan and sketch some ideas. Before you know it you will get into the "game mode."
K: Where can we see your art online, or get in touch with you?
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For the past two weeks, I've been posting photos of my latest jewelry creations.
I wondered if any of you had noticed the backdrop?
I found this crate of children's blocks in a dumpster behind a kids consignment shop.
Yes. I was digging through a dumpster.
When I looked in the crate, these weren't modern-day made-in-China building blocks. Instantly, I could tell these were made by hand. Each piece was not perfect. You could tell which blocks were cut from the same piece of wood. But my favorite attribute was the color/paint/patina. These blocks have a wax finish, so as they have been played with and toppled about, they have gotten even prettier with age.
I mention this , because it's darn hard to make jewelry photos look interesting. I was hunting around the house for dishes and boxes. I pulled out some fabric to try to create an interesting backdrop, but they were all boring.
Then I remembered the crate out in the garage. Blocks.
Scroll back through my last few posts and take a closer look at the backgrounds. Then look at the photo in this post where I scale back and you see the jewelry on my table in a pile of blocks.
I think I got some pretty cool effects. All it took was thinking outside the box and a little dumpster diving.


Dulcet tones of a finely tuned wind chime can have a tremendous positive impact upon a person's stress level. Whether made from metal, bamboo, wood, or other material, they offer a pleasant, random ambient noise that sets a subtle tone of tranquility into the scene. Similarly, bells ringing in the wind often send a note from days gone by to the here and now as they gently chime. Dreamcatchers, with their mystic symbolism, offer assistance from the shamic tradition to harnass the positive forces of nature - much like the "chi" force so basic to the Chinese Feng Shui school of harmonic balancing.
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USA/Spanien 2010 - with Martin Sheen, Deborah Kara Unger, James Nesbitt, Yorick van Wageningen ...
Original title: The Way
Genre: Tragicomedy, Drama
Direction: Emilio Estevez
Cinema release: 21.06.2012
Production country: USA/Spanien 2010
Running time: Ca. 120 min.
Rated: From 0 years
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After Hape Kerkeling made the Pilgrim's Way to Santiago extremely popular and director Coline Serreau successfully sent a group of pilgrims to Santiago de Compostela in "Saint Jaques...Pilgrims in French", Martin Sheen, under the direction of his son Emilio Estevez, now also goes to the Camino de Santiago to entertain cinema-goers in an emotional and humorous way. The result may not be a real revelation, but this calm father-son collaboration is a beautiful film.
When the successful ophthalmologist Tom Avery (Sheen) learns that his son Daniel (Estevez) has died on the Way of St. James, Tom's orderly everyday life begins to waver. While Daniel could never stay long in one place and loved to travel the world, his father had never really had the desire to travel far and leave his pleasant comfort zone. But to accompany his deceased son on his last trip back to the USA, Tom flies without hesitation to Spain. When he receives Daniel's belongings there, he realizes how little he actually knew his son. In order to perhaps get even closer to him in his death, Tom decides to follow the Way of St. James instead of Daniel and scatter his son's ashes at the decisive points. A task that he actually wants to accomplish alone. But when the somewhat pushy Dutchman Joost (Yorick van Wageningen) and later the resolute Canadian Sarah (Deborah Kara Unger) and the Irishman Jack (James Nesbitt) join him, Tom realizes that loneliness is not always the best way to cope with mourning - even if his new companions sometimes get on his nerves...
"Your way" is a quiet tragicomedy, which of course lives primarily from the landscape shots along the Way of St. James. Estevez and his team have packed the moving story into images that look pleasingly little like a polished Hollywood production. Besides the picturesquely captured Camino de Santiago, the movie always works out especially well when the very different characters of the chance acquaintances Tom makes along his way interact with each other. Here the movie is full of charm and reserved humor and hits the viewer right in the heart.
However, there are always moments in between that unnecessarily prolong the whole thing and sometimes even try a bit too cramped to get some demanding depth. Especially at the beginning and during the tough finale this is rather negatively noticeable. But even if this weak point reduces the positive overall impression a little, it will be maintained in the end just because of the strong performance of Martin Sheen. The transformation Tom undergoes on the Way of St. James and the way he learns to deal with his grief and feelings of guilt is authentic and comprehensible for every viewer thanks to the often restrained play of the award-winning actor. Only in a scene in which Sheen has to bluster drunk and violin the opinion of his companions does the whole thing seem a bit contrived - which, however, could also be partly due to the German dubbing.
Although "Your Way" is an honest spiritual film, Emilio Estevez avoids beating the viewer with a too intrusive or instructive religious message, which could easily have happened with a film about the Way of St James. By allowing characters to meet who, for very different reasons, take the road to Santiago de Compostela, and by focusing more on their personalities than on their religious convictions, the film as a whole seems very reserved. The life-affirming message, which of course has a lot to do with faith in the end (regardless of whether it is a religious or a very personal form of faith), is conveyed much more intensively and is also readily received by viewers who may not have so much to do with religion.
Despite of some lengths and unnecessary hangs, "Dein Weg" is a very nice movie, which tells a story with a lot of heart and humor, which is always full of great sadness, but at the end it releases the viewer from the cinema with a smile on his face. And it is precisely for this reason that this journey on the Way of St. James can be recommended to all lovers of sophisticated entertainment films and charming arthouse comedies. Worth seeing
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All crazy things must come to an end, and that includes "The Real Housewives of Atlanta."
On Sunday at 10 p.m. on Bravo, the latest season will draw to a close, and hopefully Kim's wig won't get snatched off and no one will be called a slave. It's also hopeful that Cynthia will actually, you know, get married, since that's what this episode is supposed to be about. We'll recap the madness that this will surely be on Monday.
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The Oticon Dual Connect devices are binaurally-fit units that work together to synchronize the device's sound systems to deliver improved sound quality, and increased performance. The Dual Mini hearing aids are very small, yet still loaded with numerous advanced features.
Spatial Sound: This technology provides users with a sense of space to what he or she hears. This can help provide users with enhanced, more realistic sound quality.
Binaural Synchronization: This is a high-speed wireless technology that matches both hearing aids' automatics, noise reduction, and directionality settings to help provide users with the best, easiest hearing quality possible in a variety of sound environments.
Life Learning: This feature allows the user's hearing devices to learn his or her volume preferences over a wide variety of listening situations over time, and automatically apply them. This allows users to make many fewer manual adjustments to his or her hearing aids.
Binaural Coordination: This allows users to adjust the program or volume settings of his or her Dual hearing aids by just adjusting the settings of one device.
Multi-Band Adaptive Directionality: This technology delivers enhanced directionality in a variety of listening situations. This can help make in-noise conversations a much easier task, as the devices focus on speech sounds, and reduce unwanted background noise from multiple directions.
TriState Noise Management: This feature helps preserve the hearing aid's speech intelligibility by using VoiceFinder technology to move seamlessly and automatically between three different sound states.
Dynamic Feedback Cancellation 2: This feature helps eliminate annoying whistling in the user's hearing aid before it is even noticed by the user. Without this feedback, users can enjoy conversations on the phone much more.
Front Focus: With some hearing aids, locating sounds in the user's hearing environment can be difficult. This feature helps users recognize if a sound is coming from in front of them, or behind them, for much easier sound location.
My Voice: This feature allows the Dual hearing aids to recognize if the user is listening or talking. By doing this, the hearing aids provide users with consistent sound quality throughout a conversation.
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NanoCoating: This coating helps protect the user's Dual hearing aids from damaging moisture, sand, dirt, or other debris that can get into his or her hearing aid. With this coating, the hearing aids are much more durable, and longer-lasting.
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In horticulture, the term acidic most often refers to a nutrient solution or growing media that has a pH well below 7.
An acidic environment occurs when a substance falls below 7 on the pH scale – the unit of measure for acidic versus alkaline substances.
Acidic is often used to describe soil conditions in traditional horticulture, but the term has its place in hydroponic gardening as well.
The opposite of an acidic environment is an alkaline environment. Products like pH Up and pH Down can be used to help with acidic environments.
The pH scale is a numeric system ranging between 0 and 14 used to test acidity or alkalinity, with a measurement of 7 being completely neutral.
To most gardeners, the acidity or alkalinity of soil is a primary concern. Certain plants like blueberries, for example, prefer a more acidic soil, whereas species such as roses do not. The pH of the soil, however, is easily altered using compounds like lime or sulfur.
Almost all vegetable plants prefer a neutral or alkaline soil; however, there are plants such holly, boxwood, or myrtle that thrive under more acidic conditions.
Nitrogen from fertilizers can increase the acidity, along with the addition of plant-based organic matter such as compost or leaves. Most often sulfur is used in order to lower the pH.
In hydroponic gardening, monitoring and adjusting the pH of the nutrient solution is of great concern and a lot of care is taken in doing so. The nutrient solution can become too nitrogen-rich, for example, which will lower the pH level to a more acidic state.
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Death: The High Cost of Living
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From the pages of Newbery Medal winner Neil Gaiman's The Sandman comes fan-favorite character Death in a collection of her solo adventures!
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The Meditations are a set of personal reflections by Marcus Aurelius. He writes about the vicissitudes of his own life and explores how to live wisely and virtuously in an unpredictable world.
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Geography of Sardinia


the permanent residents of this country.
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Day 2: After breakfast, delicious make stoppers for natural pastures where shepherds usually Turgon Canyon and the Coke-Kyia jailoo in Kyrgyzstan trekking tour through the round begins. You will be valid for the nomadic Kyrgyz. Distance of tour: 25-30 km. Time of tour: 5-6 hours. You will have lunch in a way.
Day 3: Trekking tour and travel Kok-Kyia-Karakyr Pass (3822 m) in Kyrgyzstan and the river Ottuk visits. Pass the top of a table, you can see the beautiful mountains Tjan-Shanja. Night of tour is in tents in the park.
Day 4: Mountain River Ottyk and through a narrow canyon to visit. You can file Pass (3550 m), and the river will be in jailoo Maisaz Koiluu. Distance of tour: 25-35 km. Time of tour: 5-6 hours.
Day 5: After breakfast was delicious and the Kurusai Maisaz Pass trekking tour and travel starts at 3760 m. and we try Taldysuu. If you are lucky, you can see mountain goats and sheep Marco Polo. Distance of tour: 30 km. Time of tour: 5-6 hours. Night of tour is in tents in the park.
Day 6: Today the road, this will be fascinated by the beauty of the valley, Kichi-Chon Taldy-Suu-Suu valley Taldy will be a round of the trekking tour.
Day 7: fur-trees are poplar, Juniper will be impressed with a beautiful view of the mountain river Saryjaz a way to make the tour , you will come to the village Engilchek, then you will Terecti Valley. Distance of tour: 25-30 km. Time of tour: 5-6 hours.
Day 8: After a tasty breakfast, and Eckichat Achator Sarytor for trekking tour and round one begins. The lunch is organized in a way. Distance of tour: 25-35 km. Time of tour: 5-6 hours.
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Day 10: After a delicious breakfast, start trekking tour and travel down and round Kyzylsky Bashkol Pass - (3700 m). Eckichat jailoo (meadows). Distance of tour: 25-30 km. Time of tour: 5-6 hours.
Day 11: Mountain Valley Terecti visits. Distance of tour: 25-30 km. Time of tour: 5-6 hours.
Day 12: The last days of horse-drawn vehicles to meet and where you Barskoon Valley Terecti round down to the Village Engilchek begin our journey by trekking tour. There is a hot water bath. Custom House Night of tour.
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It is very important to have a reliable travel agency in Kyrgyzstan. A good travel agency in Kyrgyzstan can organize a perfect tour for you for reasonable price. There are many travel companies in Kyrgyzstan and all of them can really help you. Some of these travel companies can organize a cultural tour, a horse riding tour or a trekking tour. It is better to find a travel companies that is famous among travelers. A good travel agency can make travel in Kyrgyzstan unforgettable. Travel companies in Kyrgyzstan have standard view leisure travelers. Some travel agencies also organize a special trip according to your request. You can just write to a travel agency your wishes and they will make a tour for you. You can ask the travel company that brings you want to visit in Kyrgyzstan and that's all. You get a quick answer to the travel company. And then add some changes. Travel companies are very flexible for people. Kyrgyz travel companies prices useful to tourists. And you can completely rely on travel companies. Kyrgyzstan is popular with stunning nature and hospitable people. It is also possible to live with local families in Kyrgyzstan. Just be sure to say that the travel company.
If this is the riding tour in Kyrgyzstan you can not just sleep in the tent, but Kyrgyz yurts (nomadic dwelling). And living among nomads makes Kyrgyzstan so famous for travelers. These travelers usually a riding tour in Kyrgyzstan and then come back with their friends. It is possible to do a horseback riding tour alone or with friends. Even if you are traveling alone can ask a travel company to that of another group of riding. In this way, the price will be lower for horse riding, and then someone with you. Horseback riding tours in Kyrgyzstan has become increasingly popular. More and more travelers want to have a horse riding tour and are always glad to do it. I want to enjoy riding in Kyrgyzstan and therefore we offer the best trips. In fact, riding tours in Kyrgyzstan also famous for the price. It is not too extensive, a riding tour in Kyrgyzstan. All tours include transfers riding in Kyrgyzstan. You need only 40 minutes from the capital Bishkek in Kyrgyzstan to start a horse riding tour. The closest place is Kyrgyz range. There are many canyons that good riding. And a pleasure to ride the horse in a place where there are no people but only wild and untouched nature.


Kansas City Mavericks coach John-Scott Dickson admits to being a bit of a scoreboard watcher at this time of the season. That being the case, he's going to like what he sees tonight.
His Mavericks, who are 2-7-0-1 over the past month, claimed a 3-2 victory Friday over a Fort Wayne Komets team that was 12-0-0-1 in its last 13 games by scoring two "greasy" third-period goals while Adam Carlson turned in his finest performance of the season in goal at Silverstein Eye Centers Arena.
With Kalamazoo and Indy – the two teams directly ahead of the Mavericks in the Central Division – losing Friday night, Kansas City (58 points) jumped ahead of the Fuel (57) into fifth place and trail fourth-place Kalamazoo (59) by just one point. The four top teams from each division advance to postseason action.
Mark Cooper had two goals for the Mavericks, and Corey Durocher scored the game-winner with just 56 seconds left.
When asked about scoreboard watching, the second-year coach said, "Sure, everyone does. But I just want to know what's going on. Both Indy and Kalamazoo have two games in hand, so we have to keep winning. We have to win at home and we have to win on the road. And if we keep playing like we did tonight, we can get into the playoffs.
Durocher took a pinpoint pass from Patch Alber in the paint and drilled it past Garrett Bartus at the 19:04 mark of the third period to put the rambunctious crowd of 5,185 in a state of delirium with the dramatic game-winner.
The Mavericks' second line of Durocher (one goal, one assist), Cooper (two goals) and Jared VanWormer (two assists) was No. 1 in the heart of Carlson, who stonewalled the explosive Komets on 27 of 29 shots.
The Komets led through one period after claiming the lone goal of the opening 20 minutes, a redirection from Marco Roy. The teams were tied at seven shots apiece heading into the locker room.
Cooper tied it in the second, tapping in a perfect cross-crease feed on a two-on-one break from VanWormer at the 7:31 mark.
Justin Hodgman, though, put the visitors back on top heading into the second intermission.
Cooper then corralled a loose puck in front of the net at 6:11 to again pull the Mavericks even.
The teams battled to a stalemate deep into the third, tied until Durocher came through with the game-winning goal.
Carlson's stock has risen with his coach, as he has become one of the noisiest cheerleaders on the Mavericks' bench.
When asked where that team spirit comes from, Carlson had a ready answer.
The Mavericks and Wings meet again at 7:05 p.m. Saturday in a Hockey Heritage Night rematch.


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The Bootleg Beatles: a tribute band with something more…
Stephen Lavoie / July 15, 2016
When does a tribute band become more than just that?
The Bootleg Beatles have a long history, established in 1980 with over 4000 shows under their belts, they have plenty of experience to draw on. These guys provide a level of performance which is elevated beyond what most tribute bands bring to the table.
Bootleg Beatles, live in Manila…
Most folks associate these types of shows as being a bit corny or simply some hack-job pub entertainment. But Steve White as McCartney, Adam Hastings as Lennon, Stephen Hill as Harrison and Gordon Elsmore as Starr take this genre to another whole level, arguably the best in the business. There are a few key factors that set them apart.
The musicality of the concert itself, there were no pre-recorded backtracks, which most bands need when it comes to duplicating Beatles stuff, especially Sgt Pepper tracks, with a deeply layered sound, it can be tricky to reproduce them without a hitch.
A small orchestra on-stage to accompany the band, there were string instruments, and a brass section, all performing in harmony, well done indeed.
Hailing from Britain, their accents come across as authentic, of course you can fake an accent, but unless you're a seasoned professional actor, it usually shows.
All the theatrical props where right there, with three outfit changes for the night to represent the various stages of the Beatles career; black suits with mop-top wigs, psychedelic overcoats, and the more casual dress hippie years. They also had all the guitars you'd see the originals play, with an array of instruments that would make any aficionado envious.
What really impressed me, really what makes them stand out, was the level of dedication of each of the members and their management. It's often the tiny details that make the difference in the big picture, and these guys not only matched the music but the mannerisms.
Hastings carried a posture and distinct nasal sound that was so reminiscent of Lennon, surreal at times. The fashion in which Hill moved about the stage and spoke to the crowd like Harrison would himself and his profile was nearly identical. Gordans work on the drums was just as Ringo was on the kit with his mop top along for the ride.
It even felt "real" in the way they interacted with the crowd in between songs, no scripted words, just emoting what comes to mind, something that their represented character might do and say. Steve who plays McCartney, speaks in a somewhat syncopated fashion with an intonation just as Paul does.
Interesting, to discover that he also had to learn how to play left handed guitar, being naturally right handed. And even wears a bracelet as McCartney would, which creates a mannerisms of lifting the arm slightly to shake the bracelet back down his wrist to keep it out of the way when playing.
The nearly sold out crowd, enjoyed a pleseant overall flow, interesting video, a solid setlist and even a few solos as they coordinated the backstage costume changes. It certainly is a well done show, theatric in nature, but without the feeling of theatrics, if that makes any sense.
It was like they weren't forcing it, more of the opposite, the music seem to naturally flow from these artists, perhaps as you would see from the real Beatles. You could feel it through the sound itself, sounds crazy but true.
If you ever want to experience what a "tribute band" should be, catch this band in action. I've seen a few of these in my day and most don't match up, but this group knocked it out of the park. Well done!
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