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Conservative Critics Say My New Israel Book Is Anti-Semitic. They Must Not Have Read It Very Closely
By John B. Judis
The week my book, Genesis: Truman, American Jews, and the Origins of the Arab-Israeli Conflict, appeared, I got an email from David Horowitz (the Hollywood ultra-rightist, not the consumer advocate), jointly addressed to his comrades Ronald Radosh and Peter Collier, accusing me of having "become a supporter of the Nazis" by having written "a book defending them." That was followed by condemnatory reviews by Radosh in the Jerusalem Post, Jordan Chandler Hirsch in the Wall Street Journal editorial page, and Rick Richman in Commentary. While these reviews didn't accuse me of plagiarizing Mein Kampf, they claimed that my book was part of a "new worldwide effort to question the legitimacy of Israel" (Radosh) and the work of a "faux Elder of Zion" (Richman) who "deploys the bigotry of yesteryear" (Hirsch) and insists that Arab massacres against Jews are "justified" (Hirsch and Radosh).
My usual policy on reviews is that any publicity is good publicity as long as the reviewers spell my name correctly. (A negative Village Voice review of my biography of William F. Buckley, Jr. was appropriately entitled "The Betrayal of Judis.") But I have to admit that I found it disturbing that after reading one of these reviews, an old friend called to ask me whether in my book I really advocated the abolition of Israel. The fact is that I don't believe in the abolition of Israel, nor in half the things that these reviewers have attributed to me. Here is a brief survey of what they say I wrote and what I actually wrote and believe.
1. Do I think the massacre of Jews was justified? In 1929, Arabs massacred Jews in the villages of Hebron and Safed. Hirsch writes that I "play down or character as understandable responses to Jewish provocation" in this and other "heinous Arab actions." Radosh writes that I treat it as "a justified Arab response to Jewish provocation." (The similarity in phrasing is no accident. These reviews are usually pile ons.) Here is what I wrote about the massacre:
In Jerusalem, seventeen Jews were killed by crowds, but the worst violence took place in neighboring Hebron and Safed, where for centuries orthodox Jews, many of them opposed to Zionism, had lived peacefully with Arabs. In Hebron, Arab mobs killed between 65 and 70 Jews and in Safed 18 Jews were killed. Overall, 123 Jews were killed and 116 Arabs–the latter primarily by British police.
I leave it to you: Does this seem like I am "playing down" or "justifying" the massacre?
2. Do I want to abolish or delegitimize the state of Israel? Radosh talks about delegitimization. Richman hints at darker designs. He accuses me of having "written a book that insists the source of the conflict was the Jewish desire for a state… Judis's policy preference is entirely clear to those with eyes to see. Judis suggests he is bringing a moral vision to Americans who lack a historical perspective, but he lacks the courage to spell out his obvious conclusion." Richman seems to think I support the replacement of Israel with an Arab-majority state, but that I was fearful of expressing this proposal in my book.
What I was fearful of doing was making proposals that would look outdated within months of my book's publication, so I avoided any statements about borders or refugees or East Jerusalem. But you'd not have to graduate from a fancy law school to understand that I thought Barack Obama's initial proposals in September 2009 and John Kerry's in 2013 for a two-state solution were attempts to resolve rather than exacerbate the conflict between the Israelis and Palestinians. If Kerry succeeds, I conclude, "the time for an end to the irrepressible conflict could finally come."
If Radosh or Richman had any doubts about my views, they could have consulted my articles that over the years supporting the attempt to achieve a two-state solution. Radosh quotes from my New Republic essay on Truman, but he seems to have missed this passage:
Truman's solution to the conflict was, of course, a federated or binational Palestine. If that was out of the question in 1946, it is even more so almost 70 years later. If there is a "one-state solution" in Israel/Palestine, it is likely to be an authoritarian Jewish state compromising all of British Palestine. What remains possible, although enormously difficult to achieve, is the creation of a Palestinian state alongside Israel. That is what the last three American Presidents, sometimes facing opposition from Israel's lobby in Washington as well as from the Israeli government and the Palestinian Hamas organization, have tried unsuccessfully to promote, and what Secretary of State John Kerry is currently trying to negotiate.
3. Am I a bigot? The Wall Street Journal's Hirsch claims that I endorse an anti-Semitic view of Herbert Samuel, who was a member of the British cabinet during World War I and later the British High Commissioner in Palestine. Hirsch writes:
A running theme is that had these Jews been patriotic Britons, they wouldn't have lobbied for Zionism. Mr. Judis uncritically cites Prime Minister H. H. Asquith receiving a pro-Zionist memo from Herbert Samuel, a Jewish cabinet member, and noting in a private letter that "it is a curious illustration … that 'race is everything' to find this almost lyrical outburst proceeding from the well-ordered and methodical brain of [Samuel]." Mr. Judis thus deploys the bigotry of yesteryear to bolster his contemporary arguments.
Hirsch conveniently elides the author of the statement that "race is everything." In my book, the full sentence reads "It is a curious illustration of Dizzy's [Disraeli's] favorite maxim that 'race is everything' ..." Disraeli was of Jewish ancestry. But let me say a few things about this. In writing history, one doesn't necessarily comment on everything that a politician says. Asquith's remark reveals his attitude, not my attitude, toward Samuel and his proposal. My attitude toward Samuel is entirely different from Asquith's. I portray Samuel as a patriotic Briton and a Zionist: "Samuel's view of Palestine was also shaped by the fact that he was a British official—whose first loyalty was to his government at home—and a prominent member of the left-leaning Liberal Party." I actually consider Samuel a heroic figure: "He was a creature of his time, but for the most part he refused to treat Palestine's Arabs as inferior beings with lesser rights."
I could find numerous other examples where these authors misrepresent my views, but I don't want to bore you. I would like to conclude instead on one point that is prominent in Hirsch's review and that is not entirely a misrepresentation and that may lie at the bottom of some, but not all, of these perfervid denunciations of my book. Hirsch charges that "in accusing Zionists of colonial aggression, a new history equates Europe's mightiest powers with its greatest victims, the Jews." This mischaracterizes my views, but not entirely.
Theodor Herzl, Chaim Weizmann and the British Zionists who helped draft the Balfour Declaration did not aspire to create an empire like that of the British or French, but to be junior partners of the Western imperialist powers. Herzl, who admired Cecil Rhodes, described the Jewish state as "a part of a wall of defense for Europe in Asia, an outpost of civilization against barbarism." The Zionist movement established "colonies" and aspired to create a Jewish state in a territory where, at the beginning of the Zionist movement, Arabs made up 95 percent of the population. American Zionists compared the Zionists in Palestine with American colonial settlers. At the time, colonialism and imperialism were not dirty words they way they are now. So yes, I think much of the Zionist movement—with the exception of Ahad Ha'am and his followers—saw themselves engaged in a mission that could be described as settler colonialism.
I think the problem is that some enthusiastic supporters of Israel may believe that by acknowledging that history, they thereby confirm that Israel is "illegitimate." But many states, including the United States, are products of settler colonialism and conquest. There is no going back in these cases. What Israel's early history does suggest, though, is that Palestinian Arabs have a legitimate grievance against Israelis that has never been satisfactorily addressed. It won't be addressed by abolishing Israel—that's not going to happen—but it can be addressed by an equitable two-state solution that gives both peoples a state and that opens the way for Israel's reconciliation with its neighbors. If there is a lesson to Genesis—and I happen to believe that history can tell us things about the present—that's what it is.
John B. Judis is the author of The Nationalist Revival: Trade, Immigration and the Revolt Against Globalization.
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Elite 8 Bound
Le Moyne defeats Bloomfield College 75-59 to reach the NCAA Division II Elite 8. They will play West Texas A&M University next week.
Tags:2018, Bloomfield College, College Basketball, EAST REGION Finals, Le Moyne College, March Madness, NCAA Division II
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Game Day (24 v. 24)
Bloomfield forward Nick Davidson
Another key matchup for tonight's NCAA Division II East Region Final is at the forward spot: It's two seniors, one from New Jersey, another from Ohio, and they both wear number 24.
Bloomfield College's Nick Davidson scored 33 points in the semi-final 109-91 win over Merrimack.
Le Moyne senior forward Robert Jones, III scored 14 points, including 10-for-10 from the free throw line, in his team's 67-63 victory of The College of St. Rose. He also grabbed six rebounds and had one block.
Le Moyne versus Bloomfield will tip-off tonight at 7 pm (Ted Grant Court).
Le Moyne College forward Robert Jones, III
Tags:2018, Bloomfield College, College Basketball, EAST REGION Finals, Le Moyne College, March Madness, NCAA Division II, Nick Davidson, Robert Jones III, Ted Grant Court
Win or Go Home
Monday, March 12th, 2018
Le Moyne's Tyquan Rolon (senior guard)
At some point tomorrow Le Moyne's Tyquan Rolon and Bloomfield's Keith Washington will be matched up against each other. These two left-handed, well really ambidextrous guards, will lead their respective teams in the NCAA Division II East Regional Final on Tuesday. Washington had 31 (including 7 three-pointers) to help his team defeat Merrimack College on Sunday. Rolon had 12 points and four assists in Le Moyne's win against The College of St. Rose.
In team sports, mano-o-mano is not the name of the game, but this should be fun to watch.
Bloomfield College's Keith Washington (junior guard)
Tags:2018, Bloomfield College, College Basketball, College of St. Rose, EAST REGION Finals, Keith Washington, Le Moyne College, March Madness, Merrimack College, NCAA Division II, Tyquan Rolon
Friday, March 9th, 2018
St. Thomas Aquinas Men's Basketball won the 2017 NCAA Division II East Regional at Le Moyne College.
Tags:2017, EAST REGION Finals, Le Moyne College, NCAA Division II, St. Thomas Aquinas College
Redshirt Jr. Justin Reyes cuts down the net after today's victory.
Justin Reyes was named Most Outstanding Player for the NCAA Div. II East Region after Wednesday's 26 point, 13 rebound performance. He also had 4 blocks.
St. Thomas Aquinas (STAC) outlasted a formidable College of St. Rose team 69-66.
STAC moves on to play South Dakota next week.
Reyes hammered home a dunk in the first half of yesterday's game.
Tags:2017, Basketball, EAST REGION Finals, Justin Reyes, March Madness, NCAA Division II, St. Thomas Aquinas College
Who, What,Wear (NCAA Div. II East Regional Final, Ted Grant Court)
Fans of St. Thomas Aquinas College in town to cheer on their team. They came from Brooklyn. We enjoyed their rabid fan base and their custom t-shirts.
Tags:2017, Basketball, EAST REGION Finals, March Madness, St. Thomas Aquinas College, Style, Ted Grant Court
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And the winner is…Stella
Justin Reyes
Due to inclement weather, the NCAA Div. II Regional Final game between St. Thomas Aquinas College and College of St. Rose was moved to Wednesday at 2 pm.
Tags:2017, Basketball, EAST REGION Finals, Justin Reyes, March Madness, NCAA Division II, Snow Storms, Weather
More March Madness
St. Rose's Tyler Sayre
The NCAA Div. II East Regional held at Lemoyne for the past few days has featured some spectacular basketball games. We are not sure if it was underappreciated, but we will say that more promotion was needed. It was a great venue for kids, families, fans and coaches. The good news is this: you still have a chance to check it out.
Tonight St. Thomas Aquinas College will do battle with College of St. Rose to determine the championship of the East Region. One key match up will be between Justin Reyes and Tyler Sayre. At some point these two MVP's for their respective clubs will meet either in the paint or on the wing.
Justin Reyes of St. Thomas Aquinas College
Tags:Basketball, College of St. Rose, EAST REGION Finals, Justin Reyes, NCAA Division II, Tyler Sayre

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Exit for Argus
Argus Capital Partners, a Central and Eastern European private equity fund, has sold its 21% stake in Aster City Cable, a Polish cable television and broadband operators, to Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst for an undisclosed amount.
The sale represents a money multiple of approximately three times for ARGUS and generates an internal rate of return (IRR) of almost 90%.
The divestment comes ahead of an expected fund raising for its second Central European fund, which is believed to have a target of €200m.
Argus invested in Aster City Cable in March 2003 when it acquired the business from Elektrim Telekomunikacja, along with AIG Emerging Europe Infrastructure Fund and Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst, for a total €110m. AIG, which took a 39% stake, sold its share to Hicks Muse in November and is reported to have made a 3x return.
Argus held a final closing of its first Central European private equity fund in September 2000 at around €130m. The fund attracted commitments from 10 institutional investors from North America, Western Europe, the Middle East and Far East. It has invested in 10 companies so far.
SJ Berwin advised Argus and Weil Gotshal Manges acted for Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst.


Janet Barkhouse's poems and stories have been published across Canada in such journals as CV2, TNQ, Riddle Fence, Room, and the Literary Review of Canada. Her debut collection of poems, Salt Fires, published by Pottersfield Press in the fall of 2018, follows on two chapbooks--Silence, and Sable Island Fieldnotes (with photographs by Zoe Lucas); a docupoem short screened at Lunenburg Doc Fest 2017; and three children's books. In 2013-14 she was Artist in Residence with her daughter, singer-songwriter Alex Hickey, at Dalhousie's Medical School, through their Humanities-HEALS program.
Sable Island Fieldnotes: poems by Janet Barkhouse; photographs by Zoe Lucas. Halifax: Friends of the Green Horse Society, 2017.
Keeper of the Light. Halifax: Formac Publishing Company, 2016. Picture book, illus. Thérèse Cilia.
Silence: Poems by Janet Barkhouse. Chapbook. Self-published. Handmade by Nancy French, Lindenlea Paper, Ottawa, 2015.
Pit Pony: The Picture Book. Halifax: Formac Publishing Company, 2012. Picture book, illus. Sydney Smith. Original novel by Joyce Barkhouse.
Sable Island--Imagine! Toronto: Curriculum Plus, 2010. Children's chapter book; illus. Sally Bratt.
Aubades: Poetry and Prose from Nova Scotia Writers. Ed. E. Alex Pierce. NS: Boularderie Island Press, 2018.
Whispers of Mermaids and Wonderful Things: Children's Poetry and Verse from Atlantic Canada. Ed. Sheree Fitch and Ann Hunt. Halifax: Nimbus Publishing, 2017.
Untying the Apron: Daughters Remember Mothers of the 50s. Ed. Lorri Neilsen Glenn. Toronto: Guernica, 2013.
Indian Path Common: its flora, fauna & history. Ed. S. Kashanski and C. Pross. Lunenburg, 2010.


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How create and edit .vimrc in your home directory to start using Vundle.
Run vim and type :PluginInstall. It will install vim-elixir plugin which provides support for Elixir syntax. Here is the screenshot from my Vim session with Elixir test project.


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HomeNewsRecord breaking bridge opens to the public in Portugal
Record breaking bridge opens to the public in Portugal
The 516 Arouca Bridge, the world's longest pedestrian suspension bridge, has opened to local residents and will be open to the general public from 3 May.
By PA/TPN, in News, Porto & North · 30 Apr 2021, 01:00 · 1 Comments
Connecting the banks of Canelas to that of Alvarenga over a 516 metre span, the new tourist attraction in the Aveiro district is connected to the Passadiços do Paiva and is located 175 metres above the river, providing clear views in all directions of the landscape through metallic railings that makes up the floor of the bridge and its side rails.
The bridge will be open to all those over the age of six, with children up to the age of 17 and those over 65 paying €10 for a ticket and all others paying €12.
The mayor of Arouca, Margarida Belém, told Lusa that the ticket prices had not been set as a means to guarantee a quick financial return on the investment of €2.3 million which was used in the construction of the bridge, but to do justice to the "exclusive experience provided by the bridge, implanted in a valuable and protected natural territory".
In April the new Ponte 516 Arouca can be visited between 9am and 7pm. Then, from May to September it will be open from 8am to 8pm, in October it will be open again from 9am to 7pm and from November to March it will be open only between 9am and 5pm.
Reservations and payment of tickets must be made online through the website www.516arouca.pt, where general information about the bridge is available.
516 AROUCA NOS PASSADIÇOS DO PAIVA 4K longest pedestrian suspension bridge in the world
The bridge is the result of a project by ITeCons - Institute for Research and Technological Development for Construction, Energy, Environment and Sustainability at the University of Coimbra, with the contract being entrusted to the company Conduril. Outside Works, Oliveira and Sá, Edirio, Geoborte Microestacas and Toscca also worked with this construction company.
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€12 for the privilege of walking across a bridge? Right...
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A young Brazilian was arrested today at São Paulo International Airport, while trying to board a flight to Lisbon with more than two kilograms of cocaine hidden in a strap placed around his abdomen, announced the Federal Police.
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€3.6 million pay check for nine months work
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1. Recording: Record keeping and closing the books are the foundation for creating useful internal information about your business. The architecture behind excellent recording systems and processes prevents errors, minimizes inputs and is time sensitive. Over the years I have learned when employees in the recording process have a sense of urgency other areas of CFO responsibility can thrive. This is because CFO operations starts with good record keeping.
In the recent past this area has been cast in a dark light. The term "transaction processing" and the misconception that this admin work is not value added has been interpreted by many to mean this area isn't important or doesn't deserve our attention. That thinking couldn't be further from the truth. To readers outside Canada and the United States, I apologize for the following American Football analogy. The employees responsible for recording at your company are like linemen in the Canadian or National Football Leagues. Without them, we'd never get off a snap. To be a successful CFO highly effective people, processes and systems in your recording area are a must.
Include key non-financial information in your management reports to give context to the financial statements and vice versa.
Historical (think last month) financial information is a decaying asset with a very short half-life. Challenge to CFOs and Controllers: Have your reports ready for management review within a week of the close of the business period.
When it comes to managerial reporting it's better to be almost right quickly than to be perfectly right slowly. (if you are a practicing Chartered Accountant or CPA, I expect your heart rate just went off the charts). Remember – these reports have a short half-life.
3. Governance: In addition to recording and reporting the Governance aspect of operating a business is a defining Accounting attribute. Governance includes the initial and ongoing legal documents that give structure and rules to an entity as well as internal controls to protect corporate assets and reduce the risk of incurring unanticipated liabilities.
Unless we happen to form the business, we inherit the governance rules and governance culture for the company's we go to work for. This may lead us to overlook the value in understanding the framework the company was built on, including the current rules of governance. I encourage any senior financial officer to read the documents that formed the company and the current rules of governance. It's possible you'll find outdated rules, expired schedules and conflicting items that have arisen of time. Better yet, you'll have a good understanding of the rules of engagement.
Internal controls are the policies and related principles that a company uses to strengthen its internal guidance system. A comprehensive framework for internal controls has been developed by The Committee of Sponsoring Organizations (COSO) of the Treadway Commission. It is a very good tool to benchmark your internal control framework against.
Like many of the Defining Attributes, Governance is tightly linked to another attribute. In this case it is Treasury – Risk Management. To read about Risk Management see the 3rd article in our series, Treasury.
If you missed Attribute #3: Treasury? Catch up here.


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. . . Yet understanding students' reactions is essential: so many things might need fine tuning so that teachers better match their performance to their students' needs. One solution therefore is for teachers to conduct student surveys privately. The information they glean will be for their eyes only and can help them plan more effective lessons.
To start the activity the teachers need to explain to classes that, from time to, they will be giving them short questionnaires, holding discussions and holding interviews in order to ensure that everybody is learning as effectively as possible. The teachers have a number of tactics at their disposal. They can issue specific questionnaires. A example is provided on this web page: http://www.philseflsupport.com/unseenobs_students.htm/. They can have sets of instant reaction cards: too easy, too hard, just right. Each student has a set and at the end of the lesson the teacher ask the students to hold up their choice. They can hold debriefing discussions in which they summarize what they wanted a lesson to achieve and ask students if they felt the aims had been met.
We also have to remember that individuals will react differently so it is helpful to hold some one-to-one structured interviews. This could be done by calling out individuals while the class is working on a task such as reading comprehension. The interviews should focus on the student's perception of their needs and progress so as not to set up an embarrassing situation in which the students is asked to comment on the teacher's performance.
Another way of gathering personal responses is to engage in an exchange of messages when teachers mark students' work. For example, if a student has made a lot of errors, the teacher can ask if the student would like further work on specific areas or a different approach or more time. In a way this is a kind of action research in which the teachers monitor their performance, reflect on the information they gather and then make changes in the light of the information received.
I should just add that in some cultures where teachers are kept at an arm's length and are not expected to relate in this way their classes this approach would not work.
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Can anyone with the HP Touchpad and an Apple Wireless Keyboard try something out?
Discussion in 'Mac Accessories' started by shadowbird423, Aug 24, 2011.
I bought an HP Touchpad over the weekend and was wondering how the Apple Keyboard worked with it (specifically the function keys). Could someone make a list of which ones do and don't work so I can decide whether getting a new keyboard made for it is worth it?
I think you might be the only one...!
I can't be.... Some people posted about it earlier this week.
the hp touchpad wireless keyboard is on clearout for only $35 but it's decidedly inferior to the apple keyboard.
plastic underside with the battery compartment and power switch are very inferior.
the hp touchpad keyboard works with mac.
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Cult show Community picked up for a 6th Season
Posted by: Stephen Flockton in News, TV July 1, 2014	0 10,094 Views
The cult sitcom Community was cancelled by NBC after the show's fifth season and for a while it looked like the show's cheeky references to "Six Seasons & a Movie!" were not to be. Thankfully, the fans prayers have been answered and Sony Pictures Television have announced that season six of Community will air on Yahoo Screen streaming service this September.
There will be 13 episodes of the 6th season with casting and story details still under wraps. Sony have not confirmed which of the cast will be returning for this season, causing a lot of speculation given Chevy Chase and Donald Glover had already left the show.
Dan Harmon (the show's creator) released a statement on Monday saying "I am very pleased that Community will be returning for its predestined sixth season on Yahoo, I look forward to bringing our beloved NBC sitcom to a larger audience by moving it online."
Yahoo have been moving into the streaming video content space with new shows Other Space and Sin City Saints announced last April. It will be interesting to see what impact Yahoo and Community can have on the video streaming content market.
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I am a certified birth doula and I completed my training and certification with DONA International, the oldest, largest and most respected doula association in the world. In addition to my doula training and certification, I am a Lamaze Certified Childbirth Educator (LCCE) and a mom of two. While I believe professional training and certification is important, I also believe my personal birth experiences allow me to connect with my clients on a much deeper level.
Attending births has allowed me to gain priceless experience with several birthing techniques (including aromatherapy, hydrotherapy, HypnoBirthing etc) in various settings (hospital, birthing center, home). I have worked with clients trying to achieve a natural birth as well as a medicated birth, with first time moms as well as repeat birth clients, with moms carrying one as well as two babies, with midwives as well as obstetricians. I have gained experience with VBAC, gentle cesarean, and healing birthing following a traumatic birth experience.
I am available for due dates in June – August 2016.
If you don't see your area listed, please contact me anyway as I may be able to accommodate you. However, I currently do not accept clients residing or giving birth outside of New Jersey.
(*) What's a Visual Birth Plan?
As mentioned above, every client will receive a Birth Plan Sample (Word Document) for you to personalize and a custom Visual Birth Plan (PDF).
A Visual Birth Plan is a very useful addition to your written birth plan. While I strongly believe it's a good idea to summarize your labor & birth preferences in writing and go over them with your caregiver, a couple of pages of text may not be very efficient during labor. I find the visual birth plan a lot more effective in the hospital environment as it's easier and faster to "read" for the busy hospital staff while still getting your point across.
For pricing, additional information and to schedule your complimentary in-person meeting, please contact me. A face-to-face meeting is a great opportunity for you to ask any questions you'd like. Here is a great article with question to ask your would-be doula.
Women have complex needs during childbirth. In addition to the safety of modern prenatal care and the love and companionship provided by their partners, women need consistent, continuous reassurance, comfort, encouragement and respect. They need individualized care based on their circumstances and preferences. The role of the birth doula encompasses the nonclinical aspects of care during childbirth.
Doulas provide assistance in gathering information for women and their partners and continuous and compassionate physical and emotional support during labor and birth. Perhaps the most crucial role of the doula is providing continuous reassurance and comfort for the entire labor. Doulas are well-versed in non-medical skills and do not perform clinical tasks, such as vaginal exams, fetal heart rate or blood pressure monitoring. Doulas do not diagnose medical conditions, offer second opinions or give medical advice. Most importantly, doulas do not make decisions for their clients; they do not project their own values and goals onto the laboring woman. The doula's goal is to help the woman have a safe and satisfying childbirth as the woman defines it.
Of course, the woman's partner is essential in providing support for the woman. A doula cannot make some of the unique contributions that the partner makes, such as a long-term commitment, intimate knowledge of the woman and love for her and her child. The doula is there in addition to, not instead of, the partner. Ideally, the doula and the partner make the perfect support team for the woman, complementing each other's strengths.
Some men may feel overwhelmed by expectation to be intimately involved as advisers, coaches and decision-makers for women. This turns out to be an unrealistic expectation for most men because they have little prior knowledge of birth or medical procedures and little confidence or desire to ask questions of medical staff. In addition, some men feel helpless and distressed over the women's pain and are not able to provide the constant reassurance and nurturing that women need.
With a doula present, the pressure on the partner is decreased and he or she can participate at his or her own comfort level. Partners often feel relieved when they can rely on a doula for help; they enjoy the experience more. For those partners who want to play an active support role, the doula assists and guides them in effective ways to help their loved ones in labor.


With the Viceroy, Dragon has brought classic lines and styling in a wearable size. But for those that want to make a bolder statement, Regal is where it's at. With the same premium details and materials as the Viceroy - handmade acetate frame, custom metal temple tips, and intricate color combinations - the Regal takes it a step further with a larger frame size and silhouette. Still classy, still clean, just a little louder.


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The common question about worship these days is: How do you feel about it? While common, it somehow misses the mark. If worship is directed toward God, that should not be the primary question to ask. The Bible makes it clear that worship is about God and centers on God. Worship is our response to the revelation of God's sovereignty, holiness, and love. We know and are fully aware of God's greatness, and so we are driven to worship.
God's greatness highlights the gulf between Him and us. He is the Creator and we are the creatures. He is holy and we are unholy. Worshiping God is acknowledging the fact that He is our Creator, and, that He is glorious, holy, and eternal. But while acknowledging the greatness of God, worship also highlights His love that overcomes the gap. It is His love that reaches down to us through Christ that we may come and worship Him. Worship is about God, not about us because it depends on God's self-revelation in Jesus Christ. Christian worship centers on the cross where God's holiness and mercy met.
God made us to worship Him, and because of sin, we are unable to do it. He helped us worship Him in the right way. The right way to worship Him is through His Son, Jesus Christ. Jesus declared that He alone is the way, the truth, and the life. No one can come to the Father except through Him. That also means that we cannot worship the true God except through Jesus Christ. Instead of mere mood or mere atmosphere, Christian worship must center on God and aim for His glory. We worship God in the way that pleases Him, not us. Since the heart of the Bible is Jesus Christ, the only worship that can please God is the one that glorifies, proclaims, and centers on Christ.
Therefore let us be grateful for receiving a kingdom that cannot be shaken, and thus let us offer to God acceptable worship, with reverence and awe (Hebrews 12:28).


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First Romanian School (Prima Scoala Romaneasca)
Piata Unirii nr.2-3, Brasov, Romania, 500123
The school was originally built in 1495. In 1760, it was replaced by a pastel-colored baroque building. It functioned as a school until 1941 and reopened as a museum in 1964. See an old classroom with wooden benches, as well as an early printing press and a library with some of the oldest books in Romania. Other exhibits in the museum complex focus on Stefan Mironescu paintings, Nicolae Titulescu, and traditional folk costumes from the region.
Visit the First Romanian School as part of a guided walking tour that features stops at top Brasov attractions, such as St. Nicholas Church, the Black Church, and Council Square.
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This is a must-visit for those interested in Romanian history and culture.
The curator of the museum offers guided tours of the school, and interesting insights about the school and Romanian history.
In addition to the five rooms of the 2-story building, the museum complex incorporates a few other buildings nearby with different exhibits.
The First Romanian School is located on the grounds of St. Nicholas Church, at Unirii Square in the southwestern part of Brasov. It is about 0.6 miles (1 kilometer) from Council Square. Or you can take bus No. 50 from Council Square to Unirii Square.
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The First Romanian School is open daily, year-round. The guided tour takes less than an hour, and there are a number of other rooms and exhibits to explore, so allow time to spend one to two hours here. The school is on the grounds of St. Nicholas Church, and most people explore both sights when they visit.
First Romanian Printing Press
The first Romanian printing press displayed at the museum is notable for printing a number of firsts, including the first Romanian letter in Latin, the first Romanian textbook, and the first Romanian Bible. Only 39 books were ever printed on this press.
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Q: Infima of conditional densities after disintegration Consider the measurable partition of the open unit square $(0,1)\times(0,1)$ into horizontal intervals $L_y=(0,1)\times\{y\}$. Let $\mu$ be a Borel probability measure with the disintegration
$$
\mu(B) = \int_{(0,1)} \mu_y(B\cap L_y) dP(y)
$$
holding for all Borel sets $B\subset (0,1)\times(0,1)$. Here $\mu_y$ is the conditional probability measure on $L_y$ and $P$ is the factor probability measure on $(0,1)$. Let us assume that $\mu_y$ has a density $\rho_y$ on $L_y$ for each $y\in(0,1)$. (However, $P$ may well be singular. We can set $\mu_y=\text{Leb}$ as necessary to define a conditional probability for all $y$ without affecting the measure.)
Question 1: Is the function $\rho:(0,1)\times(0,1)\to\mathbb{R}:\rho(x,y)=\rho_y(x)$ Borel measurable?
Question 2: Is the function $f:(0,1)\to\mathbb{R}:f(y)=\inf_{x\in L_y}\rho_y(x)$ Borel measurable?
I would appreciate an answer even in the special case where each $\rho_y$ is assumed continuous.

A: (1) The answer to Question 1 is affirmative.
Indeed, let us define the auxiliary measure $m$ by
$$
m(B) = \int_{(0,1)} \mathrm{Leb}_y(B\cap L_y) dP(y),
$$
where $\mathrm{Leb}_y$ stands for the Lebesgue measure on the horizontal interval $L_y$. (In fact, $m$ is the product measure of the Lebesgue measure on $(0,1)$ and of $P$.) We show that $\mu$ is absolutely continuous with respect to $m$. So, let $B$ be such that $m(B)=0$. Then $\mathrm{Leb}_y(B\cap L_y)=0$ for $P$-almost-every $y\in(0,1)$. But we assumed that the conditional measure $\mu_y$ of $\mu$ is absolutely continuous with respect to $\mathrm{Leb}_y$. It follows that $\mu_y(B\cap L_y)=0$ for $P$-almost-every $y\in(0,1)$, or $\mu(B)=0$. This proves absolute continuity. Accordingly, there exists an integrable Borel measurable function $\rho:(0,1)\times(0,1)\to[0,\infty)$, for which
$$
\int_B d\mu = \int_B\rho dm = \int_{(0,1)}\int_{L_y} (1_B\rho)(x,y)d\mathrm{Leb}_y(x)dP(y)
$$
is true for any Borel set $B$. This implies that, for $P$-a.e. $y\in(0,1)$, the function $\rho(\cdot,y)$ is the density $\rho_y$ of $\mu_y$. $\square$
(2) Coming to Question 2, the answer is affirmative in the mentioned special case that each $\rho_y$ is continuous, because in that case $\inf_{x\in L_y}\rho_y(x) = \inf_{x\in (0,1)\cap\mathbb{Q}}\rho(x,y)$, where in the last expression we are taking the infimum of countably many Borel measurable functions of $y$.
In other words, Question 2 is still open in the general case. Can a Lusin-type argument ("every measurable function is nearly continous") work there?

A: Well, the question was asked a long time ago, so my answer might not be of much help to the asker any more; but perhaps for the sake of future readers I'll write an answer anyway.
Since densities are only unique up to almost-everywhere equality, there are (at least) two slightly different questions that Question 2 could be asking:
(a) Does there exist a version of $\rho_y$ for each $y$, such that $f$ is Borel-measurable?
(b) Is it the case that for any versions of the densities under which $(x,y) \mapsto \rho(x,y)$ is Borel-measurable, $f$ is also Borel-measurable?
The answer to (a) is yes: given a version $\rho(x,y)$ such that $(x,y) \mapsto \rho(x,y)$ is Borel-measurable (which is known to exist, according to the above answer), if $f$ is not already Borel-measurable, then just take

$\rho'(x,y):= \max ( \, \rho(x,y) \, , \, \textrm{Leb-ess}\hspace{0.7mm}\textrm{inf}_{\xi \in (0,1)} \rho(\xi,y)\,)$.

(It is not too hard to show that the corresponding $f$ will be Borel-measurable, and also that $(x,y) \mapsto \rho'(x,y)$ is itself Borel-measurable.)
The answer to (b) is almost yes - specifically, $f$ will be Lebesgue-measurable (but not necessarily Borel-measurable). This is due the following immediate corollary of the measurable projection theorem:

Let $(X,\mathcal{X})$ be a standard measurable space, let $(Y,\mathcal{Y})$ be a measurable space, and let $\rho:X \times Y \to \bar{\mathbb{R}}$ be a measurable function. Then $f:Y \to \bar{\mathbb{R}}$, $f(y)=\inf_{x \in X}\rho(x,y)$ is universally measurable (that is to say, it is measurable with respect to the $l$-completion of $\mathcal{Y}$ for any probability measure $l$ on $(Y,\mathcal{Y})$).

Proof: For any $a \in \mathbb{R}$, $f^{-1}([-\infty,a))$ is precisely the $Y$-projection of $\rho^{-1}([-\infty,a))$.


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Q: Golang Changeable field I'd like to know that is possible to make a changeable struct for golang.
Here is the thing.
there are the different objects of JSON.
It contains "meta" always, but "data" will be changed like below.
{"meta":{"A":"AA, "B":"BB"}, "data":{"C":"CC"}}
{"meta":{"A":"DD, "B":"EE"}, "data":{"F":"FF"}}

In my golang code, there is so many structs for JSON like below.
type meta struct {
    A  string  `json:"A"`
    B float64 `json:"B"`
}

type data1 struct {
    C int64 `json:"C"`
}

type JSON1 struct {
    MetaData meta `json:"meta"`
    Contents data1 `json:"data"`
}

type data2 struct {
    C int64 `json:"F"`
}

type JSON2 struct {
    MetaData meta `json:"meta"`
    Contents data2 `json:"data"`
}

So, I need to define all the struct.
Is there any way to make the Contents field is changeable to reduce JSON"A", "B" definitions?
Thanks for the reply in advance.

A: You can use map[string]interface{}
type JSON struct {
    MetaData meta                   `json:"meta"`
    Contents map[string]interface{} `json:"data"`
}

and then access data like:
var d JSON
...
content, ok := d.Contents["F"] // ok is false if "F" is not present


Over 60 communities across Arkansas were recognized for the work they did in 2016 to make the healthy choice the first choice. Join in and be recognized for the efforts your community is making to become healthier!
The simple application must be submitted annually for communities to retain the "Growing Healthy Communities" title. Data submitted in the application helps ArCOP tell the story of how Arkansas is doing as well as identifying statewide trends and areas of need.


I love this project because it not only let children directly experience helping someone, but it also allows children to directly experience the appreciation of the recipient.
"Thank you so much for the intentionality of teaching our children about caring for others. [My girls] were thrilled to hand out their blessing bags while we were downtown today. We even kept our distance and watched as the woman poured over her bag excitedly".
In our classes, we like to add a little 'crafty' twist to the project. Instead of just a plain plastic bag, we decorated the bags with duct tape.
It not only added some fun to the project for the kids but also benefitted the recipients who received it by giving them a reusable waterproof pouch they could use again and again.
We also encouraged our students to write an "inspirational/kind note" to let the recipients know others are thinking of them.
Before getting to the directions, I wanted to share with you this complete service learning project lesson plan. In this download, you will not only receive the crafting directions, but also a video to watch with you children to help introduce the social issue of homelessness. We also included discussion questions, materials list and reflections questions to complete the service learning experience. Just fill out the form below and we will send you the FREE DOWNLOAD to your email right away.!
Blessing Bag Directions with Social Issue Video Introduction and Discussion Questions.
Step 6: Add an inspirational/kind note to the bag.
Step 7: With you child, find someone in the community that you think could benefit from the blessing bag. If you get a chance, take a step back and have your child observe the reaction of the recipient. Often times, children will get to see the deep appreciation of the recipients which shows them that they can make a difference.


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My Lady Boss
Zach (Gutierrez) is a rich boy forced to find and keep a job after a major blunder in a company he set up. He ends up working for Evelyn, whom he discovers to be the boss from hell. In the long run, he sees her for who and what she really is. Meanwhile, Evelyn (Rivera) is an uptight and tough Brand Manager who hires an assistant Brand Manager. When she finds herself dumped by her boyfriend, Evelyn seeks comfort in Zach, her assistant who shows a different side of him. As they get to know each other more and as their encounters become more intimate, they begin to ask themselves if what they feel for each other is for real. The problem is romance between boss and subordinate in a company is not allowed. Things get complicated when an office romance develops between the unlikely pair.
Genre : Comedy, Romance
Actors : Dion Ignacio, Jackie Lou Blanco, Marian Rivera, Maricel Laxa, Matet De Leon, Pinky Amador, Richard Gutierrez, Rocco Nacino, Ronaldo Valdez, Sandy Andolong, Tom Rodriguez
Director : Jade Castro
Country : Philippines
Quality: SD
Aambala
Saravanan runs a company that supplies man power to political meetings and campaigns. He falls in love with Maya when they meet by chance. Saravanan's father has three sisters who have an enmity with him. How Saravanan unites his father with his sisters forms the crux of the story.
Genre: Action, Comedy, Family, Romance
Oh, Ramona!
Oh, Ramona! seeks the transformation of Andrew from a teenager into an adult who lives candidly and selflessly his first love story, innocent and uninvolved, alternating with the second, intense and insane story, incapable of making a choice. Oh, Ramona! is the cinematic rewriting of Andrei Ciobanu's book "Suge-o, Ramona!".
Mom, Murder & Me
What does it take to admit your overprotective mother is right? Annabel, young and free-spirited living in San Francisco, faces this awful truth when her mother, Joan, unexpectedly visits from her small Midwestern hometown. When Annabel's elderly neighbor passes away, Joan insists it's murder. Annabel dismisses the theory as Joan's usual hysteria about big city living until Annabel herself stumbles across another body right before it disappears. Without evidence for the police, Annabel blunders through a comical investigation with Joan as her only ally and a murderer who may be on to their amateur sleuthing.
Genre: Comedy, Family, Mystery
Showman Jerry Travers is working for producer Horace Hardwick in London. Jerry demonstrates his new dance steps late one night in Horace's hotel, much to the annoyance of sleeping Dale Tremont below. She goes upstairs to complain and the two are immediately attracted to each other. Complications arise when Dale mistakes Jerry for Horace.
Genre: Comedy, Musical, Romance
Beta House
Erik, Ryan, and Cooze start college and pledge the Beta House fraternity, presided over by none other than legendary Dwight Stifler. But chaos ensues when a fraternity of geeks threatens to stop the debauchery and the Betas have to make a stand for their right to party.
Country: Canada, United States of America, USA
Samuel Goldwyn Films, Titmouse, and Fathom Events are excited to bring the theatrical premiere of the animated film Nerdland, to cinemas nationwide for a special one night event! Aspiring actor John (Paul Rudd) and wannabe screenwriter Elliot (Patton Oswalt) are slacker best friends who have seen their dreams of stardom fizzle. With their 30th birthdays looming, they set out on a mission to become famous in the 24/7, celebrity-obsessed world. Through it all, our disheartened duo inadvertently become key witnesses in a high profile crime that sets the news cycle on fire, making them household names… but only if they can survive the infamy and worldwide shame.
Genre: Animation, Comedy
The Amazing Bulk
Henry Howard, an ambitious young scientist struggles to develop a super human serum designed to improve muscle mass and prolong life expectancy. His boss, the grumpy General Darwin, will not allow Hank to marry his daughter, Hannah, until the experiment is a success. Against Darwin's wishes Hank proposes to Hannah anyway, but his life is shattered by a mugger who steals his engagement ring. Dejected, Hank injects himself with the experimental serum and is transformed into the Amazing Bulk. The Bulk goes on a rampage through the city destroying everything in his path. Hank is caught by a relentless detective, imprisoned by Darwin and forced to battle the sadistic Dr. Kantlove, who threatens to blow up the moon with his arsenal of weapons.
Genre: Action, Animation, Comedy, Fantasy, Romance
Viktor Navorski is a man without a country; his plane took off just as a coup d'etat exploded in his homeland, leaving it in shambles, and now he's stranded at Kennedy Airport, where he's holding a passport that nobody recognizes. While quarantined in the transit lounge until authorities can figure out what to do with him, Viktor simply goes on living – and courts romance with a beautiful flight attendant.
Me You and Five Bucks
A womanizing yet lovable loser, Charlie, a waiter in his early 30's who dreams of selling his book entitled "7 STEPS OF HEALING THE MALE BROKEN HEART" finds himself still working in restaurants to survive in the Big Apple. Low on cash, he's left with no other choice but to look for a roommate to share his tiny studio. Surprisingly, the first person to answer the ad is his ex and only love of his life Pam, who broke his heart and disappeared without reason and the inspiration behind his book. The Pam he remembered was a youthful spirit with lots of money who is now broke and disheveled. A new story begins and it is up to Charlie to find out why she ran out on him and what's happened to her over the past three years. With a potential new love in his life, he must gather the strength to help Pam get back on her feet without rekindling old feelings.
The Rutles: All You Need Is Cash
The story of the rise and fall of the Pre-Fab Four.
Genre: Comedy, Music
The Yankles
About Charlie Jones, a washed up, ex major league ballplayer, and how he gets a second chance at life and love by managing a Jewish, orthodox yeshiva baseball team.
Cher is devastatingly funny, sinuous and beautiful as Loretta, an unlucky-in-love Italian widow who finds romance through the intervention of the Manhattan moon. With her wedding to a close friend just weeks away, she meets – and falls hopelessly in love with – his younger brother (Cage)!


The inspiration for my paintings comes from observing the flowers and trees in our gardens and our beautiful ever changing landscapes. However other subject matter does creep in now and again along with the occasional commission. Watercolour is my medium of choice, enhanced with ink and often a splatter of 'gold' to awaken a painting. I like to use creative techniques to introduce light, vibrancy, texture , colour and the odd surprise to visually enhance my main subject, which usually leans towards realism. My paintings are now in homes in the UK, America, Germany and Australia. I feel lucky to have had so much success with my Art and to have made new friendships with fellow artists, while hopefully inspiring others to pick up a paintbrush and 'Have a Go'.


You probably know how to make wool pompoms using cardboard, but maybe you don't know there are many other ways to make them.
With your hand, using a fork, and even using toilet paper or paper towel rolls!
Start by wrapping the yarn around your index, middle, and ring fingers. The more you wrap the thicker and fluffier your pompom will be.
Once you've finished wrapping the yarn, cut a piece of the same yarn and place it between your fingers, making sure that it surrounds all of the yarn you have on your fingers.
Now, make a knot with the piece of yarn so that it secures the pompom, and carefully remove it from your fingers. Pull the knot tight and make another one.
Using scissors cut through all of the yarn, just where it forms a loop.
The last step is to "comb" our pompom, using your fingers massage the strands into a nice round shape and trim the ends so they are all the same length.
To use this method, take two empty toilet paper or paper towel rolls cut in half. They don't have to be exactly the same size, they will still work.
Start by placing the strand of yarn securely between the two card board rolls.
Now start wrapping the yarn around both card board rolls, remember the more yarn you wrap the thicker your pompom will be. You can combine more than one color of yarn if you want to.
Cut a piece of yarn and place it between the two card board rolls, then tie two knots.
Slip the pompom off of the card board rolls (you don't have to cut them, this way you can reuse them) and then cut the yarn like we did for the first method of making a pompom.
Now just a little pompom hairdressing to make it perfect!
The process is basically the same as for the first two methods, but this system is especially useful when we need to make tiny pompoms to sew onto garments, etc. Any fork you have at home will do.
Start by placing the yarn between the tines of the fork to anchor it.
Now wrap the yarn around the fork, you can pull it tightly since the fork offers a strong, resistant base.
When your done wrapping, cut a piece of yarn, and using the tines of the fork calculate where the center of your pompom will be. Slip the piece of yarn around the wrapped yarn and tie two knots.
Now gently remove the pompom from the fork by slipping it off the top.
Now you just have to make lots of pompoms and use them in your next DIY project!
We'll give you a few ideas and encourage you to try your hand with these pompoms of different shapes or with this Christmas wreath with pompoms, what do you think?


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Oyo Rooms raises INR 730 crores from Singapore-based ride hailing firm Grab
Divya Baral
Source - Moneycontrol
Gurgaon-based India's largest hospitality startup Oyo Rooms has raised INR 730 crores ($103.4 million) from Singapore-based ride-hailing firm Grab. The investment is a part of $1 billion funding that Oyo announced last month. Oyo has issued 2,884 Cumulative Convertible Preference shares at the price of $34,670 per share to Grab through A1 Holdings, a Cayman Islands-based entity.
There are questions circling around why the ride-hailing firm has invested in Oyo. Founded in 2012, Grab provides ride-hailing services in Singapore, much like Ola in India and Uber in the United States. The ride-hailing giant has expanded internationally to Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Cambodia, Myanmar and Vietnam since its inception. Grab has also forayed into bike hailing services, food delivery and logistics.
Earlier in May this year, Grab acquired Uber's South-East Asia operations forcing the US-based ride-hailing giant to withdraw from the international markets. Grab and Oyo Rooms has only one thing in common and that is their investor SoftBank. The Japan-based VC firm is the largest investor in both the companies.
Oyo has also expanded globally to Indonesia and China and now has more hotels in China than in India. It is speculated that Oyo and Grab could form a strategic partnership to enter new markets in some or other way.
Traditionally, startups raise money from angel investors or venture capitalists. However, this development could be a changing point of the nature of startup investments. Venture capitalists provided a lot of cash but interfered too much in day-to-day operations. It can be witnessed when Ola's founder Bhavish Aggarwal is refusing a $1 billion investment from venture capital firm.
Startups, nowadays are raising money from large multinationals. For example, Dunzo raised funds from Google. Google continued with this investment to gather data on urban Indian consumers. Another e-commerce startup Fynd also received funds from Google this year. It is clear that multinationals like Google are interested in startups to form strategic alliances in order to further strengthen their positions globally.
Oyo Rooms and Grab are valued at $5 billion and $10 billion respectively. And both the firms have different business models which do not overlap. One reason for the investment may be that Oyo Rooms wants to capture the geographical locations that Grab has strengths in and Grab wants to enter Indian and Chinese markets with the help of Oyo.
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Marineland calls police after tweet from activist
"Life is short. Steal a walrus."
That short message, posted to Twitter on July 23 by a former Marineland animal trainer, earned him a visit from police.
Philip Demers, who worked at the park in Niagara Falls for more than a decade before becoming an activist and whistleblower, says when he typed out the tweet he expected it might cause a stir, but he didn't anticipate an officer coming to his door.
"I knew when I tweeted it, it would probably garner some level of attention from Marineland. But to send the police … any reasonable person will see just how unreasonable that is," he explained.
"I saw the police officer pull up and I had to kind of laugh."
Demers says he has no plans to actually steal a walrus. He also maintains the tweet was not meant as some sort of call to action for anyone else to steal a flippered marine mammal, which can weigh up to 1.3 tonnes.
"There's nothing about my tweet that suggests I was potentially going to steal a walrus. There's nothing of my behaviour or words in the past that would suggest any [verifiable] threat of stealing any walrus. Quite frankly the notion is absurd."
Marineland did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Police officer says tweet caused Marineland 'concern'
Demers shared a video on Twitter of what appears to be an interaction with a Niagara police officer. The video appears to show the officer explaining the service got a call from Marineland "expressing some concern" about his tweet.
The video ends as the former trainer starts to laugh, but Demers says he did record the entire conversation and send it to his lawyer.
He added police have been called on two other occasions after he tweeted or retweeted posts about Marineland. Demers says all of his interactions with police have been positive, but he considers calls about his activity on social media a waste of time for officers who could be responding to something else.
When asked about the visit to Demers's house, a spokesperson for Niagara police said the service can't comment on specific people involved in the investigation due to privacy concerns.
"We can share that with the prevalence of social media, when possible, our officers inform and educate the public on what could be potentially deemed criminal in nature," Stephanie Sabourin wrote in an email, adding police are seeing an increase in the number of calls they get related to social media.
"In the interest of a fulsome investigation, our officers will make every effort to speak to all involved parties to get an understanding of the situation."
Demers says he's not deterred
Demers pointed out he has been especially active on Twitter lately, sharing videos of animals at Marineland. That includes one of Smooshi, the park's one remaining walrus, performing in what Demers described as "extreme heat."
He and Marineland have been embroiled in an ongoing lawsuit for several years. After the tweet and call to police, he says he was contacted by the park's lawyer who tried to "force my signature on a speech limiting injunction."
Demers refused, saying Marineland continues to try to silence him, but that isn't going to happen.
"The very thing that I have in my arsenal, if you will, is my social media. They've got money and influence. I've got social media and so I'm using it."
Despite the visit from police and meeting with Marineland's lawyer, Demers says he's not deterred.
The next day he was back on Twitter, this time with a new message.
"Life is short. Steal an orca."
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1978 Ford F150 Custom single cab, long bed. Truck has been recently updated and the truck body is in exceptional condition. You will not find many trucks in this good of condition, in my opinion.
Previous owner stripped to frame and built back up. New motor (351 Modified) installed about 3 years ago and has less than 4,000 miles; manual 4-speed transmission; new lift with less than 2,000 miles, and tires/wheels less than 1,000 miles. New AC, two fan radiator, and alternator installed in May 2018. Repainted in original colors 3 years ago with modernized look. Every piece of trim has been hand polished. Two fuel tanks: forward tank holds 25 gallons and rear tank holds 20 gallons.
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Elizabeth Warren's Rhetoric On 'Medicare For All' Is Fuzzy, But Her Logic Isn't
She knows how many Americans remain wary of big changes, and is betting she can guide them there.
Jonathan Cohn
Senior National Correspondent, HuffPost
11/20/2019 01:09pm EST
Sen. Elizabeth Warren's rhetorical journey on "Medicare for All" has been circuitous and, at times, painful for even some of her supporters to watch.
Early on, the Massachusetts Democrat and 2020 presidential hopeful suggested she thought of Medicare for All in more aspirational terms. During a March interview on Bloomberg television, she said her goal was "affordable coverage for every American" but that there are "different ways we can get there." It was a variation on a line she used two months earlier, during a CNN event: "When we talk about Medicare for All, there are a lot of different pathways."
Warren also declined for months to issue her own detailed proposal, telling questioners simply that "I'm with Bernie," even though she was rolling out plans for just about every other issue.
In just the last three weeks, that has changed, first when she unveiled a detailed plan to finance Medicare for All and then, late last week, when she proposed a two-step process for putting such a system in place.
Step one would be a set of executive orders, along with new legislation to bolster the Affordable Care Act and create a government-run "public option" open to anybody. The goal would be to make that happen within the first hundred days. Step two would be pursuit of comprehensive Medicare for All legislation that would make enrollment in the new government plan mandatory.
Warren says that second step, the full vote, would not come until 2023. Many progressives have interpreted that as a retreat ― and confirmation Warren that lacks the conviction of Bernie Sanders, the independent Vermont senator who is also running for president and has been Medicare for All's loudest, most consistent advocate.
Sanders responded to Warren's announcement by reiterating his commitment to introducing Medicare for All legislation in the first week of his presidency, suggesting those progressives may be right about which candidate is more committed to the concept.
But does that mean Warren's approach is a less reliable way to help people pay for medical bills and, ultimately, to make health care a universal right? That is a lot less clear.
Warren's History On Health Care
The differences between Warren and Sanders are obvious to anybody who has watched them campaign. Medicare for All is dear to Sanders and a core part of his identity in a way that it simply hasn't been for Warren, whose passion has always been more with fighting corruption and regulating Wall Street.
It is no coincidence that the first program she proposed in her presidential campaign was for a different kind of welfare state expansion, a universal child care initiative, or that health care has generally gotten less attention in her stump speeches than countless other issues.
Still, it is not as if Warren doesn't care about health care. The academic work that first brought her national attention and got her interested in politics focused on bankruptcy, a subject in which medical bills came up frequently. And her progressive bona fides are beyond reproach, or at least they should be. Since coming to the Senate, her voting record has consistently been on the very progressive edge, surpassing even Sanders, according to the site VoteView.
When Warren finally decided to develop her own health care plan, according to recent reporting in The New York Times, she turned to two of the country's best known Medicare for All advocates: Donald Berwick, who was chief administrator of Medicare and Medicaid during the Obama administration, and Steffie Woolhandler, who was co-founder of Physicians for a National Health Program.
Those contacts say a lot about Warren's instincts on policy. And the first step of her two-step proposal is designed to be a lot more ambitious than it might sound at first blush.
Her proposed executive actions include threatening the patent rights of drug companies that won't lower the prices of expensive and essential drugs. Her proposed legislation would create a public option, open to anybody, that for a large swath of the population would cover medical care with zero out-of-pocket costs.
Two Strategies For Health Care Reform
The actual details of Warren's proposed legislation are something of a mishmash that would likely require substantial modification before Congress could take it up. As Jon Walker put it in The American Prospect, the proper way to think about her proposal is probably as a "statement ... on her legislative strategy, her priorities, and her view of what is possible."
But that statement is precisely what many progressives are questioning.
Enacting any major health care bill would be difficult for a new Democratic president after the next election, given the inevitable opposition of industry groups and slim Senate majority Democrats would have even under the best circumstances. Warren's smartest progressive critics recognize this.
Warren's error, according to the progressive critique, is in conceding policy ground upfront rather than laying out an ideal vision and bargaining back from there. "It may be necessary to accept half a loaf in the negotiation stage," The Week's Ryan Cooper wrote on Monday, "but only then, and only because moderates wouldn't accept anything better."
It's a reasonable argument. As the saying goes, there's no point in compromising with yourself. But you can't compromise with anybody if you never get to the negotiating table in the first place. And that is a real danger of promoting Medicare for All right away: that it will alienate voters Democratic candidates need in order to win in 2020.
The prospect of eliminating private insurance spooks a lot of Americans, as polls have shown pretty consistently. The issue isn't so much that people love their existing coverage. It's that they're wary of an untested, hypothetical public insurance alternative, especially at a time when trust in the federal government is at historic lows.
Public attitudes toward the federal government, based on polling that dates back to 1958.
In October 1964, when Lyndon Johnson was running for president on a promise to enact the original Medicare program, 77% of Americans believed the government did the right thing all or most of the time, according to the National Election Survey. Since then, NES, Gallup and Pew Research have asked versions of that question repeatedly and the number has fallen dramatically. As of this March, it was down to 17%.
Executive actions to lower drug prices and the creation of a successful, but voluntary public insurance program could help restore some of that lost faith in the federal government ― or, at the very least, it could persuade people that giving up private coverage isn't so risky. That would likely make Medicare for All an easier political sell.
The Differences That Matter Most
Whether Sanders or Warren has the better of this argument about health care strategy is impossible to say. No Democratic candidate in recent memory has built a grassroots movement for specific legislation in the way Sanders has. It may be that such a focused, impassioned campaign on behalf of Medicare for All would persuade skeptical voters and overwhelm industry critics in a way that past reform efforts have not.
It's also impossible to say whether Warren's position will protect her from charges that she would take away private insurance, given her past statements and promise to pursue full Medicare for All legislation in three years. It may be that the only way to avoid that political vulnerability is to steer clear of any commitment to Medicare for All in the near future, as former Vice President Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg, the Democratic mayor of South Bend, Indiana, have.
And finally it is impossible to say how consequential a candidate's position on Medicare for All will ultimately prove in the general election. Other issues will be vying for attention and public perceptions about Medicare for All vary quite a lot depending on which arguments break though in the media.
But while primary voters ponder these unknowables, and watch Wednesday night's debate, they might want to step back and consider how much the top 2020 Democratic contenders actually agree about health care.
Each one has promised reforms that would offer more financial protection against medical bills, introduce some kind of new public insurance plan, and give the federal government more power to reduce the price of medical care. That's a pretty strong consensus for some pretty ambitious initiatives that could help a whole lot of people.
The differences among the candidates are important, and a presidential nominating race is precisely the forum in which to argue about them. But eventually the primaries will end. At that point, the debate will be between a president trying to take health insurance away from tens of millions, through repeal of the Affordable Care Act, and one trying to carry on the Democratic Party's historic quest for universal coverage. That surely is the choice that matters most.
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Manuel Pellegrini vows not to rest City players ahead of Champions League
Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini is not planning to rest players ahead of the Real Madrid clash
April 22 2016 15:31 PM
Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini claims he will not hold players back this weekend as Tuesday's Champions League semi-final clash with Real Madrid draws near.
https://www.independent.ie/sport/soccer/manuel-pellegrini-vows-not-to-rest-city-players-ahead-of-champions-league-34651339.html
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Excitement is building ahead of the first leg of the European glamour tie at the Etihad Stadium but City must first deal with Stoke at home in the Barclays Premier League.
City need points to tighten their grip on a place in the top four and Pellegrini therefore does not want to go easy this weekend.
Pellegrini said: "It's a very important game. We are involved in the semi-final of the Champions League, but that doesn't mean we are not worried about the Premier League.
"It was exactly the same against Paris Saint-Germain when we played the quarter-final. We had two important Premier League games and I said in that moment the best way to prepare is to win your next game. That gives you a lot of trust in the way you are playing and individual performances.
"So, the best way to prepare for Tuesday is to try to beat Stoke, keep a clean sheet, try to score goals and play well. That will help a lot.
"You always have risk of an injury but for big teams you cannot choose one competition. It is very important to reach as near to the top of the table as we can and try to beat Real Madrid."
Pellegrini accepts that rotation is sometimes necessary but it has not been one of his regular selection traits.
The Chilean said: "Without the final we need to play eight games in 30 days. If we continue with the same players maybe for the last two or three games you are not going to be with energy, so it's important to make some rotation.
"But it's important not to take the whole team out waiting for the game on Tuesday."
If any players are to be rested, Pellegrini gave no indication that top scorer Sergio Aguero might be one of them when asked at his latest pre-match press conference.
Aguero has started City's last 13 games and hit a hat-trick against Chelsea last weekend. His involvement is likely to be critical to City's hopes against Real.
But Pellegrini said: "Sergio is a very important player for us but I'm sure Real Madrid will play with their best squad on Saturday because they are also trying to win the league. All of them have the risk of an injury.
"I'm sure Atletico Madrid and Bayern Munich will play their complete squads. So we are going to try to win that game with our best players."
Stoke are destined to finish in mid-table and their form has tailed off with heavy defeats to Liverpool and Tottenham in their last two games.
But City were outplayed by the Potters in December, losing 2-0 at the Britannia Stadium, and Pellegrini has warned against complacency.
He said: "They played very well in Stoke. It was a very good day when they had important players in their best performance. But every game is different.
"We need three points to keep our options for finishing third in the table. We need a good performance.
"When you're playing for nothing it's not very easy to motivate the players, but everyone wants to win every game. If you give them time and space they will win you the game."
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Well, as fans of the Sesame Street classic "The Monster at the End of this Book" know, the only monster waiting on the last page is good old lovable Grover. But now kids can enjoy the digital version of Grover's anguished pleas to stop turning pages on their iPhone or iPad.
The e-book for preschoolers is among the free or low-cost educational apps, online games and e-books recommended by the Harvard Family Research Project for families to put those smartphones, tables and game consoles to good use over the winter holidays.
The Harvard researchers suggest that parents choose digital activities that are engaging, encourage rich exploration, stimulate language development and offer children a new way of experiencing the world.
The Museum of Modern Art's ArtLab iPad App lets kids create their own artwork, learn about art and try activities inspired by works of art including creating mobiles, sound compositions, group drawings and collages.
The American Museum of Natural History's Dinosaurs iPad app allows kids to explore the museum's extensive fossil collection from home.
The Star Walk interactive astronomy and stargazing guide shows celestial objects in the exact positions on the sky above the user, which is available for iPhone, iPad, Android, Kindle and Windows Phone.


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"In normal conditions, the microenvironment is able to control the proliferation, differentiation and migration of the hematopoietic stem cell. A specific genetic mutation in these cells results in inflammatory injury to the microenvironment and this control breaks down. What our work shows is that this damage can be prevented or reversed by treatments that target the niche," explained Dr. Méndez-Ferrer.
The only real cure available today is a bone marrow transplant, which is not advisable in patients over 50 years old. "This makes it important to identify new therapeutic targets for the development of effective treatments," the investigators conclude.