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"Forger of Light" By Nupur Tustin: Review/Giveaway
Details at the end of this post on how to enter to a copy of Forger of Light and a link to purchase it.
The Art of Justice
Celine Skye has an unusual pair of companions. Sister Mary Catherine, a former student counselor at the private Catholic school she attended, long since passed away, yet now whispers guidance and comfort in times of need. Celine is also visited by a ghostly image of the "Lady" who seems to appear when someone's death is imminent. Celine has learned, in the most tragic way, that this heads-up about someone's demise does not make her a savior, "you can't prevent an unjust death," says the nun, but only one who will bring about justice. When she was twelve, the vision appeared, and although she told her parents, they still were killed in a horrible crash. Now, after an incident at the Montague Museum that got her fired, she's working at Delft Wine and Coffee bar in Paso Robles, California, with the owner and "like a father" friend Dirck Thins and, as an employment perk, living in a cottage at the Mechelen Winery Dirck inherited from his late partner John Mechelen. There was a period of seven years when Celine had a normal existence, sans any cryptic visions or messages, but the vision of the "Lady" has returned and messages are received from her former confidant embroiling Celine in a dangerous game of cat and mouse; all this to bring about some justice?
Celine Skye Psychic Mystery
Master of Illusion (2020)
Visions of Murder (prequel 2020)
Forger of Light (2021)
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Forger of Light Earns 5/5 Intense Visions…Compelling & Exciting Page-Turner!
The FBI is under a great deal of pressure, especially Special Agent Blake Markham as a member of their Art Crime division, since rookie journalist Jonah Hibbert received a fax from someone at the Gardner Museum about the FBI's recent botched effort to recover some of the stolen famed artwork from the infamous 1990 robbery. The reporter didn't use reasonable due diligence to verify its authenticity and sent it to press along with the fact that the FBI had enlisted the psychic talents of Celine Skye. However, when confronted, it is discovered the fax is a fake, but to manage the situation, a deal was struck giving Hibbert access to the investigation, especially Celine's efforts, in exchange for holding off on any further premature reporting. However, other news organizations picked up the scoop along with some details oddly attributed to Celine making containment difficult and the idea of a leak more frustrating.
Thought to be the museum's "only hope," Celine has continued to use her abilities in and out of a trance to determine the location of the remaining treasures as well as uncovering the mastermind behind the Gardner Museum heist thirty years ago. Her involvement in the investigation has already resulted in the return of two major pieces, but also, unfortunately, the murderous ire of "The General," the mysterious person who seems to be a key figure in the conspiracy and subsequent murders. Her recent visions have included new elements: a scent, a man in a suit, and a red sports car, and the disturbing thought that, "The General wants me dead." But, things backfire when the one thought to be key in efforts to bring about her death is himself found murdered, and the investigation becomes one surprise, one misjudgment, and one murder too many.
Big Thumbs Up! Nupur Tustin's newest release, second in her Celine Skye Psychic series, was brilliant and its continued engaging drama puts it at the top of my 2021 favorites list. The investigation into the FBI's cold case continues with plenty of surprises and complex twists and turns, but the peril ramps up with damaging leaks, disturbing visions, and Celine a serious target. I was almost tempted to go to the end to see the ultimate conclusion, but I resisted, thank goodness; I greatly enjoyed the thrilling journey and then a shocking end I truly didn't see coming! Sister Mary Catherine, spirit sidekick, is still providing advice, comfort, and insights, even if Celine chooses not to take it or misinterprets, but embracing her abilities has allowed Celine to connect with others beyond the veil adding a fascinating element to reveal clues and details about the conspiracy, the robbery, and multiple murders. But whether corporeal or not, the question remains, who can she trust? At 323 pages, this book is epic allowing for a complete and absorbing drama, a plethora of investigative successes and failures, more in-depth look at the characters and growth in the connections, and side trips into the ins and outs of owning a vineyard and a wine and coffee bar. A must read, and big favorite!
Due to the generosity of the author, Nupur Tustin, I was privileged to be provided with the other two books in her Celine Skye Psychic series. Although book one, Master of Illusion, was reviewed last year on KRL News & Reviews by Doward Wilson HERE, I was eager to add my "two-cents." And as an additional treat, I was given a copy of the prequel, Visions of Murder, which complimented as well as completed my reading experience making this series a major contender for my "Top Surprises in 2021" list
Master of Illusion Earns 5/5 Art Thefts…Engaging & Clever Page-Turner!
Boston's Gardner Museum heist, thirty years ago, was the most successful and lucrative of the twentieth century with Vermeers and Rembrandts and other priceless works snatched, but the two thought to be involved were soon found charred in a burned out car, and evidence pointed, sadly, to the ill-gotten works being destroyed as well. Fast forward to today. Two tips have been received by the FBI calling into question many original theories. This could be the break they've so long been waiting for, and it's now Special Agent Blake Markham's turn. If properly investigated, it could make his career…or "kill" it. Can he trust the information he's given? It is hard to believe, but he may have no choice.
It's been seven years since Celine last saw the figure she refers to as the "Lady," and now it's serious. The vision, the pain in her chest, the sense it is her death the "Lady" is announcing. Sister Mary Catherine even offers calming words. Celine dawdles with one patron at the wine bar, discussing Dirck and John's art prominently displayed, and is surprised that Dirck might part with some of his treasured personal mementos. Celine noticed Dirck had been a bit off lately, sharing security information with her, and suggesting she go home early seems more an effort to get rid of her. Suspicions are heightened when just before she leaves, he gives her a package asking her to keep it safe. But, when she returns to the café with meds she forgot to leave Dirck, it wasn't her death the vision was heralding. Shocked. Who would want to harm her friend? The answer will ensnare Celine in a dangerous and murderous investigation.
Engaging! I chose to read this first book before the current release, and I'm thrilled, although it can be read as a prequel. I was so engaged with the dynamic between Celine and her spirit guide and the intricacies of her psychic abilities along with details of the museum robbery. (Google the real event for some fascinating insights.) At 290 pages, this book is longer than I usually entertain, but it made more complete the journey allowing for clues and details to emerge steadily with some shocking twists and turns, changes in locale, and more than a few "I didn't see that coming" elements. Tustin's writing style is very entertaining, creative, and descriptive, and the banter helps to support the tone and varied personalities. Exciting. Compelling. Top notch.
Visions of Murder Earns 5/5 Triple Threats…Engaging Revelations, Clever!
Vignette One: Images of Murder. The death of Celine's parents when she was twelve has haunted her with thoughts that she, however innocent, had played a role in their tragic accident. Her high school counselor and favorite confident, Sister Mary Catherine, listens to her heart wrenching memories and theories that it wasn't an accident. It was murder to cover up another murder.
Vignette Two: The Art of Dying. Celine is angry her best friend revealed to a stranger her psychic ability. In anger, when pressed to answer who's gonna die, she yells "You are, Drake!…You're going to die." Regretting her outburst, she begins to hear an inner voice she is surprised has taken on the sounds of her confidant, Sister Mary Catherine. But, it's the vision of the Lady that worries her. Someone close to her is destined to die, and her friends may be caught in the middle.
Vignette Three: Impressions of Death. Celine has been promoted from unpaid intern to full-time employee at the Rosa Montague Museum of Fine Arts. Her "paid" intern, Laurie Robbes, is a bit overzealous, but there's an underlying sense she prepping herself for something better, something more lucrative. Celine experiences the painful feeling heralding an impending death, but where is the Lady? Could her sense just be a warning? No. The Lady appears, the death occurs, and Celine is fired, but the can of worms she's opened may not be able to be closed.
Exciting! This ninety page prequel is brilliantly engaging and best read after book one. With three vignettes, it provides fascinating insights into Celine's psychic abilities and introduces a few reoccurring characters. Each vignette takes on an important turning point in Celine's journey: her painful failure to save her parents' lives is foremost in her mind and a driving force for her to achieve justice, introduction of her "guardian angel," and the genesis of the journey that would put her life in constant danger. Engaging mini dramas. Entertaining writing style. Rich characters. Compelling paranormal twist. Love it!
Be a Big Fan of Nupur Tustin!
"Author, composer, painter, and homeschooling mom" along with a PhD in Communications seem the perfect skill set for Nupur Tustin to pen two exciting mystery series. Along with this compelling thriller, Celine Skye Psychic Mystery series, she employs some engaging literary license in her three-book Joseph Haydn Mysteries, an historical mystery putting Austrian composer Joseph Haydn in the role of an amateur sleuth.
Facebook—Nupur Tustin, Author
Website—Nupur Tustin
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Cenergistic Expert Molly Fox Gains Professional Engineer License
DALLAS — After earning her Professional Engineer (PE) license, Molly Fox, Cenergistic's Senior Technical Consultant, becomes the company's newest official expert. This license cements her as a legitimate source of engineering knowledge for clients and internal staff.
"Becoming a PE builds another level of trust," said Fox. "You have an ethical obligation to protect the buildings and people inside them. Having a license, it lets clients know they can trust that the recommendations coming from me are in their best interests."
As the initial hire of a 10-person Energy Specialist team, Fox helmed the energy program with Fairfax County Public Schools, the tenth-largest school district in the nation. The program reached such levels of energy efficiency that FCPS received recognition as an ENERGY STAR® Partner of the Year in 2018.
"Professional Engineer licenses reinforce Cenergistic's commitment to delivering the utmost in client recommendations and company software," said Dr. William S. Spears, Cenergistic's Founder and Chief Executive Officer. "Congratulations to Molly on earning this prestigious professional achievement."
Following the success of her program, Fox remained with Cenergistic in a consulting role, where she worked on optimizing the performance of Cenergistic GreenX® and assisted with a later relaunch of the software. Now, she focuses on strengthening the building simulations and adjustments of Cenergistic Simulate®.
"I've worked with Molly since early in her Energy Specialist days, and to see her progress over this time really speaks to a commitment to engineering excellence," said Jack Bullock, PE, CEM, BESA, Cenergistic's Chief Engineer. "Her PE license will allow for greater accuracies in the technical support she does for Cenergistic."
Acquiring a PE license is a lengthy and arduous course, and all the moreso during the COVID-19 pandemic. Scheduling issues pushed the testing process back months, adding onto the two years Fox had spent in the process. She completed a Masters in environmental engineering from Virginia Tech.
"My degree is actually in Environmental Sciences, so I wanted to challenge myself to greater understand the mechanical and HVAC side of things," said Fox. "I learned a lot by studying. I appreciate how there's a newer depth to everything."
Since 1986 Cenergistic has partnered with 1470+ educational, municipal government and healthcare organizations to achieve $5.8 billion in utility savings and cost avoidance. These strong results come from the application of Cenergistic's organizational behavior-based strategies and are enhanced by our proprietary software platform to drive building and equipment optimization. Our energy conservation program reduces utility consumption by an average of 25% with no capital investment while maintaining or improving the comfort and quality of building environments. For more than a decade, Cenergistic has been recognized by the Environmental Protection Agency as ENERGY STAR® Partner of the Year or Partner of the Year – Sustained Excellence. To learn more, visit www.cenergistic.com.

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Hannah-Jones, Nikole. (2015-07-31, This American Life): Nikole Hannah-Jones looks at a district that, not long ago, accidentally launched a desegregation program.
In Part 1, This American Life looked at a school district integrating by accident. In Part 2: a city going all out to integrate its schools. Plus, a girl who comes up with her own one-woman integration plan.
Hale County, Alabama, has a surprising secret: nearly a quarter of its population is living off of disability. What this means, why it is happening, and what it says about the state of the nation, are surprising answers.


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The Moldova women's national rugby sevens team represents Moldova in women's rugby sevens. They won the FIRA–AER Women's Sevens - Division A in 2010. In 2019 they won the Rugby Europe Women's Sevens Conference and, were promoted to the Trophy division and qualified for the Europe Women's Sevens Olympic Qualifying Tournament in Russia.

Moldova finished last at the 2021 Rugby Europe Women's Sevens Trophy in Zagreb, Croatia.

Players

Previous squads

Cristina Popescu
Parascovia Chirita
Irina Tintari
Lilia Bunici
Oxana Bunici
Adriana Revenco
Maria Ursu
Elena Covali
Anastasia Mosneagu
Oxana Budean
Mihaela Artic
Marina Vladimirov

References

External links
 Moldovan Rugby Federation Official Site

Women's national rugby sevens teams
Rugby union in Moldova

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Economy Nov 23
Singapore expects a healthy return to growth in 2021
Economists are upbeat about the city state, which can expect to benefit from global demand for pharmaceuticals, high-end electronics and digital services
by Umesh Desai
A view of the central business district in Singapore May 24, 2018. File photo by Edgar Su for Reuters.
(ATF) In a good omen for a global economic recovery, Singapore expects to return to growth next year as the city state made a strong third quarter performance powered by pharmaceuticals and electronics.
Singapore's gross domestic product (GDP) fell 5.8% year-on-year in the third quarter, the Ministry of Trade and Industry said on Monday, smaller than the 7% drop seen in the government's advance estimate.
The ministry said trade-related services sectors would benefit from the pickup in external demand, while aviation and tourism-related sectors would see a recovery in passenger volumes and visitor arrivals.
But the ministry warned in a statement that "economic activity in these sectors is not likely to return to pre-Covid-19 levels even by end-2021". The government said it now expects full-year GDP to contract between 6.5% and 6% versus its prior forecast for a 5-7% decline. The economy is expected to grow 4-6% next year, it said.
"Q3 marks a strong start to the recovery and GDP should continue to rebound over the coming quarters," said Alex Holmes, Asia economist at Capital Economics. Holmes was more upbeat than the ministry and expects the economy to grow 7.5% in 2021.
"The country should continue to benefit from buoyant global demand in key industries such as pharmaceuticals and electronics," he said. "This should carry on over the coming quarters as vaccine production boosts demand for active pharmaceutical ingredients, while global investment in data centres and 5G infrastructure supports demand for electronics."
Barclays forecast GDP growth declining further to 2.5% year-on-year in the fourth quarter on continued economic recovery, helped by the containment of the Covid-19 outbreak, including in dormitories, where many of Singapore's 1.3 million foreign workers live.
"Domestically, Singapore's relatively small population and efficient healthcare system should help with vaccine distribution, allowing for a swifter reopening of international borders, especially as Covid-19 infections have slowed to a trickle," Barclays economist Brian Tan said.
The bank was more conservative in its forecast for 2021. It expects GDP growth of 4%, at the bottom of the ministry's forecast range.
Surge in industrial output
Singapore's manufacturing sector has been the main driver of growth, particularly given a 24.2% surge in industrial output in September, which has contributed significantly to the upward revision in the headline growth figures, DBS analysts said.
"The global electronics cycle is picking up strongly as companies worldwide turned to digital solutions to overcome the disruptions to business processes, and the 'work from home' phenomenon has also spurred fresh demand for electronic gadgets," Irvin Seah, a DBS economist, said in a note.
He said that further adoption of 5G networks and WiFi 6, on top of the continued proliferation of artificial intelligence, the internet of things, electric vehicles and introduction of new smartphone models and wearable devices will continue to drive demand for high-end electronics parts and components.
All these will bode well for Singapore's electronics cluster heading into 2021. And with demand for biomedical products expected to remain strong in the coming quarters, outlook for the manufacturing sector will remain optimistic in 2021.
The country has spent about S$100 billion, or 20% of its GDP, on virus-related relief to support households and businesses as to battle its worst slowdown.
In 2021, DBS expects its growth performance to be above potential as the recovery gains momentum in the second half of next year, "assuming that vaccines will become available and global travel can safely resume thereafter". It reiterated its growth forecast of 5.5% for next year.
Singapore has reported more than 58,000 cases of Covid-19 mainly due to mass outbreaks in migrant worker dormitories. But locally transmitted infections have dropped to zero in recent days, with most of the new cases being imported.
Edward Robinson, deputy managing director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, the country's central bank, told a media briefing current policy settings remained appropriate.
The Authority left monetary policy unchanged at its last meeting in October and said its accommodative stance would remain appropriate for some time.
Singapore steals a march over HK with China bond ETF
Bytedance to invest billions in Singapore over three years: source
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Justin Bieber Says He Wants To Be Married With Children By The Age Of 25, If You're Interested
Lane Moore
17-year-old Justin Bieber has a five year plan and it's pretty specific.
"Well, by 25 or 26, I want to see myself, like, married or start looking for a family," Bieber says. "I want to be a young dad. I want to be able to have done what I wanted to do – to be successful, to do a movie or whatever."
But if you happen to have his email address just sitting around collecting dust, you should probably save your "will you marry me?" gifs for a little while (because he's still 17, yes, but he also has a girlfriend "right now"):
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One thing," he adds. "I'm not looking to get married now."
One person who can't be ruled out as his future spouse is current love Selena Gomez, whom Bieber calls "amazing."
"She's my girlfriend right now," he confirms to the magazine.
Your boyfriend Ryan Gosling is now working with PETA to stand up for animal rights.
Friday morning, the 30-year-old actor sent a letter on PETA's behalf the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) asking officials to make sure that chickens and turkeys who have been exposed to disease are euthanized humanely.
Currently, the USDA endorses a slow, painful method of killing birds by submerging them in foam to suffocate them.
"If dogs and cats were killed in this way, the person committing these acts would be charged with cruelty to animals," wrote Gosling. "Won't you please end the foam-based suffocation practice immediately?"
The British rapper who recently spent $37,500 on those Marty McFly shoes says he "just got caught up in the moment" and figured why not spend over $37,000 on shoes?
You know what that feels like, right ladies? Ladies? Right?
Tinie Tempah tells us, "It was a total spur of the moment decision. I was really touched in the moment by the presentation and next thing I knew I owned these iconic sneakers."
Jordana Brewster "cleans up well", pretty much always does. [Celebuzz]
Amy Winehouse's father thinks a seizure killed her. [Yahoo]
Kate Gosselin has a sweet, sweet new ride. [OMG]
OMG, you guys! Ashley Tisdale and Vanessa Hudgens tooootally got tattoos during NYC Fashion Week! For real! [HuffPo]
Shannyn Sossamon is pregnant again. [Contact Music]
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News and Headlines. 6/13/2019
By Robert on June 13, 2019
News and News: In The News, Immigration, Tech Watch/Censorship, Politics, World News, Commentary/Opinion.
Street Artist Paints Fake Shadows To Confuse People
Street Artist Damon Belanger,
Damon Belanger, a graphic artist living and working in the San Francisco Bay Area was commissioned to install 20 fake shadows in the downtown of Redwood City in order to bring more creativity to the area. The result is brilliant.
South Carolina father who killed his 5 kids sentenced to death
Top, left to right: Gabriel Jones, Abigail Elizabeth Jones, and Nahtahn Jones. Bottom, left to right: Merah Gracie Jones and Elias Jones.
(Lexington County Sheriff's Department)
A Lexington County jury found Timothy Jones Jr. guilty Tuesday on five counts of murder in the deaths of his children: Merah, 8; Elias, 7; Nahtahn, 6; Gabriel, 2; and Abigail Elaine, 1.
The same jury handed down the death sentence Thursday after deliberating for less than two hours.
After killing the children, Jones loaded their bodies into his SUV and drove around the Southeast U.S. for nine days before dumping them in five black garbage bags on a dirt road near Camden, Ala.
He was arrested hours later after an officer at a traffic checkpoint in Smith County, Miss., said he smelled a horrible odor of decomposition.
12 White Men Sue San Francisco Police for Race, Sex Bias
The San Francisco Chronicle reports Wednesday that the lawsuit, which was filed Tuesday in federal court, is the latest round in a conflict that dates back decades.
A 13th plaintiff who is now retired says she also was denied promotion, because she is a white lesbian.
The lawsuit challenges a test-scoring method that the city adopted in 1979 in response to a lawsuit from a group representing black and female officers, who alleged discrimination in hiring and promotions.
Marine veteran shot and killed while trying to apologize in road rage encounter
Keith Byrne, 41, a Marine veteran, was shot and killed last week during a road rage episode in Florida. (GoFundMe)
Keith Byrne, 41, was driving a utility vehicle on April 7 when he cut off the driver of a BMW in the Miami suburb of Davie, WFOR-TV reported.
A friend who was on the phone with Byrne at the time said he got out his vehicle at a stoplight to apologize.
A passenger in the BMW, Andre Sinclair, 22, got out and shot Byrne in the chest. Byrne fired back with his own weapon, hitting Sinclair twice.
"Mr. Byrne was acting in self-defense when he ultimately fired back at Mr. Sinclair," Davie police Sgt. Mark Leone told the news station.
DA: Suspect in Ortiz shooting likely wanted in Pennsylvania
This combination of photos provided by the Dominican Republic National Police on Wednesday, June 12, 2019 show suspects in connection with the shooting of former Red Sox star David Ortiz in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Police identify the men as, top row from left, Rolfy Ferreyra, who has been identified as the shooter, Joel Rodriguez Cruz, Oliver Moises Mirabal Acosta, and Eddy Vladimir Feliz Garcia. Bottom row from left, Polfirio Allende Dechamps Vazquez, Luis Alfredo Rivas Clase and Reynaldo Rodriguez Valenzuela. All the men with the exception of Rivas Clase have been detained. (Dominican Republic National Police via AP)
Berks County District Attorney John Adams said that he believes Luis Rivas-Clase to be the suspect wanted for a Reading, Pennsylvania, shooting in April 2018, although confirmation would have to come through a fingerprint match.
Pennsylvania authorities have released a mug shot of Rivas-Clase that strongly resembles the suspect in an image provided by Dominican authorities, who provided the same name but without the hyphen listed in U.S. court documents.
Cuba Gooding Jr. charged with forcible touching after two woman accuse actor of groping
Actor Cuba Gooding Jr. arrives at the New York Police Department's special victims division, Thursday, June 13, 2019 to face allegations he groped a woman at a city night spot. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)
Gooding surrendered to the NYPD Thursday after a 29-year-old woman accused the Oscar-winning star of "Jerry Maguire" of grabbing her breasts at the Magic Hour Rooftop Bar & Lounge in midtown Manhattan over the weekend.
Heller had said earlier that security video would exonerate his client.
Gooding, 51, smiled and waved when he turned himself into investigators in the NYPD's special victims division.
In tight job market, companies look to ex-cons to fill jobs
On Friday, June 7, 2019 inmates at Muncy State Correctional Institute attended a job fair. (Fox News / (Talia Kirkland))
In today's tight job market, when companies are struggling to find workers because of a low unemployment rate, more employers are turning to unconventional programs and looking for workers in unusual places — including behind bars.
"There are companies out there who are willing to hire ex-offenders I have a whole resource list," said Baker. "I tell the ladies all the time you [just] have to be willing to do the footwork."
Pennsylvania created a program three years ago that actively helps ex-cons find jobs. All 24 state prisons host annual career fairs as a push to get inmates nearing release ready for when they return home.
DOJ lost track of foreign nationals with criminal histories after bringing them to US: audit
In February 2018, the Department of Homeland Security identified more than 1,000 DOJ-sponsored foreign nationals for whom DHS did not have current information. As of August 2018, the audit said DHS was still seeking current information for 665 people. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh, File)
The report released by the Office of the Inspector General identified 62 foreign nationals brought into the U.S. who have since "absconded" from Justice Department oversight.
The audit called this "especially problematic" because "these individuals often have criminal histories or are involved with criminal organizations."
"Therefore, there are risks associated with these individuals remaining in the United States unsupervised and the public can be at risk," the report said.
The report warned that others could be missing too: As of August 2018, the Department of Homeland Security was still seeking current information for 665 people identified as DOJ-sponsored foreign nationals as part of its own tracking.
Calif.'s free health care for illegal immigrants an unsustainable financial burden
Gov. Gavin Newsom speaks during the 2019 California Democratic Party State Organizing Convention in San Francisco, Saturday, June 1, 2019. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)
Commentary/Opinion:The problems are obvious. One of the more obscene manipulations is that the vulnerable around the world hear about free health care and the safety of sanctuary cities when both of those terms are lies. Yet they leave their homes after being encouraged by the news they hear and imagine an American utopia.
Instead, they get California, where politicians use them as political pawns.
The supposed free health care involves getting a Medi-Cal card. When getting an appointment with a doctor is impossible, they will go to an emergency room and will be among the other Medi-Cal recipients waiting in a sea of individuals who are ill and suffering.
In the sanctuary city of Los Angeles, many will find themselves sleeping on the street on the now famous downtown piles of trash infested with rats and alongside others infected with lice-borne typhus.
Californians also should be appalled at the fact that the state recently killed a bill that would have allowed Californians over the age of 65 to also fold into the Medi-Cal program.
"The budget comes after Democratic lawmakers, who dominate the state capitol, scrapped a proposal to provide Medi-Cal coverage to adults over 65 years old. The expansion of coverage to the elderly was opposed by Governor Gavin Newsom who noted that the plan would cost $3.4bn," the BBC reported.
98 million dollar plan to give illegal immigrants health insurance • Fox & Friends
Tammy Bruce:Independent Women's Voice
Tech Watch/Censorship:
Fired Pinterest Insider Goes Public
Project Veritas Features – Pinterest Insider Speaks Out: "The tech companies can't fight us all"
YouTube Deletes Project Veritas Video About Pinterest Censorship
Veritas also had its Twitter account restricted for tweeting about the story.
Veritas stated on Twitter, "If using people's names and faces in an investigative report warrants a 'privacy complaint,' we fear the future of journalism in this country.
@YouTube needs to look up journalism in the dictionary."
YouTube gave Veritas 48 hours to delete the video, then removed it completely, even though the email merely warned of a potential "restriction."
In a statement to Breitbart, YouTube responded, "The privacy of our users is important to us, that's why we created robust privacy guidelines. If someone feels their privacy has been violated on YouTube, they can file a privacy complaint and we will promptly remove the content if it violates our guidelines."
The account received a suspension for its tweet that noted that Pinterest had restricted content about conservative figure Ben Shapiro and had labeled him a "white supremacist."
Massive, Unexpected Growth On New Free Speech Platform, Bypassing Shadow Bans—Parler CEO John Matze
Today we sit down with Parler co-founder and CEO John Matze, who seeks to re-create social media into what is, in his eyes: a true public square.
We look at the world of social media through his eyes, and discuss his hopes for this budding new platform.
We also talk about what it is about Parler that led to an influx of hundreds of thousands of Saudi Arabian users in a matter of days?
We also discuss how social media giants are effectively taking on publisher roles instead of living up to their promise of being the public square.
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WH Press Secretary Sarah Sanders will leave office by the end of the month, Trump announces
"After 3 1/2 years, our wonderful Sarah Huckabee Sanders will be leaving the White House at the end of the month and going home to the Great State of Arkansas," Trump said.
"She is a very special person with extraordinary talents, who has done an incredible job! I hope she decides to run for Governor of Arkansas – she would be fantastic. Sarah, thank you for a job well done!"
OBAMA WHITE HOUSE DELETED ONLINE SPEECHES ABOUT THE IMMIGRATION CRISIS HOURS BEFORE TRUMP ENTERED OFFICE: REPORT
U.S. President Barack Obama meets with President-elect Donald Trump in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington November 10, 2016. REUTERS/Kevin Laramie
A collection of 190 transcripts of speeches on ICE's website was deleted on Jan. 18 and late in the evening on Jan. 19, 2017, according to research conducted by the Sunlight Foundation, a nonpartisan organization that advocates for government transparency.
Statements made by high-ranking ICE officials regarding controversial immigration topics such as sanctuary cities, E-Verify, treatment of detainees, and other issues were included in the reported deletions.
Speeches from former acting ICE Director Thomas Homan, a public supporter of Trump's immigration policies, were among those prominently included in the deletion list.
In another example, a May 2016 transcript of Homan explaining why sanctuary jurisdictions put "the public at risk" was deleted, according to the Foundation. Other, less controversial, speeches were also included on the chopping block.
House Intelligence Democrats Subpoena Michael Flynn and Rick Gates
Former White House national security advisor Michael Flynn arrives at the Prettyman Federal Courthouse in Washington on Dec. 18, 2018. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Both Flynn and Gates pleaded guilty to crimes unrelated to the Trump campaign.
Before regaining control of the House of Representatives, House Democrats promised to use congressional powers to investigate Trump and his associates.
The investigations have ramped up dramatically after Mueller concluded his investigation and exonerated Trump of collusion charges.
The president views the Democrats' efforts as abuse of congressional power intended to score political points for the 2020 election.
Trump Praises Michael Flynn's New Lawyer, as Sentencing Nears
President Donald Trump walks toward journalists as he departs the White House for a campaign rally in Pennsylvania May 20, 2019 in Washington.
(Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Trump, on Twitter, commended Flynn's previous military service and wished the best for both him and Powell.
Flynn hired Powell—a prominent critic of the Justice Department—after he fired his defense counsel last week.
"General Michael Flynn, the 33 year war hero who has served with distinction, has not retained a good lawyer, he has retained a GREAT LAWYER, Sidney Powell," Trump said. "Best Wishes and Good Luck to them both!"
Powell responded to the president on Twitter, saying she was "honored."
In 2014, Powell authored a book featuring a scathing critique of the Justice Department titled, "Licensed to Lie, Exposing Corruption in the Department of Justice."
Trump's opponents used the case against Flynn to add fuel to allegations that President Donald Trump colluded with Russia to influence the 2016 election.
The allegations proved to be unsubstantiated after multiple investigations by Congress, the FBI, and Mueller.
NEW YORK MOVES CLOSER TO GIVING DRIVER'S LICENSES TO ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS
In a vote that fell along party lines, New York state representatives voted 86-50 in favor of the controversial "Green Light" bill, which would let illegal immigrants apply for a driver's license with foreign documentation.
Passage of the bill marks a major milestone for supporters.
The legislation must now pass the Democratic-controlled state Senate, and New York Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo has already signaled he would sign it into law.
If the bill becomes law, around 265,000 new people would be eligible to obtain driver's licenses, generating nearly $60 million in revenue a year.
Supporters believe letting illegal residents get these licenses would be an economic boon for the state, and make it safer for everyone on the roads.
Minnesota Newspaper Tired of Omar's Scandals
Ilhan Omar, newly elected to the U.S. House of Representatives on the Democratic ticket, speaks to a group of supporters in Minneapolis, Minnesota on November 6, 2018.
(Photo by Kerem Yucel / AFP)
"Every month seems to bring a fresh problem" with Omar, the board wrote, after she agreed to repay $3,500 and $500 fines following an investigation into misuse of campaign funds.
The Campaign Finance Board found Omar had filed a joint tax return with a man when she was legally married to another at the time.
"Omar's political rise has been marred by a series of unforced errors, including intemperate remarks and tweets earlier this year that were widely perceived as anti-Semitic," the board wrote. "Every month seems to bring a fresh problem."
The board said Omar's tax discrepancy was potentially serious enough to merit further investigation:
Iran responsible for 'blatant assault' on oil tankers in Gulf of Oman, Mike Pompeo says
In a press conference Thursday afternoon, Pompeo said: "This assessment is based on intelligence, the weapons used, the level of expertise needed to execute the operation, recent similar Iranian attacks on shipping, and the fact that no proxy group operating in the area has the resources and proficiency to act with such a high degree of sophistication."
He charged that Iran is working to disrupt the flow of oil through the Strait of Hormuz and this is a deliberate part of a campaign to escalate tension, adding that the U.S. will defend its forces and interests in the region, although he did not elaborate.
His comments came shortly after a senior U.S. defense official told Fox News that the U.S. Navy saw an unexploded mine attached to the hull of the Panama-listed, Japanese-owned Kokuka Courageous ship, one of the two ships attacked.
2 oil tankers damaged in suspected attack in the Gulf of Oman, crew evacuated
In this photo released by state-run IRIB News Agency, an oil tanker is on fire in the sea of Oman, Thursday, June 13, 2019. Two oil tankers near the strategic Strait of Hormuz have been reportedly attacked. The alleged assault on Thursday left one ablaze and adrift as sailors were evacuated from both vessels. The U.S. Navy rushed to assist amid heightened tensions between Washington and Tehran. (IRIB News Agency via AP)
Thursday's incident comes a month after the U.S. accused Iran of attacking ships off the coast of United Arab Emirates. The UAE told the U.N. Security Council a "state actor" was most likely behind the attacks but stopped short of blaming Iran.
The timing of Thursday's incident was especially sensitive as Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was visiting Iran as an interlocutor for President Donald Trump to ease tensions between Washington and Tehran.
On Wednesday, after talks with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, Abe warned that any "accidental conflict" amid heightened tensions between Iran and the U.S. must be avoided at all costs.
Trump briefed on tanker attacks in the Gulf of Oman
An alleged attack on two tankers carrying Japanese petroleum products in the Gulf of Oman prompts the rescue of dozens of crew members; Lucas Tomlinson has the details from the Pentagon.
Fox News Video: Two oil tankers attacked near Strait of Hormuz, US Navy assists
Retired Gen. Jack Keane says Iranians are attempting to put pressure on the U.S. to ease up on economic sanctions.
Canada Decides to Ban All "Harmful Plastics" by 2021
Tammy Bruce: Independent Women's Voice.
On Telemundo, Doughnut News Bumps Record-Low Hispanic Unemployment
Outstanding economic news continues for the nation's largest ethnic minority – Hispanic Americans – with the unemployment rate for this segment of the population remaining at a record-low of 4.2% in May.
Yet for the Spanish-language sister network of NBC, Telemundo, this historically low rate was not even worth mentioning on its national evening news.
Instead, completely ignoring the latest jobs numbers from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, anchor José Díaz-Balart chose to share with his audience the evidently more important National Doughnut Day news, the day when "consumers spend 57% more on doughnuts." Wow! Here was Diaz-Balart:
Planned Parenthood Suing Over 'Right To Refuse'
Reaction and analysis from Fox News medical contributor Dr. Marc Siegel.
Justice Thomas Reveals a History of Population Control · 71 Republic
Sonny Perdue is sworn in as the 31st Secretary of Agriculture by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas with his wife Mary and family April 25, 2017, at the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C.. Photo by Preston Keres
Justice Thomas is pointing the Supreme Court towards the eugenics and population control conflict.
This issue has been smoldering in the United States for more than 50 years. If eugenics is the belief, then population control is the narrative.
Presidential candidate and Senator from New Jersey, Cory Booker has alluded to it in recent statements with a plan having elements of a White House Office of Reproductive Freedom, funding the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and also modernizing of Title X.
The fight over Title X is ongoing.
The Family Planning and Population Research Act specifically directs research for population control, family planning for population control and no money for an abortion.
Yet no one truly believes the $50 million to $60 million Planned Parenthood receives in Title X grants do not get laundered in the back offices for political slush funds and pay abortion doctors.
How did we get Title X and all the controversy? It began with population control.
Retired Colonel Goes on Tucker's Show to Expose the End Game of Mass Migration
Retired Army Colonel Douglas Macgrego
He believes that illegal immigration into America benefits Latin American countries and the U.S. Democratic Party.
The former colonel argued that Trump's deal will not "profoundly influence" the crisis at the border in the long-term.
Macgregor lists two reasons behind his argument:
Do You Understand the First Amendment? Presented By Will Witt.
Do you understand the First Amendment and why it exists?
What is the freedom of speech, the freedom of religion, and the freedom of the press?
Will Witt explains the liberties protected under the Bill of Rights to the U.S. Constitution.
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Sidan 53 - Go, labor on; spend and be spent, Thy joy to do the Father's will: It is the way the Master went; Should not the servant tread it still?
Sidan 133 - I have commanded you, and lo ! I am with you alway, even to the end of the world.
Sidan 67 - Now thanks be unto God, which always causeth us to triumph in Christ, and maketh manifest the savour of his knowledge by us in every place.
Sidan 69 - Thee to perfection who can tell? Earth and her sons beneath Thee lie, Lighter than dust within Thy scale, And less than nothing in Thine eye.
Sidan 75 - God would gloriously display his power and love, in the fulfilment of his gracious promise that " the knowledge of the Lord shall cover the earth, as the waters cover the sea.
Sidan 90 - On the islands that sit in the regions of night, The lands of despair, to oblivion a prey, The morning will open with healing and light; The young Star of Bethlehem will ripen to day.
Sidan 108 - The travellers had hardly time to reflect with gratitude to God on their safety, when that part of the ice from which they had just now made good their landing burst asunder, and the water, forcing itself from below, covered and precipitated it into the sea. In an instant, as if by a signal given, the whole mass of ice, extending for several miles from the coast, and as far as the eye could reach, began to burst and be overwhelmed by the immense waves.


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UTC Aerospace Systems to establish regional material distribution sites
PARIS AIR SHOW, Paris, June 15, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- UTC Aerospace Systems has announced plans to establish regional material distribution sites around the world in 2015 to enhance service and support for its airline customers. The sites will initially provide operators with critical aircraft on ground (AOG) and reliability hardware for key programs, including the Boeing 787, Airbus A350, and A320NEO. UTC Aerospace Systems is a unit of United Technologies Corp. (NYSE: UTX).
The regional distribution centers will serve customers in Europe, Asia, the Americas and the Middle East with material to supplement inventories of operators who have fully provisioned their fleets.
"UTC Aerospace Systems has established one of the broadest support networks in the industry with roughly 60 customer service locations around the world because we see the value in being near our customers," said Jim Patrick, vice president of Commercial Aviation, Customer Service. "By placing materials closer to the customer through these regional distribution centers, we will enhance service levels while also helping airlines and MRO sites maintain lower inventory costs."
The first regional distribution site is scheduled to open this summer in the Netherlands.
UTC Aerospace Systems designs, manufactures and services integrated systems and components for the aerospace and defense industries. UTC Aerospace Systems supports a global customer base, with significant worldwide manufacturing and customer service facilities.
United Technologies Corp., based in Hartford, Connecticut, provides high-technology systems and services to the building and aerospace industries. To learn more about UTC, visit the website at www.utc.com or follow the company on Twitter: @UTC.
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Hilsdon Holmes has the knowledge and expertise to deliver tailored energy and sustainability reports in support of your planning application.
More and more UK councils are now requiring a sustainability statement or report to be submitted alongside your planning application. This may take the form of a pre-planning requirement or it may appear as a condition upon approval.
Hilsdon Holmes has been providing tailored sustainability reports for their clients for a number of years now. Our team understands that no two reports will follow the same process – each planning department works with different requirements. We will ensure that we provide a report that satisfies your particular needs and offers you the best chance of success.
Experience tells us that whilst all Sustainability Statements share common elements, each one will be unique to its particular context. This is because each build will be answering to a local council's Sustainability Policy which will place emphasis on specific elements. We can guarantee, however, that the Statement will be required to demonstrate ways in which your build will contribute to high standards of sustainable development, including water efficiency, energy efficiency and biodiversity.
The report may consider ways in which your design could increase its use of natural lighting, optimise energy efficiency through the use of appropriate heat and ventilation systems, and look for ways in which a proportion of your energy supply could be obtained from decentralized and renewable low-carbon sources.
We may also include in your Statement a series of measures designed to reduce the waste generated by the construction process through recycling, and recommend the procurement of materials which will have a low impact on the environment.
More and more we are finding ways to talk about adaptive building design whereby changes in lifestyles can be accommodated through flexible usage.
An Energy Statement is often required as part of the planning application. The aim of this measure is to ensure that the development is planning – through its design – to reduce energy use and emissions.
The Planning Department will want to see the ways in which the development is attempting to address UK objectives, such as the local or national renewable policy. This will need to be demonstrated through evidence-based documentation showing reductions in energy requirement and Co2 impact as a result of the building design.
Hilsdon Holmes provides only tailored Energy Statements for its clients. We always guarantee that the document we provide you with satisfies your specific planning conditions and offers you the very best chance of success.
An Energy Statement isn't just a tick-box exercise. In the hands of a passionate and committed advisor, this document should give you the resources you need to inform your decision-making every step of the way, as well as helping you to develop your cost analysis and support your operational planning. We draw on data from SAP Calculations and SBEM Calculations which will form the basis of our Statement.
We will always take care to address local policies which are unique to a specific council – we promise to provide you with a bespoke Statement which accurately reflects your unique build.
We will ensure that we understand local policy before making a proposal.


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3 crucial questions the Phillies still need to answer
By Mitch Larson
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Scott Kingery #4 of the Philadelphia Phillies (Photo by G Fiume/Getty Images) /
3. Will Scott Kingery get back on track for the Phillies?
Who is Scott Kingery for the Philadelphia Phillies? Remarkably, the team is further away from answering this today than they were on March 25, 2018, when they signed him to a six-year contract before he ever set foot on a major league diamond. Following a career-worst year in 2020, and competing for the center field job, 2021 will leave Kingery at a sort of crossroads in his career.
When he first came up to the major leagues, he was lauded for his versatility, speed on the basepaths, and ability to make contact at the plate. Three seasons and 1,023 at-bats into his career and it's safe to say that Kingery has largely underwhelmed.
Throughout his three-year career, Kingery has frequently flashed the ability that made him one of Phillies' top prospects and convinced them to lock him up before he ever saw a major league at-bat. Other times though he's looked lost and has struggled to find a consistent position. He's a natural middle infielder but has never been able to edge out the competition and become the unquestioned starter at either spot there.
Kingery tested positive for COVID-19 last summer and it likely contributed to what was easily the worst season of his major league career thus far. In 2020 he slashed .159/.228/.283 with just three home runs and 35 strikeouts in 113 at-bats to go along with a -0.8 WAR. He looked lost at the plate, struggling mightily against pretty much everyone.
Heading into spring training, Didi Gregorius is going to once again start at shortstop while manager Joe Girardi has already said publicly that Jean Segura has the "upper hand" at second base. This leaves Kingery competing for a starting role out in center field or continuing to act as a sort of super-utility player that can continue to play all over the diamond. Regardless of where he plays, Kingery can be valuable for the Phillies, but you have to believe they expected him to be more of a sure thing by now.
This coming season is going to be massively important for Kingery. Whichever way you slice it, Kingery is still a major asset to the Phillies. His defensive versatility and speed on the basepaths are indispensable. However, he needs to improve at the plate this season if he wants to continue to be part of Philadelphia's long-term plans.
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Hypocrisy is often cited as a reason not to follow Jesus. It is just not true.
That statement is one of the great defenses against following Jesus. How can Jesus be the real thing if so many of his followers live just like everyone else? Please let me be clear here. I know there are real hypocrites in church. There are people who claim to be Christians, but have no intention of following Jesus. They say one thing while intending to do something very different. They are hypocrites, not Jesus followers. And I acknowledge there are Jesus followers who do things in their lives that are not what Jesus wants. But they are not hypocrites because that is not their intention. But I understand why it might confuse someone.
Sometimes people confuse who we were with who we are. Christians get more like Jesus over time. We treat people better, and we grow in our faith and practice. Christians decide to follow Jesus and we proclaim that publicly when we are baptized. But we spend the rest of our lives growing into what Jesus wants. So do not think that who we were is who we are.
Do not think that what we do is always who we are. Sometimes we Christians do something we should not have done. Or we fail to do something we should have done. That is not who we are. It is not our lifestyle. People think that a Christian commits a sin, then his Christian activities are "living a lie". But for those living for Jesus, it is the sin that is the lie in our lives. The reality is Jesus. So do not confuse a sinful act with a sinful lifestyle.
But, what about the Christians who still have a lifestyle full of sin? Are they hypocrites? Do they invalidate the claims of Jesus? Not at all. Talk to one of us. You will find that we do not want to live contrary to Jesus. We are praying and working to change our actions to reflect our heart. And if you think our lives are still a mess, we know how much worse they would be without Jesus.
Yes, we Christians sin. But we are not hypocrites. Talk to us. We sin, we repent, we commit that with God's help we will become more like Jesus. And every day we become more like Jesus. Over time our life begins to reflect that. Yours can too. Write me at steve@hopeforlife.org or join the blog discussion at www.hopeforlife.org.
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Warm-hearted people, ancient traditions, and golden pagodas … welcome to magical Myanmar. Better known as Burma or the Golden Land, this corner of Southeast Asia is an allure for all senses.
Who: You and 11 other photography enthusiasts. Spouses and non-photography types (the price is the same for them) are more than welcome to join us in Myanmar as well.
What: A 15-day photo tour of Myanmar, catering to photographing in the best light of the day, in the field practice in a fun small group setting, with a flexible schedule and customized photography tips and tutoring to match the group members.
Why: Total photography immersion, in a safe environment, with experienced professional photographers providing lots of hands-on help. Learn to take better photos, immerse in some local culture, and have a whole lot of fun while on tour of Myanmar.
How much is this photo tour?
This tour is specially designed for both adventure and comfort. We stay at mostly 4-star accommodations and have included most of your meals. Little incidentals like water daily, small change (which you'll need for tips and for visiting the toilet), and snacks on the bus have all been taken care of for you for a smooth easy experience.
This is less than many other Myanmar photo tours which include 15 or more people – please look at that when researching and comparing tours.
This lower number of guests allows for a smaller, more intimate group in order to give you the best experience. This means you will have more time with the tour leaders, and a really nice group size for wandering through the small villages of Myanmar.
Three tour leaders; Darlene Hildebrandt, Daniel Korzeniewski, and Boothee Thaik Htun.
Do you love to travel? If you are as obsessed with travel and photography as we are, then you need to join us on this tour of Myanmar. Not only will you learn how to take better photographs, through the support of our guide and two expert teachers, but you can rest assured you will travel to the best locations Myanmar has to offer.
This photography tour to Myanmar has been specially curated to make sure we are photographing in the best light possible.
You will learn about the best time of day to photograph and how to overcome difficult lighting situations. As well as capturing sunsets and sunrises, you can expect glistening templescapes, rays of light through ancient monasteries and silhouetted portraits of Buddhist monks.
Don't expect the typical tourist places! We have found the best locations for you, some totally off the beaten path, and rarely visited.
You will visit Burmese tribal villages where you will meet, interact and photograph local people. We will be visiting floating, indoor, outdoor, and fish markets. If are you looking to improve your landscape photography you couldn't pick a better place than Myanmar.
On our photography tours, we like to take our time. At each place that we take you to in Burma, you will have plenty of time to explore and discover all that it has to offer.
We want to make sure you have time to get the best photographs possible. That means if you feel like taking a break, and skipping a location or exploring on your own, that's not a problem. We are here to support your photographic passion, and if that means taking a break that's fine by us.
A relatively untouched area of Southeast Asia due to decades of self-isolation, Myramar is a mysterious country full of culture and tradition. With over 100 different ethnic groups, many of whom still retain their traditional culture, the treasures of The Golden Land aren't just its pagodas.
Step back in time with us on this journey to explore ancient temples, Buddhist monasteries, traditional fishing villages, and floating markets. You won't just be photographing the places though. What makes this tour different is the interaction with local people. We know these locations and our local guide knows the people. You will get to learn about traditional Burmese culture through interactions with local people who you will also get the chance to photograph. This includes people in traditional dress, fishermen, and Buddhist monks.
If you like photo vacations with an emphasis on improving your camera skills at the same time, a smaller group presents a greater chance you'll learn what you came to – and then some!
Over the course of the tour, you will get help in areas you may be struggling with, in a small group setting.
This will help maximize your learning opportunities and give you time to get individual help, ask questions, get your images reviewed and allow us to customize the tour dynamically based on the guests' needs and skill levels.
Mingalaba – Welcome to Myanmar. You'll be greeted at the airport and then transferred to our hotel where you'll meet the other guests, and your tour leaders. After a brief meet and greet, we will enjoy our first evening meal together.
Our morning begins with a ride on the iconic Circle Train. Traveling to the outskirts of the city we pay a visit to Danyingon Market to capture the hustle and bustle of market life. The rest of the day will be spent at a nunnery followed by a monastery to photograph the famous Reclining Buddha. After a late lunch, and some free time, we will meet late afternoon to photograph Shwegadon, the largest pagoda in the world.
Our day starts off with an early morning visit to the fish market to take a glimpse into daily life in this chaotic city. After breakfast, we will fly to Kyaing Tong when we will really begin to explore the side of Myanmar often not seen by tourists. Once settled into your accommodation, we will explore portrait photography at Wat Zom Khan. Here you will get the opportunity to photograph the Monks living there.
We will spend the day visiting three traditional villages. Our first stop will be to the En tribe where we will meet the village chief, in his hut, before exploring the village with our cameras. Think Tuk Tuk rides and friendly locals in traditional dress. There are no long hikes and you will see very few tourists here having this a unique experience.
This is the second day of exploring traditional villages. We will travel outside of the main town to reach three more tribal villages. As they receive very few tourists, in these remote areas of Burma, they will be happy to pose for a photo or two! Make sure you always have your camera ready to capture the incredible sites you will see on this journey back in time.
Day 6 begins with a morning visit to Kyaing Tong Market, where local tribes meet and gather to sell and exchange goods. This is one of the largest and most interesting markets you will find in Burma because of the diversity of the people gathered here. There are not many countries in the world where you will see so many rare tribes in one place. You will then have some free time to explore on your own. Or if you prefer we will take some time to review your images, using Lightroom, before our flight to Mandalay.
Sunrises, sunsets, private boat rides and photographing The White Temple are just some of the highlights that await you in Mandalay. Our morning begins at an old monastery for the first sunrise shoot of the trip. After breakfast, we take a private boat ride to Mingun where the White Temple awaits. After lunch is Photographer's Choice. You will have a range of options to choose from including a teak carved monastery for portraits, environmental, and scenes with monks.
Day 8 begins with our second sunrise shoot followed by an arranged session with local fishermen. On our return to Mandalay, you will get chance to practice your street photography on Marble Buddha Street. After lunch, we have arranged a free shoot for you at Mahamuni Buddha and Temple Complex. This is a very special place as it is ranked as the second holiest site in Myanmar. Our next stop after a short flight is Bagan where spectacular sunrise and sunset temple-scapes await us.
With its sweeping temple-scapes filled with glittering pagodas, Bagan is the ultimate destination to perfect our sunrise and sunset photography. We have found you the best locations to photograph over the next four days. Our first morning will be dedicated to capturing your first sunrise temple-scape. The rest of the day is all about lighting and portraits. We will be focusing on candlelight and window light, as well as portraits of monks and local people. Our final shoot of the day will be capturing rural village life with cattle, goats, and villagers at sunset.
Our morning will begin with a second Bagan sunrise photo shoot where we hope there will be some hot air balloons for you to capture. After breakfast, we have arranged a photo shoot with some Buddhist monks and locals. In the afternoon we will travel back to a monastery in Bagan to photograph window light rays before finishing the day photographing the sunset from a monastery with panoramic views of Bagan.
If you still haven't taken that killer sunrise or sunset shot don't worry. Today is our final full day in Bagan and we have chosen two incredible locations for you to photograph. As well as Myanmar at sunrise and sunset highlights of today include: photographing an old farmer smoking cheroot, low light portraits in a monastery, photographing silhouettes, Sulamani Temple garden, and umbrellas.
We will visit Shwezigon Pagoda to photograph its hall of pillars before taking an early lunch and catching a flight to Lake Inle. Lake Inle is the last stop on our incredible adventure across Myanmar. Here we will be focusing on our documentation and street photography at the famous floating markets and gardens on the lake. Our journey includes a 1-hour boat ride and a sunset photo shoot with local Intha fishermen.
Our morning begins with another sunrise photo shoot, but today we have arranged for you to capture three local fishermen working. This is sure to be a magical morning. After breakfast, we will travel to the 5-day market, visit the floating villages, and capture the lotus silk weaving. We will spend the afternoon taking our time capturing the beauty of the floating gardens of Lake Inle before returning to our accommodation for the evening meal.
After a relaxing boat ride to Indein, you will have time to explore the marketplace. This is a free-shoot and you are welcome to practice your street, documentation, and portrait photography here. Our second location of the day is the ruins of Nyuang Oak, where we will spend some time before taking a walk to a traditional village, Pa O.
After breakfast, we make our way back to Yangon where our tour began. After our flight, you will have some free time to rest, explore Yangon, squeeze in one final street shoot, or get some last minute gifts from the 2000 shops of Scotts Market! In the evening we will have our final dinner together of the tour. This is always a very special evening where we share our fondest memories and enjoy our final evening together as a group.
After breakfast, you will be transferred to the airport for your flight home. You can absolutely choose to stay for a time in Myanmar on your own. If you've made arrangements to do so please let us know. There is no accommodation booked for this day, so if you're staying on, you'll have to make sure you've got a place to stay ahead of time.
"I have been on three of Darlene's photography tours.
They are full of adventure, learning opportunities, and fun!
Why come on this tour with us?
From the chaotic street markets of Yangon to the captivating fishing villages surrounding Lake Inle, if you are interested in street photography, documentation, portrait, or landscape photography Myanmar is heaven. But only if you know where to go, or have the luxury of time to explore for yourself.
With our group tours we find the best locations, work out the best time of day to visit and work with local guides who have relationships with the people you will be photographing. We take all of the stress out of finding the perfect locations, meaning all you have to do is make sure your camera is ready to capture the incredible things you will see.
This tour to Burma really is a once-in-a-lifetime trip. As a country in the wake of political and economic reforms tourism is increasing year after year. Now is the time to go before the inevitable changes that mass tourism brings.
One of your tour leaders for this 2019 photo tour of Myanmar is Daniel Korzeniewski. Daniel is a Miami-based travel photographer whose work has appeared in several publications. He contributes to various stock photography outlets and often leads photo travel tours.
Daniel contributes articles about travel photography here on Digital Photo Mentor and is the photo leader for this photo tour of Myanmar, our Morocco photo tour, and also Peru and India. Daniel has been to Myanmar twice previously to hand-pick all the stops on the tour, so you'll be in good hands.
Your second tour leader for this Myanmar photo tour is Darlene. She is the creator of Digital Photo Mentor, a photography teacher, tour leader, traveler, and a cat owner.
She has over 30 years of experience as a professional photographer, has been teaching photography since 2011 and has led over 8 tours and 20 workshops.
Boothee is an award-winning photojournalist turned travel and commercial photographer living and working in Yangon, Myanmar. He is well traveled internationally, and has in recent years become a master drone photographer as well! Boothee is great fun to work with, and we will have him with us for our entire tour!
The pricing will be a little different than for our past tours. Based on feedback from other tours we have decided to reduce the maximum number of participants to 12. This means you will have more time with the tour leaders, and a really nice group size for wandering through the villages of Myanmar.
Price for single room is an additional $995 USD.
A non-refundable deposit of $750 is required to hold your spot, with the balance due 90 days prior to the trip. The full cancellation policy is on the next page, prior to making your payment.
Meals – 15 breakfasts, 13 lunches, and 14 dinners (includes non-alcoholic beverages and tips).
Entrance fees to any historical sites, museums, and paid locations.
Domestic airfare in economy class as per the itinerary.
Your international flight or other travel to Myanmar.
Tips for your guide, driver, and tour leader.
Lunch on your free days.
Optional activities like spa treatments or a hot air balloon ride.
Flights to Myanmar: We travel to Myanmar through Yangon International Airport, so book your flights to Yangon, Myanmar. We have arranged transportation to our lodging in Yangon for you if you arrive on the tour start date of Saturday, February 16, 2019. We just need your flight arrival information to get you picked up at the airport.
Flights home from Myanmar: The tour ends, and we depart from Yangon so make your travel arrangements accordingly. Airport transfer is included if you fly out on the last day of the tour, Sunday, March 3rd, 2019.
We have decided that because of the political situation in Myanmar, we will not be running this tour until conditions within the country improve.


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Adapting Adult Books for Young Readers
Julia Rittenberg Oct 30, 2019
Adaptations for young readers are somewhat of a recent phenomenon, but they have been making waves in the book industry. After all, you would be hard-pressed to find a topic that causes as much pearl-clutching as what children are reading. It falls under the larger issue of what kind of media children and teenagers are exposed to, and what this exposure means for their mental development. We want kids to challenge themselves, and we want to protect them from the tough concepts that sometimes we maybe wish we could forget about, if only for a little while. At the same time, there are tons of arguments about reading levels and what kinds of books should even be available to kids. Book banning reached such a high pitch that we now have Banned Books Week to raise awareness about the issue.
Adapting books for young readers can mean a variety of different things. It can mean adding pictures, changing slurs to slightly less harsh words, or cutting out passages that may seem a little boring to young readers. There are many great books adapted for young readers that come out of this process, and it is a helpful way to introduce kids to new historical and contemporary figures that don't have as many books for all reading levels as, for example, Abraham Lincoln.
The continuing trend of adapting books for young readers from the big publishing houses as well as small demonstrates a commitment to widening the boundaries of educational reading that is available for classrooms and libraries alike. Being able to choose a book with a picture or drawing on the front that looks like yourself is still a privilege, and should not be taken for granted.
For this article, I spoke to Brandy Colbert, c0-author of the young reader's adaptation of Life in Motion by Misty Copeland, and Rebecca Stefoff, author of countless works of adapted nonfiction for young readers.
How to Adapt
For young readers, Scholastic releases a yearly Reading Report to take the temperature of how young people are engaging with literature, stories, reading role models, and the social component of reading. Their most recent report reflected a continued hunger for diversity and stories that reflect kids' lived reality. Brandy Colbert, who co-authored the adaptation of Misty Copeland's memoir Life in Motion, sees this as a deeply important issue in getting kids to keep reading.
For Colbert, it wasn't necessarily about breaking apart the story to make it more palatable for young readers—she just helped suggest some strategic cuts during the process of outlining the adaptation. If you were to read the books side by side, you may notice the exclusion of a certain part about Misty Copeland acquiring birth control pills. It's not that middle grade readers (the book is targeted to grades 4–7) couldn't understand this issue, but it's a little boring for a young person to read about the specific mechanics outlined in the original edition.
Thinking about the biographies that were in my classroom and on the shelf in my bedroom, there were the usual suspects for civil rights—Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr. We learned about historical people of color, but didn't often delve into what strides were being made in the contemporary moment. Introducing Misty Copeland to young readers is just as important as historical figures since she was a huge trailblazer in her field. (In fact, she was recently honored with the Trailblazer Award at the Congressional Black Caucus's "Celebration of the Arts" event.)
Widening the historical figures available to younger readers is extremely important for keeping kids invested in reading. If young kids of color only get to read one or two books about important historical artists, activists, and trailblazers of color, they may lose interest in reading altogether. Reading helps building empathy, but we also crave seeing ourselves in what we read. Adaptations like Life in Motion provide an entryway for kids outside of an imagined norm to see themselves history and the contemporary moment.
What to Leave Out
Five years ago, The New York Times released an article with the somewhat patronizing title, "To Lure Young Readers, Nonfiction Writers Sanitize and Simplify." This article lays out a more prosaic argument about how writers take out more unsavory parts of stories, framed around Laura Hillenbrand's adaptation of her award-winning work Unbroken. It focuses more on the tide of nonfiction for young readers that was upcoming 2014 (when the article was written), and why it has become a trend. After talking to some writers working in this field and reading more about it, I think this article title is a bit misleading. It focuses more on the idea that every book must be treated as sacrosanct, as opposed to approaching the idea of reading and knowledge-gathering for kids as a holistic, ever-changing process.
As Brandy Colbert said in our interview, "it's really about accessibility." The way she sees these kinds of adaptations is "getting to the point a little bit faster in a way that encourages young people to keep reading." Accessibility is the key word here—the books need to be deemed appropriate to be in classrooms. The pearl-clutching over curses and "adult" themes in books continues in school districts and libraries, so it's necessary to take a book like Life in Motion and make sure kids could dive into at least a small part of it.
In a similar fashion, Rebecca Stefoff is deeply invested in adapting high quality nonfiction for young readers. I spoke with her about her work in this field, as she is one of the standout authors with her adaptations of On the Origin of Species by Charles Darwin, Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything American History Textbooks Get Wrong by James Loewen, and A People's History of the United States by Howard Zinn.
There are different approaches to adapting these different genres for young readers. For her adaptation of On the Origin of Species, Stefoff mostly cut down the more repetitive parts and included more explanations in the side matter. Her major desire was to introduce kids to the beauty of Darwin's prose. In fact, reading her adaptation of On the Origin of Species is a much more direct way to get through the book because she cut the parts that are repetitive for the sake of convincing the public that, at the time, was almost unconvinceable.
On the other hand, a book like Lies My Teacher Told Me allows kids to dive into Loewen's argument about reading carefully and with a healthy dose of skepticism and curiosity. The original book takes 12 textbooks and points out the bits of history conveniently missing from these textbooks. Rebecca Stefoff wanted to make sure all kids got a chance to engage with that kind of intellectual rigor. As she said in our interview, "history is not math." Kids getting a chance to read this book earlier than the typical reading level would give them the chance to develop critical skills of looking at various sources and understanding how to interpret them.
Another technique Stefoff uses a kid's perspective to illuminate the narrative. For example, in her version of A Young People's History of the United States, she wrote sidebars in kids' voices who would be involved in the events she was elucidating from Zinn's work. She doesn't invent anyone wholecloth, but there are normally kids involved in some capacity.
Nonfiction that centers a kid's perspective is a successful approach as well. It sets up more opportunities for understanding the place of children in other times and societies, and allows them to build empathy. This method recalls the enduring popularity of the American Girls books (if you are an elder millennial like I am).
How They Help
Widening the choices of reading and allowing kids to indulge in historical comparison themselves is always a good idea. No matter how worried us adults will get about kids reading, they can and will read more than us, if given the opportunity. Adaptations of nonfiction about difficult topics are practical as well: they can avoid the issue of books being banned for bad or offensive language, which is very common. When a book is deemed age inappropriate, it gets taken away from a kid's possible reading list. Giving them at least a partial version is preferable, as long as books keep getting banned and censored.
Hopefully, these nonfiction adaptations could lead to more diverse nonfiction and biographies written for kids. I would hope there could be as many biographies for all ages about Bayard Rustin, Florynce Kennedy, Lyda Conley, Tammy Duckworth, Marsha P. Johnson, and an ever-expanding list of people as there are about George Washington.


What are the most common mistakes in SEO that even the SEO experts are inevitable in the process of Website Optimization? Let's take a look at these 9 most common mistakes and improve them to increase traffic and increase conversion rates.
Optimizing a website or blog is a necessary element in any content marketing campaign. Although SEO is volatile, it is still being concerned by content marketers because it is the most powerful way to bring in potential customers and direct them to the sales channel.
SEO methods constantly change to meet the ongoing development of the search engine and the changes caused by the user's perspective brings. Doing SEO for the website always needs improvement, updating. If the SEO strategy is not good or SEO is not effective then you will never get what you have expected is a large amount of traffic and high conversion rates.
There are some common SEO mistakes that are difficult to avoid. Testing the optimization process is very difficult because you can not verify your method immediately. And especially predicting the rules of the search engine is becoming more difficult than before.
Take a look at the 9 most common SEO mistakes that you should avoid in the optimization process for your website.
Optimization depends on the targeted keywords that are ranked for your site. But did you choose the right keywords? One of the most common mistakes in choosing keywords is ignoring long tail keywords (preferred by search engines and users). Although you can define or name your products in a certain way, however, you need to grasp the key points that customers will care about, how they will name your products, what they will type to search.
You may think that using target keywords in each content will increase the ranking. However, this wrong strategy cannot be continued. In fact, overuse of keywords will be considered spam by the search engines, and thus negatively affect your SEO performance.
"Stuffing" at any cost or excessive use of keywords is not the key to successful SEO. Such approach will make your content unnatural and useless to the reader. In fact, Google is applying a latent semantic search algorithm called LSI (Latent Semantic Indexing). This program can recognize the content theme and therefore you do not have to stuff the content by repeating the target keywords. So how much keyword density is good for SEO? The answer is 1.5%.
Another common mistake in SEO is to create content that does not match the keywords. The problem here is that you want to rank for a certain keyword but cannot focus on the target topic. Search engines like Google need to meet the information search needs of the user, so the content of the article must be closely related to the target keyword – the search terms. Therefore, content that does not meet user needs will not rank high on the search results page.
You need to set the goal for writing the content that they have to be created on the platform is the answer. The answer is that the search terms really fit the query and the needs of readers. The answer is that the search terms really fit the query and the needs of readers. The search engine will then be able to mark the content as relevant to the keyword which is optimized.
This next typical error relates to the quality of your content. Today copying documents is a common practice however search engines have improved to have penalties for this problem.
There will be no room for duplicate and superficial content. Instead of copying, you should invest time and effort in creating the original text, which really makes sense. This is the only way to ensure and maintain your site's ranking on search results pages.
It will not be comprehensive optimization once the target keywords have not been included in your article. You should not ignore the title tags and meta descriptions, the essential elements of SEO. Ignoring them means you have missed a huge potential for your content. These optimization elements are considered by the search engines when they crawl the site so if properly done they will improve the performance of the content.
A technical detail that content marketers sometimes forget, is the inclusion of image description tags (alt tags). It is important to use alt tags for images when you include them in your content, as they are another indication of how you are targeting posts. Search programs cannot see images – but they can read alt tags and add this information to the process of indexing your pages.
For the most effective SEO, we need to keep in mind the quality of outbound links when incorporated in the article content. Outbound links may not require much, but must be "quality". Outbound links must be links to relevant and reputable sites.
You should also watch out for common mistakes while using internal links. Of course, it is important to think about your top-performing pages and consider placing links to them in your content. This is a way to increase visibility and create more constraints for pages.
But make sure that the use of internal links in the article is appropriate, not just because the goal is to have them in an article. Internal links should be relevant to the subject and Internal links should be relevant to the subject and focus of the paragraph or article.
Just like the abuse of "keyword stuffing", here you must avoid using internal links. If the content and the link look unnatural then your article will not be appreciated by the target audience and the search engines, and the high possibility is that they can be seen as fraudulent behavior.
Optimizing SEO is not just about content and keywords. That is also about the quality of your website, especially its performance on mobile devices, which is the top choice of users today. Google and other search engines may recognize when your site is not mobile-friendly. If the mobile experience is not yet rated highly, it is not yet smooth for the user, it is likely your ranking on the search engine will be seriously affected.
Download speeds are similar because search engines also focus on that. It is no surprise that a slower website will suffer a lower ranking in the SERP. You can use online tools such as Google PageSpeed Insight to analyze and solve problems with page load speed.
Last but not least, use analytics tools to track the progress of optimizing and optimizing search content. Many marketers will skip this step, but this is a serious mistake. Establishing and regularly reviewing analytics is essential for your optimization results. Google Analytics and Google Webmaster Tools are just two of the main tools you can use to measure and get an overview of your site's performance. With the help of these tools, you can track the optimization that takes place across different content types and assess the impact of each of the different strategies you are applying.
Nowadays, search engine optimization (SEO) is an integral part of any content marketing strategy. You can find plenty of advice online about SEO, but keep in mind especially the typical SEO mistakes. It is best to get acquainted with them, with the challenges that others have encountered, then avoid getting them in your marketing efforts. These 9 errors have been proven to be quite common, so it is easy to recognize them.


Let's look at ways you can scale shapes on the workplane.
There are 9 handles that allow you to scale an object.
Black handles will only effect one axis.
White handles will effect two axis.
Holding ALT on the keyboard when scaling will make the object will expand from the center.
Holding SHIFT on the keyboard when scaling will scale the object on all axis equally.
Scaling the height of a shape can also be done with the handles.
When a shape is selected you will see a white handle is next to the black move arrow near the top of the shape.
This white handle will scale an object's height.


Virtualisation brings with it far-reaching changes to IT infrastructure. New processes are added while others are modified or eliminated entirely. The right software will help your company master this transition for the long term. Discover your ideal solution at bechtle.com.
The new requirements of virtualised infrastructure.
Virtualisation doesn't just affect your IT infrastructure, it also turns all the related processes upside down, from planning, procurement and installation to monitoring and management. For instance, your purchasers now have to pay even more attention to the fine print to guarantee that hardware and software meet very specific requirements. Not only do they want to maximise the use of existing resources, they must also ensure the data centre is able to handle the load increase resulting from this centralisation of services. Another vital consideration are all the new tools required to monitor new structures and processes—as reliability is of the utmost importance. Leading providers such as VMware and Microsoft offer suitable solutions to support your evolving needs.
Analysis, workload balancing and capacity planning.
Platforms such as VMware vSphere aim to maximise the reliability and performance of your infrastructure and all the applications it provisions. They've thought of everything, including operations management. You can monitor your system status round the clock to identify potential bottlenecks well in advance, allowing you to balance workloads more efficiently, provided the necessary capacity is available. If capacity is low or performance slides, alerts inform you before it's too late. The platform also assists you in visualising performance trends and projecting capacity requirements to plan for the necessary resources, so you can avoid both bottlenecks and expensive oversizing.
Veeam and SolarWinds to monitor performance in virtual environments.
In addition to software by market leader VMware, our Bechtle online shop carries solutions by several other providers. Veeam ONE is a monitoring, reporting and capacity planning tool to guarantee maximum reliability, while SolarWinds Database Performance Analyzer focuses on eliminating database issues in general. No matter which solution in our online shop catches your eye, our product managers will be happy to advise you.


Now that your SPAM and suspect spam are properly marked it is simply a case of filtering them into appropriate folders to manage them.
I know these images are very dated but they should still be relevant in some way to give you an idea how to do it.
Fortunately I am using ExelMail to manage my email. I will create a video tutorial on how to configure your ExelMail to filter your email.
Now 1. Select the Conditions for you rule and check the box next to Where the Subject line contains specific words, then 2. Select the Actions for your rule and check the box next to Move it to the specified folder, then 3. Rule Description and click the contains specific words link.


So I purchased the new execution for Conqueror, Mongrel charge but I noticed it doesn't heal me. I tried it in Tribute, Duels, Brawls, even Training matches, Does anyone have similar problems with new executions?
The devs told us in the last Warrior's Den stream (every thursday 12 eastern on twitch and youtube plus since twitch and youtube video on demand after the time) that they are aware of and actively working on this.