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Recap: Mwanga's Seventh Helps Union Draw Rapids
By Jason Brewer Aug 14, 2010, 10:03pm EDT
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Chester, PA (Sports Network) – Rookie Danny Mwanga scored his seventh goal of the season and the Philadelphia Union tied the Colorado Rapids 1-1 at PPL Park on Saturday in Major League Soccer.
Mwanga scored in the 73rd minute, 14 minutes after Jeff Larentowicz opened the scoring for Colorado.
Philadelphia (4-10-5) settled for its second straight draw at home and slipped to 0-1-3 in its last four matches in the newly-built stadium in Chester, Pa.
Colorado (7-5-7) failed to build on a win over San Jose last weekend, which is the Rapids' lone win in its last nine matches.
After a slow first 30 minutes, the Union's Alejandro Moreno hit the right post in the 30th minute as he came within inches of his second goal of the season.
Union leading scorer Sebastien Le Toux fired wide left late in the first half, as Philadelphia failed to convert the best two chances in the opening half.
Philadelphia had another chance early in the second half when Mwanga set up Le Toux, but he missed wide left again with his 10th goal of the season in sight.
Colorado converted its first good chance 15 minutes into the second half, when Larentwoicz latched onto a ball just outside the box and drilled a shot inside the right post in the 59th minute for his second goal of the season.
Le Toux turned provider just under 15 minutes later when he ran onto a pass in the left side of the area, held off Colorado defender Marvell Wynne, and found Mwanga in the middle of the area.
Mwanga controlled the ball well with his first touch, then poked the ball past Colorado goalie Matt Pickens from close range. Mwanga, the No. 1 pick in the MLS draft, scored in his second straight match and has all of his goals in his last 11 games.
Pablo Mastroeni wasted a golden chance for Colorado to escape with a road win, as he fired wide right from the edge of the area in the 81st minute.
Philadelphia had two chances in stoppage time to earn its fourth home win, but Le Toux had a penalty appeal denied after he was fouled in the box in the 92nd and Michael Orozco Fiscal had a late goal called back for offside.
Colorado visits the Columbus Crew on Aug. 21 in its next game, while the Union take a five-game winless skid to D.C. United on Aug. 22 for their next match.
Danny Mwanga Scores His 7th In Union Draw With Colorado
Video: Danny Mwanga's Leveller
Preview: Philadelphia Union Face Colorado Rapids At PPL Park

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Body-Worn Footage Shows Dramatic Moment Westminster Terror Plotter Was Arrested
Body-worn video footage has been released showing the dramatic moment a knife-wielding man was taken down by armed police near Parliament.
Yesterday, Khalid Ali was convicted of planning a terror attack in Westminster and making bombs for the Taliban.
The 28-year-old plumber was arrested at the Parliament Street junction on 27th April last year, four weeks after Khalid Masood killed five people on Westminster Bridge.
When surrounded by armed officers, Ali put his hands in the air and dropped to the pavement. He is then told he was arrested on suspicion of terrorism.
An officer asked him if he had anything on him that would cause harm, and the defendant replied: "You'll see."
He was seen to be bleeding from a cut on his hand as an officer wearing forensic gloves searched his pockets and clothes.
During the search, officers found three knives in pockets and Ali was further arrested for having a bladed article.
An officer told his colleagues: "Let's make absolutely sure he has not got anything else before we put him in the car."
While in custody, Ali's clothes were taken away and he was found to have a small cut in the front of his underwear where the largest of the three knives was found, jurors heard.
His DNA was on all three blades, said prosecutor Alison Morgan.
Body-worn footage shows the moment Ali was arrested. Picture: Met Police
The court hear that Ali armed himself that day to deliver a "message" to British decision-makers and planned an attack in the UK after spending five years making bombs with the Taliban in Afghanistan.
He carried out "hostile reconnaissance" around Downing Street, New Scotland Yard, the Ministry of Defence, the MI6 building and the Cenotaph on March 18 and April 22 last year, the court has heard.
An Old Bailey jury convicted Ali of preparing an act of terrorism in the UK and two counts of possessing an explosive substance with intent.
He will be sentenced on 20 July.


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The Balbina Dam () is a hydroelectric dam and power station on the Uatumã River in the Amazon Rainforest, Brazil. The location is under the municipality of Presidente Figueiredo jurisdiction, in the state of Amazonas.

Structure

The Balbina Dam was built from 1985 to 1989 and is managed by Manaus Energia, under the Eletronorte system. The first of five generators began operating in February 1989. The dam has an installed capacity of  and floods a  area.

Controversy
The dam was established to provide a renewable electricity supply to the city of Manaus but was considered by locals a controversial project from the start, due to the loss of forest and displacement of tribal homes grounds.
About  of land formerly occupied by the Waimiri-Atroari was removed from the Waimiri Atroari Indigenous Territory and flooded.
The dam was also criticized for its expensive construction and maintenance costs.
As a result of the methane released from its vast reservoir, proportional to its output, the Balbina Dam emits ten times more greenhouse gases than a coal plant.
The dam is the least efficient in Brazil in terms of the area flooded for each megawatt generated.

Conservation
The lake and island ecosystems formed by the dam are protected by the  Uatumã Biological Reserve, a strictly protected conservation unit created in 2002.
The west shore is protected by the  Caverna do Maroaga Environmental Protection Area, established in 1990.
Downstream from the dam the Uatumã runs through the  Uatumã Sustainable Development Reserve, created in 2004.
The dam regulates the river flow through the reserve, and reduces seasonal flooding.

See also

 List of power stations in Brazil

References

Sources

Dams completed in 1989
Energy infrastructure completed in 1989
Dams in Amazonas (Brazilian state)
Hydroelectric power stations in Brazil

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Takeda To Develop Zika Vaccine With $19.8m BARDA Funding
The US$19.8 million initial funding will cover the development of a Zika vaccine through to a Phase I clinical trial.
AsianScientist (Sep. 6, 2016) – Japanese pharmaceutical company Takeda has been selected by the US Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) to develop a vaccine for Zika.
The US$19.8 million initial funding from BARDA will cover vaccine development through to a Phase I clinical trial. BARDA is a division of the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response (ASPR) within the US Department of Health and Human Services.
Under the agreement, Takeda's Vaccine Business Unit will develop an inactivated, adjuvanted, whole Zika virus vaccine. They will develop and produce the investigational vaccine, complete pre-clinical studies, submit an Investigational New Drug Application to the US Food and Drug Administration, and execute a Phase I clinical trial. The vaccine will be manufactured at Takeda's facilities in Hikari, Japan.
On February 1, 2016, the World Health Organization declared the Zika outbreak to be a Public Health Emergency of International Concern. On February 8, 2016 the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention elevated its Zika response efforts to its highest response level, Level 1.
There is currently no vaccine or medicine for Zika, and infection during pregnancy is suspected to be linked to a serious birth defect called microcephaly. Many people infected with Zika will have no symptoms or only mild symptoms that last several days to a week.
Source: Takeda; Photo: Shutterstock.
#Infectious Disease #Japan #Takeda Pharmaceutical Co #Vaccines #World Health Organization #Zika #Zika Virus
Takeda Receives US$38 Million Polio Eradication Grant From Gates Foundation With this funding, Takeda will develop, license and supply at least 50 million doses of a polio vaccine per year to more than 70 developing countries.
GHIT Awards Seven New Grants Amounting To US$15.3 Million Research in the neglected tropical diseases of dengue, malaria and Chagas disease receive a US$15.3 million boost in funding from GHIT.
Takeda's Zika Vaccine Moves Into The Fast Lane TAK-426, Takeda's Zika vaccine currently in phase 1 trials, has received US Food and Drug Administration's Fast Track designation.
Extending The Range Of Diseases Covered By A Rice-Based Vaccine Astellas and the Institute of Medical Science at the University of Tokyo are expanding the range of diseases that can be covered by their rice-based oral vaccine, MucoRice.
What You Need To Know About Takeda's Dengue Vaccine Derek Wallace, global dengue program medical director of Takeda Pharmaceutical Company, on the company's plans for dengue and Zika vaccines.
Subject: Zika, OMG If you were emailing your friends about the Zika outbreak as it unfolded, it might looked something like this.


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Q: Does ESXi 5 have a "routed IP" feature like Xen? I have a dedicated server that I would like to use ESXi 5 on.  I previously had Xen and it worked great.  Initial network configuration was a bit confusing.  The problem I have is the hosting company has MAC filtering on, so basically I need to configure some kind of routed mode.  This would mean that each VM routes traffic through ESXi instead of broadcasting on the network.

A: It doesn't come with this feature out of the box. However many people in your situation bring up a small router vm using something like pfsense to serve as a router and firewall in front of the rest of the vms. In this situation, the pfsense vm would have interfaces in at least two different vswitches.  One vswitch would be connected to the LAN port(s) of the host and the others would be only internal to the ESXi host, not connected directly to the outside world.

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são as estruturas nas quais são produzidas as proteínas das células. Encontram-se livres no citoplasma tanto nas células eucariontes como nas procariontes. Nas eucariontes, eles também podem estar aderidos ao retículo endoplasmático. São organelas celulares constituídos por proteínas e ácido ribonucleico presentes  citoplasma celular, nas mitocôndrias, nos cloroplastos e na parte superficial do retículo endoplasmático, formando o retículo endoplasmático rugoso (granular). Trata-se de um complexo macro-molecular que asseguram a síntese proteica através da informação genética que lhes chega do ARN transcrito na forma de ARN mensageiro. Os ribossomas reúnem as vinte moléculas específicas de aminoácidos para formar proteínas determinadas por sequências de moléculas de ARN. Visíveis apenas ao microscópio eletrónico, com um tamanho de 29 nm. em células procariotas e 32 nm. em eucariotas. Estão presentes em todas as células, exceto nos espermatozóides. Os ribossomas são considerados em várias fontes como organelos não membranosos, dado que não existem endomembranas na sua estrutura, entretanto alguns biólogos não os consideram propriamente organelos por este mesmo motivo.

Descoberta
Os ribossomos foram observados pela primeira vez em meados de 1955 pelo biólogo celular romeno-americano George Emil Palade, usando um microscópio eletrônico, como partículas densas ou grânulos. O termo "ribossomo" foi proposto pelo cientista Richard B. Roberts no final da década de 1950.

Albert Claude, Christian de Duve e George Emil Palade receberam conjuntamente o Prêmio Nobel de Fisiologia ou Medicina, em 1974, pela descoberta do ribossomo. O Prêmio Nobel de Química de 2009 foi concedido a Venkatraman Ramakrishnan, Thomas A. Steitz e Ada E. Yonath por determinar a estrutura detalhada e o mecanismo do ribossomo.

Função

Sua função é sintetizar fitas proteicas de RNA complementares às já existentes e produzir enzimas. As proteínas produzidas pelos polirribossomas geralmente permanecem dentro da célula para uso interno. Já as enzimas produzidas pelos ribossomas aderidos à parede do retículo endoplasmático são armazenadas em vesículas que são transportadas para o complexo de Golgi, onde são "empacotadas" e enviadas para fora da célula.

O Ribo-T, um ribossoma artificial, foi criado para conduzir uma melhor compreensão de
como funcionam os ribossomas.

Localização
Podem ser encontrados espalhados no citoplasma, presos uns aos outros por uma fita de RNA formando polissomas (também chamados de polirribossomas), ou no retículo endoplasmático (formando assim o retículo endoplasmático rugoso ou granular). Já nas células procarióticas são encontradas livres no hialoplasma, onde tem sua origem. Neste tipo de célula, elas são criadas a partir de proteínas e RNA ribossômico específicos, por um processo de auto-construção, ou seja, os ribossomos procariontes, constroem-se sozinhos a partir de seus componentes.

Constituição
O ribossomo é formado principalmente (mais ou menos 60% da massa total) pelo flagelo ribossomático e cerca de 50 tipos diferentes de proteínas. Tem uma grande e uma pequena subunidade, sendo a grande formada de 49 proteínas + 3 Na (Sódio) e a pequena por 33 proteínas

Estrutura
O ribossomo só é funcional quando suas subunidades estão unidas. Após a construção de cada proteína, as subunidades se desprendem da fita de RNA mensageiro(RNAm) e se separam.

Na subunidade maior, existem duas regiões onde ocorre o contato direto com o RNAt: são chamadas Sítio A (Aminoacil) onde ocorre a chegada do RNAt e Sítio P (Peptidil) onde são formadas as ligações peptídicas pela junção entre os aminoácidos de ambos os sítios. A ação dos ribossomos na tradução se divide em: iniciação (AUG - códon de início), alongamento (fatores de alongamento) e finalização (códons de parada - Stop).

Características da tradução

O ribossomo une outros componentes importantes na síntese de proteínas, as moléculas de RNA, para traduzir as seqüências de aminoácidos de uma proteína. As tríades de ácidos nucléicos (anticódons) do RNA são utilizadas pelo ribossomo para a geração de uma sequência de aminoácidos. O sítios de ligação para o RNA (no ribossomo) estão na sua subunidade menor. Existem três sítios de ligação para moléculas de RNA. Cada tRNA ligado comunica as subunidades 30S e 60S, com sua ponta de anticódon na primeira e sua ponta aminoacil (levando o aminoácido) na ultima. O sítio A (de Aminoacil) liga-se a um aminoacidos tRNA que chega, cujo anticódon pareia com o códon no síto A da subunidade 30S. À medida que nos movemos no sentido 5' do RNA no sítio P (de peptidil) da subunidade 30S.

O RNA no sítio P contém a cadeia polipeptídica crescente, parte da qual se ajusta a uma estrutura tipo túnel na subunidade 60S. O sítio E (de saída) contém um tRNA desacila (ele não leva mais um aminoácido) que está pronto para ser liberado pelo ribossomo. Não está claro se as interações códon-anticódon também ocorrem entre o RNA e o RNA no sítio E. Duas regiões do ribossomo são críticas para a síntese de proteínas. O centro decodificador na subunidade 30S garante que apenas os tRNA portadores de anticódons que se pareiam com o códon (chamados de RNA cognatos) serão aceitos no sítio A. Os tRNA cognatos se associam ao centro de peptidil transferase na subunidade 60S onde é catalisada a formação da ligação peptídica. Recentemente, a estrutura dos ribossomos em associação aos RNA foi determinada em termos atômicos como uso de varias técnicas, incluindo cristalografia de raios X.

Os resultados destes estudos elegantes mostraram claramente que ambos os centros são totalmente compostos de regiões de RNA. Isto é, os contatos importantes nestes centros são de RNA -RNA. A formação da ligação peptídica é tida como sendo catalisada por um sítio ativo no RNA ribossômico e apenas ajudadas por proteínas ribossômicas. Sua função é produzir proteinas.

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June is off to a busy start here.
The upcoming weekend is the first weekend I've had zero commitments or plans since April. With all the business, and some life changing occurrences in the past month and a half an easy weekend of no set plans sounds like just what the doctor ordered. Especially because in a little over a week I'll be starting a 6 day hike of the West Coast Trail so along with usual life pieces I have been slowly preparing for that (again in charge of food stuff). So I'm looking forward to an unscheduled weekend of preparing, relaxing and taking my time. It feels like it's been a while since that has been my life.
In the mean time, I thought I'd share some links, podcasts and webpages I've been browsing the last few weeks.
I shared a little bit about being a budget and with that have been loving this new-to-me website: www.caitflanders.com. A local BC girl (yay!) she talks about her journey out of debt and mindful living. It's inspiring for me to read about others journeys from being in debt to having much more financial freedom.
Along the lines of intentional buying, one reason I'm trying to buy from second hand stores as much as possible is the disillusionment I've had with big retail. I like to think I try to make ethical and critically thoughtful decisions about where I buy and why – but it is very hard to find out about the ethical practices of your favourite stores. So I really liked this link my mom sent me: http://getledbetter.com. It's great if one of your concerns is the gender division of the leadership of companies. We all know that many corporations, from where we get our clothes to who runs our television media, are often majorly run by men, but this site can help you decide to support organizations that have more equal gender distributions on their boards or in their executive line… so you can now feel a whole lot better about shopping at H&M.
Lastly I'm loving all sorts of podcasts lately. As I've made a journey away from dieting I found more and more websites dedicated to anti-diet culture, as well as fat acceptance and even fat activism. I'm loving all things Virgie Tovar right now. You can find her on multiple podcasts. And in multiple writing spheres. I love her voice, her style and her message.
I also really enjoyed this podcast featuring two fellow health at every size RDs Glenys O and Aaron Flores (their sites here and here) and Vivienne McMaster who runs a body loving/acceptance program called Be Your Own Beloved (another BC girl, squee!). Some great tid-bits and stories from all three.
So my lovely blogosphere peeps I'm away for the next few weeks, but I hope you keep enjoying the world wide web as much as I do every day. Happy reading, facebooking and general life!


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package de.hilling.junit.cdi;

import de.hilling.junit.cdi.beans.Request;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.extension.ExtendWith;

import jakarta.inject.Inject;
import java.util.UUID;

/**
 * Test and demo different scopes in cdi-test.
 */
@ExtendWith(CdiTestJunitExtension.class)
class ScopeTest {

    @Inject
    private Request request;

    private UUID lastIdentifier;

    @Test
    void assertNotNull() {
        Assertions.assertNotNull(request);
    }

    @Test
    void testOne() {
        assertNotEqual();
    }

    @Test
    void testTwo() {
        assertNotEqual();
    }

    private void assertNotEqual() {
        if (lastIdentifier == null) {
            lastIdentifier = request.getIdentifier();
        } else {
            Assertions.assertNotEquals(lastIdentifier, request.getIdentifier());
        }
    }

}

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Q: What is wrong with this correct condition? :) I find this very strange. As far as I can tell nothing is wrong with this statement, but when running it it always evaluates to false, no matter what number I enter.
if(temp>=1 && temp<=5)

temp is a integer that I only want to be a number between 1-5. So, first half of the statement reads if(temp is equal to or greater then one AND if temp is less then or equal to 5). I think this should return true if you enter 3 for example, since this is greater then 1 AND less then 5 but it doesn't. What am I missing? :)
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complete loop:
int temp;
int arrayStorlek=0;
int tempBytesIndex[5];

  for(;;){
     temp=getchar();
     if(temp=='n' || temp=='N'){
         printf("Du är nöjd");
         beraknaHand(kortHand);
         }
     else{
       printf("Hära \n%i\n ", temp);
       system("pause");
       if( isdigit(temp)){
            if(temp<=5 && temp>=1){
                printf("temp är större än 0 och mindre än 5");
                tempBytesIndex[i++] = temp-'0';
                arrayStorlek++;
                }
            else
               printf("du måste ange ett intervall mellan 1-5");
               }
       else if (temp=='\n' || temp==EOF){
            printf("Slut på inlästa filer");
              system("pause");
              break;
              }
       else
          printf("\n Du får bara ange siffror, eller ange N om du är nöjd");
}

When printing the variable temp it returns a value above 50, even if I enter a 3. How can this be? :)

A: The following test program:
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
    int temp = 3;
    if(temp>=1 && temp<=5) { printf("yes"); }
    else { printf("no"); }
}

prints "yes". So… yes, your understanding of the condition is correct and apparently one of your other assumptions is false.

A: getchar returns int, but that number represents the code of the character. scanf suits you better, I think, or you must convert char that you get from getchar to int.


paperbicycle: Illustration Bootcamp with Meg Hunt!
So, for the last couple weeks, the amazing Meg Hunt and I have been chatting back and forth trying to get something together for Light Grey Art Lab's travel sessions!
I am SUPER excited to announce that Meg is coming to Minneapolis to teach a two day intensive art workshop called Illustration Bootcamp with Meg Hunt.
Shes got two amazing days planned to help get people inspired, share advice on the business side and the creative side of being a working illustrator, she'll lead some in-studio creative sessions, and we'll be headed to some awesome off-site locations for meet & greets with other professional individuals in the arts as well as a great fieldtrip to Minneapolis's Kerlin Collection - a vault of children's book art that will blow your mind.
This workshop is open to anyone that can make it to Minneapolis! It's $160 for locals, and we have a workshop + hotel package for people coming from far away lands!
I hope you guys can make it! I can't believe it! It should be awesome!
Help us spread the word if you can!


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Method Option 2022/2023
History of the Book
Exploring the world of books at Oxford
About HoB
Around Oxford
Palaeography
Around Oxford Hands-On Libraries April 5, 2022 April 5, 2022 by Henrike Lähnemann
Videocast series 'Parchment and Paper'
The videocast series Parchment and Paper is dedicated to the treasures of the college library at Queen's. In episode 3 of series 3, Dr Conor O'Brien (Associate Professor in the Early Mediaeval History of the British Isles and North Atlantic World, and Tutorial Fellow in History at Queen's: https://www.queens.ox.ac.uk/people/dr-conor-o%E2%80%99brien) joins Matthew Shaw (College Librarian at Queen's: https://www.queens.ox.ac.uk/people/dr-gabriele-rota) in a conversation about food and dining in mediaeval and early modern Britain.
This episode focuses on manuscript and early printed material from an exhibition that took place in the college library in Hilary Term 2022 as part of the "Dining Right" programme. "Parchment and Paper" was created by Matthew Shaw and Gabriele Rota (Junior Research Fellow in Classics at Queen's) on behalf of, respectively, the college library and the Centre for Manuscript and Text Cultures.
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Lyell Lectures, 29 September - 8 October. Register at https://bit.ly/2R2GzaH
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Lake Apopka Farmworkers Historical Mural
Underway, Accepting Volunteers
This is to build farmworker pride with the creation of a mural that represents the farmworker reality: the joy, pain, resilience, and determination, the dignity in working hard and feeding America.
Cameron O
East Station Street
(Apopka)
Our community has often felt "invisible." The general public does not think about the people and their families who plant and harvest the food the rest of us eat. But, community members know their history. They tell stories that are rich and vibrant and powerful. Some of the stories go back to ancestors living under slavery. Some have grandparents and great-grandparents who were sharecroppers or indentured servants. They have survived the Jim Crow era, experienced the threats of the KKK, and made their voices heard during the Civil Rights era. Farmworkers performed the backbreaking work that built the economy of our state and of our nation. Betty Dubose harvested cotton when she was a young woman. Eloise and Magaline remember tying tobacco leaves in a barn with other women. Linda shares her story of packing corn in crates on the "mule train" when she was only eight years old. Most Americans never think about the workers behind the food they eat every day. But their work made the world go 'round. The mural project is a way to capture the rich tapestry of the lives of the farmworkers and to tell the history of the community that inspires the next generation. The project incorporates intergenerational dialogues to pass down the knowledge and wisdom that will be woven into the images depicted in the mural.
To make this project possible, we are raising money to help purchase basic supplies, including paint, brushes, primer, fencing, posts and all the materials needed for the visioning and planning process, including paper, markers and other materials. Since we will be working outside to install and paint the mural, we also want to be able to provide food, water and drinks to the volunteers and community members doing the work under the Florida sun. We also envision creating a brochure and informational materials and to write and publish an article to describe the meaning and the collaborative process of the mural project. We will also plan and implement a "Grand Opening" ceremony where we will unveil, announce and present the mural to the community, at which we will provide food, beverages and printed informational materials for those in attendance. Funds raised through this fundraiser will help us print these materials to share widely. The money raised for this project is going to bring honor and respect to the farmworkers who will break through their former invisibility and make their legacy known in an artwork that all the community can share, enjoy and find pride in.
Once we have received money for supplies, we expect the process to begin in earnest. We will erect a wooden fence at a designated central location in the residential community that is adjacent to a bus terminal that many community members frequent. This will give the mural maximum visibility in the community. Planning and visioning sessions have already begun in which community members have collectively formulated key concepts for the mural. Next steps include one-on-one dialogues with older generation community members centered around the question, "How do you want your community to be remembered?" to elicit some of their most poignant memories. Grand and great-grandchildren will be invited to participate in the conversations to stimulate inter-generational dialogues to infuse the younger generation with a sense of their personal and family history and to gain a perspective of legacy. Whenever possible, with the participant's consent, these will be audio recorded and supplemented with photographs that can be archived for posterity. We will create an accompanying full color brochure, informational flyers, and a more detailed article about the project and the process. Once the planning sessions and wood treatment is finished, we will have the artists/community members dedicate days to go out and begin the painting process for the mural. The plan is to begin painting in March 2020 with a targeted completion date of July of 2020 with a ceremony to announce the mural to the public.
For justice and for community – that is why we are doing this project. To celebrate resilience and strength and power in the face of adversity, exploitation and racism – that is why we do this project. In solidarity with all those who labored in the fields while the rest of us enjoyed the fruits of their labor – that is why we do this project. Farmworkers were exposed to environmental contaminants during their years working on the farm fields on Lake Apopka. From the 1940s until 1998, the north shore of Lake Apopka in Central Florida supported farmlands that produced a variety of vegetable crops that fed the country. For decades, the farms were treated with fertilizers and pesticides in attempts to maximize production and to manipulate and control the plants, insects, and the soil to meet consumer demand for blemish-free, cheap produce. These chemical inputs irreparably altered the ecosystem on and around the farms, resulting in Lake Apopka's declaration as Florida's most polluted lake, wildlife deformities and reproductive abnormalities, persistent soil contamination, and deleterious health impacts to the workers themselves. Ultimately, in 1998, the farms were bought out with taxpayer money so that environmental restoration could begin on Lake Apopka. Early on in the restoration process, when the farmlands were flooded, more than a thousand migratory birds died from exposure to DDT and other toxic chemicals lying stagnant in the farms' soil – the same chemicals that farmworkers had been exposed to for decades. Since the unceremonious closing of the farms 20 years ago, the farmworkers have been left with their lingering health challenges and no choice but to accept the many injustices they endured during their long years working on the farms.
With no recourse available to address their health issues and to remedy their maltreatment over the years, their grief and their lament began to be channeled into avenues that would recognize and praise those who so honorably worked the land. Over the years, the Lake Apopka farmworkers have been featured prominently through many forms of creative expression: a photodocumentary, short films, youtube videos, oral histories, newspaper articles, quilts, middle/high school curriculum, a full book, and chapters of other books. Now, the remaining core group of Lake Apopka farmworker leaders has their minds set on claiming a wall in Apopka to paint a big, bold mural to honor and amplify the dignity and legacy of The Farmworker.
Disbursed budget (12.14.20):
TOTAL RAISED = $3,795.00
ioby Platform Fee $35.00
ioby Donation Processing Fee (3%) $66.45
TOTAL TO DISBURSE= $3,693.55
Original budget:
Paint, primer, brushes, sponges, and other artistic materials to cover 50+ feet of fencing- $2000
Fencing supplies- $500
Administrative costs- $2500
PROJECT FUNDING NEEDED = $5,000
ioby Platform Fee $35
ioby Donation Processing Fee (3%) $156
TOTAL TO RAISE = $5,191
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Total Funding Needed: $3,795
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$3,795 raised so far
For new paint brushes to give our volunteers
To provide supplies for artists and volunteers
For a bucket of new paint to make our mural look its best
For wood primer to make sure our mural lasts as long as possible
To purchase full-color informational flyers, pamphlets, posters, and other promotional materials to spread awareness throughout the community and celebrate the mural!
Volunteers from the community could be expected to help with tasks such as priming and preparing the wood fence, as well as assisting with the painting process for the mural. This work would not begin until we have the fence installed and the design for the mural established. Community members can also feel free to get involved with the planning process for the design, if they feel that farmworkers have had a large impact on their family/lives. We are looking for input from any generation that has a strong connection to farmworkers from central Florida.
"Crowdfunding is a way of saying, 'This matters to me.' It's kind of like pushing the train a little bit so it can get rolling. It lets others know that there's enough people that care that they're willing to dig into their pocket to try and make it happen. "
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BrewDog has a 'culture of fear,' ex-staffers allege
London (CNN Business)BrewDog, one of the biggest UK craft beer producers, has apologized after dozens of former employees accused the company of fostering a "culture of fear" and fomenting "toxic attitudes towards junior staff."
In an open letter published on Wednesday, a group of more than 70 people describing themselves as former staffers said they felt "burnt out, afraid and miserable" after working at the company, a Scottish brewery and bar chain known for its punk rock attitude, liberal politics and aggressive marketing."Being treated like a human being was sadly not always a given for those working at BrewDog … The true culture of BrewDog is, and seemingly always has been, fear," the former employees wrote in the letter, which said that an additional 45 ex-staffers endorsed the message but "did not feel safe to include either their names or initials."
BrewDog declined to respond to questions from CNN Business. CEO James Watt said in a statement that the letter was "upsetting, but so important."
"Our focus now is not on contradicting or contesting the details of that letter, but to listen, learn and act," he added. "We are going to reach out to our entire team past and present to learn more. But most of all, right now, we are sorry."Read MoreHe said that the company has "thousands of employees with positive stories to tell" but acknowledged that the letter "proves that on many occasions we haven't got it right." BrewDog had 1,767 employees as of 2019, according to company documents.The letter singled out Watt, who co-founded the company in 2007, for creating the toxic atmosphere: "It is with you that the responsibility for this rotten culture lies. By valuing growth, speed and action above all else, your company has achieved incredible things, but at the expense of those who delivered your dreams."
The Brewdog Plc brewery and headquarters near Aberdeen, Scotland.BrewDog's rapid growth has seen the company establish breweries in the United States, Germany and Australia. It now has more than 100 bars worldwide and exports into 60 countries.In 2017, an investment from US private equity group TSG Consumer Partners valued the company at $1.24 billion. BrewDog's quirky and irreverent marketing campaigns have helped grow its fan base. But the former employees alleged in the letter that some of the stunts were just lip service.In 2014 the company launched a limited edition beer called "Hello My Name is Vladimir" in response to Russia's "gay propaganda" law and claimed it had sent a case to President Vladimir Putin. According to the former employees, however, no beer was sent.
"How many more times will we see the stories about sending protest beer to Russia (you didn't)?," the letter said. It cited other examples in which the company allegedly bent the truth in marketing campaigns.BrewDog has recently raised most of a £27.5 million ($39 million) target to fund sustainability initiatives by selling shares to the public and has touted a possible IPO later this year.
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If you find yourself as a new mom this holiday season, your challenges may be many. You may be wondering what you have in your wardrobe that is suitable for a festive holiday gathering that fits your new, more voluptuous, post-baby figure. Or, you may be stressing about all the baby gear you have to pack for a trip to the grandparents' house.
If you are a breastfeeding mom, then you are also undoubtedly having concerns about how and when breastfeeding will fit into your holiday plans. Here are a few ideas on how to find your breastfeeding comfort zone and still take part in all the celebrations of the season.
Try Not to Feel Self-conscious.
Half the secret to feeling comfortable breastfeeding your baby outside the confounds of your own home is having a positive mindset about it. Tell yourself that you have made a wonderful decision to nurse your baby – one that provides the most perfect nutrition for his or her development, and creates a close bond between the two of you, all at the same time.
When you are feeling confident about breastfeeding, you will be able to carry on "business as usual" and feed your baby just about any place or anytime, without feeling self-conscious.
Some women don't think twice about nursing their infants when they are out Christmas shopping, or at the food court in the mall. But, if you are one of those moms who feels better about having a little privacy, there are a few things you can do.
2) Always take along your nursing pillow and cape or cover-up. A baby breast feeding pillow and cape come in handy when you can't find a more secluded place to nurse. These items will make it much easier for you to feed your baby just about anywhere – even if it is in the backseat of your car before you go inside to a party or a restaurant.
3) Retreat to a guest room. When you find yourself in the middle of Christmas dinner and your little one decides she'd like to eat as well, ask your friend or relative if you can use an unoccupied guest room or other area of the house. While all the other guests are in the dining room, you can slip away to a quiet place to nurse, then return to the table to rejoin the festivities.
The challenges of being a first-time breastfeeding mom are many, but you don't have to let them stop you from enjoying the holidays with family and friends. With these easy ideas, and a few simple items to pack in the diaper bag, you will be able to find a comfortable place to feed your baby wherever you go.
Jamica Bell is a blogger and proud parent of 7. As a former breastfeeding mom, she understands how overwhelming baby's first holiday can be, especially when it comes to visiting and shopping. For this reason, she never left home without her baby breast feeding pillow and nursing cape. This made life so much easier for the busy mom and resulted in a successful lactating experience overall.


Our Kids at Home: A little perspective.
Tears rolling down my face I sit here holding Charli thanking God for His blessings to me. As I look around my house at all the mini messes (that add up to one big mess that NEVER seems to disappear) I am reminded by this video that life is precious and what a waste it would be to look back on this time of life and wish I would have put the mop down more often! I don't want to miss out on life! On the life of my kids. On the life of my family! Thank you Alicia for this overwhelmingly beautiful reminder of how 99 days can be a lifetime filled with love & joy!!! Here's to enjoying the moment! I love you!


Wheelchair friendly over water bungalows with lift into water?
Are there any over water bungalows that are 100% wheelchair friendly? No steps anywhere and a lift into the water?
, as they will be able to tell you what over water bungalow options would best suit your requirements.
as far as I know, there are not any lifts into the lagoon water. I don't think this would be a safe option either as the lagoon has currents in it, so it is not like being in a swimming pool.
I would definitely speak to Jennifer at Pacific for Less to find out about the wheelchair friendly options at each of the resorts on Bora Bora.
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Justin Trudeau is getting cocky about the economy. Watch out.
Strong Jobs growth and markets may breed complacency, which creates the conditions for the dumb risks that eventually cause a crisis
By Kevin Carmichael November 3, 2017
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks to the media after visiting the YMCA Employment Services in Burlington, Ont., on Thursday, October 26, 2017. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette
Justin Trudeau still knows how to land a jab. "With Mr. Harper, we had the lowest growth rate since R.B. Bennett," the current prime minister said last month of the man he dispatched in 2015.
Low blow. For all you kids out there, Bennett was the Conservative prime minister who did the Liberals a favour by winning the 1930 election, relieving William Lyon Mackenzie King of the responsibility of dealing with the Great Depression. It was an impossible situation, but Bennett generally is thought to have handled the calamity poorly. If you are Stephen Harper, who considered economic oversight his forte, it's not a comparison you would like.
Trudeau is starting to get a little cocky about the economy. "Record numbers" of jobs are being created, he said that same day in October, which also happened to be the one when he capitulated…sorry, kept his campaign promise…to the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, lowering the income tax paid by smaller companies. "We are seeing that our focus on the middle class, by putting more money in the pockets of hard working families, and giving less advantages to the wealthiest, is growing the economy," Trudeau said, as he also attempted to distract the media horde from his finance minister's loose interpretation of what constitutes a conflict of interest. Plenty of economists were skeptical of the Liberal program, which involved consciously plunging the country into deficit. The prime minister had a special message for the skeptics: "Guess what? That plan is working."
READ: Trudeau's pandering small business tax cut will do nothing for the economy
How well is that plan working? Pretty well, actually. Statistics Canada reported Nov. 3 that the number of Canadians employed in October was 308,000 greater than the same month a year earlier. Results of that kind have Trudeau on track to oversee the most impressive run of economic growth of any prime minister since, um: Mr. Harper.
It was only this past summer that Trudeau's PMO was reluctant to brag about a boast-worthy run of economic indicators. The good news culminated this summer with a StatsCan report that showed gross domestic product expanded at an annual rate of 4.5 per cent in the second quarter. Developed, aging, and unproductive economies such as Canada aren't supposed to expand that fast. Someone in Ottawa appears to have decided the government should get some credit for that heroic feat, lest the public see it as some kind of fluke.
But here's the thing: It's all downhill from here, raising questions about the timing of Trudeau's boasts about his ability to direct the course of a $2.1 trillion economy. If there were reasons to be wary of the future a year ago, there are at least as many reasons to be so now.
Let's consider a couple of them.
Asset prices have defied gravity for a long time. Too long, probably. That doesn't guarantee a stock-market crash, or the collapse of the Toronto housing market, but it does raise the odds that a significant amount of paper wealth could disappear at some point if (when) those markets correct. Pretty much every metric that analysts use to measure the value of asset prices is off the charts, in part because relatively few real-economy opportunities pushed investors into the markets for stocks, corporate debt, farm land and whatever else offered a return of more than a couple of percentage points. That means those markets are prone for a shock when the big money decides to collect profits and run.
WATCH: How real estate mania swept Canada
For example: you may have read this week that Canada's main stock index touched 16,000 for the first time. Scott Barlow, the market strategist at the Globe and Mail, wrote (subscribers only) about how the S&P/TSX composite index's rally was mostly the result of a jump in the value of bank stocks. Most every other stock was muddling along, a reminder that the index, like Canada's economy, depends greatly on the oil industry, which is scaling back its ambition to fit an international crude price of around $50 per barrel. The TSX quickly retreated after touching its new record, suggesting a lack of conviction on the part of investors in the Canadian economy's staying power.
READ: If the economy is so great, why do we feel so bad?
Those investors have every reason to be skeptical, since the Trudeau boom quite likely has peaked. That's partly because the Bank of Canada is obligated to keep the good times from getting out of hand. Growth through the first half of the year was roughly twice as fast as what the central bank estimates the economy can manage without stoking inflation, prompting it to raise interest rates in July and September. It opted against a third increase last month, but signalled it will do so again in the not-too-distant future. (Most economists on Bay Street think that will be early next year, perhaps as early as January.)
But Canada's mini-boom also has peaked because the economy no longer has enough foot soldiers to carry on at this pace. About 68 per cent of the Canadian population aged 15 and over was working in the autumn of 2007, compared with about 66 per cent now, according to StatsCan. The Bank of Canada predicts growth of 3.1 per cent this year will be followed by expansions of 2.1 per cent in 2018 and 1.5 per cent in 2019. That's Harper territory. Nor is it unreasonable to contemplate the possibility of Trudeau facing re-election as the economy tanks, which was the fate that befell his former adversary in 2015. The annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank last month was upbeat because for the first time in years, the world's major economies all were doing pretty well at the same time. But recently an economist friend reminded me of that last time that was the case: 2007, the eve of the financial crisis that triggered the Great Recession. Past isn't prologue, but economic history does suggest that periods of calm do breed complacency, which creates the conditions for the dumb risks that eventually cause a crisis.
That might actually be a better way to measure Trudeau's stewardship of the economy in 2019 when we go back to the polls: did he and Finance Minister Bill Morneau simply maintain steady growth, while averting disaster? If they do, then we might conclude that their plan is working.
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This warning is issued if the value of a for loop control variable is used after the loop.
You can only rely on the final value of a for loop control variable if the loop is left with a goto or exit statement.
The purpose of this restriction is to enable the compiler to generate efficient code for the for loop.
In the example, the Result variable is used implicitly after the loop, but it is undefined if we did not find the value - hence the warning.
The solution is to assign the intended value to the control variable for the case where we don't exit the loop prematurely.


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Q: Combining abstract classes somehow? Let's say we have an abstract class A with feature A, we also need an abstract class B with feature B that extends A. Later on, we make an abstract class C with feature C that extends A.
Is it possible somehow to have an abstract class that has features B and C, without reimplementing (rewriting code) one of them?
abstract class A { fun featureA() { /* implementation */ }  }

abstract class B: A() { fun featureB() { /* implementation */ }  }

abstract class C: A() { fun featureC() { /* implementation */ }  }

abstract class D: C() { fun featureB() { /* how can the implementation be avoided? */ }  }

I don't mind if there aren't abstract classes per se, but it's required to have the implementation of corresponding feature.

A: Can you use interfaces? Since you're really trying to compose a class from types B and C, that's a better fit than trying to inherit from both. You can inherit from other interfaces and use their implementations:
interface A {
    fun beA() { print("A!") }
}

interface B : A {
    fun beB() { print("B!") }
}

interface C : A {
    fun beC() { print("C!") }
}

class D : B, C {
    fun beD() { print("D!") }
}

fun main() {
    with(D()) {
        beB()
        beC()
        beD()
        beA()
    }
}

>> B!C!D!A!

Interfaces can have properties, but not with backing fields, so they have to be abstract - you can't assign a default value in the interface. So that's a limitation you might run into vs actual abstract classes. But you can create properties with getter functions:
interface A {
    val luckyNumber = 777 // nope
    val luckyNumber get() = 777 // yep
}


The Replacement Decision analysis software or Keep & Replace analysis software is used to make decisions related to keeping and maintaining existing equipment or facilities or replacing aging equipment with new equipment or facilities.
Replacement and upgrading decisions involve completing a "Keep Template" and a "Replace Template" and then using the incremental cash flow analysis report to decide whether to keep or replace or upgrade the equipment or facilities.
A hospital has an old X-Ray machine which breaks down on a regular basis. Should they replace the old equipment with a new, more productive X-Ray machine?
a) Keep fixing the bridge?
b) Replace with a new wooden bridge?
c) Replace with a steel bridge?
Should they invest in the new equipment?
A city is considering whether to replace the traditional parking meters with parking meter stations which requires a substantial investment but will generate additional revenue and reduce labor costs. Should they replace the parking meters with parking meter stations?


The historical evidence of Christ's resurrection is irrefutable. The fact that he died on a Roman cross, the claims of followers seeing the risen Lord, evidence of the empty tomb, the inability of the Jewish leaders to disprove the resurrection claims in the very city Jesus died and was buried, and the radical transformation in the lives of His disciples are all well documented.
His disciples went from being normal men concerned only about their own welfare from the night Jesus was arrested, to bold preachers who were willing to die for their faith. You also have Jesus' own predictions of His resurrection as well as the fact that soon after was the birth of the Christian church that started meeting on Sunday. That is significant since these were monotheistic Jews who were used to worshipping on Saturday.
That becomes the logical conclusion of this spiritual journey. Because you see, it is not our life any longer, it belongs to Him. Our purpose is to simply serve and glorify Him with our lives. I pray that on this day in which we celebrate the resurrection of our Lord and Savior, you will recommit your life to Him. We can all do better.
None of us have given it ALL to Him…we can give Him more. Make this day the day that you realize that Jesus rose from the dead, to insure that you will live for eternity with Him if you have accepted Him into your heart and life by faith.


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June 29, 2013 by sherrconsulting
Separating the Great Lakes and Mississippi river basins
Another externality from Dam control and diversions. Inter basin water transfers and foreign biota and invasive species. Excerpt from 'Dire' USGS REPORT:
"If Asian carp spread into the Great Lakes, knowing where to expect them to spawn is a critical step in controlling these invasive species," said USGS scientist Elizabeth Murphy. "Our study combines the biology of Asian carp early life stages with the physics of rivers to identify potential spawning tributaries, thus giving managers an opportunity to develop targeted control strategies."
The researchers studied four tributaries for their report: the Milwaukee and St. Joesph Rivers leading to Lake Michigan, and the Maumee and Sandusky Rivers that connect Lake Erie. Scientists have long believed that although adult carp prefer calm waters, carp eggs must be carried along fast currents or else they sink and die. However, it is now found that the river does not necessarily have to be lengthy for the eggs to survive. Given the right temperatures and water-quality characteristics, even short rivers will do. All four tributaries in the study proved sufficient for carp to spawn. This discovery, according to the report, "would expand the number of possible tributaries suitable for Asian carp spawning."
Scientists also found that dams can be instrumental in creating "settling zones" where the Asian carp eggs collect and sink. Unfortunately, the settling zones caused by dams or natural features in the studied tributaries were not enough to stop the development of Asian carp young, which only required a relatively short distance before they hatched.
The Council of Great Lakes Governors met again for the first time since 2005 earlier this month to discuss the future of invasive species in the region, foremost being the siege laid against the lakes by Asian carp. According to Fox News, Illinois Governor Pat Quinn supported a national project to separate the Great Lakes and Mississippi river systems.
"Ultimately, I think we have to separate the basins," Quinn said at the meeting. "I really feel that is the ultimate solution."
http://www.outdoorhub.com/news/usgs-releases-dire-new-report-on-asian-carp-great-lakes-governors-mull-solutions/
Tagged basins, dams, foreign biota, interbasin, Invasive species, Mississippi river
April 22, 2013 by sherrconsulting
Mississippi River stays in check, for now : News
The mighty Mississippi reeks havoc on barges and river commerce comes to standstill. One death reported. Bottomline, sand bags holding back floodwaters and other measures mediate river crest. Here is a smattering of newspaper excerpts about the cresting and its effects on local communities and actions taken by local officials from St Louis Post Dispatch and St Louis Today:
"Mississippi River stays in check, for now.
AmeriCorps volunteers and Missouri National Guardsmen from the 2175th Military Police unit from Hannibal continue to shore up the temporary flood walls along South First and Washington streets in Clarksville on Sunday, April 21, 2013, as the Mississippi River continued to slowly rise. By Tim Logan tlogan@post-dispatch.com 314-340-82913…
River towns prepare for rising Mississippi as victims of flash floods clean up…
Rains brought fast-rising water in Jefferson County, Metro East, but slowly rising Mississippi River also looms….
Nixon declares flood emergency, activates Guard. Nixon issued his emergency declaration Friday after strong storms earlier in the week led to flooding…..
Downpours swamp homes in St. Louis metro area, Mississippi River building toward major flood
One woman, died in the flooding, De Soto police said….
The big river didn't get too big. At least for now. Sandbags held back the cresting Mississippi River from several towns north of St. Louis on Sunday, while the forecast for the immediate vicinity remained high but manageable.
The Pike County hamlet of Clarksville, Mo., where volunteers, National Guard troops and even a few dozen prisoners had spent the last few days stacking sandbags to protect the historic downtown, remained dry, city officials said. And the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers lowered its forecast for Clarksville and other northern Missouri towns, suggesting water won't get any higher.
"It's going really good today," said City Clerk Jennifer Calvin. "Everything's kind of at a standstill, and holding at that level. Now it's more of a monitoring situation."
Closer to St. Louis, some roads remained closed and sand-bagging efforts continued in low-lying areas, but the biggest action was on the river itself.
More than 100 barges broke loose of their moorings in south St. Louis County about 10:30 p.m. Four of them hit the Jefferson Barracks Bridge, prompting the Missouri Department of Transportation and the Missouri Highway Patrol to shut down all but one lane in each direction while crews inspected it for safety. Nine barges full of coal sank, according to the Coast Guard, though most of the rest had been retrieved by Sunday afternoon.
By late Sunday afternoon, all lanes of traffic had been reopened."
http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/metro/mississippi-river-stays-in-check-for-now/article_004fd2bc-6410-5bbe-a527-394ecae217aa.html
Posted in environment, water
Tagged barges, crest, flood, Mississippi river


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This model is based in black holes and Event Horizons – certain things that exist in space that don't exist afterwards. When you move (forward) everything around you adjusts because you're creating a void.
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Strong Supernatural Spirit Is Blowing DsVinci Code Popularity Throughout The Whole World!
Title: Strong Supernatural Spirit Is Blowing "DaVinci Code" Popularity Throughout The Whole World!
Biblical prophecy shouts warnings to all discerning Christians that Antichrist is going to be very popular. Consider some of these prophecies.
Antichrist is going to be one very popular fellow when he arises with his "lying signs and wonders" -- these "delusive marvels" -- with which he intends to deceive all the peoples of the world. The Bible says the great majority of the people will rush after him in great adoration and love. Just as Rev 13:3, above, says, the peoples of the world will think that Antichrist is a wonderful human being and a great world leader. Most people will react to his "lying signs and wonders" and will automatically accept his messianic claims.
However, two large groups of people will not accept him readily as the messianic figure he claims to be, for they will be waiting and watching to see if he fulfills Bible prophecy. For this reason, the Illuminati plans for Messiah to stage a "fulfillment" of each of these prophecies. Who are these two groups?
Jews, in particular, will insist that this newly-arisen Masonic Christ produce a lineage which proves his genealogy back to King David. How is a Masonic Christ, arising out of a "Revived Roman Empire" (Europe and Great Britain) going to produce his lineage back to King David? That is where the lie inherent in the "Da Vinci Code" becomes so very important.
Antichrist cannot arise until significant numbers of people throughout the world believe the "Merovingian Bloodline Lie", now so powerfully presented by Hollywood.
The combination of Dan Brown's DaVinci Code book and the movie by the same title is one of the most startling events in a long time, for it is a most effective conditioning tool to expose to people's consciousness a critical lie upon which Antichrist will absolutely depend; further, this lie occurs at a time when events of the day seem to be moving toward more globalism than ever before. At this most critical time in world history, the DaVinci Code exposed an obscure occult, secret society lie, that has only been written about in New Age type books. While the book, "Holy Blood, Holy Grail", by Lincoln, has sold over one million copies, and while TV programs have aired on this subject, all these former airings absolutely pale into insignificance compared to the nearly 20 million books of Brown's DaVinci Book.
Since getting people to believe this lie is so very important to the appearance of Antichrist, let us now examine these lies as told in the Da Vinci Code.
Here is a list of the lies told in "The DaVinci Code".
* Jesus married Mary Magdalene and had a boy child. After Jesus' crucifixion, Mary fled with her daughter -- depending upon assistance of friends -- to the country now known as France. Ultimately, this son married into French Nobility, from whom have sprung the monarchies of Europe, Great Britain, and even Russia. To protect and preserve this secret bloodline lineage -- called the Merovingian Bloodline -- a secret society called "Priory of Sion" was established. Then, when Antichrist arises, he will be able to demonstrate his uninterrupted Merovingian lineage all the way back to Jesus. According to Matthew, Chapter 1, once Antichrist has plugged into Jesus, he is "home free" to King David! Thus will be "fulfilled" a most critical component of anyone trying to convince people he is the Jewish Messiah, i.e., that he is descended directly from the lineage of King David.
This most occult society exists today and is still actively protecting and preserving this critical information.
* When reading Dan Brown's book or watching the movie, you need to strap your seatbelts on, for you shall be exposed to a mixture of truth and error, the likes of which you have probably never seen. You will also see New Age and Gnostic religious concepts to which you may have never been known. In our best-selling video, "Secret Mysteries of America's Beginnings", we reveal the key Gnostic lies which underpin the DaVinci Code and we tie this directly into the Gnosticism/Knights Templar inherent in the National Treasure movie. At this moment in time, there is probably no more important issue to understand than the Gnostic teaching bring promoted in the DaVinci Code.
* "Da Vinci Code" is a slick psychological presentation that purports to present all sides of the subject, but does so in such a way as to leave the impression with the viewer that the entire concept -- that Jesus might have been married to Mary Magdalene and produced an heir that is now the bloodline of European and British Monarchies -- just might be true after all. This slick psychological presentation is, in reality, the outworking of the Dialectic Principle, which we have called the "Six Step Attitudinal Change Plan". If you have not read our treatise on this very slick method of silently changing people's minds, attitudes, and values without them being the least bit aware of it, please stop right now to read NEWS1055.
Remember, Antichrist cannot arise until great numbers of the peoples of the world believe this lie.
Now that we know the philosophic and religious underpinnings of this move -- and the book -- let us examine this phenomenon from a completely different perspective. Let us see how the immense popularity of this movie heralds, or parallels, the popularity of Antichrist. I am staggered by the tremendous popularity of the Da Vinci Code movie.
"7th Update (Sunday): Sony Pictures told me exclusively this morning that Da Vinci Code (DVC) earned $224 million worldwide, making it the second biggest opening weekend of all time worldwide. (The only movie that did better was Star Wars 3, the last of the prequels, with $254 mil). That DVC figure broke down to $147 mil internationally, and $77 mil domestically. The studio told me that the film is the No. 1 all-time opening weekend internationally."
The very fact that this film did so well in so many places around the globe leads me to conclude that people all around the world are more ready to accept the claims of Antichrist than ever before. Even citizens of staunchly pro-Catholic countries are packing theaters to see this movie. The Vatican had come out very strongly against Da Vinci Code, and had even called for the film to be banned.
"DVC was #1 in predominantly Catholic countries Italy and Spain, and #1 or #2 in every South American territory. Sony execs explained to me that the reason for the huge success is that 'young people' including teens were going to see the film worldwide as well as adults. But all audience segments were doing well, even infrequent filmgoers."
Now, listen as this movie is compared to others in the past.
"We are absolutely thrilled with the worldwide opening of this movie and it's a true international event', the chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment's Motion Picture Group, Amy Pascal, told me Sunday morning. And we got some very good reviews ... DVC ranked #13 on the all-time U.S. opening weekend, behind Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ. But, internationally, DVC swamped Passion. Interestingly, domestically, DVC dipped slightly on Saturday compared to Friday, $27 mil compared to $29 mil, and Sunday's haul was projected at $20 mil. Meanwhile, U.S. box office was strong overall: Dreamworks/Paramount's Over the Hedge took in $37 mil for the opening weekend ... Da Vinci Code has Japan's 5th biggest opening day ever on Saturday ..."
"Meanwhile, reports say the Rev. Robert A. Schuller, pastor of Southern California's Crystal Cathedral and host of TV's weekly Hour of Power program, went to a screening and is publicly recommending DVC. 'As long as people talk about The Da Vinci Code, they'll discover the divinity code of who Jesus Christ is' ... The widest Hollywood release ever in China, the pic is having one of the biggest opening day box office returns for a non-Chinese film."
Across the world, this movie showed its popularity, a popularity fueled by people's spiritual hunger to "discover who Jesus Christ truly is". This is the stuff of prophecy fulfillment, right in front of your eyes, in your Daily News.
Incredibly, we posted a news article on Saturday in Daily News Updates which spoke to the very essence of which we have been warning: powerful occult supernatural forces are driving the success and popularity of the Da Vinci Code.
"Carrie Carter of Fenton, Mich., is among those compelled to speak up with the movie's release. She's a self-described 'spirit medium' and said a special source told her 'the time is right' to spread the good news: 'The Da Vinci Code' will change our future. The angels told me 'The Da Vinci Code' will rock this world. They said it will make people look inside themselves and start to question things', said Carter, adding that she also has channeled Mary Magdalene. "The angels also told me this is only the start of a great awakening — there will be more books and more movies', she added."
Rarely has any one paragraph contained so very many points, so let us take a moment to examine them all.
1) "The time is right" -- Cutting Edge has been warning for over a year now that the popularity of the Da Vinci Code book reveals that the world is closer than many think to the actual appearance of the "Masonic Christ" -- Antichrist. This spirit medium and channeler is now saying that her "angels" (guiding spirits") are saying the same thing -- Timing is right.
People who wholeheartedly subscribe to this lie straight out of the Abyss run the danger of eternal damnation. If the Holy Spirit couples His "misleading influence" and "strong delusion" on to a person's affirmation of the lie in the Da Vinci Code, that person is lost, according to this prophetic Scripture.
3)" 'The Da Vinci Code' will rock this world." -- Indeed, its spiritual message will rock this world, because this spiritual lie is required before Antichrist can arise and "rock the world". One of the reasons his appearance will "rock this world" is because people have been pre-conditioned to believe this genealogical lie. People are also so Biblically ignorant, they will believe anything which is presented to them in a very slick film and book.
One pastor wisely said, "The problem with people not believing in the Bible is that now they will believe in anything!" We are at that point now! Doubt it not!
4) "The angels also told me this is only the start of a great awakening — there will be more books and more movies' " -- This movie is only the "start of a great awakening", that is a great spiritual awakening! The rise of Antichrist is most definitely a spiritual movement in the hearts and souls of the people of the world, and movies like Da Vinci Code are pre-conditioning people to accept the claims of the Christ. We are already witnessing a number of very occult looking movies on the horizon, including one called "The Omen", whose trailer openly mentions "Antichrist".
With this much conditioning planned in our future, can you see another reason why President Bush is not likely to order an attack on Iran -- since that attack will trigger regional war, which will trigger the planned World War III designed to produce Antichrist? Not only does Israel have to complete her withdrawal from the West Bank, but now we learn that further conditioning, from more movies in the future, is required before the peoples of the world are completely ready to accept Antichrist.
We are getting much closer, but evidently there are more conditioning films and books coming. All these facts presuppose more time is required to play all these conditioning vehicles out, which means we are not likely to actually attack Iran anytime soon.
Truly, the world is spinning in the direction of the appearance of Antichrist. All signs are pointing so strongly in this direction.


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December housing outlook
Posted on Friday, 11th December, 2020 in Economy, News, Property Updates
By Cameron Kusher, Executive Manager – Economic Research at REA Group
The housing market has continued to strengthen over the past month as COVID-19 restrictions have gradually eased across most states and territories, with the one-week lockdown in SA the obvious exception.
The Reserve Bank (RBA) made no change to official interest rates during their final meeting of the year, keeping rates on hold at 0.1%. Importantly, as official interest rates have been cut, most lenders have only passed on these reductions to fixed-rate borrowers, with variable rates largely unchanged.
The latest housing finance data for October 2020 showed that the overall value of lending fell by -2.2%, from $35.5 billion to $34.8 billion. Although overall lending was lower over the month, it was driven by a -7.1% decline in refinance lending, while new lending increased by 0.7%. Looking at the categories of new lending, investor lending rose by 0.3% over the month, first home buyer lending increased by 3.1% and reached its highest value on record, while owner-occupier and non-first home buyer lending pulled back by -0.3% from its record-high in September 2020. It's pretty clear that there is currently significant momentum in demand for mortgages and with official interest rates reduced further in November, I would expect a further surge in mortgage demand over the coming months.
The impact of HomeBuilder is becoming more obvious in the monthly building approvals data, too. The number of building approvals in October 2020 increased by 3.8% over the month, to be 14.3% higher over the past year. Both house (3.2%) and unit (5.1%) approvals have recorded an increase over the past month, with 10,936 house approvals and 5,648 unit approvals. House approvals in October reached their highest volume since February 2000, highlighting strong demand that has been assisted by historic low borrowing costs, and federal and state government stimuli for new housing.
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has also published their October 2020 update on mortgage deferrals, and it showed that at the end of the month, 3.9% of the value of all mortgages were still deferred. To put this result in context, it was down from 7% in September and a peak of 10% in June 2020. As restrictions continue to ease it seems likely that the share of mortgages will continue to fall, and the potential for a large mortgage deferral cliff seems to be fading each month.
At the end of 2020, the housing market has substantial momentum and I fully expect this momentum will be carried into early 2021 and potentially longer than that. The combination of ongoing restrictions on individuals' expenditure, government stimuli, recent tax cuts and the lowest borrowing costs on record are likely to be positive for residential property.
Let's look at what is happening across each of the states and territories and what the outlook is for next year.
As at the end of November, dwelling prices in Sydney have increased over the month (0.3%) and quarter (1.1%) and were 2.5% higher year-on-year. It was a similar story in regional NSW, with price increases over the month (0.4%), quarter (2.0%) and year (6.6%).
Across the state, the number of weekly preliminary private treaty property sales is 16.7% higher so far this year relative to last year. The state has also seen a 53.7% year-on-year increase in the number of views per property listing, with the change typically much stronger in regional markets as opposed to capital cities.
The average days on site for properties that sell is also reducing across the state and was recorded at 33 days in November 2020, which was marginally lower than the previous year (34 days) and the lowest days on site in March 2020 (32 days).
It's clear that the housing market is in recovery mode in NSW and we expect this recovery to continue in 2021. Detached houses are likely to generally fare better than units, particularly inner-city units, which are likely to remain less desirable if international borders remain closed and the resulting impact on rental demand.
Despite two lockdowns during 2021, Melbourne dwelling prices have now increased over the month (0.2%), quarter (0.9%) and year (0.8%). The regional Victoria market is currently seeing stronger price growth of 0.2% over the month, 1.3% over the quarter and 5.3% year-on-year.
While the market has been hampered by lockdowns, weekly preliminary private treaty sales are 5.1% higher so far this year compared to the same period last year. The state has also seen a 31.4% rise in for sale views per listing over the year; however, growth has been minimal in Melbourne but very strong in regional Victoria.
After it peaked at 74 days in September, average days on site for properties sold fell to 34 days in November 2020, which was similar to the 33 days a year ago.
Overall, the Melbourne economy is likely to be more challenged in its recovery than elsewhere because of the longer lockdown; however, it is already clear that demand for housing is rebounding quite rapidly and I expect this will continue into 2021, with prices continuing to rise due to very low borrowing costs and strong demand.
Property prices in Brisbane were unchanged over the month of November 2020, but 0.3% higher over the past three months and 2.5% higher over the past year. In regional Queensland, prices were 0.2% higher over the month, 0.9% higher over the quarter and 4.5% higher year-on-year.
The preliminary number of private treaty sales throughout Queensland over the first 49 weeks of this year is 20.4% higher than over the same period last year. On a views-per-listing basis there has also been a big increase in interest in Queensland property, having risen by 70.0% year-on-year with strong increases throughout most parts of the state.
Properties that sold in November 2020 were on site for an average of 67 days compared to 69 days at the same time a year ago.
Interest in Queensland properties has grown strongly over the past year and I expect this rise in demand will translate into more sales and further price increases in 2021.
Dwelling prices in Adelaide rose by 0.2% in November to be 1.0% higher over the past three months and 3.2% higher year-on-year. There has been similar growth in regional SA, with no change over the month, 0.5% growth over the quarter and prices 3.4% higher year-on-year.
The number of preliminary private treaty sales over the first 49 weeks of this year is 12.4% higher than over the same period last year. Meanwhile, the number of views per property listed for sale has increased by 52.3% compared to a year ago, with large increases in Adelaide but larger increases on low volumes in regional SA.
Properties in SA that were listed on site and sold had typically been on site for 54 days in November 2020, which was down from a peak of 82 days in July but was slightly longer than the 50 days at the same time a year ago.
We're seeing demand for properties increasing throughout SA and the low cost of borrowing coupled with the rise in demand is likely to result in price increases over the coming months.
After many years of weak housing conditions, dwelling prices are rising in Perth, unchanged over the month but 0.5% higher over the quarter and 2.4% higher year-on-year. Price growth has been even stronger in regional WA, with prices 0.4% higher over the month, 2.0% higher over the quarter and 5.1% higher year-on-year.
Over the first 49 weeks of this year, weekly preliminary sales in WA are 27.3% higher than they were 12 months ago, the largest increase of any state. The average days on site is also trending lower, down from 85 days a year ago to 79 days in November 2020.
The average views per listing has increased quite dramatically over the past year, up 67.6% across the state. Regional areas have seen stronger year-on-year growth in views per listing than the capital city, with the inner areas of Perth the laggard in terms of growth.
The WA housing market has seen very little price growth over the past decade; however, we are already seeing strong improvement in most indicators and I expect we will see this continue over 2021 with the lowest borrowing costs on record.
Property prices in Hobart rose over the month (0.2%), quarter (0.9%) and year (6.4%), while it was a similar story in regional Tasmania with prices 0.4% higher over the month, 1.4% higher over the quarter and 7.3% higher year-on-year.
Tasmania is the only state in which preliminary weekly sales are lower so far this year than they were a year ago, down -3.6%. With borders shut for much of this year this isn't really a surprise given so much demand for Tasmanian property comes from mainland Australia.
In November 2020, properties on site typically took 45 days to sell, which is the same as in November 2019 but down from 77 days in June 2020. Although sales are lower so far this year, Tasmania receives the highest views per listing for properties for sale and it has increased by a further 45.2% over the past year.
Although property prices in Tasmania have seen significant rises over recent years, the reopening of borders, adoption of remote working and historic low borrowing costs are likely to result in further price rises next year.
Following many years of price falls, prices in NT are starting to rise. Darwin prices rose 1.1% over the past month to be 4.5% higher over the quarter and 0.9% higher year-on-year, while in regional NT prices were unchanged in November, 0.7% higher over the quarter and 7.2% higher year-on-year.
Weekly sales volumes over the first 49 weeks of the year for the territory were 11.6% higher than at the same time last year. The average days on site for NT properties sold in November 2020 was 85 days, which is unchanged from a year ago.
While properties for sale in NT receive relatively fewer views per listing than any other territory or state, the number of views has risen by 33.2% over the past year. The growth in views per listing has been much stronger over the year in Darwin (78.9%) than it has been in regional areas (16.7%).
From here, we expect that property prices in NT will continue to rise throughout the coming year.
Property prices in Canberra rose 0.5% in November 2020 and were 2.5% higher over the past three months and 5.6% higher year-on-year.
Preliminary weekly sale counts so far throughout 2020 are 10.2% higher than they were over the same period last year, while the average days on site for a property sold has fallen to 25 days in November 2020, which is the lowest days on site any time over the past two years and down from 30 days a year ago.
There has been strong interest in Canberra property over the past year, with the average number of views per listing rising by 92.7% over the period, the largest increase of any state or territory.
With the low borrowing costs set to continue, I fully expect we will see further property price increases in Canberra in 2021.
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