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It's a Fungible Life
To commemorate the 75th anniversary of the release of the classic film "It's a Wonderful Life," Droplet, a 100% black owned Brooklyn, NY and Melbourne, Australia based startup, in collaboration with Kenyan based artist Joe Impressions will launch the art collection "It's a Fungible Life" inspired by the film. 8000 pieces of generative art inspired by the characters and catchphrases of the film will be minted on the Ethereum blockchain. The number 8000 was chosen because of its significance in the film. $8000 is the amount of money misplaced that pushes the protagonist, George Bailey, to the brink of suicide, prompting the visit by his guardian angel, Clarence. For the release, pop-art illustrations by Joe Impressions of beloved characters such as Mary, George, Ernie, Mr. Potter and Clarence will be combined with illustrations of clothes and accessories randomly selected and placed from different eras and geographic locations. The resulting pieces will exemplify that regardless of time or place, the themes of the film still resonate. Each piece will include a set of short-form clips, called drops, inspired by the film accessible via the Droplet mobile app. Each drop can be shared via iMessage or on social media and will be playable in Decentraland, to add color to online or in-real-life (IRL) conversations, with additional features and functionalities in development.At 10:45pm GMT— the exact time in the film when Clarence paid George a visit and saved his life —on New Years Eve, the last day of the "It's a Wonderful Life" 75th year anniversary, minting will begin at http://itsafungiblelife.com. The past couple years have been tough. We hope that this will bring you joy as we start the new 2022. Remember, "No man is alone that has friends." Happy New Year.

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Architects get power to certify just bungalow-like structures in Maharashtra
The Maharashtra government seems to be under pressure from the World Bank and Centre to improve the global 'Ease of Doing Business' ranking. But in its haste to speed up construction permission, it has evoked incredulity and smirks in the real estate industry.
Nauzer Bharucha
March 20, 2017, 07:33 IST
MUMBAI: The Maharashtra government seems to be under pressure from the World Bank and Centre to improve the global 'Ease of Doing Business' ranking. But in its haste to speed up construction permission, it has evoked incredulity and smirks in the real estate industry.
The latest is a notification from the state urban development department, allowing architects to self-certify and approve their own projects instead of rushing to the civic administration with their proposals.
Bizarrely, such buildings that can be approved are only ground-plus-one storey structures, which has caused much mirth among Mumbai architects who mostly design highrises in the city.
They said the entire purpose of making clearances simpler is defeated because this rule will apply only to bungalows and not towers. In Mumbai, the BMC's building proposals department is believed to be notoriously corrupt, although civic chief Ajoy Mehta and senior officials have attempted to clean up the department. The March 2 state government notification meant to expedite the building approval system, said architects can approve buildings with heights of between 3.9m to 8.4m. These are mainly ground-plus-one storey buildings for residential, commercial and industrial purposes. The categories of structures have been enlisted as 'low-risk' and 'moderate-risk' buildings. The land on which they can be built must be vacant. Industry sources said in Mumbai most projects are redevelopment projects where a structure already exists. Low-risk buildings have been defined as those with a height varying from 3.9m to 4.2m. Moderate-risk structures have been categorized as those having heights of 3.9m to 8.4m.
For low-risk buildings, architects registered with the Council of Architecture and Licensed Surveyors registered with the BMC will be entitled to certify such buildings. For moderate-risk buildings, architects registered with Council of Architecture and Licensed Surveyors registered with BMC, and who have obtained at least ten occupation certificates / building completion certificates or both, will be entitled to certify them.
"The proposal shall be only on vacant plot and it shall not be affected by buffer zones of Railways, MMRDA, defence, coastal regulation zone etc,'' said the notification. The process of plinth checking and monitoring of the work will be the responsibility of architects. The architect will be authorized to issue approval plans and approval letter with digital signature. The architect needs to submit periodical site progress and inspection report to the BMC. On completion of work, the architect will submit the completion plans to the BMC. They will be held responsible in case of any building violation or deviation from the approved plan.
Top 10 policy initiatives that impacted real estate sector in 2016
2016 has been a year of transition for the real estate sector, with several policy initiatives aimed at making the sector more organized, formal and mature. While many policies were made to facilitate the Prime Minister's flagship project of providing 'Housing for All by 2022', others focused on making the sector more transparent and organized.
Here's the list of the top 10 policy reforms of 2016 that impacted the real estate sector and are sure to have a spillover effect in 2017 as well:
Source: Colliers International
1) Real Estate Regulatory Act
The Real Estate (Regulation and Developent) Act, 2016 which came into force in March 2016 has laid down a regulatory framweork which is set to change the way real estate sector operates in India. It aims to enhance transparency, bring greater accountability, set disclousre norms to protect the interest of all stakeholders and also ensure speedy execution of property disputes in due course.
2) Benami Transactions Act
The Benami Transactions (Prohibition) Amendment Act, 2016 lays down stringent rules and penalties associated with dealings related to "benami" transactions. It establishes a regulatory mechanism to deal with disputes arising with such transactions and levying penalties as needed to increase the institution investor participation and regulating the sector with an aim to make India an attractive investment destination.
3) Boost to affordable housing construction
In a bid to promote affordable housing, the Honourable Finance Minister proposed 100% deduction in profits to an undertaking from a housing project for flats up to 30 sq meters in four metro cities and 60 sq meters in other cities which are approved during June 2016 to March 2019. Another condition was that the project should be completed within three years of grant of approval.
4) Interest subsidy to home buyers
To stimulate housing demand from first- time home buyers, the Union Budget 2016-17 also proposed deduction of addition interest of INR 50,000 per annum for first time home buyers for loans up to INR 35 lakhs sanctioned during the next financial year for houses with a value not exceeding INR 50 lakhs. This move should positively influence home sales in non-metros in the long term where residential product prices are not as skyrocketing as in the metros.
5) Change in arbitration norms
Change in arbitration norms for construction companies specifies release of 75% of the amount against margin free guarantees in cases where arbitral awards have been given but contested which should improve the cash flow position of large developers who have significant exposure in infrastructure and government contracts and eventually help in speedy execution of large infrastructure projects. Coming at a time when most developers are struggling with liquidity issues, this is a boon from an overall perspective.
6) Service tax exemption
Exemption of service tax on construction of affordable houses up to 60 square meters under any scheme of the Central or State Government including PPP schemes will further propel construction in affordable segment across India and encourage greater collaboration between the public and private sector as well as participation in affordable home construction.
7) DDT exemption
The Union Budget 2016-17 exempted any distribution made out of the income of the Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) to the Real Estate Investment Trusts (REIT) and Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvIT) from the levy of Dividend Distribution Tax. This paved the way for the REIT model to become financially viable for retail investors.
8) Goods and Services Tax
Goods and Services Tax (GST) is a positive move towards simplification of Indian tax system. However, the real estate industry is still awaiting clarity on which items fall into "sin" and "common use" and whether they will attract 18%, or 12% possible tax rates. Additional clarification is also needed if the implementation of GST will subsume existing service tax and value added tax (VAT) which are levied for under construction projects currently.
9) Demonetization
The recent demonetization of INR 500 and INR 1,000 rupee notes by Honourable Prime Minister is perceived as a significant reform. In the long run, this measure along with Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA) will align the real estate sector to the international standards of doing business resulting in more fund flow from institutional investors, banks and higher unit sales.
10) PR for foreign investors
The Union Cabinet approved the grant of Permanent Residency Status (PRS) to foreign investors subject to various conditions and with a provision for renewal for another 10 years. As PRS allows the holders' spouse/dependents to take up employment in India as well as the purchase of one residential property for end-use, the end user pool, mainly for high-end and luxury segment products stands increased which can promote the asset class in a big way.
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Brooklyn, Clinton Hill, Cool Listings, Fort Greene, Interiors
$3M Turn-of-the-Century Clinton Hill Brownstone is Not Updated or Modern – and Absolutely Stunning
By Stephanie Hoina, Fri, August 15, 2014
The minute we laid eyes on the interior of this 4,400-square-foot home at 331 Washington Avenue in Clinton Hill we knew we happened upon something special. While it's true the million dollar listings we typically feature boast some of the most gorgeously renovated spaces in the city, there's no denying the timeless beauty of this turn-of-the-century residence built in 1899.
Located in the heart of the Clinton Hill Historic District, the dramatic scale and original details at every turn evoke the grandeur of Brooklyn's most prestigious homes. The gracious parlor entrance with an original pier mirror and striking dark wood staircase sets the tone for the rest of the interior. Sure the treads on the stairs are worn and tattered, but look at that gorgeous wood; a little refinishing and your entryway will be transformed into a magnificent first impression.
Check out the incredible home here


No pants, no problem. It's the 2015 No Pants Metrolink Ride!
Anyone that was old enough to remember will never forget.
Does anyone else get so addicted to TV shows that they have to watch them after the season is over because they can't wait each week to watch a new episode?
Drunkenness, debauchery, gossip, and more. It's time for the company holiday party!
PBR St. Louis? Yes, Please.
Excited for the opening of PBR St. Louis in Ballpark Village. Bring on the live country music.


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from test_base import MainTestCase
import os
from odk_viewer.models import ParsedInstance, DataDictionary
from django.core.urlresolvers import reverse
import odk_viewer
from django.utils.unittest.case import skip

class TestGPS(MainTestCase):

    # This is a really weird error. It works if you run it alone,
    # but if you run it in the test "all" it will fail
    @skip("Somehow this fails")
    def test_gps(self):
        self._create_user_and_login()
        self._publish_survey()
        self._make_submissions()
        self._check_has_geopoints()
        self._check_link_to_map_view()

    def _publish_survey(self):
        self.this_directory = os.path.dirname(__file__)
        xls_path = os.path.join(
            self.this_directory, "fixtures", "gps", "gps.xls")
        MainTestCase._publish_xls_file(self, xls_path)

    def _make_submissions(self):
        surveys = ['gps_1980-01-23_20-52-08',
                   'gps_1980-01-23_21-21-33']
        for survey in surveys:
            path = os.path.join(
                self.this_directory,
                'fixtures', 'gps', 'instances', survey + '.xml')
            self._make_submission(path)

    def _check_has_geopoints(self):
        self.assertEqual(DataDictionary.objects.count(), 1)
        dd = DataDictionary.objects.all()[0]
        # should have been saved to dd.surveys_with_geopoints during submission
        self.assertTrue(dd.has_surveys_with_geopoints())

    def _check_link_to_map_view(self):
        response = self.client.get("/%s/" % self.user.username)
        map_url = 'href="/%s/forms/gps/map"' % self.user.username
        self.assertContains(response, map_url)

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5k mud run with lots of natural obstacles , man made obstacles, 100 yard swim,(non penalty alternate route for non-swimmers) plenty of mud. is run through the property of and through the haunted trail known as nightmare in nashport , trail of terror. portion of proceeds benefit nationwide childrens hospital and Muskingum valley council ,boy scouts of America.


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Linc's Top 25 Films of 2013 | #16-20
By Linc Leifeste | December 27, 2013
20) Dallas Buyers Club
McConaughey continues his recent run of brilliant performances, losing 30-plus pounds in a jaw-dropping physical transformation, while perfectly capturing a nuanced blend of some of the same qualities of his most memorable earlier characters from Magic Mike and Dazed and Confused. Somewhere amongst that combination of Texas-macho-swagger and laid-back-stoner-charm, McConaughey manages to fully inhabit and reveal nothing less than the soul of a man who rises above his limitations and flaws to achieve remarkable things. It's a testament to the film's director, Jean-Marc Vallée, and writers, Craig Borten and Melisa Wallack, that it never tries to fully explain Woodruff's motivations, whether he's more inspired by the money or humanitarian reasons. After all, he's a human, so his motivations are constantly shifting. Ultimately, he's in it for the purest reason of all, self-survival, and self-survival can make for some strange bedfellows. And strange bedfellows, it seems, can change the world, both the one within and the one without. (Check out my full review of Dallas Buyers Club.)
19) Blue Jasmine
I didn't get a chance to screen Blue Jasmine prior to its release and therefore didn't get a chance to review it but it's Woody Allen doing what he does best, putting together a crack ensemble cast (Cate Blanchett, Alec Baldwin, Andrew Dice Clay, Louis C.K., Sally Hawkins, Bobby Cannavale, etc.) to humorously spin a yarn of a neurotic woman struggling to survive in a post-economic-crash-world, caught between her past 1%'er life that was made possible through her husband's corporate criminality and her current plight of being trapped in the working-class world of her adoptive sister for which she's ill prepared.
18) Stories We Tell
Sarah Polley approaches Stories We Tell knowing full well that stories are just that: stories. She gathers her family in front of her camera to compare their recollections of their mother. Polley's familiar past quickly becomes an open book, the ultimate family drama. Do we learn too much? What and who can we believe? Polley cleverly toys with the notion of utilizing archival footage to heighten our sense of reality, thus playing a few tricks of her own, as if to say: the wool was pulled over my own eyes for so long, so I want you to experience the same sense of confused shock. It is a brilliant facade of reality that Polley creates, one that will leave its audiences' heads spinning. We are left questioning the entire content of the film, though at the heart of all, there is more god's honest truth to this film than most non-fiction films. (Check out Don Simpson's review of Stories We Tell.)
17) Zero Charisma
I can't give Zero Charisma star Sam Eidson, whose realistic portrayal is spot-on brilliant, or directors Katie Graham and Andrew Matthews enough credit for the job they do in so fully humanizing such a pathetic character. While Scott's a hard person to like and I'd probably find it nearly impossible to spend time with him, he never feels less than genuine and real and I found myself rooting for him in his battles with his mother, with his former comic book store co-workers and with his arch-enemy Miles. It quickly becomes apparent that this is a person who, due to circumstances beyond his control, never really had a chance to succeed in life. He's just trying to get by the best he can, and in the process has managed to find what a lot of people would be happy to have, a little niche in which to thrive. Watching him lose that, even if "that" is something that most people consider pathetic, is an incredibly moving experience. (Check out my full review of Zero Charisma.)
16) The Rambler
By successfully drawing the viewer into the insanely disturbed world of the Rambler's road adventures, by the time we're in Oregon the viewer winds up feeling, along with the Rambler, that the quietly idyllic family ranch of his brother's family (blandly polite exchanges, prayer before dinner, the family sitting in silence watching TV) is the truly affected world. Not a film for the faint of heart nor for champions of the conventional, The Rambler is one of the zaniest films I've ever seen but it contains enough narrative plot that it can be viewed as a simple story (told from an insane world). But for those viewers who want to dig deeper, it's clear that underneath all the gore and oddity, Reeder has injected multiple levels of meaning into this unconventional tale. (Check out my full review of The Rambler.)
Calvin Lee Reeder's The Rambler drifts somewhere in the same WTF level of the stratosphere as the mind-blowing brainwaves of David Lynch (Wild at Heart, Blue Velvet), Quentin Dupieux (Rubber) and Peter Jackson (Bad Taste, Dead Alive). Most of this film exists in the blasted out realm of no reason, playing like a crazed recurring nightmare of a man who is just spinning his wheels. Maybe The Rambler is stuck in the quagmire of a fugue state of limbo and he just needs to figure out the right key or code to use to stop the warped record from skipping…or maybe he just needs to have his head examined? (Also check out Don Simpson's full review of The Rambler.)
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S1. E1: Screenplay For a Republican Docudrama
Michael Caporale
INT. CLOSED DOOR SESSION OF REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE–NIGHT
Two hundred and six Republicans of the House of Representatives are gathered to determine the fate of Liz Cheney for failing to vote against the impeachment resolution on Donald Trump. Kevin McCarthy rises to speak.
As you all know, Liz did not vote with the party on this one. But before we determine her fate, there is another more urgent matter that we must consider, that of the fringe beliefs and foolish actions of Marjorie Taylor Greene. Is she a true Republican or is she a lunatic heretic? Marjorie, what do you have to say for yourself?
I won't apologize for anything I've said or done in the past.
Yes, we understand. That was the past, before you were a congressperson.
So now you think differently, right?
Not really. But I am willing to say that was how I behaved before elected. Now that I have been elected, I am willing to agree with anything you force me to agree with in order to keep my job and remain viable.
So you will say that you renounce your heretical beliefs?
Only in the privacy of this room and before the members of this inquisition, will I renounce my heresy to avoid the pain of burning in fire at the stake. Look, it's a limited confession, completely forced on me in this plea deal, but if you suckers are willing to accept it and move on, I'm willing to let bygones be bygones and maybe I can convince Donald not to campaign to primary you in 2022.
You know Donald?
Yes. He loves me.
And you would do that for us?
Yes, but once I go out that door my personal beliefs are my own.
Right you are. We all support the first amendment.
The members of the inquisition rise in a standing ovation with thunderous applause.
Related Topics:Kevin McCarthyMarjorie Taylor Greene
Staring Into The Eyes of The Devil
Thespianage, a screenplay, S1 E6
Every day, I wake up and ask myself a question: How can we create the future when the world is upside down?
If we look at the "corporate" news, that is, the stories paid for by advertisers and large corporations, one would want to crawl back into bed. But in reality, there is something brewing under the radar, that is, unless, one focuses on the next generation of systems and services that's emerging.
Our world is changing. And with these changes, there is an increased demand for relevant knowledge to guide us towards optimal health and well-being for people and the planet.
But the ways of the past are not capable of bringing us to a healthier tomorrow.
While it seems that the world is turned upside down, in reality, we are going through the largest seismic shift in our lives.
While some people are looking to fix potholes, there are those of us who are building better roads; better paths;
As the corporate and political worlds try to maintain their stranglehold on public systems, services and policies, there is a whole new world being born, a world where systems are based on natural synergy, equilibrium—balance and integrity.
As we are experiencing the end of a civilization based on greed and plundering natural resources, people have woken up to the reality that the greatest natural resource is a well-informed public, and the convergence of technologies and system change has opened up a rare one time ina lifetime world where we the people can come together and unite and consciously create the systems, services and policies that serve all life–including the health of our planet, with systems, services and polcies that are dedicated to prosperity without harming our beautiful blue planet.
The age of enlightened conscious creativity.
We have an important choice to make:
We can continue as we have been going, putting our trust in failed leadership and their systems driving us off a cliff,
Or we can come together, united in Solidarity for the health of all life.
What if we can harness collective power and wisdom to create a healthier planetary co-existence?
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Something interesting is happening in Hollywood. People are walking away from the Golden Globe Awards.
And for good reason.
Anyone who has ever worked in the filthy abyss of Hollywood, New York, or any major entertainment city will know first hand how these systems work. Sycophants, parasites and moguls and talent agents willing to step all over each other just for the sake of another prize. Some will even kill for a shot at the brass ring. And industry divided cannot succeed.
The only good thing I found in the Golden Globes was watching Ricky Gervais lampoon the stars and their handlers from the stage. Bravo to Gervais, it doesn't make a difference what you think of him, afterall, he had something that most of Hollywood doesn't have. Balls. Guts. And a way of delivering amusing reality dosed insults to their face only to find he's been re-instated as the show host for the next years showing.
The annual Golden Globes ceremony has been unable to find a broadcasting partner or any celebrities willing to present or collect its awards after a Hollywood boycott over its diversity and ethics scandal, resulting in a pared-down event with the emphasis on philanthropy.
According to Variety, the Globes' talent bookers have failed to persuade any big Hollywood figures to attend the 2022 edition of the awards ceremony, a hitherto glittering annual event that traditionally kicked off the lucrative awards season. In March 2021 more than 100 public relations firms announced they would withdraw cooperation with the Globes, a series of high-profile Hollywood figures, including Tom Cruise and Scarlett Johansson, made stinging public criticisms, and TV network NBC cancelled its broadcast of the 2022 edition. (-The Guardian)
eguardian.com/film/2022/jan/09/golden-globes-lose-their-shine-as-a-listers-shun-unethical-ceremony
But this years showing not only lacked the luster of Hollywood today, but doesn't even have a Network or Livestream to cover it. I guess we'll have to rely on celeb Twitter Feeds.
By David Swanson, World BEYOND War, January 5, 2022
Propaganda is most impactful when people don't think it's propaganda, and most decisive when it's censorship you never knew happened.
When we imagine that the U.S. military only occasionally and slightly influences U.S. movies, we are extremely badly deceived. The actual impact is on thousands of movies made, and thousands of others never made. And television shows of every variety.
The military guests and celebrations of the U.S. military on game shows and cooking shows are no more spontaneous or civilian in origin than the ceremonies glorifying members of the U.S. military at professional sports games — ceremonies that have been paid for and choreographed by U.S. tax dollars and the U.S. military. The "entertainment" content carefully shaped by the "entertainment" offices of the Pentagon and the CIA doesn't just insidiously prepare people to react differently to news about war and peace in the world. To a huge extent it substitutes a different reality for people who learn very little actual news about the world at all.
The U.S. military knows that few people watch boring and non-credible news programs, much less read boring and non-credible newspapers, but that great masses will eagerly watch long movies and TV shows without too much worrying about whether anything makes sense. We know that the Pentagon knows this, and what military officials scheme and plot as a result of knowing this, because of the work of relentless researchers making use of the Freedom of Information Act. These researchers have obtained many thousands of pages of memos, notes, and script re-writes. I don't know whether they've put all of these documents online — I certainly hope they do and that they make the link widely available. I wish such a link were in giant font at the end of a fantastic new film. The film is called Theaters of War: How the Pentagon and CIA Took Hollywood. The Director, Editor, and Narrator is Roger Stahl. The Co-Producers are Matthew Alford, Tom Secker, Sebastian Kaempf. They've provided an important public service.
In the film we see copies of and hear quotations from and analysis of much of what has been uncovered, and learn that thousands of pages exist that nobody has yet seen because the military has refused to produce them. Film producers sign contracts with the U.S. military or CIA. They agree to "weave in key talking points." While unknown quantities of this sort of thing remain unknown, we do know that nearly 3,000 films and many thousands of TV episodes have been given the Pentagon treatment, and many others have been handled by the CIA. In many film productions, the military effectively becomes a co-producer with veto power, in exchange for allowing the use of military bases, weapons, experts, and troops. The alternative is the denial of those things.
But the military is not as passive as this might suggest. It actively pitches new story ideas to movie and TV producers. It seeks out new ideas and new collaborators who might bring them to a theater or laptop near you. Act of Valor actually began life as a recruitment advertisement.
Of course, many movies are made without military assistance. Many of the best never wanted it. Many that wanted it and were denied, managed to get made anyway, sometimes at much greater expense without the U.S. tax dollars paying for the props. But a huge number of movies are made with the military. Sometimes the initial movie in a series is made with the military, and the remaining episodes voluntarily follow the military's line. Practices are normalized. The military sees huge value in this work, including for recruitment purposes.
The alliance between the military and Hollywood is the main reason that we have lots of big blockbuster movies on certain topics and few if any on others. Studios have written scripts and hired top actors for movies on things like Iran-Contra that have never seen the light of day because of a Pentagon rejection. So, nobody watches Iran-Contra movies for fun the way they might watch a Watergate movie for fun. So, very few people have any notions about Iran-Contra.
But with the reality of what the U.S. military does being so awful, what, you might wonder, are the good topics that do get lots of movies made about them? A lot are fantasy or distortion. Black Hawk Down turned reality (and a book it was "based on") on its head, as did Clear and Present Danger. Some, like Argo, hunt for small stories within large ones. Scripts explicitly tell audiences that it doesn't matter who started a war for what, that the only thing that matters is the heroism of troops trying to survive or to rescue a soldier.
Yet, actual U.S. military veterans are often shut out and not consulted They often find movies rejected by the Pentagon as "unrealistic" to be very realistic, and those created with Pentagon collaboration to be highly unrealistic. Of course, a huge number of military-influenced films are made about the U.S. military fighting space aliens and magical creatures — not, clearly, because it's believable but because it avoids reality. On the other hand, other military-influenced films shape people's views of targeted nations and dehumanize the humans living in certain places.
Don't Look Up is not mentioned in Theaters of War, and presumably had no military involvement (who knows?, certainly not the movie-watching public), yet it uses a standard military-culture idea (the need to blow up something coming from outerspace, which in reality the U.S. government would simply love to do and you could hardly stop them) as an analogy for the need to stop destroying the planet's climate (which you cannot easily get the U.S. government to remotely consider) and not one reviewer notices that the film is an equally good or bad analogy for the need to stop building nuclear weapons — because U.S. culture has had that need effectively excised.
The military has written policies on what it approves and disapproves. It disapproves depictions of failures and crimes, which eliminates much of reality. It rejects films about veteran suicide, racism in the military, sexual harassment and assault in the military. But it pretends to refuse to collaborate on films because they're not "realistic."
Yet, if you watch enough of what is produced with military involvement you'll imagine that using and surviving nuclear war is perfectly plausible. This goes back to the original Pentagon-Hollywood invention of myths about Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and runs right up through military influence on The Day After, not to mention the transformation — paid for by people who throw a fit if their tax dollars help prevent someone freezing on the street — of Godzilla from a nuclear warning to the reverse. In the original script for the first Iron Man movie, the hero went up against the evil weapons dealers. The U.S. military rewrote it so that he was a heroic weapons dealer who explicitly argued for more military funding. Sequels stuck with that theme. The U.S. military advertised its weapons of choice in Hulk, Superman, Fast and Furious, and Transformers, the U.S. public effectively paying to push itself to support paying thousands of times more — for weapons it would otherwise have no interest in.
"Documentaries" on the Discovery, History, and National Geographic channels are military-made commercials for weapons. "Inside Combat Rescue" on National Geographic is recruitment propaganda. Captain Marvel exists to sell the Air Force to women. Actress Jennifer Garner has made recruitment ads to accompany movies she's made that are themselves more effective recruitment ads. A movie called The Recruit was largely written by the head of the CIA's entertainment office. Shows like NCIS push out the military's line. But so do shows you wouldn't expect: "reality" TV shows, game shows, talk shows (with endless reunifications of family members), cooking shows, competition shows, etc.
I've written before about how Eye in the Sky was openly and proudly both completely unrealistic nonsense and influenced by the U.S. military to shape people's ideas about drone murders. A lot of people have some small idea of what goes on. But Theaters of War: How the Pentagon and CIA Took Hollywood helps us to grasp the scale of it. And once we've done that, we may gain some possible insights into why polling finds much of the world fearing the U.S. military as a threat to peace, but much of the U.S. public believing that U.S. wars benefit people who are grateful for them. We may begin to form some guesses as to how it is that people in the United States tolerate and even glorify endless mass-killing and destruction, support threatening to use or even using nuclear weapons, and suppose the U.S. to have major enemies out there threatening its "freedoms." Viewers of Theaters of War may not all immediately react with "Holy shit! The world must think we're lunatics!" But a few may ask themselves whether it's possible that wars don't look like they do in movies — and that would be a great start.
Theaters of War ends with a recommendation, that movies be required to disclose at the start any military or CIA collaboration. The film also notes that the United States has laws against propagandizing the U.S. public, which might make such a disclosure a confession of a crime. I would add that since 1976, the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights has required that "Any propaganda for war shall be prohibited by law."
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Man runs to corner store and returns to find his house on fire with his twin girls stuck inside
He is suffering from severe burns, but for this dad, the pain is a small price to pay for his heroic deed.
Ray Lucas, a father from Eastpointe, Michigan, was with his wife Shi'Ann Brown when tragedy struck.
He and his wife made a run to the corner gas station and were gone for only 15 minutes or so. Unbeknownst to them, their family was already in danger.
When they came back, they found themselves looking at a horrific sight – their house was engulfed in thick smoke.
Outside, he saw his mom and niece frantically watching the fire unfold before them.
They were frantic because Ray Lucas's twin 18-month-old daughters Milan and Malaysia were still inside and asleep in the basement.
Lucas knew the stakes. The fire would spread quickly and indiscriminately. At that moment, he knew what he had to do.
"I just knew I had to get my babies out," the 23-year-old father shared with FOX 2. "That's what went through my mind."
The situation inside was so much worse than they thought.
Lucas narrated the horrific conditions, recalling that he couldn't even see his hand in front of his face. The only way to get to his daughters was to rely on memory.
Eventually, Lucas emerged from the burning house with both his daughters in his arms.
They all had to spend time in the ICU. Malaysia, the twin who suffered from severe burns, was the last to be discharged.
She was reunited with her father Ray, mother Shi'ann, and her twin sister Milan, who had to recover from smoke inhalation and some second-degree burns.
As for Ray Lucas, he suffered severe injuries and was temporarily blind for three days.
His doctors said it was a miracle that his eyes recovered.
He was still thankful, though. He said that he got burns on his face and arms but the important thing was everyone is still alive.
Unfortunately for Lucas, he is unable to return to work due to the severity of his injuries.
And while they are all recovering physically, mentally, and emotionally from the tragedy, their financial recovery is facing an uphill battle.
He said that besides his family losing their home, they also lost a number of possessions and their medical bills were continuing to mount.
To help them through the crisis, their community set up a GoFundMe for the family.
This was intended to cover the medical fees and the payment needed for their relocation.
Gwendolyn Powell-Dixon wrote in the fundraising drive:
"Please help us to bless this young man, the babies, and their mother Shi'Ann so that they may secure a new home, and restore and furnish a new home environment for the family to live.
With such things like furniture, baby beds and baby furniture, in addition to diapers and clothing for both of the twin babies and clothing for the baby's mother and the father.
Funds are also needed to go towards medical bills and expenses. Shi'Ann had valuable family Heirlooms that can never be replaced that were also lost in the fire."
It is a long way to recovery but Lucas did well as a father for giving his girls the chance to grow and live their lives to the fullest.
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William Winston Johnson, 99, of Rome, NY and Crawfordville, FL passed away on Friday, April 9, 2021. He was born in Meredithville, Virginia on January 17, 1922 to the late Charles Henry Johnson and Alice Clary Johnson. A World War II Army Air Corps veteran, Winston retired as a civilian machinist for the U.S. Air Force, where he was one of the first African American machinists to assist the engineers at the Rome Air Development Center. On June 5, 1965, Winston married to Mary Joye in Georgetown, South Carolina and built a life together in Rome. In August 1971 they welcomed their daughter Willette Joy. Over the years, he was active in numerous organizations including the NAACP, Afro-American Heritage Association, Frontiers International and Hiram Lodge No. 18, Prince Hall F&AM where he served as Worshipful Master for two years. As a longtime member of Floyd United Methodist Church, he dutifully served as a trustee and Sunday School teacher. He enjoyed fishing, hunting and playing bid whist. Since December 2018, he lived in Crawfordville with his loving and caring daughter and her family. He is survived by his daughter, Willette (Warren) Bowers; sisters: Vernetta Corprew and Christine (Ralph) Walters; grandchildren: Warren Darel, II and Jordyn Karel Bowers; godson Reginald Cyrus (Yvonne); Delores, Lauren and Eva Cyrus; and a host of other loving relatives and friends. Winston is preceded by his parents, wife Mary Joye Johnson and three siblings: Maude Bradley; Charles Johnson; and John Johnson. Visitation will be held at Strong-Burns & Sprock Funeral Home 7751 Merrick Road, Rome on Tuesday, April 20, 2021, from 4-7 PM. Funeral services will be held at the Floyd United Methodist Church on Wednesday, April 21, 2021, at 11 AM. Interment will be at the Floyd Cemetery. Anyone planning to attend services is asked to please wear a face covering and adhere to social distancing requirements.
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Q: Help me find a book about a girl and her half-brother I read a series when I was in middle school (about ten years ago). It was a fantasy trilogy. It was set in another world where the country was controlled by multiple ruling families. The main characters were a girl of high noble birth and her half-brother, who her father kept around as a servant because he was illegitimate. For some reason, the girl had to be sent away, so she lived in a small house in the middle of nowhere. I think they ended up leading a revolution or something? There was a scene where the girl was chased up a cliff by wild dogs and she tried to pee at them?
I think the families each had symbols. They were all animals. Leading into one of the important chambers, the animal statues were lined up in order of how the king favored the family
It was most probably YA.
The author's last name would have been fairly early in the alphabet. In my library, it was under Piers Anthony but before Marion Zimmer Bradley.

A: This sounds like the first volume of Hilari Bell's Farsala trilogy. It was titled Flame, when it came out in 2003, but at some point was reissued as Fall of a Kingdom.
The story starts with the kingdom of Farsala facing invasion by the Hrum. I thought Farsala resembled Egypt when it was ruled by the Mamluks: dangerous warriors, but almost incapable of cooperating, and more importantly—even worse at inspiring loyalty among the lower classes. For their part, the Hrum almost define organization.
The sibling's father is the Farsalan general, and the son is more or less his squire. The Hrum win the battle, the general dies (by treachery!) and the son goes in search of the half-sister, who had been sent to join a desert tribe for safety's sake, and is put to work for the first time in her entitled life (on the other hand, she discovers she has 'powers').
In the mean time, the young man who betrayed the Farsalan army (for good reasons) is discovering that the Hrum are just a different kind of jerk.
I believe that's about where the first volume ends. I thought it was an excellent trilogy.

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A History of Segregated Hospitals in Omaha
Adam F.C. Fletcher July 24 October 3 19th century, 20th century, Black organizations, Black people, Buildings, Civic Infrastructure, Economics, Healthcare, historic preservation, Hospitals, Lost history, Near North Side, Public health, Segregation, White flight, Wrecked buildings
"It is almost impossible to get a Negro into a hospital even in the charity wards in Omaha… In the few cases where a Negro is admitted, the Negro physician must turn over the case to a staff [white] physician. The patient loses the advantage of being attended by the man who has followed his case from the beginning, and the doctor loses his fees."
—Dr. D. W. Gooden, 1927
Omaha was de facto segregated for more than 75 years. Jim Crow affected employment, education, housing, religious institutions, and more throughout the city. It also meant that African Americans would routinely and frequently be denied healthcare throughout the city.
Starting in the 1890s, several attempts were made to start Black hospitals in Omaha.
Jim Crow in Omaha's Hospitals
Researching more than a century of reports from Omaha hospitals, I found regular stories that said almost all hospitals in Omaha would take a few Black patients annually, but none accepted all Black patients regularly. Those included North Omaha's hospitals including Creighton University Saint Joseph's (before the 30th St hospital), Immanuel, Methodist, Swedish Covenant on 24th, Presbyterian on Wirt, and Wise on 16th.
Similarly, Black doctors weren't allowed to practice in white hospitals, and when they brought patients in they were forced to hand over their paying patient to white doctors who then collected the fees. Black nurses were not allowed to work in white hospitals either into the 1960s, and when they finally were it was only with Black patients.
Perhaps the situation was spelled out best at a 1927 meeting of the Professional Mens' Club in downtown Omaha. There, Dr. D. W. Gooden and attorney Harrison Pinkett, both African Americans, reported to their colleagues and the city's business community that Omaha's hospitals were poisoned by Jim Crow practices. Dr. Gooden said, "It is almost impossible to get a Negro into a hospital even in the charity wards in Omaha… In the few cases where a Negro is admitted, the Negro physician must turn over the case to a staff [white] physician. The patient loses the advantage of being attended by the man who has followed his case from the beginning, and the doctor loses his fees."
The solution they proposed, similar to decades before and decades after, was to build a hospital in North Omaha where African Americans could get care without reservations, discrimination or hesitation. In other words, these African American physicians believed Omaha needed a segregated hospital.
Black Hospitals in Omaha
The hospitals started for African Americans in Omaha included the People's Hospital (1948-1953), and Mercy Hospital (c1919-c1924). Although not hospitals, the Negro Women's Christian Home (1915-1937) and the Charles Drew Health Center (1984-present) have been healthcare facilities that each served African Americans specifically, too.
Negro Women's Christian Home
This is 1913 pic shows a group of women who worked at the Colored Old Folks Home.
The Negro Women's Christian Home was originally opened in 1907 at 933 North 25th Avenue, and throughout the years was called the Negro Old Folks Home, too. It was replaced in 1920 by a large house at 2306 North 22nd Street. In the 1930s, the organization moved into 3029 Pinkney Street. In the early 1950s, it was renamed the Martha T. Smith Home for the Aged in honor of a founder. Serving Omaha's African American community for more than 50 years, this home provided medical services to its patients. It was unique for almost its entire duration, and didn't close until 1961. Learn more from my article, A History of the Negro Old Folks Home.
Negro Medical Association Hospital
This is the headline from a February 11, 1914 Omaha World-Herald article about the establishment of a segregated hospital in Omaha.
In 1914, members of the recently established Negro Medical Association of Nebraska started raising funds for a Black hospital in Omaha. With the offer a lot in "the large negro colored colony in the north part of this city," $2,000 was needed to build and equip the facility. Elected president of the association, Dr. August C. Edwards began fundraising immediately because "…colored physicians are unable to follow up their cases which are taken to the regular hospitals and colored people generally would feel more at home in an institution of their own." Black attorney Harrison Pinkett said there were eight Black physicians in Omaha then who served 9,000 Black residents of Douglas County.
Mercy Hospital
This is an aerial photo of the building at 24th and Parker that once held Mercy Hospital (c1919-c1924), and before that Frenzer Hall (1905-1918).
The first Black hospital in Omaha opened in the 1910s. Started by Dr. Roscoe C. Riddle, its original located was at 817 North 16th Street, near the southwest corner of North 16th and Cuming Streets. However, Riddle moved it a few years later to 2401 Parker Street, where it was called Mercy Hospital. Mercy Hospital was located on the northwest corner of North 24th and Parker Street in the former Frenzer Hall starting in 1919 for at least five years. According to a 1975 article in the Omaha Star, Dr. Riddle was the chief physician and surgeon, along with a Dr. Madison, another doctor, and six nurses. The hospital closed around 1924 when Drs. Riddle and Madison were convicted of drug charges and their licenses revoked. After the hospital moved out the building became North Omaha's American Legion, and was demolished in the 1970s.
A Supreme Royal Circle Hospital
"The hospital won't cost Omaha people a nickel. The money is appropriated. We have decided to build here. Friday night we have a mass meeting at St. John's and if the colored people here show any interest and join our ranks the work on the building will start at once."
—A. C. Oglesby, Supreme Grand Deputy, Friends of the World (March 29, 1922)
In March 1922 the Supreme Royal Circle of Friends of the World appropriated $100,000 for a Black-only hospital in Omaha. An African American fraternal organization, the organization provided insurance to African-Americans and was also dedicated to the moral, physical, social and economic welfare of its members. The leader of the organization, A.C. Oglesby, announced, "The hospital won't cost Omaha people a nickel. The money is appropriated. We have decided to build here. Friday night we have a mass meeting at St. John's and if the colored people here show any interest and join our ranks the work on the building will start at once."
The hospital never took off.
Omaha Mission Hospital
In May 1922, an apparently different campaign was started, too. African American pastor Rev. Jefferson Davis of Omaha was part of a group that wanted to start the Omaha Mission Hospital. The incorporators of the facility were all Black men, and included Rev. J.P. Jackson, Dr. John A. Singleton D.D., Dr. Wesley Jones, Dr. J.H. Hutton, and Dr. A.L. Hawkins. The organizing group also included Robert Strehlow, a white developer with a large apartment complex on North 16th Street.
Rev. Davis went to the Negro Medical, Dental, and Pharmaceutical Association of Nebraska with a proposal for the hospital, intended to be specifically for Black people in Omaha. They rejected the proposal because of things they disagreed with in the articles of incorporation. In a statement chairman of the association's hospital committee, Dr. J.B. Hill, told the newspaper, "The association, while fully cognizant of the urgent need of a hospital for, and conducted by members of our group, feel that any plans for such an instution should be publicly declared in order that the feasibility of such might be considered. The association further wishes to go on record as being ready to indorse [sic] any plans by which it thinks that the public can be best served."
In January 1923, the trustees Omaha Mission Hospital Association formally dissolved the organization.
An Omaha Negro Hospital
In 1935, the Negro National Hospital Fund announced it was considering building a $400,000 facility with 100 beds in Omaha. However, this was part of an ambitious national plan to construct 90 facilities nationwide. Rev. Amos H. Carnegie came to Omaha to raise funds for the plan, which was dismissed by the American Medical Association, which said there were "appropriate facilities in most cities that serve colored" and said that Rev. Carnegie "may not be on the level." The plan resulted in a single hospital in Chicago.
Separately, in 1940 Rev. A.C. Oglesby was again attached to the idea of a Black hospital in North Omaha. He advertised a meeting in July of that year at the Prince Hall Masons headquarters for the "2,000 signers who favor the building of a hospital unit on the Northside." However, no follow-up could be found.
Provident Hospital
This is a drawing of the once-proposed Provident Hospital, a segregated healthcare facility planned for N. 30th and Wirt Streets in North Omaha. It was never built.
Perhaps the 1945 Provident Hospital plan of the Nebraska Negro Medical Association was the grandest vision for a Black hospital in Omaha. Led by Omaha's Dr. Craig Morris, DDS, the group was shored up by a recommendation by the National Urban League to launch a hospital for Omaha's African American community. However, despite all the premise, plans and promise, it never opened. Learn more from my article, A History of North Omaha's Provident Hospital.
In 1946, the Omaha Guide reported that there were 128 Black hospitals in the United States. Omaha did not have one yet.
The People's Hospital
This is Dr. Aaron Manasses McMillan (1895-1980), a noted missionary doctor, Omaha politician and African American community leader.
Located at North 20th and Grace Streets from 1948 to 1953, the People's Hospital was the vision of one man determined to give back to the community he came from. After serving as a Nebraska State Senator and spending a longtime as a doctor at a hospital in Angola, Dr. Aaron McMillan returned to Omaha to establish a hospital for African Americans. It was 1948, and his goal was to have a free hospital open to anyone in the community. Opening at 1844 North 20th Street, the People's Hospital ran for five years. Learn more from my article, A History of People's Hospital in North Omaha.
In January 1953, a "citizens' committee" led a planning meeting to rally for a "north community hospital" to replace People's Hospital. However, from then on I have not found any other recorded attempts to establish a segregated hospital in Omaha.
Individual Black Doctors
This is a pic of Dr. John A. Singleton (1895-1970) in the early 1940s.
Dr. Matthew O. Ricketts (1858-1917) was an African American member of the Nebraska Legislature from 1893 to 1897.
With a growing population for almost 100 years of Omaha's history, North Omaha needed medical services specifically for its residents and got them. Historical directories show physicians had private offices throughout the community, lining popular streets like North 24th, North 30th, North 16th, and Ames Avenue.
The Omaha Negro Medical Association was formed in 1914. Led by Dr. A. G. Edwards, MD, others involved included Dr. W. W. Peebles, DDS; Dr. J. Merchant, PhG; Dr. L. E. Britt, MD, and; Dr. J. H. Hutton, MD. Dr. Craig Morris, DDS was president of the Nebraska Negro Medical Association starting in 1919.
Dr. W.H.C. Stephenson was the first African American doctor in Omaha, arriving in 1876 to practice "eclectic" medicine. When Dr. Matthew Ricketts became the first regular African American physician in Omaha in 1884, Stephenson took classes and achieved the same statue. Some of the African American healthcare providers located in North Omaha throughout its history have included:
Name Life Active Practice Address
Dr. W. H. C. Stephenson, M.D. —1900 1876 Physician South 13th and Howard Street
Dr. Matthew O. Ricketts, M.D. 1858—1917 1884— Physician 2330 Ohio Street
Dr. J. C. Davis, M.D. — 1896— Physician 2114 Cuming Street
Dr. Jesse H. Hutton, M.D. —1939 1900— Physician 201 South 13th Street
Dr. W. M. Gordon, M.D. — 1902— Physician 1818 Jackson Street
Dr. Mathew A. Williams, M.D. — 1909— Physician 701 North 18th Street
Dr. Leonard E. Britt, M.D. — 1910— Physician 108 South 14th Street
Dr. August G. Britt, M.D. — 1911— Physician 18 Patterson Block
Dr. J. Boston Hill, M.D. — 1914— Physician 1818 N. 20th Street
Dr. David W. Gooden, M.D. — 1914— Physician 2211 Cuming Street
Dr. William C. Scott, M.D. — 1918— Physician 2430 Lake Street
Dr. Roscoe C. Riddle, M.D. — 1918— Physician 2401 Parker Street and 817 North 16th Street
Dr. A. L. Hawkins, M.D. — 1921— Physician 2120 North 24th Street
Dr. John A. Singleton, D.D.S. — — Dentist 2411 North 24th Street
Dr. E. L. Alexander, M.D. — — Physician 1024 North 24th Street
Dr. Wesley Jones, D.D.S — — Dentist 1518 1/2 North 24th Street
Dr. Herbert Wiggins, M.D. — — Physician 1518 1/2 North 24th Street
Dr. G. B. Lennox, D.D.S — — Dentist 1602 North 24th Street
Dr. A. A. Foster, M.D. — — Physician 2420 North 24th Street
Dr. Price Terrell, M.D. — — Physician 2420 North 24th Street
Dr. Aaron M. McMillan, M.D. — — Physician 2420 North 24th Street
Dr. W. W. Solomon, M.D. — — Physician 3022 North 24th Street
Dr. William H. Johnson, M.D. — — Physician 2912 Manderson Street
Dr. W. W. Peebles, D.D.S — — Dentist
Dr. Craig Morris, D.D.S. — — Dentist 2407 Lake Street
Dr. A. G. Edwards — — Physician 24th and Erskine Street
Dr. J. Merchant, PhG — — Pharmacist
These individuals are important to note because they provided services that others often wouldn't, especially in the historically and currently segregated community of North Omaha. However, they weren't enough. Over the course of a century, North Omaha had at least eight hospitals serving it.
The following is a short history of the hospitals of North Omaha. After it is an examination of the current hospitals and healthcare services in North Omaha, as well as a short scan of the public health crisis facing the community.
Segregation in Omaha's Hospitals Today
Omaha hospitals are not formally racially segregated today. All people, regardless of race, color or creed are afforded care according to need. Most hospitals in Omaha will not turn away patients if they cannot provide proof of pay.
However… today, it is indisputable that North Omaha has a medical desert. With more than 40,000 residents in its boundaries, there is a stark absence of medical service providers of all kinds. Making it worse, the community is greatly underinsured. That leaves people who have no insurance and no money needing to travel to other parts of the city to get care. North Omaha's residents routinely suffer 30 minute commutes for routine healthcare, and emergency care takes exceptionally long amounts of time, too.
This medical desert results in de facto segregation in Omaha's healthcare system.
This graphic was made by Ira Combs, the Community Liaison Nurse Coordinator at the University of Nebraska Medical Center.
According to Ira Combs, the Community Liaison Nurse Coordinator at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, medical desert illustrated above shows how concentrated North Omaha's denial of services is; not coincidentally, this area also has an expanding population of African Americans, too. There is a concentration of healthcare and hospitals in west Omaha now, beyond North 72nd Street. While on its surface this is due to economics and population, in reality this is caused by the racism that upholds white supremacy throughout the city.
Charles Drew Health Center
It's important to note the role of the Charles Drew Health Center, or CDHC, in North Omaha today. In 2013, African Americans comprised 13% of the population; that year, 51% of all CDHC patients were African American. The CDHC is a modern-day response to segregation in Omaha.
The original clients of the CDHC were women, infants, and children who were low-income. Throughout its existence patients have been predominantly African American.
"In 2017 Charles Drew served over 11,745 unique patients. We facilitated over 39,000 patient visits. Patients 18 and under represented 35% of our patient population. Although 54% of our patients were uninsured – none were denied health care services due to their inability to pay."
–Kenny McMorris, CEO of the Charles Drew Health Center
Charles R. Drew (1904-1950) was the most prominent African American surgeon and medical researcher in American history. He researched blood transfusions, developed improved techniques for blood storage, and created blood banks during World War II. The CDHC was founded in 1982 by residents of North Omaha to "provide complete comprehensive primary health care services to anyone in its service area, regardless of the ability to pay."
Opened in partnership with Creighton University, the main location opened in 1984 in a converted laundromat in the Hilltop Public Housing Project at North 30th and Burdette Streets. That building was eventually demolished and replaced with a facility that today has more than 27,000 square feet of space with dozens of rooms, modern facilities and more. Throughout the years, the CDHC expanded to several other locations throughout North Omaha starting with the former Johnson Medical Building at 2912 Manderson Street in the early 1990s. Currently, there are 12 total locations including the Manderson and Burdette facilities.
The Future of Black Healthcare in Omaha
Learning about the history of hospitals in North Omaha provides no relief from this picture, either, as we learn that healthcare and hospital segregation happened on a micro-scale across the last century-plus of the city's history.
Instead, Omaha must embark on a massive scale program focused on dismantling the social / cultural / economic / structural system of white supremacy in healthcare throughout the entire city. Until then, de facto segregation will continue to be omnipresent throughout the entire city.
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Nel corso della sua carriera ha collezionato 87 presenze in serie B, tutte ottenute durante le stagioni con il Rimini.

Carriera
Comincia la sua carriera nelle giovanili della Sampdoria per poi passare al calcio professionistico nella stessa squadra genovese, nella stagione 1996/97 agli ordini di mister Sven-Göran Eriksson, vestendo la maglia numero 23.
Un gravissimo infortunio osteo-muscolare a tre giorni dall'inizio della stagione di serie A lo porta a un lunghissimo recupero, al ritorno nella rosa della Primavera ed infine al trasferimento verso l'Ischia e lo Spezia.
Arriveranno esperienze più durature al  nel 2000, dove ottiene la promozione dalla Serie C2 alla Serie C1, nonché dalla Serie C1 alla Serie B e al  a partire dalla stagione 2004-2005, anno in cui ottenne anche la promozione in Serie B. Col Rimini sfiora la promozione in Serie A.

Nel 2009 ritorna allo Spezia, dove ottiene l'ennesima promozione dalla nuova Lega Pro Seconda Divisione alla Lega Pro Prima Divisione.

Il 16 febbraio 2014 debutta nel campionato ligure di Eccellenza con la maglia del Real Valdivara.

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Rimini: 2004-2005

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Suppose you want to track climate over the past century. That's easy enough to accomplish with existing records — but what if you want to go back 500 years? What about 1,000 years? What if you want to go back even further?
That's where Harvard historian Michael McCormick comes in.
McCormick, the Francis Goelet Professor of Medieval History and chair of the Initiative for the Science of the Human Past at Harvard, will lead a project aimed at constructing the most detailed historical record yet of European climate.
McCormick expects the project to provide valuable insight into the sway climate held over ancient societies.
McCormick cited a 2007 study he co-authored that identified a link between a volcanic eruption in 763 and an unusually harsh winter across Europe, resulting in widespread crop failures.
The new project is supported by a $525,000 grant from the London-based Arcadia Fund. It will stretch over three years as McCormick and colleagues analyze a new ice core collected from the Colle Gnifetti glacier near the Swiss-Italian border.
By including climate scientists such as Paul Mayewski, director of the Climate Change Institute at the University of Maine, and Dietmar Wagenbach of the University of Heidelberg, Germany, the initiative marks the first time researchers from both disciplines have come together to investigate a single ice core.
As scientists in Maine, Heidelberg, and elsewhere focus on analyzing the core, researchers at Harvard will comb through historical sources with the goal of creating a database of written records that address Europe's climate from 1500 back to about 800. Together the international team will integrate the historical and scientific evidence.
"This is the first time historians and climate scientists have put their heads together and come up with a set of questions for a specific ice core," McCormick said.
For answers, researchers will turn to what is perhaps the most advanced instrument ever developed for ice core analysis.
When researchers first began studying ice cores in the 1980s, they could obtain only three or four readings for every meter of ice. Twenty year later, improvements in technology meant scientists could obtain as many as 100 measurements per meter.
The new technique — a laser-based sampling technology that can chip tiny amounts of the core and analyze the results — was developed by the Climate Change Institute's W.M. Keck Laser Ice Facility. It represents a quantum leap. Researchers expect to obtain as many as 50,000 sample levels per meter.
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Il Regno di EnenKio è stata una micronazione rivendicata vicino alle Isole Marshall, comprendente l'Isola di Wake, un'isola minore esterna degli Stati Uniti d'America rivendicata dalle Isole Marshall.

L'autoproclamato Regno di EnenKio, gestito da Robert Moore, ha anche rilasciato passaporti ed è entrato, nel 1997, in relazione con il Dominio di Melchizedek, una micronazione coinvolta in frodi finanziarie.

EnenKio è stato riconosciuto come una truffa dal sito web antifrode Quatloos!.

Il 23 aprile del 1998 il governo delle Isole Marshall pubblicò la circolare 01-98, che negava l'esistenza del Regno di EnenKio e le affermazioni del Dominio di Melchizedek:

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Go ahead… break the rules! In fact, we encourage you! This episode of Orange is all about contrast, being bold, and straying from the herd. Eclipse Telecom CEO, Dave Dyson, shares his insight into effective communication by sharing a story about how going against the norm positively impacted his organization.
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At the Annual General Meeting of Infant Bacterial Therapeutics AB (publ) on May 6, 2019, among other things, the following was resolved:
determination of the annual report
discharge granted to board members and the CEO
that no dividend is given
that the board shall consist of six members without deputies
re-election of board members Margareta Hagman, Lilian Henningson Wikström, Eva Idén, Anthon Jahreskog, Kristina Sjöblom Nygren and Peter Rothschild
re-election of Peter Rothschild as Chairman of the Board
re-election of the registered auditing company Deloitte AB
that fees to be paid to the chairman of the board with SEK 200,000 and an extra compensation for the work as working chairman of SEK 400,000 and to other members not employed by the company with SEK 100,000 each
that audit fees shall be paid according to approved invoice
on the Nomination Committee in accordance with the Nomination Committee's proposal, as well
on guidelines for remuneration to senior executives in accordance with the Board's proposal.
Infant Bacterial Therapeutics AB ("IBT") is a public company domiciled in Stockholm. The company's class B-shares shares are listed on Nasdaq Stockholm, Mid-cap (IBT B).
Infant Bacterial Therapeutics AB (publ) pharmaceutical company with a product is a clinical stage with a vision to develop drugs influencing the infant microbiome, and thereby prevent or treat rare diseases affecting infants.
IBT is currently developing the drug candidate IBP-9414, for the prevention of necrotizing enterocolitis ("NEC") and improvement of so called feeding tolerance in premature infants. IBP-9414 contains the active compound Lactobacillus reuteri, which is a human bacterial strain naturally present in breast milk. The product portfolio also includes another project, IBP-1016, for the treatment of gastroschisis, a severe and rare disease affecting infants. By developing these drugs, IBT has the potential to fulfil unmet needs for diseases where there are currently no prevention or treatment therapies available.
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41.20.020 Officers of board—Annual report.
41.20.040 Additional powers of board.
41.20.050 Pension on retirement for years of service.
41.20.060 Pension on retirement for duty connected disability.
41.20.061 Increase in presently payable benefits for service or disability authorized.
41.20.065 Pension on retirement for nonduty disability.
41.20.080 Pension on death before or after retirement.
41.20.085 Pension on death before or after retirement—Surviving spouse not formerly covered—"Surviving spouse" defined.
41.20.086 Increase in certain presently payable death benefits authorized.
41.20.090 Lump sum payment on death before or after retirement.
41.20.100 Examination of disability pensioners—Emergency duty.
41.20.140 Pension payments monthly—Surplus to general fund.
41.20.150 Return of member's contributions—Option to be classified as vested member.
41.20.155 Return of member's contributions—Applicability.
41.20.160 Credit for membership in private organization acquired by city of first class.
41.20.175 Transfer of service credit from firefighters' pension system to city's police pension system.
41.20.180 Exemption from taxation and judicial process—Exception—Assignability.
41.20.900 Construction—1959 c 6—Benefits retroactively authorized.
41.20.920 Construction—Chapter applicable to state registered domestic partnerships—2009 c 521.


This is the second in my series of new videos I'll be posting on my atlantaSKYrise YouTube channel. Gallery condominium in Buckhead has always been one of my favorite buildings. I love the unobstructed views you get since there is really nothing tall around it. Plus you have the farmers market directly across the street during the summer. This (and the forthcoming videos) are all available in 1080p, so be sure to change the resolution if it doesn't automatically load.


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Home Books Color Atlas and Synopsis of Vascular Diseases
42: CONGENITAL ARTERIOVENOUS MALFORMATIONS
James Laredo; Byung Boong Lee
Laredo J, Lee B. Laredo J, & Lee B Laredo, James, and Byung Boong Lee.CONGENITAL ARTERIOVENOUS MALFORMATIONS. In: Dean SM, Satiani B, Abraham WT. Dean S.M., & Satiani B, & Abraham W.T.(Eds.),Eds. Steven M. Dean, et al.eds. Color Atlas and Synopsis of Vascular Diseases. McGraw Hill; 2014. Accessed January 26, 2023. https://accesscardiology.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=1201&sectionid=71013993
Laredo J, Lee B. Laredo J, & Lee B Laredo, James, and Byung Boong Lee. (2014). Congenital arteriovenous malformations. Dean SM, Satiani B, Abraham WT. Dean S.M., & Satiani B, & Abraham W.T.(Eds.),Eds. Steven M. Dean, et al. Color Atlas and Synopsis of Vascular Diseases. McGraw Hill. https://accesscardiology.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=1201&sectionid=71013993
Laredo J, Lee B. Laredo J, & Lee B Laredo, James, and Byung Boong Lee. "CONGENITAL ARTERIOVENOUS MALFORMATIONS." Color Atlas and Synopsis of Vascular Diseases Dean SM, Satiani B, Abraham WT. Dean S.M., & Satiani B, & Abraham W.T.(Eds.),Eds. Steven M. Dean, et al. McGraw Hill, 2014, https://accesscardiology.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=1201&sectionid=71013993.
A 35-year-old Caucasian man with a pulsating painful flank mass was referred for further evaluation and treatment. The mass had been present for over 15 years and had enlarged over the past year along the right lower back and flank in an area underlying a birth mark (Figure 42-1). Examination confirmed a 15-cm tender mass with overlying erythematous skin changes. A thrill was palpable over the mass, and a continuous bruit was present on auscultation.
An arteriovenous malformation presenting as a pulsating back or flank mass. A 35-year-old Caucasian man shown with a pulsating mass on his back and right flank. The mass had been present for over 15 years and had enlarged over the past year. The mass was associated with pain and developed in an area underlying a birth mark.
The lesion was confirmed to be a localized arteriovenous malformation (AVM) with minimal involvement of the surrounding tissues, as demonstrated on abdominal computed tomography (CT) scanning with angiography including three-dimensional (3D) reconstruction (Figure 42-2).
Abdominal computed tomography (CT) demonstrating an arteriovenous malformation (AVM) of the right back and flank. The AVM lesion was confined to the superficial tissues. Conventional CT scanning with intravenous contrast (A) with three-dimensional (3D) reconstruction (B) was performed.
Conventional angiography (Figure 42-3) confirmed the presence of an extensive AVM lesion with multiple feeding arteries. The massively dilated venous outflow due to the fistulous lesion producing a hemodynamically advanced condition.
Angiography of an arteriovenous malformation (AVM) of the right back and flank. Note the extensive AVM lesion with multiple feeding arteries and massively dilated venous outflow.
Direct puncture, transvenous embolization utilizing 0.035 Bentsen wires was performed preoperatively for subsequent open resection of the lesion to reduce intraoperative bleeding. Complete excision of the lesion filled with the coils was performed safely (Figure 42-4), leaving a minor residual lesion that was treated with conventional sclerotherapy (Figure 42-5). Follow-up CT angiography and 3D reconstruction demonstrated an excellent result (Figure 42-6).
Surgical resection of an arteriovenous malformation (AVM) of the right back and flank. Direct puncture, transvenous embolization utilizing 0.035 Bentsen wires was performed prior to open resection of the lesion to reduce intraoperative bleeding. The Bentsen wires are seen protruding from the lesion.
Postoperative angiography after surgical resection of an arteriovenous malformation (AVM) of the right back and flank. Note the minor residual lesion, which was treated with conventional sclerotherapy.
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Q: How to get total count of field in reactive form along with valid and invalid fields? I have few fields on my form which are required and few fields which are not required.
I want to know the total fields and how many fields have been filled without violating any validation even if it's not required. So far tried this but I am not getting the expected result.
const controls = this.userForm.controls;
let totalControl = 0;
for (const name in controls) {
    totalControl++;
    if (controls[name].invalid) {
        invalid.push(name);
    }
}
const validControls = totalControl - invalid.length;

https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-6-reactive-forms-yai41z?file=src/app/formreactive/formreactive.component.html
Here, I want count of total and invalid fields only when it's a required field.

A: Here is the Form,
public form = new FormGroup({
    firstName: new FormControl(null, Validators.required),
    lastName: new FormControl(null, Validators.required),
    firstName1: new FormControl(''),
    lastName1: new FormControl(''),
    firstName2: new FormControl(''),
    lastName2: new FormControl(null, Validators.required),
    firstName3: new FormControl(''),
    lastName3: new FormControl(null, Validators.required),
    firstName4: new FormControl(''),
    lastName4: new FormControl(''),
  });

And here is the function.
  check(){
    const controls = this.form.controls;
    const invalidArr = [];
    const validArr = [];
    for (const name in controls) {
      if (controls[name].status === 'INVALID') {
         invalidArr.push(name);
      }else{
        validArr.push(name);
      }
    }
    console.log(`valid count : ${validArr.length}`)
    console.log(`invalid count : ${invalidArr.length}`)
  }

Invalid will not work... :)


LANSING (AP) - Liberal critics of Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette have cleared a procedural hurdle in a lawsuit seeking emails from the private accounts of key members of his staff.
A group called Progress Michigan believes Schuette and 20 staffers for years used private email to discuss public business. The group filed a lawsuit after the attorney general's office responded to a public records request by saying it possessed only one record and it was exempt.
A judge at the Court of Claims declined to dismiss the lawsuit last week. The attorney general's office said Progress Michigan's lawsuit was outside a 180-day window to get to court. But Judge Cynthia Stephens said the complaint was timely.


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Easement Protects Public-Land Access in South-Central ID
As BLM Moves Westward, Critics See Steps to Neutralize Agency
MT National Forest Grows with The Nature Conservancy Sale
30,000 Acres in Western NC Protected from Development
BLM Methane Rules Could Benefit Some Businesses, Workers
The recent Bureau of Land Management announcement of new rules to limit methane waste is being embraced by some businesses, but criticized by the oil and gas industry. (Franke/Wikimedia Commons)
CHEYENNE, Wyo. - Some businesses are welcoming the Bureau of Land Management's plans to curb methane emissions and say they'll push for strong rules in the coming months.
According to Government Accountability Office estimates, taxpayers lose some $23 million a year in royalties when methane, the primary component of natural gas, is wasted through venting, flaring and leaks at well sites.
"Addressing waste is really a good thing for the businesses down the line," said Matt Murdock, chief operating officer for the firm Alert Plus, who works with operators to monitor emissions. "In taking care of our lands, we're taking care of our future, and to have those resources wasted - to have those resources go out with no profit on 'em for anyone - is silly."
According to the BLM, the amount of gas lost from 2009 to 2014 could supply more than 5 million households for a year. The Western Energy Alliance has called the rules "unnecessary regulatory red tape." The BLM estimates the net benefits of capturing methane could outweigh costs to industry by at least $10 million annually.
Research by the consulting firm ICF International estimated that at least $330 million worth of natural gas is lost each year, and a recent Colorado College poll showed that 80 percent of Westerners support limiting methane waste on public lands. Murdock noted that curbing emissions also benefits public health, and monitoring and plugging leaks helps workers at drilling sites, who face the biggest risks.
"These are people who are out there trying to bring us a very precious natural resource that we need as a nation," he said. "So, there are inherent risks that go with it. But wherever we can minimize those risks seems to make the most sense, and it might cost more, but what price do you put on the value of a human life?"
The public will have 60 days to submit comments on the rules once they are published in the Federal Register. The BLM also plans to hold a series of public meetings in February and March.
The ICF research is online at edf.org. The Colorado College poll is at coloradocollege.edu.
Eric Galatas, Public News Service - WY


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Day 2 : Morning departure proceed to By bicycle or walk tour. Mysore Yoga Mantapa in Chamundi Hill, Big Bull. Nature Walk Than Back To Your Hotel After Fresh Up checkout & proceed to Coorg enroute visit Tibetian Golden Temple, NisargaDhama. On arrival check in to a hotel. Evening visit Rajas Seat. Overnight Stay In Coorg.


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