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Carrie Underwood's CMA Performance of "Love Wins" Is What We All Need Right Now [Watch]
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Carrie Underwood not only won Female Vocalist of the Year at the CMA Awards on Nov. 14, but the blonde stunner may have won the night with her passionate performance of her latest single, "Love Wins."
As Carrie took the stage, her co-host Brad Paisley made the introduction saying, "In these trying times, we all need to hear that "Love Wins."
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Carrie looked perfect in a royal blue dress and cape wrapped around her pregnant frame. As sparks of color surrounded the the Oklahoma native, Carrie belted out the powerful message of love in her current single.
The tune, written by Carrie, David Garcia and Brett James, takes on political and social issues that have become divisive in today's society. "How the hell'd it ever come to this," the singer rails in the song. She goes on to offer her stance by seeing everyone as brothers and sisters, preaching for love, cause in the end, "Love Wins."
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The Effects of Literacy Centers During Kindergarten Intervention Block on Student Achievement
Running head: LITERACY CENTERS DURING INTERVENTION BLOCK 1
THE EFFECTS OF LITERACY CENTERS DURING KINDERGARTEN
INTERVENTION BLOCK ON STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT
A Research Project
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Laurie J. Wangerin
Title of Work The Effects of Literacy Centers During Kindergarten Intervention Block on Student Achievement
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Summary of Work This action research was designed to examine the effects of literacy centers during the kindergarten intervention block on student reading achievement. The study participants were a convenience sample of 67 kindergarten students from four classes in a rural community. These students were introduced to literacy centers during the semester. Data, from the kindergarten group that did not receive literacy centers the previous year, were compared to the data from the study this year with literacy centers. The results of this study on literacy centers during the kindergarten intervention block seemed to show there were no effects on letter recognition and a minor effect on the identification of sounds. In evaluating the Concept of Word, the students with literacy centers had minimal effects in pointing to the nursery rhyme words but were more advanced in identifying individual words in the nursery rhyme and were much stronger in identifying the words from the nursery rhyme on an isolated list. The students were also reading at a much higher level than the students without literacy centers at the end of the semester. The positive impact with literacy centers on reading achievement may indicate that the literacy centers do play an important role in kindergarten literacy learning. Further study of the effects of literacy centers is recommended for kindergarten as well as investigating other grade levels.
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Darryl Starbird's 1957 Cadillac
An early construction photo of the Shark taken in 2007. Photo courtesy of Jonnie King. Legends of the Rod & Custom Hall of Fame.
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1957 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham owned and restyled by Darryl Starbird of Star Kustom Shop. Darryl's Cadillac, known as "The Shark", was completed in 2013.[1]Darryl's Brougham was the 55th 1957 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham that were produced. He bought the car around 1983, thinking that when he got old it would be worth around a million bucks if he restored and sold it. As that didn't happen, and a restored version of the car would only be worth around 200 000 dollars, Darryl decided to customize it instead. The car was in a very good shape when he started. When he customized the Cadillac he was not going after a traditional custom car look, he wanted the car to look like a Cadillac concept car for 1957, so instead of shaving away all of the factory chrome, he decided to keep it on. The original stainless steel top on the car was made so that it could be lifted off. Darryl also made a bubbletop for the Cadillac, so that it can be driven either as a roadster, or as a bubbletop custom, in addition to the original stainless steel roof.[2]
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Dr. Davidson earned his undergraduate degree in Psychology at Michigan State University and earned his Ph.D. with a specialization in Learning and Memory at Purdue University before completing his post-doctoral training in Behavioral Neuroscience at the University of Pennsylvania's Institute of Neurological Science. After serving on the faculty of the Virginia Military Institute, Dr. Davidson returned to Purdue University where he rose to the rank of Full Professor, and served as the Convener of the Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in Neuroscience and also the founding Director of the multidisciplinary Ingestive Behavior Research Center. Dr. Davidson joined the faculty of the Department of Psychology at American University in the fall of 2012 where he is now the founding Director of the Center for Behavioral Neuroscience. Dr. Davidson's research focuses on the processes and brain substrates that underlie memory and energy regulation. Dr. Davidson and his students aim to increase understanding of (a) how learning and memory processes contribute to the control of food intake and body weight and; (b) how dietary and other environmental factors that promote obesity might impair the function of brain areas that underlie those cognitive processes. Dr. Davidson works with nonhuman and human animal models.
Davidson's research focuses on the processes and brain substrates that underlie memory and energy regulation. Davidson and his students aim to increase understanding of how learning and memory processes contribute to the control of food intake and body weight and how dietary and other environmental factors that promote obesity might impair the function of brain areas that underlie those cognitive processes.


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Adult Physical Inactivity Prevalence Maps by Race/Ethnicity
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(January 2022) — Differences in the prevalence of physical inactivity in the United States exist by race/ethnicity and location, according to new CDC maps.
Physical Inactivity Maps
The data come from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS), an ongoing state-based, telephone interview survey conducted by CDC and state health departments. This survey asked respondents if, in the past month, they did any physical activity outside of their regular job. People who said "no" were classified as inactive.
These maps use combined data from 2017 through 2020 for 52 jurisdictions: 49 states, the District of Columbia, and the territories of Guam and Puerto Rico. Data for New Jersey were not reported because data were not collected in 2019. Combining four years of data allowed analysis of physical inactivity among different racial and ethnic groups. Data from individual years is available through BRFSS.
Overall, the prevalence of physical inactivity was 25.3%.
Previous maps were released in January 2020 with data from 2015 through 2018. Two years in that analysis overlap with data in this analysis; therefore the two editions of maps should not be compared for trends.
The BRFSS question read: "During the past month, other than your regular job, did you participate in any physical activities or exercises such as running, calisthenics, golf, gardening, or walking for exercise?"
Overall, non-Hispanic Asian adults (20.1%) had the lowest prevalence of physical inactivity outside of work followed by non-Hispanic White (23.0%), non-Hispanic American Indian/Alaska Native (29.1%), non-Hispanic Black (30.0%), and Hispanic adults (32.1%).
Physical activity can benefit everyone, but lack of access to safe and convenient places to be physically active may contribute to these racial and ethnic disparities.
2 states (Alaska and Montana) and Guam had a physical inactivity prevalence of 30% or higher among non-Hispanic Asian adults.*
5 states (Arkansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, Oklahoma, and West Virginia) had a physical inactivity prevalence of 30% or higher among non-Hispanic White adults.
27 states had a physical inactivity prevalence of 30% or higher among non-Hispanic American Indian/Alaska Native adults.*
23 states and the District of Columbia had a physical inactivity prevalence of 30% or higher among non-Hispanic Black adults.*
25 states and Puerto Rico had a physical inactivity prevalence of 30% or higher among Hispanic adults.
*49 of 52 jurisdictions had sufficient data to be included in these results.
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The lowest prevalence of inactivity was 17.7% (Colorado), and the highest prevalence was 49.4% (Puerto Rico). Regionally, states in the South (27.5%) had the highest prevalence of physical inactivity, followed by the Midwest (25.2%), Northeast (24.7%), and West (21.0%).
4 states (Colorado, Utah, Washington, and Vermont) had a physical inactivity prevalence of 17.7% to less than 20%.
24 states and the District of Columbia had a physical inactivity prevalence of 20% to less than 25%.
14 states and Guam had a physical inactivity prevalence of 25% to less than 30%.
7 states (West Virginia, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Alabama, Kentucky, Arkansas, and Mississippi) and Puerto Rico had a physical inactivity prevalence of 30% or more.
Reducing physical inactivity requires a comprehensive effort from many groups—including states, communities, worksites, and individuals—to make it easier for everyone to move more. Community leaders, for example, can encourage school and youth physical activity programs, educate, and support families and individuals to be more active.
The racial and ethnic disparities in physical inactivity underscore the need to address barriers to physical activity. Examples include lack of safe spaces for physical activity such as parks, unsafe streets with high-speed traffic and no sidewalks, lack of time, and lack of social supports.
Everyone has a role to play to increase physical activity. Learn more about strategies to increase physical activity and get involved in Active People, Healthy NationSM, CDC's national initiative to help 27 million people become more physically active by 2027.
Individuals and families are encouraged to build physical activity into their everyday routines. See recommended physical activity amounts for people ages 3 years and older.
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Prevalence of Self-Reported Physical Inactivity* Among US Adults by State and Territory, BRFSS, 2017–2020
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* Respondents were classified as physically inactive if they responded "no" to the following question: "During the past month, other than your regular job, did you participate in any physical activities or exercises such as running, calisthenics, golf, gardening, or walking for exercise?"
** Sample size <50, the relative standard error (dividing the standard error by the prevalence) ≥30%, or no data in at least 1 year.
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Prevalence of Self-Reported Physical Inactivity* Among Non-Hispanic White Adults by State and Territory, BRFSS, 2017–2020
Prevalence of Self-Reported Physical Inactivity* Among Non-Hispanic American Indian/Alaska Native Adults by State and Territory, BRFSS, 2017–2020
Prevalence of Self-Reported Physical Inactivity* Among Non-Hispanic Black Adults by State and Territory, BRFSS, 2017–2020
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Reservoir Expansion to Alleviate Burbank and Oak Lawn Flooding
Shovels are hitting the ground in southwest suburban Burbank where the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago (MWRD) will make way for a major reservoir expansion designed to provide much-needed flood relief.
Construction is officially underway on the Melvina Ditch Reservoir, 6500 W. 87th St., Burbank, which will work to alleviate flooding concerns for residents in Burbank and Oak Lawn. After a comprehensive public process that relied on input from Burbank and Oak Lawn neighbors and various stakeholders to address flooding concerns, the MWRD agreed to design an improved and expanded reservoir. To construct this, the MWRD plans to remove more than 80,000 tons of dirt to increase its holding capacity by nearly 64 million gallons. The $20-million project, funded primarily by the MWRD, also received a grant from the state of Illinois through its Build Illinois Bond Fund.
"Today's groundbreaking represents the culmination of an engaging public process that relied on the input of Burbank and Oak Lawn residents to work toward a solution to severe flooding in their communities," said MWRD President Mariyana Spyropoulos. "Combining that community outreach with highly skilled engineering work and funding assistance from our partners in Springfield, we believe we have a project that will make a critical difference in the quality of life for local residents who have in years past dealt with flooded basements and streets. We hope this investment at the Melvina Ditch Reservoir will give that excess stormwater a larger holding place that gives residents much needed peace of mind when it rains."
"This is a great day for my constituents in Oak Lawn, Burbank, Chicago Ridge, and Alsip who have suffered from flooded basements, businesses, yards, and streets," said Congressman Dan Lipinski. "I was happy to work with local officials and the MWRD to make this expansion of the Melvina Ditch Reservoir possible. This type of cooperation on local projects is what helps make our communities better places to live and work."
The Melvina Ditch Reservoir has exceeded its capacity in recent storm events, resulting in flooding in nearby neighborhoods. Through public meetings, consensus was met to expand the reservoir within the existing reservoir footprint on MWRD property and by acquiring 15 nearby properties around the perimeter of the reservoir, based on the alternative configuration sought by residents. Now these rain-soaked communities have relief in sight thanks to the expansion of the reservoir.
"The village of Burbank couldn't be more pleased that we are progressing on this project," said Burbank Mayor Dan Foy. "There are 430 residential properties that will have a reduced risk of flooding during storms. This is a great day."
The project more than doubles the existing Melvina Ditch Reservoir storage capacity, expanding it from 54 million gallons to 117.3 million gallons. In addition, the pumping station will be modified to accommodate the reservoir expansion, and a new emergency overflow weir will be installed to reduce the chance of the reservoir overtopping.
"The Southwest Mayors Conference, for years in partnership with MWRD, has made stormwater management in our region a priority for enhancing our residents' lives and businesses," said Oak Lawn Village President Sandra Bury.
"Oak Lawn salutes MWRD in the historic groundbreaking for expansion of the Melvina Ditch Reservoir, said Larry Deetjen, Oak Lawn Village Manager. This major capital investment will have a positive regional impact and is part of a systematic and planned set of initiatives by local and regional governments to address real life problems in our communities."
The water from the reservoir is conveyed to an underground culvert that stretches from 87th Street to 95th street where it empties into the Melvina Ditch.
Lou Viverito, who has been on the Stickney Township Board since the 1960s, is the Township Supervisor. "I'm extremely excited and proud to think the MWRD is going to help Stickney Township, the city of Burbank and village of Oak Lawn solve their flooding problems," said Supervisor Viverito. "You can't believe the people who would come to me crying and upset that they were flooded. This is going to be great for the residents and businesses of Burbank and for Oak Lawn."
Additional work on the reservoir will include the installation of a stormwater chamber and culverts at the outlet of the pumping station. Construction will extend to 87th Street to install the culverts and replace any disturbed utilities. Storm pumps will also be removed and serviced and impellers will be lengthened. Construction on the Melvina Ditch Reservoir improvements are anticipated to be complete by 2020. Downstream communities, such as Bridgeview, Chicago Ridge and Worth will also benefit indirectly from the reservoir.
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Right back Callum Chambers was constantly under attack as it finished Spurs 1-0 Middlesbrough in our Premier League clash.
Spurs found a definitive route to goal in a tight match, but spurned the chances created. It wasn't until Harry Kane converted from the spot that we found some breathing space. However, until the final whistle, the match hung in the balance at Spurs 1-0 Middlesbrough at White Hart Lane.
Did Middlesbrough take some tips from our midweek match with Sunderland? It appeared so during the first half. Aitor Karanka played one less central defender than David Moyes, but still clogged central midfield with three narrow destroyers.
The back four tried to stay in close to each other, but the fault in their defensive structure was out wide. On one side they had Stuart Downing tucking in to defend and help his full back, Fabio. On the other side, Adama Traore wasn't giving Callum Chambers the same kind of support. Traore was very keen to get out on the counter attack, but not so much to help out his full back.
3 central MF but Traore doesn't tuck in like Downing.
We'd looked at Karanka's team conceding chances through their right back zone in the Spurs vs Middlesbrough match preview.
Middlesbrough's defensive shape saw them clog up the centre, but leave a whole load of space down their right. Callum Chambers just simply couldn't handle the overload of players coming his way. Dele Alli and Son Heung-Min switched and dovetailed positions nicely to cause enough confusion as to whom Chambers should track. This then let Mousa Dembele instigate the passing moves and Ben Davies get up in support on the overlap.
What made it even nicer to watch was our movement of the ball. Slow and sluggish at the Stadium of Light on Tuesday, here there was a real tempo to our play. Passes were crisper and the ball was being switched in one or two passes as Toby Alderweireld and Eric Dier demonstrated their great distribution.
It saw a number of good chances created throughout the first half. Son Heung-Min was the first to burst through on just four minutes. Great pressing by Dele Alli in midfield recovered the ball. He spotted the South Korean's run beyond Chambers early and fed him in. Son could only sting goalkeeper Victor Valdes' palms.
One minute later and we were in again. This time Alli and Son had switched, giving Chambers a decision of who to track as Traore once more offered no help. Ben Davies glided forward to race through the vacant right back zone. He fired a tantalising cross that fizzed through the penalty area.
Davies sneaks in with Chambers caught inside.
Then came the big chance of the half. Dele Ali drifting out to the left had sucked Chambers in with Adama Traore once more trailing. This left Son free to skate down the line and whip in a perfect cross. Harry Kane arrived on cue, but couldn't keep his header down.
Son gets beyond Chambers to cross for Kane.
Seven minutes later and Kane would have the ball in the net. Stuart Downing was doing his job supporting the full back on the left. However, out on the right, Traore was caught looking in, leaving Son 1v1 against Chambers.
Son Heung-Min left 1v1 against Callum Chambers.
Son skipped past the right back and crossed low for Kane to prod the ball home, only to be flagged offside.
Reaching halftime somehow still at Spurs 0-0 Middlesbrough, it really seemed to be a case of attacking this side of the pitch, knowing that a goal would come.
Interestingly, after the interval Mauricio Pochettino switched the sides of Christian Eriksen and Son Heung-Min. Presumably this was to get a better creative player in to this space, but it didn't really work. The experiment lasted a mere eight minutes and Son was restored to his favourite flank. Two minutes later and the South Korean would be chopped down in the box.
The pattern of play was mighty similar to what we'd seen in the first half. Callum Chambers getting swamped due to Adama Traore's lack of help. Traore had half an eye on Dele Alli, leaving Chambers with both Son and Kane. As Dembele gained the ball, Son signalled for it, seeing Chambers tracking Kane.
Son sees Traore high and Chambers tracking Kane.
Son received the ball, drawing centre back Bernardo Espinosa over and in to a clumsy challenge. Harry Kane calmly slotted the resulting spot kick in the corner to make it Spurs 1-0 Middlesbrough. As the ball nestled in the net, a collective cheer of relief went up around White Hart Lane. The deadlock had finally been broken.
The goal brought Middlesbrough out of their defensive shell. However, they suddenly left themselves open to the counter attack. These came from us either transitioning the ball forward quickly while they had numbers stuck upfield or rapidly breaking from turnovers in midfield.
Turnovers and quick counters brought about good shooting opportunities for Christian Eriksen and Son Heung-Min. However, both players' shots lacked the accuracy to find the corners and instead gave Victor Valdes easy saves.
Eriksen also saw a shot blocked by Fabio covering the centre of the goal, when anything in the corners would've made the game safe. Instead, it remained Spurs 1-0 Middlesbrough leaving us open to a sucker punch.
Middlesbrough came more in to the game from an attacking standpoint after the penalty. They started to work the ball in to and off Alvaro Negredo much more. It brought others in to play from Negredo's neat touches, creating some good half chances and then a major chance at the death.
Seeing the ball won by and sticking with Negredo up top, Aitor Karanka brought on Patrick Bamford to add more leverage to this attacking ploy.
Bamford won a long ball forward and Negredo flicked the knock down towards Marten de Roon. Suddenly in space with a dropping ball, de Roon too eagerly snatched at the chance and scuffed his shot past the post. A fortunate escape that kept the score at Spurs 1-0 Middlesbrough with no time left on the clock.
There were plenty of plus points for us after the midweek draw with Sunderland. The tempo and ball movement was much better, as was our ability to switch the play. Our team movement was also much better, especially down the Middlesbrough right where we picked Callum Chambers apart.
Creating chances was not the problem, but our finishing continues to lack the precision that we have seen in recent weeks. It's not a crisis like at the start of the season, where our chance conversion was really down. However, we are returning to old habits by not finding the corners of the net. Too often our shots are either down the middle or too close to the goalkeeper.
Its one thing to work the keeper and maybe create a loose ball or a rebound. It's something else to beat him to the corners of the goal. At the minute we are looking to strike the shot well to get a good connection and get it on target. This is at the expense of really going for the corners of the goal to find the back of the net more often. Accuracy to get shots on target will cause problems, but shot precision is needed to score goals.
Final score: Spurs 1-0 Middlesbrough.
opportunities.,has once again,come back to haunt us.And leaves one thinking if only.
Instead of that feeling of being truely satisfied.And although Ben davies,done well on saturady.
I believe his lack of pace,could well be exployted by liverpool.Hopefully I am proved totaly wrong.
I think when playing a weak keeper such as Mignolet there are goals there, but we need to be ruthless with our finishing as Liverpool can score 3 or 4 themselves.
I think we have to play a back three against Liverpool to stop them. Whether Davies plays in the 3 centre backs or as a wing back should be Poch's only dilemma.
I think Traore's market value has been clinically scythed!!
Great comments regarding our pedestrian shooting. It always intrigues me as to why Eriksen can't consistently score from long range.
Son is also guilty of some very poor finishing – and he has still done better than expected by most so far this year. Surely top class interntational forwards get picked for their country because they can get into dangerous positions and score goals.
I assume elite players regularly practice shooting to place the ball just within the extremities of the goal structure?
Is it the sheer pace and defender desperation of the Premier League that causes ponderous shooting?
Or am I being too kind?
That blemish aside, we are indeed very well placed – and let's not forget another clean sheet.
Only 16 given from 24 (0.66pg).
Last year we were 30 given from 37 (0.81) before the Toon debacle – so the defenders are absolutely providing the platform.
(An incredible stat is that the relegated Toon scored 20% of the total goals PL goals scored against us last year!).
Wanyama has been the key – his partnership with Dembele is awesome.
I agree with a back three at Anfield.
We really must look to get the win there as they look to have lost belief.
The title is lost I fear – so a win will effectively drop Liverpool from the CL slots.
If we can consolidate second with authority and bat on then the Europa League becomes less important.
I want that FA Cup!!!
Some good comments, Toby4eva. They practice shooting all the time. Given the number of sticking a ball through a hanging tyre or in to a bucket videos the club releases they can hit a small target. This is in practice of course and not under duress from a defender or the pressure of a game hanging in the balance. The number of shots where we are shotting 3-4 yards inside the post rather than going for the corners is just very noticeable at the minute. Safe shooting rather than aggressive shooting.
Wanyama's partnership with Dembele has been superb. Dier and Dembele were awesome last year too. The key is Dembele. He is a monster on the ball, but also in regaining it too. The way he just shrugs opponents off the ball is a joy to watch.
It was precisely those "ham it up" training videos I was thinking of Mark! We get bombarded with clips of Harry hitting the corner flag blind-folded and wearing a backpack full of bricks from 90 yards – but under pressure they hit the goal keeper from 5 yards 95% of the time!!
Dembele is indeed a joy to behold and that's down to the Gaffer absolutely. The Belgian had lost his way a couple of years back but he is absolutely awesome these days. There is no player in the league with his mix of power and skill.
After years of watching cream puffs like Jenas getting run over in midfield – with only Sandro as brief relief – it great to watch Dembele, Victor – and Toby of course – bossing games consistently.
No more of this "it's only Tottenham lads" in opposition dressing rooms.
We project a completely different aura now.
And the stats absolutely prove this.


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White House Incredibly Still Believes Tax Cuts Are the Answer to America's Problems
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While many are discussing how to reform our public policies so they work better for everyone and also dismantle systemic racial injustices, the White House continues to discuss proposals to cut taxes, according to a Wall Street Journal report. The following is an updated version of ITEP's previous roundup of the tax cuts that the president's team is considering and why each of them is bad policy in ordinary times and particularly egregious during a national crisis and economic recession. None of the tax proposals considered by the administration would provide help to those who need it or do much, if anything, to boost investment. All would be less helpful than extending and improving unemployment insurance benefits, which the administration is seeking to limit.
Corporate Tax Cuts to Encourage Bringing Jobs to the U.S.
Another ITEP blog post describes the various corporate tax breaks floated by administration officials as incentives to return operations and jobs to the U.S. and why they are doomed to fail. No new tax breaks will encourage American-based corporations to bring jobs back to the United States when the Trump-GOP tax law provides even bigger tax breaks for moving operations and jobs offshore. The Trump-GOP tax law even provides a 0 percent tax rate for many offshore profits. The only real answer is to repeal the Trump-GOP law and replace it with real tax reform, not enact even more corporate tax cuts.
Expensing
Expensing is a business tax break that is already in effect, under the Trump-GOP tax law, through 2022. Making this tax break permanent, as some Republicans propose, would have no effect until 2023 at the earliest and is clearly unrelated to the current crisis. A new ITEP report shows how 20 large corporations that together paid an effective tax rate of just 6.7 percent from 2018 through 2019 did so partly with expensing and other types of accelerated depreciation. The expensing provision is supposed to encourage investment, but it mainly rewards companies for investments they would have made anyway.
Payroll Tax Cut
In March, ITEP estimated that Trump's proposal to suspend the Social Security and Medicare payroll taxes for the rest of the year would send 65 percent of its benefits to the richest fifth of Americans and send 25 percent of its benefits to the top one percent of Americans. Given the enormous increase in unemployment since then, the reality would likely be even worse because so many unemployed people, who may be concentrated among low-wage occupations, would receive no benefit.
Capital Gains Tax Cut
Capital gains are profits from selling assets and should be taxed like any other income. The federal tax code already taxes capital gains, which mostly go to the rich, more lightly than income that most of us earn from work. For example, capital gains (and stock dividends) are subject to lower income tax rates, and more than three-fourths of this benefit goes to the richest 1 percent of Americans. Cutting taxes for capital gains even further would be wildly unfair and do little to encourage investment because it would reward those who already own appreciating assets.
Deductions for Meals and Entertainment
The problem with the restaurant industry right now is that going out to eat heightens the risk of contracting the coronavirus. It is difficult to imagine that anyone's decision on whether to take that risk would be changed by a tax break, but this is what the president claims to believe. Increasing the deduction for business meals from 50 to 100 percent, as Trump apparently wants to do, would (eventually) pad the bottom line of business leaders who patronize high-end steakhouses, but would do nothing to help the businesses most in danger of not surviving the ongoing shutdown.
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The 48 hr EL50 of DBPP for Daphnia Magna was 1.4 mg/L based on the WAF.
In a test performed according to OECD guideline 202 Daphnia magna were exposed to dibutyl phenyl phosphate using a Water Accomodated Fraction approach, the 48 hr EL50 of DBPP for Daphnia magna was shown to be 1.4 mg/L (95% CI: 1.3 - 1.5 mg/L).
Different tests assessing the acute aquatic toxicity towards Daphnia magna are available (Goodband and Mullee, 2011; McAllister et al., 1978; Heidolph et al., 1982; LeBlanc, 1980). The most recent study was determined as the Key study with an EL50 (48h) of 1.4 mg/L as this study is performed according to the most recent guidelines.
Short-term toxicity tests (48h LC50) on Daphnia magna are available in which different conditions are evaluated (different types of water, with or without food). The most recent study (Goodband and Mullee, 2011) is regarded as the key study as this study was performed according to the most recent guidelines. The EL50 value reported in this study was not the lowest in comparison to the other studies, however it can be regarded as the most thrust worthy result. Additionally, although a Water Accomodated Fraction was used, based on the water solubility of the substance, the EL50 can be regarded as equal to the EC50. Nevertheless, all LC50 values reported in the other studies (McAllister et al., 1978; Heidolph et al., 1982 and LeBlanc, 1980) all presented EC50 values within a similar range of toxicity. The average EC50 over all tests was 1 mg/L.


The decisions Israel makes on how to export gas to Europe from the Leviathan field will have a positive geopolitical impact on Israel if conducted in a manner that takes into account the complex geopolitics of the region.
The writer is a senior consultant at the Hudson Institute think tank in Washington, DC and the initiator of the first conference on US- Israel-Greece-Cyprus geopolitical developments.
Since April 2013, Israel has transformed itself from a country almost completely dependent on foreign energy, to one that is energy self sufficient. The offshore Tamar gas field is already operating at full production capacity and is supplying Israel's domestic requirements. Adjacent to this field is the largest natural gas discovery of the past decade, the giant 19 trillion cubic feet (tcf) leviathan field which has been earmarked for exports. In recent months, Israel has signed export agreements with her regional Arab neighbors, the Palestinians and Jordanians, to supply natural gas which will transform Israel into a net exporter of energy for the first time in its history.
The founding fathers of Israel are surely pleased with how events have unfolded for the young Jewish State. As Israel fought numerous wars against energy rich Arab neighbors, the "oil weapon" was systematically used against it and the U.S. on countless occasions especially after the Yom Kippur War. Ironically, it was during peace times that Israel's treaty partner, Egypt, decided to cut all gas flows to Israel. By fate's caprice and what is now acknowledged were Moses' excellent navigational skills, Israel will not only be a larger natural gas producer than her Arab neighbors in the eastern Mediterranean for the foreseeable future, but also a net exporter to them. While these developments are an unprecedented political and commercial success for Israel and the operators developing the offshore gas fields, the Palestinian and Jordanian markets are small, and pipeline exports to both do not constitute the same political risk as Israel's far larger and more dangerous neighbor to the north, Turkey.
The decisions Israel makes along with the operators developing the Leviathan field on how to export energy to Europe will have a profound and positive geopolitical impact on Israel if conducted in a prudent manner that takes into account the complex geopolitics of the region.
Recently, there have been commercially driven proposals to construct a pipeline from Israel's giant leviathan field to Turkey as the cheapest and fastest way to export Leviathan's energy to both Turkey and Europe. While this may be true from a pipeline cost standpoint, the question that Israel and Europe should be asking is, is this route in both Israel's and Europe's interest? The answer is no. The idea is bereft of the political realities in the region and does not take into account the potentially devastating impact this option can have on Israel's strategic relations with EU member Cyprus, and by extension, all of Europe.
In a speech to the British Parliament on the importance of assuring dependable supplies of energy at reasonable prices for the British Admiralty, in 1913 Winston Churchill famously said: "On no one quality, on no one process, on no one country, on no one route and on no one field must we be dependent. Safety and certainty in oil lie in variety and variety alone". In response to the third potential gas crisis between Ukraine and Russia since 2006, and by extension, Europe, Israeli and European statesmen should take heed of Churchill's words and look towards Israel and Cyprus' energy to diversify both supplies and routes from Russian state owned monopoly, Gazprom, and Turkey as a transit country for Europe's market.
Historically, Europe imports approximately two-thirds of its natural gas demand from three sources: Russia, North Africa/Qatar, and the North Sea. In 2013, as a result of political instability in North Africa, Qatari preference to ship LNG to the premium Asian markets where prices fetch double what they do in Europe, and depleting indigenous production in the North Sea, this permitted Russia to obtain an unprecedented 30% of the 538bcm European market share, and an increase of 16% year-over-year when including Turkey. Imports to Germany and Italy spiked 20% and 60% respectively. Declining Norwegian production and exports to Europe via the North Sea, which had achieved a larger percentage of the European market than Gazprom in 2012, fell 5% in 2013. Consequently, this permitted Russia to supply approximately 30% more gas than Norway did in 2013 to Europe. Perhaps more worrisome is that declining European production is a long-term phenomenon. Declining indigenous European gas production can be most identified with the depleting reserves in the North Sea. Currently, the largest gas field in Europe, the giant Groningen natural gas field, was initially drilled in 1952. In February 2014, the Dutch government noted that it will cut production from this field by 25% in 2014.
Brussels has expedited plans to create additional energy corridors to Europe. In the summer of 2013, the "Southern Energy Corridor" was decided upon which will channel energy from the Caspian Sea to Europe through Turkey and Greece. Europe's predominant dependence on supply and route from Russia and Turkey is a harbinger of instability and increases energy risk for the European market. If history is a guide to understanding the present and charting the future, both Israel and Europe should be weary of depending on Turkey to be the primary transit state of Leviathan's riches to Europe.
The recent crisis between Ukraine and Russia belies the notion that "peace pipelines" can be constructed to improve relations between neighbors. At a time of heightened energy vulnerability in Europe, is it wise for both Europe and Israel to depend on Turkey to channel the only autonomous western energy reserves in the entire region to energy hungry Europe while relations between Turkey and Europe and Israel are at an all-time low? If Turkey's secular minority and western-oriented opposition were able to retake the country from the iron grip of the Islamists the answer may be yes. However, as Turkey continues to abandon the kemalist enterprise, and eviscerates the remnants of the secular republic modern day Turkey was founded on, Turkey will become as unpredictable a transit route as Russia has been as a supplier to Europe. This is a risk that neither Europe nor Israel can afford. Turkey's ability to cut Israeli gas to Europe can become a calculated provocation that stokes unrest for Israel and particularly susceptible European countries which are already vulnerable to politically-driven natural gas blackmail by Russia.
Fortunately for Israel, and Europe, there are more politically suitable export options to Europe from Leviathan than the pipeline route to Turkey. Israel and Europe have an opportunity to mitigate the risks listed above by supporting and promoting further energy cooperation between Cyprus and Israel for the construction of the proposed LNG facility at Vassilikos that will have the capacity to accommodate Leviathan's gas. The construction of this facility can also leverage Cyprus' strong ties with Lebanon to help facilitate a binding resolution to the long lasting maritime dispute between Israel and Lebanon by also inviting Lebanon to export its gas to this facility. This will virtually transform the eastern Mediterranean into an integrated energy zone.
Gas can then be exported from this facility to Turkey's regassification terminals as an incentive to promote the reunification of Cyprus and repair relations with Israel. A pipeline to Turkey can then be constructed when political circumstances permit, not before. This would include full normalization of relations with both Israel and Cyprus. This option would in effect export Israeli, Cypriot, and potentially Lebanese gas to the Turkish and European market without the risk premium involved that the pipeline option would currently have. Under present circumstances, for the pipeline to be constructed from Leviathan to Turkey, it would have to cross Cyprus' exclusive economic zone. This is political infeasible for the medium , and potentially long-term. Cyprus has stated that it will not permit a pipeline to Turkey through its exclusive economic zone without a political settlement to the Cyprus problem.
Israel's strategic relations with Cyprus, and by extension Europe, are rapidly improving while relations with Turkey are at an all-time nadir. Israel is geographically part of the predominantly Muslim Middle East, but this does not mean it has to be vulnerable to extremism and isolation forever. By exporting to Turkey, Israel will be forever connected with the Middle East's problems. Even as Israel addresses the political and security challenges it faces, Israel has to work on economic interconnectivity in parallel. Regional economic cooperation between Israel and Cyprus should be the guiding principle that anchors Israel economically to Europe.
The physical connectivity—transport, communications, and energy infrastructure—by exporting leviathan's gas to Vassilikos will link Cyprus and Israel and Europe. Utilized wisely the abundant gas from leviathan can drive employment and investment, while generating billions in public revenue. Israel can shape its own destiny firmly a part of the West by deciding to export to Europe through its European allies, or endure its destiny to be chosen for it, by opting to subject its national treasure to what has now become a regional menace.


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Word of Grace is a non-denominational church located in the town of Sheboygan, WI about an hour north of Milwaukee. The church is led by Lead Pastor Derik Armstrong who came on as the Lead Pastor around 7 years ago. The church currently has two services, while offering children's ministries during both services along with a casual, overflow space called "The Commons" each Sunday morning. Service times that are offered are at 8:45a and 10:45a, both of which are identical with a modern worship style. Attendance currently runs around 450 each Sunday for their main worship services.


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Emergency measures will be needed to protect nuclear power stations from the effect of tidal surges as extreme weather patterns increase, according to a wide-ranging body of experts.
A study last year by the Met Office commissioned by nuclear firm British Energy said that 'increases in future surge heights of potentially more than a metre could, when combined with wind speed increases, threaten some sites unless existing defences are enhanced.'
British Energy, which runs nine reactors, said it is mindful of the risks, having commissioned Halcrow, the engineering consultancy, to devise contingency plans and beef up defences. This is likely to add 2 per cent to the £2.8bn cost of each reactor. Nuclear reactors tend to be sited on the coast to access large quantities of water needed for cooling.
This weekend the Department for Business and Enterprise said: 'The potential impact of flooding, and taking into account climate trends, would clearly be an important consideration in any future siting assessment. It would, of course, need to be considered alongside the potential for coastal sites to be protected from rising sea levels.'
A leading nuclear consultant suggested risks to reactors could be serious if a reactor failure coincided with a surge in tides, making it difficult for emergency services to rescue the situation.
The government's decision to build new reactors led last week to rows over how much public money will be needed to pay for them. 'This is one more nail in the nuclear coffin,' said Caroline Lucas, a Green MEP. 'As far as I can see the government has not factored this into its decision.'
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When Paige turned four-years-old a few months ago, she had a pretty simple request for dinner: pasta.
Like many kids, she and Will adore pasta, calling it one of their favorite foods (along with salad, broccoli and chocolate). And they aren't just talking about macaroni and cheese. They love it so many ways — such as in carbonara or pasta with shrimp and kale.
Of course I obliged the birthday request, making a trio of pastas for dinner. Paige was in heaven.
The birthday dinner selections included this Sausage Bolognese, a hearty, rich sauce that is simmered for about an hour to allow the flavors to really develop. Bolognese is a longtime favorite of mine. When made right, it develops an incredible meaty richness that is irresistible. When I saw loose sweet Italian sausage at a favorite market just before Paige's birthday, I was totally inspired to combine her love of anything with sausage with my love of bolognese. It was a huge hit.
If the original version I made was good, this version which has been further tweaked to get it just right is amazing. With diced tomatoes for a little more texture and good red wine for that richness, it's both filling and satisfying — the perfect combination. The fresh basil in the sauce brightens it up a little so that it's not too heavy, as meat sauces can sometimes be.
Of course, this isn't a weeknight dinner.
This sauce needs to simmer for awhile. So save this recipe for the weekend when you have some time to spare. It's largely hands-off cooking, but not being pressed for time is an important thing when it comes to making longer cooking time dishes like this.
What's your favorite pasta dish?
Brown the sweet Italian sausage in a heavy stockpot. Drain off the grease.
Add the tomatoes, paste, water, red wine, basil and bay leaf. Stir well. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat to low. Season with salt and pepper and a pinch of sugar. Cover and simmer for at least 1 hour.
I think kids have some sort of pasta gene. I know when I was young one of my favorite dinners was goat cheese and pasta. My mom would put the goat cheese on the plate and put the hot pasta over and we'd swirl it around till it was creamy!
That sounds awesome! I hope you do that with your little guy when he gets older.


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As the shift to electric powered autos (EVs) accelerates all over the planet, a single Japanese business is attracting interest as a main provider of parts made use of in batteries and other indispensable mechanisms for EVs. That business is TANAKA Denshi Kogyo K.K. of the Tanaka Important Metals Group, which has the world's top rated current market share for bonding wire, a semiconductor material.
"Bonding wire is utilised not only in semiconductors but also in the lithium-ion battery connectors in EVs," reported Takekazu Tanaka, manager of TANAKA Denshi Kogyo's internet marketing section. "With the amount and selection of semiconductors utilized in automobiles soaring radically, we expect bonding wire to play an progressively vital role in the automotive market."
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Monique Coleman Biography
Monique Coleman is an American actress, singer, dancer and entrepreneur. Check out this biography to know about her birthday, childhood, family life, achievements, and fun facts about her.
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Famous: Actresses American Women
Also Known As: Adrienne Monique Coleman
Born in: Orangeburg, South Carolina
Famous as: Actress, Singer, Dancer, Entrepreneur
Spouse/Ex-: Walter Jordan (m. 2012)
mother: Roz Coleman
U.S. State: South Carolina
education: Heathwood Hall Episcopal School, DePaul University, The Theatre School at DePaul University
Adrienne Monique Coleman is an American actress, singer, dancer and entrepreneur. She is best known for playing the role of Taylor McKessie in Disney's High School Musical movies as well as for appearing as Mary Margaret in the series 'The Suite Life of Zack & Cody'. Coleman, who once competed in ABC's 'Dancing with the Stars,' was very deeply involved in her school and community, and participated in a range of activities from cheerleading and competing in forensic tournaments to performing in plays and volunteering with abused children. In addition to her career in the entertainment field, she is also an entrepreneur who has achieved considerable success in her business ventures. She launched her online talk show called 'Gimme Mo', a show dedicated to today's youth, in September 2010. More recently, Coleman received the title of the first UN Youth Champion for the International Year of Youth. She is a great philanthropist and has worked with dosomething.org. Currently, the American actress cum businesswoman is on a world tour to raise awareness regarding the challenges facing the youth.
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Monique Coleman made her first screen appearance in the independent film 'Mother of the River' in 1995. Two years later, she appeared in the TV movie 'The Ditchdigger's Daughters'. In 2003, she appeared in an episode of 'Strong Medicine'. The following year, she guest starred in a number of television programs, such as 'Gilmore Girls', 'Married to the Kellys', 'Malcolm in the Middle' and 'Method & Red'. Soon after this, Coleman was cast as Mary Margaret in Disney Channel's 'The Suite Life of Zack & Cody'.
In the year 2006, she participated in the reality competition show 'Dancing with the Stars' and also joined the cast of the High School Musical movie franchise as Taylor McKessie. She then had a small voice role in an episode of 'The Cleveland Show'. The actress then appeared in the educational TV series 'The Electric Company' in 2010. Four years later, she got featured in the comedy drama film 'Free the Nipple' as well as in an episode of 'Downtown Girls'. She next appeared in the romantic flick 'Naomi and Ely's No Kiss List'.
In 2017, Coleman was cast as Katina Howard in season 3 of 'Guidance'. She is also the host of Disney Channel's '3 Minute Game Show: HSM Edition.' She recorded a track titled "Christmas Vacation" for a holiday album called 'A Disney Channel Holiday'.
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Adrienne Monique Coleman was born on November 13, 1980, in Orangeburg, South Carolina, USA to Roz Coleman. She attended Heathwood Hall Episcopal School and later went to the DePaul University in Chicago, receiving her BFA in acting in 2002. Talking about her love life, Coleman got married to Walter Jordan on Valentine's Day in year 2012 in Koh Samui, Thailand.
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                '$rootScope': $rootScope,
                '$scope': $scope,
                'errorConstants': errorConstants,
                '$state': MockState,
                '$timeout': MockTimeout,
                'Auth': MockAuth
            };
            createController = function() {
                return $injector.get('$controller')('RequestResetController as vm', locals);
            };
        }));

        it('should define its initial state', function() {
            // given
            createController();

            // then
            expect($scope.vm.success).toBeNull();
            expect($scope.vm.error).toBeNull();
            expect($scope.vm.errorEmailNotExists).toBeNull();
            expect($scope.vm.resetAccount).toEqual({});
        });

        it('registers a timeout handler set set focus', function() {
            // given
            var MockAngular = jasmine.createSpyObj('MockAngular', ['element']);
            var MockElement = jasmine.createSpyObj('MockElement', ['focus']);
            MockAngular.element.and.returnValue(MockElement);
            MockTimeout.and.callFake(function(callback) {
                withMockedAngular(MockAngular, callback)();
            });
            createController();

            // then
            expect(MockTimeout).toHaveBeenCalledWith(jasmine.any(Function));
            expect(MockAngular.element).toHaveBeenCalledWith('#email');
            expect(MockElement.focus).toHaveBeenCalled();
        });

        it('notifies of success upon successful requestReset', function() {
            // given
            MockAuth.resetPasswordInit.and.returnValue($q.resolve());
            createController();
            $scope.vm.resetAccount.email = 'user@domain.com';
            // when
            $scope.$apply($scope.vm.requestReset);
            // then
            expect(MockAuth.resetPasswordInit).toHaveBeenCalledWith('user@domain.com');
            expect($scope.vm.success).toEqual('OK');
            expect($scope.vm.error).toBeNull();
            expect($scope.vm.errorEmailNotExists).toBeNull();
        });
        it('notifies of unknown email upon email address not registered/400', function() {
            // given
            MockAuth.resetPasswordInit.and.returnValue($q.reject({
                status: 400,
                data: '{"type": "' + errorConstants.EMAIL_NOT_FOUND_TYPE + '"}'
            }));
            createController();
            $scope.vm.resetAccount.email = 'user@domain.com';
            // when
            $scope.$apply($scope.vm.requestReset);
            // then
            expect(MockAuth.resetPasswordInit).toHaveBeenCalledWith('user@domain.com');
            expect($scope.vm.success).toBeNull();
            expect($scope.vm.error).toBeNull();
            expect($scope.vm.errorEmailNotExists).toEqual('ERROR');
        });

        it('notifies of error upon error response', function() {
            // given
            MockAuth.resetPasswordInit.and.returnValue($q.reject({
                status: 503,
                data: 'something else'
            }));
            createController();
            $scope.vm.resetAccount.email = 'user@domain.com';
            // when
            $scope.$apply($scope.vm.requestReset);
            // then
            expect(MockAuth.resetPasswordInit).toHaveBeenCalledWith('user@domain.com');
            expect($scope.vm.success).toBeNull();
            expect($scope.vm.errorEmailNotExists).toBeNull();
            expect($scope.vm.error).toEqual('ERROR');
        });

    });
});

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


We had something more, then I can explain I'm sorry.
Am I out of time, is that what this means?
Guilt. Tearing me up inside.
The face of beauty to fall for.
I fall to my knees, deceitful.
Again your mind has failed the test.
Pacifist blinded by the game.
Stand tall. They'll break your heart.
Stand tall. They'll smash your ego.
Stand tall. They'll tear you down.
Stand tall. Scar your soul.
It s burning through your soul.
Pull me from this hole.
What are the reasons, why and how?
Different 'cause they're not the same as me or you?
Thinking good times, and why'd they go?


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For-Profit Education Fraud Tied to Political Elite /
For-Profit Education Fraud Tied to Political Elite
TruthOut.org
Danny Weil
On Friday, April 13, 2012, Courthouse News reported a class-action lawsuit by students filed in federal court against the Art Institute of California and its owner, Educational Management Corporation (EDMC). As reported in Truthout, Sen. Olympia Snowe's (R-Maine) husband, former governor of Maine John McKernan, is chairman of the board of EDMC and a former CEO of the company. The company also faces an $11 billion false claims lawsuit by the federal government and 11 states.
The lead plaintiff in the class-action suit, Chinea Washington, claims The Art Institute of California, Hollywood, led her to believe that federal grants and loans would cover the entire $89,000 cost for a bachelor's degree in interior design.
In November 2011, after three years of study, Washington was provided notice by the "college" that she had reached the federal loan/grant aggregate limit of $52,340 and that it would cost $37,000 to complete the degree. Washington dropped out with $52,160 in debt. Because The Art Institute's credits are not transferable, Washington has been swindled out of $52,000 and three years of her life.
The only way to describe $89,000 for a four-year degree with non-transferable credits from a non-academic college is as a fraud and a swindle, and that characterization possibly fails to convey the frustration and downright victimization students like Washington must feel.
Like subprime mortgages, for-profit colleges are a scam driven by payment of commissions to sales staff known as recruiters. The payment of commissions to high-pressure salespeople is so central to the scam that the umbrella trade group for for-profits, the Association of Private Sector Colleges and Universities (APSCU), has sued the federal government to overturn its ban on incentive pay.
It cannot be stated strongly enough: for-profit colleges could not engage in the ongoing exploitation of students and theft of federal money without the direct cooperation and assistance of the federal government in what can only be termed an immoral economy. The same forces that demonize everything government does or attempts to do are busy feeding from the government trough. The hypocrisy is untenable, the federal subsidies unfathomable and the lack of criminal prosecution unconscionable.
For-profit colleges are a kickback scheme where politicians enact favorable legislation and regulations that allow for-profit colleges to maintain access to student loans and grant money. The for-profit colleges then "give" a small cut of the federal money back to the politicians to enact favorable legislation.
In the cases of Senator Snowe and Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-California), their husbands have operated under the cover of their wives as they directly benefited, and continue to benefit from, their positions as shareholders in for-profit college companies. Snowe and Feinstein are accomplices in the ongoing evisceration and defrauding of citizen taxpayers and students, which explains the pair's complete silence on this matter.
The so-called ruling class of government officials and elected politicians, to which Feinstein and Snowe clearly belong, is little more than a gaggle of white-collar criminals which facilitates and benefits from the diversion of taxpayer money into private coffers. It all takes on the appearance of legitimacy. Unfortunately, this is not a victimless crime. Like Washington, thousands of students who attend these subprime institutions are left with tens of thousands of dollars of nondischargeable debt which ends up ruining their lives.
There is a vast network of former and current government officials who actively participate in the for-profit college swindle. Some of the conspirators are well known, and include: Mitt Romney, Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-North Carolina), John Kline (R-Minnesota), Alcee Hastings(D-Florida), Trent Lott (R-Mississippi), Lamar Alexander (R-Tennessee), Steve Gunderson (R-Wisconsin), Virginia Democratic Party Chairman Brian Moran, Snowe, Feinstein, Nancy Pelosi (D-California), and John Boehner (R-Ohio). The group also includes Obama administration officials and supporters such as Lanny Davis, Anita Dunn, Hilary Rosen, Anthony Miller and Charles Rose.
As I have previously written, you won't read about any of this in The Washington Post because the Post owns a predatory for-profit college outfit known as Kaplan University, nor will you hear much about it in the rest of the corporate press.
By not prosecuting a single person related to the mortgage debacle, the Obama administration has now given the green light to for-profit college executives, such as McKernan and Post CEO Donald Graham, to engage with impunity in conduct which should be considered illegal and subject to criminal prosecution.
For-profit colleges serve as a corporate poster child for the need for campaign-finance and lobbying reform to staunch the ongoing corruption of the government which has looted the country and is turning it into a dysfunctional, third world nation.
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package com.dtflys.test.http.client;

import com.dtflys.forest.annotation.BaseURL;
import com.dtflys.forest.annotation.Request;
import com.dtflys.forest.annotation.BaseURL;
import com.dtflys.forest.annotation.Request;

/**
 * @author gongjun[jun.gong@thebeastshop.com]
 * @since 2017-05-17 15:31
 */
@BaseURL("http://localhost:${port}")
public interface BaseURLClient {

    @Request(
            url = "/hello/user?username=foo",
            headers = {"Accept:text/plain"}
    )
    String simpleGet();

}


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Hollywood Swinging: A Tribute to Kool & The Gang kicks off our main series on Friday, October 19. This 7 piece band is the ultimate tribute to the supergroup! Kool & the Gang won numerous awards including two Grammy Awards and seven American Music Awards. Earlier this year, they were inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. Hollywood Swinging will bring the party hits of Kool & The Gang from the 70's thru the 80's, combining the excitement of a live show with a super-charged dance party to remember!
Hollywood Swinging: A Tribute to Kool & The Gang songlist includes, Celebration, Jungle Boogie, Ladies Night, Hollywood Swinging, Get Down On It, Fresh, Too Hot, Joanna, Tonight, Summer Madness, Cherish, Funky Stuff, Steppin Out, and many more.
Hollywood Swinging's performance was extreme perfection.


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