So i'm very excited because i will be going to an awesome conference called "Passion 2011" come Friday. The conference will be at Atlanta from Jan 1st until Jan 4th. There are lot of amazing speakers and artists that will be there. Most notably, John Piper and Lecrae. Anyone who knows me or followed my old blog, knows how i seriously feel about Lecrae's music, they would also know my thoughts on John Piper. In 2010, my top three non-personal Christian role models were Shane Claiborne, Lecrae and John Piper. I met Shane Claiborne last year in Urbana, but have never been to a Lecrae concert or listened to John Piper speak live(even though i have kinda tried). I registered to go to Passion 2011 with my church about a week ago, but this week i found out that both Lecrae and John Piper would be there. Words can not explain how excited i am. Those two people are only a small part of why i am so excited.
Featured are a couple of my 2011 hair inspirations. I have added a natural hair tab on the top of this page that features all types of beautiful natural hair, so check it out.
Here is a list of some interesting films that will help explain the way Food works in the United States. You will be shocked what you see, maybe not. You may think these films are exaggerating things, take it from me, they are not. I interned TWICE with a very major food company, the company is mentioned in some of these films. I also have classmates that interned with some of the other companies.
You may not realize it, but what you put in your mouth plays a huge role in your physical, mental, and emotional health. More and more people in the United States are starting to understand how the food in our local grocery stores is killing us. About four years ago, i started questioning what goes into my body, where it comes from, and the ACTUAL effect it has on my body. As a result, I started by only eating Organic foods, which lasted about a year. My health got alot better, i got sick less that year. About a year and a half later, i became a vegetarian(who ate seafood). Then months later i became a Vegan pescetarian. I was that until this summer in Asia, i was forced to go back to being a vegetarian because of the environment that i was in. When i was a Vegan pescetarian i was the healthiest i had ever been in my life. I didn't get sick that year, which is rare. My skin was VERY clear and i felt healthier.
After returning from Asia i thought it would be easy to return to my Vegan pescetarian ways, but it wasn't at all. I tried but kept failing. This battle was harder than when i decided to stop eating MEAT seriously. During the month of November, i failed miserably. It was the final weeks of school and went bad food crazy, i mean cake like every other day, cookies, chips, soft drinks(keep in mind i hadn't eaten these types of food in years.) The only thing i didn't do was eat meat. I think it was the stress of school that made me go crazy. My face is broken out like crazy, i got sick multiple times in the last six months, and i don't feel healthy at all, forget the fact that i have gain about 15 Ibs.
Bad food in this country is like struggling with SIN, it keeps tempting you and alot of the time it wins. Sad. Good news though, just like sin, if you pray and have a plan in place, you can be victorious when temptation does (and it will) shows its ugly face.
I am not waiting until New year's to start being healthy again, i feel awful, i started this week.
To people outside the states, do whatever possible to avoid American food.
*More on healthy living later* If you have an questions, let me know.
I think this can only be seen in the United States, if you live here and cherish your life, watch the documentary below.
Vegetarianism is the practice of following a plant-based diet including fruits, vegetables, cereal grains, nuts, and seeds, with or without dairy products and eggs. A vegetarian does not eat meat, including: red meat, game, poultry, fish, crustacea, shellfish, and products of animal slaughter such as animal-derived gelatin and rennet. There are a number of vegetarian diets. A lacto-vegetarian diet includes dairy products but excludes eggs, an ovo-vegetarian diet includes eggs but not dairy products, and a lacto-ovo vegetarian diet includes both eggs and dairy products. A vegan diet excludes all animal products, including dairy products, eggs, and honey. Vegetarianism may be adopted for ethical, health, environmental, religious, political, cultural, aesthetic, economic, or other reasons.
Semi-vegetarian diets consist largely of vegetarian foods, but may include fish and sometimes poultry, as well as dairy products and eggs. With these diets, the word "meat" is often defined as only mammalian flesh. A pescetarian diet, for example, includes "fish but no meat". The colloquial application of the word "vegetarian" to such diets has led vegetarian groups, such as the Vegetarian Society, to clarify that such fish or poultry-based diets are not vegetarian, due to the fact that fish and birds are animals.
During this holiday season: Rest, relax, and spend quality time with those you love.
Praaaaaaaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisssssssseeeeeee the loooord!!!!! Thank you Jesus.
I am in the middle of moving from one city to an other. I barely have internet, but that will change after i move. I look forward to catching up with everyone's blogs.
I have recently been presented an opportunity to practice forgiving and I'm soooo not feeling it, pray for me as do that.
In the meantime, enjoy the games below. I can't even get past level one in the first game.
What was your highest score? P.s. the meat and eggs need to be place on fryer first before the sandwich.
**Let me know if the games below doesn't work in your country.
*** update: i finally got to level two, but can't complete it. I'm #35 on the global wall of fame list..ya me..my goal is to beat out as many Asian people(they dominate this game) as possible, maybe be top 20...ehh? Tell me how far you get, i'll be checking the top scores.
Play more time management games!
The bible commands us to forgive because Christ has forgiven us. Forgiving is much easier said than done as we all know. I read this article by: Leo Babauta from www.zenhabits.net and wanted to share it with you all. I hope it helps.
As most of you know, today is Thanksgiving Day here in the United States of America, sooo Happy Thanksgiving to my folks in the states. I'm grateful for so many things. The lord has blessed me in so many ways. As much as i love thanksgiving day, i love the day after thanksgiving even more, "BLACK FRIDAY " it's called.
Seriously that's what major stores look like from 4am until about 11am on Friday morning.
Black Friday is the discount shopping day that follows American Thanksgiving, which is always on a Thursday. Retailers promote Black Friday as the day to start shopping for Christmas. Black Friday is often advertised with "Christmas Sales" as well as "Thanksgiving Sales."
The word "black" in Black Friday refers to the term "in the black" meaning making a profit. Today, Black Friday is not a crucial source of profit to retailers, but is important in driving traffic into stores. Many retailers mail special Black Friday circulars to consumers, announcing deeply discounted items in the hopes that consumers will visit their store on Black Friday.
The women in my family take this day seriously(not really)..lol...its not really even about getting things really cheap(by the way walmart is selling a laptop for $198 on Friday, if you want it make sure you go stand in line at 6pm tonight, stores open at 5am tomorrow), its kinda of a family tradition. We love standing in line in the cold 8 hrs before a store opens, out running folks when the door does open, grabbing a item right before the person behind you does, and running as fast as we can back to the car to go to the next store. I guess you can say it's kind of a sport for us. Now this shopping day is not for normal people. Other options for my normal folks is shopping online on friday or going to stores after 10am(by then the crazies are very tired and want to go home and sleep).
I don't plan on buying anything tomorrow, i'll just be going to look, observe, and maybe take pics.
The hair moisturizer that i use is incredibility easy to make. Everything involved is natural and simple. Perfect for every hair type.
I was using store bought olive oil hair moisturizers(which had weird ingredients) for months until i realized that i could make my own.
TIP: Make sure you take the time to smell different essential oils, so that you pick out something you like.
Tip: You don't have to add essential oils to olive oil, you can use it just like that. I don't like the smell of olive oil, so i mask the smell with essential oil.
You can also use this as body oil during dry(winter) months..add a heavier scent to the olive oil.
Do you make any of the products you use, if so please SHARE!!!
Five years and six months natural and i can say with no doubt that a relaxer will NEVER touch my head again.
Although i had heard of this women before, it was not until this last Friday that i fully got to understand this woman's story. Although i disagree with some things she did, she truly inspires me and I felt empowered researching and learning about this women. She did all that in the 1920's, seriously lady?
I will be giving tips to simplifying ones life. Today's tip comes from Zenhabits.net, awesome site by the way. This is something that i will be working on comes late December.
Take a look at your closet — is it stuffed full of clothes you don't wear? Do you have trouble picking out what to wear in the morning? Are there clothes you don't fit, don't like, or can't wear because they are stained or torn? How about your clothes drawers? Overstuffed?
If you haven't worn an item in months, put it in the donate pile. There's a reason you don't wear that item — you're probably not going to wear it again for a long while, if ever.
If you no longer fit an item, donate it. Yes, you plan to lose 10 pounds to fit into that outfit. Well, when you do, go to the thrift shop and get some better-fitting items. Until then, they're taking up space in your closet.
If an item is out of style or doesn't match anything else you own, consider donating it. OK, if you really love it and still wear it, go ahead and keep it. Butterfly bell-bottoms? You're still cool.
When in doubt, put it in a storage container, label it with today's date, and put it out of sight for a few months. If you ever really want to wear it, it's still there. But if you open it in a few months, and you never needed it, donate it.
For seasonal clothes, such as winter or summer clothing, put it in a container and label it. When the season comes, break out that container. No use keeping it in your closet the whole year round. Where I live, there's always tropical goodness year round, so this isn't an issue.
Keep clothes that are of the same color scheme, and toss the rest. This way, everything matches, and you don't have to worry about what goes with your chartreuse blouse. Neutral colors like tan and white are great, with some color tossed in. I avoid bright colors, especially those that bleed in the wash. I don't like to worry about that.
Keep clothes that are simple in design, and can be paired with anything. Jeans are a great example (not the kinds with bells and whistles, the simple kinds). You can put just about any shirt with jeans, and you're good to go. Shoot for this kind of philosophy. Don't have pants or a skirt that can only go with one or two other items. Be able to mix and match with ease and without some kind of complicated chart.
Make comfort a priority. Looks are important, but comfort is more important. You want to be at ease in whatever you wear, so keep that in the forefront as you edit your clothing.
Hang the clothes back in the closet nicely, in some order. Pairing by color is nice, and has an especially nice effect if you use the same color hangers. If you have fewer clothes, they look much nicer in the closet.
Edit your wardrobe every 6 months or so. It's best if you refrain from buying too many more unnecessary clothes, but I know some of you are shopaholics, and even the rest of us accumulate stuff over time. Make this a regular event, and you'll keep your wardrobe nice and simple.


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Surrounded by breathtaking views of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, the Traddock is a family run hotel that provides quality en-suite accommodation, elegant contemporary cuisine, a romantic setting and a warm welcome. The perfect base for walking the Three Peaks, climbing, touring or just relaxing in unspoilt scenery.
The hotel, a Georgian Country House, nestles in the charming village of Austwick. The hotel itself is beautifully furnished with English antiques and a stylish but warm décor. Guests can relax on comfy sofas with a good book in front of the roaring log fires in the long winter months, or in the summer, enjoy a glass of wine on our deck overlooking the garden and the Forest of Bowland.
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The popularity of the new Wii console has led a lot of us to wonder if we can download Wii games. A quick search online turns up lots of sites offering Wii game downloads and talking about the possibility of getting these games. However, it can be hard to tell which sites are reliable, safe from viruses, and provide quality games.
A good Wii download site will offer both older games and new releases. The Wii's support for classic Nintendo games means that you have the ability to download your old favorites, as well as the flashiest new games. If you want to download Wii games, look for a site that offers a good variety. Don't give your information or money to any site you don't trust, or that feels shady. Stick to well designed sites that won't sell your information or fill your computer with malware.
Generally, you'll find that there are two different kinds of sites on the web offering Wii game downloads. Some charge a price per file download. Others allow you access to an unlimited number of games for a flat fee. Which you choose will depend on how many games you need. If you want to download Wii games extensively, an unlimited site will be your best choice. If you are just looking for that one special game you can't find anywhere else, however, paying by the download will be cheaper.
To download Wii games, some sites may require you to download special software. This software will either connect to the site's main server, or to other users of the site, allowing you to download the Wii games you want. Remember, to play downloaded games on your computer, you'll also have to be able to find an emulator that operates the way the Nintendo console would.
If you want to download Wii games, it's easy to find a place that offers them. However, choosing where you want to download from can be a little bit harder. Look carefully at all the available sites offering games for download before you pick one. You could be downloading the latest Wii games, or your old favorites, within a few minutes of registering.


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Geografie
Succieu liegt etwa 50 Kilometer südöstlich von Lyon. An der westlichen Gemeindegrenze verläuft das Flüsschen Agny. Umgeben wird Succieu von den Nachbargemeinden Sérézin-de-la-Tour im Norden, Saint-Victor-de-Cessieu im Osten und Nordosten, Torchefelon im Osten, Biol im Süden und Südosten, Châteauvilain im Süden und Südwesten sowie Les Éparres im Westen und Südwesten.

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Community and social services involve a range of jobs and activities that seek to improve the quality of life in local communities, towns and cities. Community workers spend their time advising and providing support to individuals and communities. Often, they work amongst the poor and other disadvantaged groups, assisting them to get access to information and public services. Working in community and social services is a challenging, exciting, and at times, frustrating field of work and one needs to be prepared for the inevitable conflicts and setbacks.
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George Stephenson did not invent the steam engine, that was due to Newcomen and later to James Watt. He did not invent the steam locomotive, that was due to a number of people including Cugnot, Trevithick and others. He did not invent the Railway. Railways or tramways had been in use for two hundred years before Stephenson.
The reason why Stephenson was known as 'The father of the steam locomotive' was that he took a primitive, unreliable and wholly uneconomic device and turning it into an efficient machine not very different to those which ran until fifty or so years ago, married it with the iron rail and alone, and against considerable opposition,began, via the Stockton and Darlington Railway, the Liverpool and Manchester Railway and then the London and Birmingham Railway, the development of steam railways in England and the world.
George Stephenson began life in 1781 in the worst and poorest of all circumstances, he did not learn to read until he was twenty years old, but he, together with his son Robert, became the foremost engineers in the railway world.
If, in the middle years of the nineteenth century you wanted to build a railway, then, if you wanted it big bold and imaginative you might go to Mr. Brunel. If you wanted it to pay however, you would go to the Sephensons.
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New England 27, N.Y. Giants 26
When: 4:25 PM ET, Sunday, November 15, 2015
Where: MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey
Temperature: 60°
Head Official: Ed Hochuli
By The Sports Xchange
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Stephen Gostkowski made a 54-yard field goal with one second left and the New England Patriots rallied to beat the New York Giants 27-26 and remain undefeated on Sunday at MetLife Stadium.
Quarterback Tom Brady was nearly intercepted by Giants rookie safety Landon Collins, who dropped the pick when he landed awkwardly on his neck and upper back, but got the ball into Giants' territory with four seconds remaining and Gostkowski finished the rally.
The Giants went ahead 26-24 on a 29-yard Josh Brown field goal just after the two-minute warning. New York thought it had a touchdown when Eli Manning connected with Odell Beckham, Jr. in front of cornerback Malcolm Butler in the end zone.
Officials ruled a touchdown, but replay showed Butler batted the ball out of Beckham's hands before his second foot was on the ground to complete the catch.
"I lost us the game with the play down in the end zone, a play that should have been made," Beckham said. "You can't leave it up to the officials to get anything right. You've got to make the play yourself and it was just a case of playing the play longer than the opponent."
Manning missed another throw to the end zone and on third down slid down in bounds to stop the clock.
New York's defense played the Patriots tough, coming up with two big turnovers, but the offense was unable to convert either into touchdowns.
Up 23-17 at the end of the third quarter, middle linebacker Jasper Brinkley sacked and stripped Brady of the ball and defensive tackle Markus Kuhn recovered it at the Patriots' 39-yard line. The drive stalled, and the Giants ended up punting the ball away to the Patriots, who, three plays later, took a 24-23 lead when Brady hit tight end Rob Gronkowski for a 76-yard touchdown, their first lead in the second half of the game.
Later in the fourth quarter, cornerback Trumaine McBride came up with an interception of a Brady pass intended for receiver Brandon LaFell at the Giants' 1-yard line to snuff out the Patriots scoring threat. However, the Giants offense again failed to finish the drive, instead settling for a 29-yard field goal.
"Not much for me to say about it other than the frustration was -- I mean finish the game, just get the game over with," Giants head coach Tom Coughlin said. "I thought there were times in the second half we weren't able obviously to sustain any kind of drives and that was frustrating in itself."
With the Giants up 26-24, Brady (26 of 42 passes for 334 yards and two touchdowns) quickly drove his team 44 yards on 12 plays to set up Gostkowski's game-winner with six seconds left.
"All I really think about is don't kick the ball too hard because a lot of times when I miss kicks, it's when I really try to kill it," Gostkowski said, adding that he sang a song in his head to tune out the noise and other distractions prior to attempting his game-winning kick. "I look forward to the opportunity. I think if you shy away from the opportunity, you have a good chance of going out there and second-guessing yourself."
LeGarrete Blount's 1-yard run cut the Patriots' deficit to 20-17 in the middle of the third quarter. The score was set up by Danny Amendola's 82-yard punt return.
Beckham, who caught four passes for 104 yards, caught an 87-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter after Brady and tight end Scott Chandler connected on a 1-yard touchdown.
Brady lauded the Giants defense, which despite having several question marks due to injury, sacked him three times, hit him five times and broke up six of his pass attempts.
"They played great," he said. "I think they've always had a good defense. They're well coached. They're a very good football team. We didn't play our best, but we made enough plays."
The Giants (5-5), who remain in first place in the NFC East despite the loss, head into their bye week.
NOTES: The Patriots set a record by scoring in 35 consecutive quarters. ... QB Eli Manning's first-quarter, 87-yard touchdown pass to WR Odell Beckham Jr. was his 20th of the season. This is the 10th time in Manning's 12-year career that he threw for at least 20 touchdowns. ... Both teams had some injury concerns. Patriots WR Julian Edelman left the game in the second half with a broken foot and did not return. The Giants lost C Weston Richburg to a third-quarter ankle injury and reserve LB Mark Herzlich, a special teams player, to a quad injury that occurred on New England WR Danny Amendola's 82-yard punt return in the third quarter.
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New England N.Y. Giants
LeGarrette Blount Player Rashad Jennings
19 Attempts 11
66 Yards 39
3.5 Avg Yards 3.6
1 Touchdowns 0
13 Long 6
Rob Gronkowski Player Odell Beckham
5 Receptions 4
113 Yards 104
22.6 Avg Yards 26.0
76 Long 87
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Yards Scoring Defense
Team Tot Rus Pas TD FG INT Sck FF
New England 406 77 329 3 2 0 3.0 2
N.Y. Giants 422 80 342 2 4 1 3.0 2
N.Y. Giants will play their next game on the road against Washington. The Giants have a W/L % of .333 after a win and .750 after a loss.
New England will play their next game at home against Buffalo. The Patriots have a W/L % of 1.000 after a win and 1.000 after a loss.


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Q: Android best practice to save images temporarily and remove them when no longer? I am currently developing an android app. In this app, I download images from remote server in order to show them in it. Actually, I save these files in sdcard/emulated/0/myapp. What I need is how to make these images temporarily available when the user uses myapp and they should be removed as the user closed the app following best practices in this issue. My code to save images into sdcard is:
public static String saveToSdCard(Bitmap bitmap, String filename) {

    String stored = null;

    File sdcard = Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory();
    File folder = new File(sdcard.getAbsoluteFile(), "myapp");
    if (!folder.exists()) {
        folder.mkdirs();
    }
    File file = new File(folder.getAbsoluteFile(), filename + ".jpeg");
    if(file.exists()){
        file.delete();
    }
    try {
        file.createNewFile();
    } catch (IOException e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
    }

    /*if (file.exists())
        return stored;
    */
    try {
        FileOutputStream out = new FileOutputStream(file);
        bitmap.compress(Bitmap.CompressFormat.JPEG, 90, out);
        out.flush();
        out.close();
        stored = "success";
    } catch (Exception e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
    }
    return stored;
}

Thanks in advance.

A: Store them in cache directory. Cache Directory found by getCacheDir() function.

A: Could you use Picasso caching capabilities? Try this link -> https://futurestud.io/tutorials/picasso-influencing-image-caching

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Peres: IDF to leave Lebanon in next few days
Deputy Prime Minister Shimon Peres said Tuesday evening that an IDF withdrawal from Lebanon would take place within the next few days, Army Radio reported. Defense Minister Amir Peretz expressed similar sentiments earlier in the day when he confirmed that IDF forces were expected to leave next week. The defense minister added that every additional accomplishment that the IDF achieved in the next few days would significantly affect the future of the North. Peretz also discussed Syria, saying "conditions are not yet ripe for opening negotiations" with the Muslim country. However, he said that Syrian President Bashar Assad's recent stance did not reflect his own desires but resulted instead from various pressures on Damascus. In response, Peres drily remarked that "We don't have to negotiate with Peretz, but rather with the Syrians - and Syria is not interested in peace."


Now here's someone who takes good care of their lips. Nice and puffy and full of color. They're so well-maintained that they never get dry or cracked at all, not even during the frosty months of winter. These are lips that live up to the definition of 'epic' and will make any lip enthusiast proud. There's even some gorgeous pearly whites to go with these gorgeous lips. These lips are just begging to either be kissed by someone, or else to do the kissing themselves. Or both. Indeed, anyone who sees these lips flash up on their phone screen will surely want to give them a smooch. It's probably better if you don't actually kiss your phone, though, no matter how much you might want to. Or at least, don't do it in public. It would look awkward to all the people around you, and it would just be an awkward thing to do period.


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December 02, 2016 Anti-Semitism
The Ellison Tipping Point
by Jonathan S. Tobin
Rep. Keith Ellison appeared on track to be the next chair of the Democratic National Committee until the discovery of a 2010 speech in which Ellison indulged in anti-Semitic rhetoric about the nature of American support for Israel. Democrats—sunk in a post-election depression and eager to find a better response than the dreary routine of re-electing Nancy Pelosi as House Minority Leader—were falling in love with the symbolism of having a Muslim lead their party apparatus. That seemed the perfect answer to Donald Trump's victory. If that involved ignoring Ellison's past as a Louis Farrakhan cheerleader and his dubious record on Israel, Democrats also reasoned that his relative youth, minority status, and left-wing economic views would put him in sync with the Democratic base.
There was no shortage of liberal Jews ready to vouch for Ellison. Minnesotans lined up to testify to their friendship for a rising man in the Democratic Party and to claim that, at worst, Ellison was with Israel, as one Jewish "community activist" told the Forward, "70 percent of the time." His history as an apologist for the fanatical anti-Semite who leads the Nation of Islam and his Million Man March was also dismissed as a youthful indiscretion. The Anti-Defamation League's Jonathan Greenblatt took to Twitter last week to assert that Ellison was "a man of good character," an "important ally in the fight against anti-Semitism " and "on record in support of Israel."
Greenblatt's declaration that Ellison was kosher would have been enough to silence unhappy centrist, pro-Israel Democrats. But after journalist Steve Emerson's Investigative Project on Terrorism published an audio recording from a 2010 private fundraiser in which Ellison claimed American foreign policy toward the Middle East is governed by Israel, even a shamed Greenblatt had to change his tune.
In the speech, Ellison said the following:
The United States foreign policy in the Middle East is governed by what is good or bad through a country of 7 million people," Ellison is heard saying. "A region of 350 million all turns on a country of 7 million. Does that make sense? Is that logic? Right? When the Americans who trace their roots back to those 350 million get involved, everything changes. Can I say that again?
At best, Ellison seemed to be echoing the toxic Walt-Mearsheimer "Israel lobby" thesis, which claims American support for Israel is the result of a conspiracy that worked against U.S. interests; not the result of a bipartisan consensus that reflects the longstanding support for Zionism that is baked deep into the political DNA of this country. At worst, it was a blatant appeal to anti-Jewish and anti-Israel prejudice. The fact that IPT came across the speech because Ellison's fundraiser was hosted by Esam Omeish, a leader of the Muslim American Society who has publicly called for "jihad" to "liberate" Israel from the Jews, puts his offensive comments in an even more damaging context.
Unlike the weak rationalizations for his past ties to Farrakhan, there is simply no way to explain away the meaning or the intent of Ellison's remarks. An abashed Greenblatt called the statement "deeply disturbing and disqualifying." He further noted:
His words imply that U.S. foreign policy is based on religiously or national origin-based special interests rather than simply on America's best interests. Additionally, whether intentional or not, his words raise the specter of age-old stereotypes about Jewish control of our government, a poisonous myth that may persist in parts of the world where intolerance thrives, but that has no place in open societies like the U.S.
The main takeaway here is not Greenblatt's embarrassing retreat. It's the fact that Democrats have a choice to make. If, with the help of people like incoming Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (who claims to be the guardian of Israel in Congress but has nonetheless endorsed the Minnesota congressman), Ellison is elected to head the DNC, the party will be making a symbolic statement that goes beyond the identity politics they prize so much. His elevation to the head of the party at a time when when it has few other national leaders is a sign that the Democratic drift away from Israel has reached a tipping point. Pro-Israel Democrats must either stop Ellison or quit pretending that their party is still a bastion of support for the Jewish state.
Jonathan S. Tobin is editor in chief of the Jewish News Syndicate and a columnist for the New York Post.


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The Weston Way
By Jeannie Ralston
Graham Weston '86 has faced many hurdles and hardships on his way to stunning entrepreneurial success as the founding CEO of tech giant Rackspace. But nothing compares to the one he faced at one of his first startups: A loaded gun pointed at his head. By his business partner.
Weston was a junior in agricultural economics at Texas A&M University and had already launched a few small businesses when he thought of opening an ice cream and cookie store on Northgate. The drinking age had just been raised to 21, and he thought college students under 21 would need a new place to hang out. His enterprise, Crumby's, was set for the building next to the famed Dixie Chicken, but the day before opening, his business partner wanted to change the terms of their agreement.
"When I didn't agree, he drew his six-shooter on me—right in my face," Weston recalled. If there was ever a sign that the relationship was doomed, that was it. "I ran from that business," he said.
Crumby's, which the business partner operated for several years, is now replaced by the Dry Bean Saloon. But the impact of that early fiasco stays with Weston to this day, since most anyone with a long career knows you can gain as much from failure as from success. "I learned it really matters who you're in business with, whether it's your employees or your partners," he said.
The notion that people matter has been one of Weston's guiding forces—and later the basis for a management philosophy—as he has gone on to open a string of booming businesses and to become the de facto face of downtown economic revitalization for the city of San Antonio.
Of course, there have been many other key factors in Weston's success, starting with pure love—a love of the challenge and excitement of finding a business that clicks. "I always felt I was going to be an entrepreneur, working for myself in some way, because I didn't feel I would thrive in a large organization," he said. "Even in school, I was searching for my first business."
Weston was a member of 4-H and FFA and raised steers in high school. As one of his first entrepreneurial ventures, he took photos of participants and their show animals at stock shows.
Growing up on his family's Santa Clara ranch in Marion, close to New Braunfels, Texas, as the son of a rancher and entrepreneur, Weston was a member of 4-H and FFA and raised steers in high school.
One of his first forays into business was selling pigs, for which he took out a newspaper ad that read, "Go Hog Wild." He had started taking photos of participants and their show animals at stock shows. At age 16, he convinced a local stock show to require that every participant have their picture taken. "That was really my win," he said, referring to his effective deal making.
When it came time to choose a college, he only considered Texas A&M University. "Until the end of my junior year in college, I expected to come back and work on the ranch," he said. But ironically, his time in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences prepared him for another path. "I think of my agribusiness degree as a small business degree," he said. "It trained me to be on my own, doing my own business. I think it was perfect for me."
The agriculture school also taught him how to build a culture that encourages everyone to do their best. "I found the college was tremendously personal," he said. "Professors there really cared about me and that meant something."
Personal relationships were one of the reasons he stayed in the college even after his junior year, when he launched what would become his first major business success. "It began in my dorm room in Puryear Hall," Weston explained. "I saw through my studies at Texas A&M that there was a real opportunity based on comparative data to change the basis of how property tax rates were assessed." Using available and reliable real-life data, Weston's company could effectively dispute arbitrary tax assessments that were then the order of the day. His company, by then named Assessment Technologies, saved substantial amounts of money for commercial clients like Walgreen's, Trammell Crow and Melvin Simon, the huge shopping mall company.
Weston remembers that his most important course in college was a sales class. "It made me realize how important sales people are to business," he said, again reaffirming his commitment to working with good people. This would become important later at Rackspace, when he elevated the sales person as an important member of the team, while many tech companies looked down on sales staff.
After graduating, Weston set his entrepreneurial sights in a new direction. "Because it was the middle of the financial crisis in the late '80s, I could see that many of my tax clients were being foreclosed," he said. "There were a lot of distressed properties for sale, and that's when I stepped out of my property tax business to focus on buying distressed real estate."
But in the kind of scattershot, one-thing-leads-to-another trajectory of entrepreneurial success, his real estate investing led in an indirect way to his home run—Rackspace, which was basically conceived on a San Antonio highway in the late '90s. By then, Weston had bought what he calls his "trophy property": the tallest office building in the city (now called Weston Centre). The internet was just becoming a real force in business. His office building was equipped with a T1 line, the fastest internet connection at the time, because it was digital rather than dial-up.
"One weekend, I drove from my apartment to my office downtown to use the high-speed internet system," he remembered. "The line was very expensive: $2,000 per month. So, I thought to myself, 'I should go buy one of these for my big office building and just have all the tenants share it.'"
Rackspace became famous for its dedication to customer support, setting the company apart from the competition in this new industry.
By his own admission, Weston is not a technical person. The father of three, he offered this joke as proof: "I used to think a hard drive was taking my kids to West Texas." At the same time, he had a friend sharing the office space who was out every day exploring business opportunities they might pursue together. When Weston mentioned his internet idea, his friend suggested they talk to the young people who had installed the high-speed internet in his building. "That was really the trigger," said Weston.
Weston and his partner sat down with three young techies—original founders Richard Yoo, Dirk Elmendorf and Patrick Condon—at Chester's Hamburgers on Nacogdoches Road for a six-hour conversation that resulted in the formal creation of Rackspace, with Weston in the role of 'angel investor' and business counsel for the nascent company.
"Our whole idea was that we would make having a web server simple. In my very simplistic real estate brain, I thought about it like how you get an apartment when you're a student. When you don't want the apartment anymore, you can give it back," Weston explained. "We thought renting servers to people would be just like renting an apartment. We knew the bigger the internet got, the more people would need servers to run websites."
Rackspace officially launched in January 1999, at the same time as Google. The prescient idea took off immediately. Within eight weeks, Rackspace had installed 100 servers and revenue was $200,000 per month. Within six months, Weston and his partner—who had only been devoting a small percentage of their time to the company—became full-time, with Weston as CEO.
Rackspace came to life at the right place at the right time, which is certainly essential to entrepreneurial success. But there Weston discovered a corollary to this maxim. "Whenever you're at the right place at the right time, other people are too," he said. "There were at least 150 other companies there at the same time, and we could see that it was going to be a very competitive business." It took a visit with the preeminent marketing strategy guru of the '80s and '90s, the late Jack Trout, for Weston to make the decision that propelled Rackspace to success. Trout, who became a mentor for Weston, told him, "If you're not different, you better have a lower price."
That advice set Rackspace on a journey to determine how the company was going to stand out. "After going through multiple options, the idea of dedicated support came to us, and that's what Rackspace became famous for," he said. "At the time, the support most technical companies offered was terrible. Our goal was to be the most trusted company on the internet. We actually answered the phone. For 20 years, a live person answered every single phone call."
Because of his focus on working with good people on every level, Weston wanted to ensure that both customers and employees felt appreciated. "We created a management culture that tried to bring out the best in people," he said. Weston and his team envisioned an overarching goal: They wanted their employees to feel like "valued members of a winning team with an inspiring mission."
In August 2008, Rackspace went public. It was the last IPO before the financial crisis.
Their approach paid off. While Weston was CEO from 1999 through 2006, the company increased from 12 people to 1,200. It grew by 50 percent per year, on average. YouTube and WordPress, among many other tech companies, got their start on Rackspace-hosted servers. In 2006, Weston stepped down as CEO (but remained chairman) and in August 2008, Rackspace went public. "The last IPO before the financial crisis," Weston noted. By 2015, Rackspace was the largest managed hosting company in the country, with offices all over the world. In 2016, when Rackspace had 6,000 employees and $2 billion in annual revenue, the company was sold to a private equity firm for $4.3 billion.
Operation San Antonio
The next phase of Weston's career began in 2011 with an email. Rackspace had bought a smaller company and part of the deal was that the seller would relocate to San Antonio. "He refused," Weston reported. In an email, he told Weston that San Antonio didn't have the software developer community, the startup network or the urban amenities he was looking for; he wanted a place where he could step out of his front door, walk his dog and go to a coffee shop. "It is not a city well suited for young people," the email stated. Weston was bothered by the email, and sent it to Julian Castro, then mayor of San Antonio. "I said, 'This is the city we must build.'"
At the time, Weston had no desire to get involved again with San Antonio real estate. "I had just sold some stock. I was feeling flush. I was really enjoying having money and not spending it," he said. But over the next year, as he worked with Castro on city planning, a realization set in: Someone needed to do for San Antonio what Michael Dell had done for Austin, which was spearhead the city's transformation into a tech center. "Over time," he said, "I became persuaded that if anyone understood this problem and had the ability to address it, it was me."
It wasn't the first time Weston had risen to the occasion to help San Antonio. Former mayor Phil Hardberger recalled that when thousands of refugees arrived in the city after the twin disasters of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, Weston offered the use of an empty shopping mall he had recently bought (which would eventually become Rackspace's home). "It was a multimillion-dollar gift," Hardberger said. "He has great vision; he can look into the future and then position himself so that the future fits his dream."
Making Aggie Entrepreneurs
Weston is supporting entrepreneurship at Texas A&M through two major gifts. The first established the Weston AgriFood Sales Program in the Department of Agricultural Economics, which offers the only sales minor at Texas A&M. Its mission is to develop emotionally intelligent sales professionals with high appeal to reputable firms upon graduation. The program has quickly grown from one sales class to four different courses, ranging from elementary approaches to advanced sales methods and techniques. Although there is an emphasis on the AgriFood sector, students have been successful entering a wide variety of industries, including the tech and pharmaceutical realms.
In April 2018, Weston's generosity also extended to Mays Business School in the form of a $1.5 million gift to the McFerrin Center for Entrepreneurship to support its development and operations. As the hub of entrepreneurship at Texas A&M, the center provides training, networking and assistance to enterprising students, faculty and alumni. It offers more than 27 programs that are designed to help individuals explore and launch new businesses.
Since devoting himself to this new mission, Weston (through his company Weston Urban) has bought 15 acres downtown, now designated as a tech district. It will be the future home of a new headquarters for Frost Bank, among other tenants. "What we're trying to do is transform downtown from being just a place for lawyers and accountants into a place for the tech startup community," he said. To that end, Weston has launched a 50,000-square-foot co-working space called Geekdom.
"It's really an incubator, a catalyst at the center of the startup ecosystem," he explained. "It's where if you have an idea, you can meet your team or share ideas with other people who are looking to be entrepreneurs or join startups." Geekdom hosts hundreds of programs each year, from helping budding entrepreneurs find mentors to conducting workshops on how to get publicity. It also has a fund that invests in worthy startups. Close to 1,000 jobs have been created via Geekdom since its inception in 2011. "It's about community building," Weston said.
In addition, Weston has a philanthropic arm called the 80|20 Foundation, which gives to nonprofits that are aligned with his goal of improving the economic and technological prospects for the city. A focus of the foundation is tech education. "A strong talent pipeline between educational institutions and high-skilled jobs encourages entrepreneurship and attracts top companies," he said.
Castro is extremely grateful that Weston stepped up to the challenge of revitalizing the city's downtown. "Of everyone in the local business community, nobody has a better understanding than Graham about the investments San Antonio has needed to make in terms of livability, economic development and brain power," Castro said. "His private sector leadership has been indispensable. He's really put his money where his mouth is and helped the city move forward much faster than it could have otherwise."
Weston said he'll know his efforts have succeeded when his own children decide to make their homes in San Antonio. And it seems the possibilities are good, based on a recent outing with his teenage son, Grant. Two former Rackspace employees opened Bakery Lorraine, a coffee shop in the vibrant Pearl District—an airy space with a hip, industrial vibe, complete with smooth concrete walls and exposed rafters. "My son looked around and said, 'I never thought I could move back to San Antonio, but this is kind of cool.'" For Weston, this would be success on a completely different level.
To learn more about supporting entrepreneurship opportunities in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, contact Allyson Tjoelker '02 below. To learn more about supporting entrepreneurship opportunities in Mays Business School, contact Caroline Gunn Rogers '10 at crogers@txamfoundation.com or (979) 845-2775.
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The 1922 New Zealand general election was held on Monday, 6 December in the Māori electorates, and on Tuesday, 7 December in the general electorates to elect a total of 80 MPs to the 21st session of the New Zealand Parliament. A total number of 700,111 (87.7%) voters turned out to vote. In one seat (Bay of Plenty) there was only one candidate.

1922 was the year residents of the Chatham Islands were enfranchised for the first time (included in Lyttelton and Western Māori electorates).

Result

William Massey formed a government, but with the loss in support for the Reform Party he had to negotiate for support with Independents, and with two Liberal Party members.

Liberal was in decline and disorganised. Just before the 1925 election (held on 4 November), two Liberal MPs from Christchurch who had supported Massey (along with Independents Harry Atmore and Allen Bell) were appointed to the Legislative Council. They were Leonard Isitt and George Witty who were both appointed to the Legislative Council by Gordon Coates on 28 October 1925. Both were Liberals and their retirement removed "a source of some bitterness from the Party's ranks (Coates rewarded them with seats in the Legislative Council the day after the election)". Gordon Coates was Reform, and both of their seats went to Reform candidates in 1925.

Party Totals

Party totals

*Note: For numbers of candidates see Wilson (1985) p. 295; for numbers of votes and percentage see Wilson (1985) p. 289. Electorate results given below include 38 Reform and 21 Liberal members. The figures given in the table agree with Mackie and Rose, as well as the article on New Zealand elections.

Votes summary

Electorate results

The results of the 1922 election were as follows:

Key

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Summary of changes
A boundary redistribution resulted in the abolition of one seat:
, held by John Edie

At the same time, one new seat was created:

Notes

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Eimear McDonnell is a camogie player, winner of an All-Star award in 2005, a Lynchpin award, predecessor of the All Star awards, in 2003, a Texaco award in 2003, and five All Ireland medals in 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003 and 2004. She was previously nominated for an All Star award in 2004.

Family background
She is a niece of Cork football manager Billy Morgan. Her sister Deirdre played on the University of Limerick team that won their second Ashbourne Cup in 2004. Her brother Brian is a well-known GAA journalist.

Career
She played in eight successive All Ireland finals for Tipperary. In 2001, she scored 1-2 in Tipperary's All-Ireland final win and she was selected as the RTÉ Player of the Match. She scored a goal and had another controversially disallowed in 2002 and was player-of-the-match despite finishing on the losing team in 2003. She had a penalty saved in 2004 when she laid off the match-winning goal for Joanne Ryan.

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The Te Marua Ladies had good results in the Twin Club Challenge on the 8th and 9th November, in the 2 day Stableford Kerry Baines won Division 1 and the $500 Prodrive Voucher, Amie Clisby was runner-up Awesome Ladies!!!
In Division 2 Faye Turner was 3rd and Mary Penrose 4th – Excellent effort!!!
Kerry Baines and Chrissy Doughty were runners-up on the 2BBB and Amie Clisby and Kim Abrahams were 4th – Awesome!!! Despite the weather a great time of golfing was had by all participants.
All Te Marua Women members are invited to their Annual Dinner and Prize Giving on the 5th December at 6.00pm, venue will be at Grahame and Maree's – 79 Cruickshank Road, cost is $20.00. Please put your name on the list in the women's changing room notice board.
If any Women club members have trophies please drop them into the office/shop.
The three men golfers that made the cut for golfer of the year finalist on Sunday were Brett Keno, Fernando Williams, and Luigi Pailman. The last opportunity for men to make the final cut will be this Sunday.
Winners of the $50.00 raffle was Steve Heller and Kerry Baines.
I am still waiting for confirmation of Champion of Champions – Thanks to Amie, Kim and Allan.
Last weekend to make the cut for the Shootout!!!
Have you registered for the Masters???
Winner of the Arthur Avis Memorial played on Sunday 4th November was Brett Keno/Keith Morris 48, 2nd Fernando Williams/Luigi Pailman 46, 3rd Mel Phillips/Malcolm Wellington 46, 4th Carole Medway/Theresa Scholey, 5th Amie Clisby/Kim Abraham, 6th Chris Hislop/Allan Old, 7th Owen Frost/Mark Harper, 8th Murray Quinn/Stephen Quinn, 9th Dave Anderson/Greg Judd and 10th Wayne Bach/Pat Williams – Congratulation to all participants.
I would like to take this opportunity to welcome Sam Rammell, Russell, Jonathan Nippert, Damon Jakeman, Owen Lloyd, John Gallagher Chad Johnston, Kayle Adams, plus members from Featherston Golf Club Adrian and Sharon Ash, Stephen and Debby Morgan, Norman Ellis, Brent Leader, Patrick Melaugh, Charlie Priestely, Alex Walters, Tai Walters, I am sure our members and staff will make you feel very welcome to our AWESOME club.
Saturday – course available for play.
Sunday – Club Day Austad Cup round 2, golfer of the year Rd 9.
Monday – course available office/shop closed for the day.
Tuesday – Mid-Week men's shootout Final, teeing off #1 at 10.00am.
Wednesday – Mid –Week Women .
Thursday – MW- Men travel to Levin.
Friday – Group Booking at 11.00am – teeing off #1 and #10 – Limited Tee times.


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Martha Ivey
Robert Liddycoat
Margaret Rawlings
Richard Old
Jane Liddycoat
1. Mary Jane Knuckey
John Old+
Jane Old
Elizabeth Old
Jane Frances Old+
Elizabeth Old+
Mary Ann Old
Margaret Old
Richard Old+
Hannah Old+
Christianna Old+
William Old+
Robert Old+
Martha Old+
James Old+
Oliver Old+
Jessie Crawford Old+
Born: 25 Jun 1821, St. Mawgan-In-Pydar, Cornwall, UK
Christened: 3 Jul 1821, St. Mawgan-In-Pydar, Cornwall, UK
Marriage (1): Mary Jane Knuckey
Died: 1 May 1896, Fordell, Wanganui, New Zealand at age 74
Buried: ca. 4 May 1896, Matarawa Cemetery, Wanganui, New Zealand
John Old was the third son of Richard Old & Jane Liddicoat. He was christened on the 3rd July, 1821 in St Mawgan in Pydar, Cornwall, UK. John was married at the Te Henui Chapel, New Plymouth to Mary Jane Knuckey, whom he m et on the Essex. They were married by the Rev William Bolland and witnessed by Maria Wills and Robert Old, on the 15th February, 1845. John and Mary Jane lived in New Plymouth in a cottage owned by Richard Knuckey in 184 6. Richard Knuckey was a brother of Mary Jane Knuckey's father, Nicholas K nuckey. The family lived in Wanganui from 1860. They farmed in Fordell - L ot 227, Denlair (210 acres) Mary Jane Old died on the 4th March, 1887 ag ed 59 years, and John Old lived to his 75th year, dying on the 1st May, 18 96. Died at his son-in-law's house (Frank Kurth), Fordell. Both John and M ary Jane Old are buried at St John's Churchyard, Matarawa Cemetery, Wangan ui, along with two of their daughters, Mary Ann in 1866 and Margaret in 18 72. On one occasion a Maori said that John Old's dog had been worrying h is pigs. He knew the dog but not the owner. When ownership was denied, John and the Maori walked for about two hours shoulder to shoulder, the Mao ri ready with his mere to kill the pakeha if the dog came up and showed fr iendliness. Fortunately the dog didn't come near.
OLD John 1/5/1896 1821 B. Mawgan in Pyder, Cornwall; H/O Mary Jane; F /O Mary Ann & Margaret [note: daughters on the same headstone - Mary A nn D. 1866 & Margaret D. 1872] St John's Churchyard, Matarawa Cemetery, Wanganui; NZ Jenny Morgan
OLD Mary Jane 4/3/1887 59 1828 Nee KNUCKEY; B. , Cornwall; D/O Nicholas; W /O John; M/O Mary Ann & Margaret St John's Churchyard, Matarawa Cemetery, Wanganui; NZ Jenny Morgan
Descendants of John Old John Old 1821 - 1896 b: 28 June 1821 in Retalli ck Mills, Cornwall, ENG d: 01 May 1896 in Matarawa, Fordell, Wanganui, NZ m. Mary-Jane Knuckey(1828 - 1887)
Source: Tony Cairns
Medical Notes:
Scarlet fever on board the Essex
• He has conflicting birth information of St. Mawgan-in-Pydar, Cornwall, UK and 25 Jun 1821.
• He immigrated Arrived on The Essex, in New Plymouth, New Zealand in 1843.
• He resided at Lived in Wanganui, farmed in Fordell Lot 227 - Denlair (210 acres) after 1860.
• He resided at In a cottage owned by Richard Knuckey - Mary-Janes paternal uncle in 1846.
• He worked as a Farming at Omata, New Plymouth, Taranaki, New Zealand after 1845.
• Died REF: RGO 847.
John married Mary Jane Knuckey. (Mary Jane Knuckey was born on 1 Nov 1828 in Camborne, Cornwall, England, christened on 11 Nov 1828 in Camborne, Cornwall, England, died on 4 Mar 1887 in Matarawa, Fordell, Wanganui, New Zealand and was buried circa 8 Mar 1887 in St Johns Churchyard, Matarawa Cem, Wanganui, New Zealand.)
• Single: Te Henui Chapel, Te Henui, New Plymouth, New Zealand, 15 Feb 1845.
• Marriage Bann: By the Publication of Banns in Te Henui Chapel, Te Henui, New Plymouth, New Zealand, by William Bollard in the presence of Maria William Wills and Robert Old - all made their marks, 15 Feb 1845.
• Friends: met on the Essex en route to New Zealand, Between 3 Sep 1842 and 20 Jan 1843.
• They signed a marriage contract maaried by the Rev William Bolland and witnessed by Maria Wills and Robert Old.


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The kingdom of Bizyland is in trouble when the evil ruler of the neighboring land (Lasyland) uses a magic mirror to swap kingdoms and kidnap the princess. It's up to the king's chosen warriors to reverse the spell cast by the mirror and save the princess.
A 2-player game for a 2-player day. Using teamwork both characters make short work of each level. In each level you trace a trail of magic behind you, and once you close it off it changes that portion of the level back to the colorful Bizyland. Once you change a high enough percentage of the level back to normal you win.
Character selection. The pink girl is by far the fastest character. Her weakness is that it takes a long time to respond to controller inputs (10 frames) which isn't a problem for a TAS. Both players can choose the girl, but the game can't process both characters moving so fast and every level would move at half speed due to all the lag. It would also make the strategy for every level nearly identical. The blue boy is the average character with no strengths or weaknesses and is chosen to team up with the pink girl.
Items in the game are hidden until you complete a section of the level. The treasure chests can contain strength boosts, mirror fragments, fairies, clocks, and boots of speed.
When a section of the level gets completed the game pauses for a length of time directly related to how big the section was. The game always fills in the smallest area that's sectioned off, so it's not possible to fill in more than half of the level at once. But, as you get down to the individual pixels the game gets wildly inaccurate at determining what percentage is completed. As an example, trying to section a level in half will yield 50.6% of the stage being filled in even though it's considered the 'smaller' half. And sometimes a single extra pixel will provide a full extra percentage point for completion and other times a full extra square centimeter will only give a few tenths of a percent. I attempt to get as close to the minimum required percentage as possible.
1-2 53% Flying enemies can damage you if they hit your line while you're still drawing it, but only if they hit it from the right direction. Otherwise they just bounce off it.
1-3 55% At the end of every world you're shown a screen with all the fairies you've saved and all the mirror fragments you've collected. The princess is trapped inside mirror, but you free her just the same in the end even if you don't collect the pieces.
2-1 57% If you try and touch a teammate's line before it's finished you get a bit of a surprise with an alarm bell and an enemy that appears and moves along your trail to catch up to you and hurt you if you don't finish your section fast enough.
Better understanding of how the game calculates percentages would certainly prove useful. It also occurred to me during the writing of this submission text that it could be faster to choose the pink girl for player 1 instead of player 2. A lot of the flying enemies appear on the left side of the level, so there would definitely be a whole new strategy in maneuvering around them.
Mothrayas: This game features some reasonably novel gameplay not commonly seen in TASes, and it's a nice change of pace. Unfortunately, the pauses after each section completed and the general amounts of lag in the game hurt the pacing a lot. Also, while each level does have its own nuances in strategy used, ultimately they mostly are cleared the same way, especially early on - with each level cleared in a quite short time, while having a relatively long delay between each level. Even those who voted yes for this movie and commented in the thread noted its repetitiveness. As such, accepting for the Vault.


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#AANAM – Gene Therapy Treats CMTX Even After Disease Onsest, Mouse Study Suggests
by Marisa Wexler
Gene therapy can be of benefit even after neuropathy has begun, research in a mouse model of X-linked Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease (CMTX) found.
The study, "Gene therapy after onset of neuropathy provides therapeutic benefit in a model of CMT1X," was presented by Kleopas Kleopa at the 2019 American Academy of Neurology (AAN) annual meeting that recently concluded in Philadelphia.
CMTX is caused by mutations in the gene GJB1, which encodes for a protein called connexin-32 (Cx32). These mutations cause the loss of a working protein, leading to manifestation of the disease.
An intuitive way to treat CMTX would be to "add" a functional (that is, non-mutated) version of this gene into patients' cells. Viral gene therapy, which uses a modified virus to deliver a gene to particular kinds of cells, attempts to do just that.
The study's researchers had previously used this strategy to show therapeutic benefits in a mouse model of CMTX. They constructed a virus to deliver a working version of the gene to Schwann cells of these mice. Of note, Schwann cells produce myelin, the protective coating around neurons that helps them function and that isn't produced correctly in CMTX.
CMTX mice typically start developing disease features at three months of age. So in the previous study, the researchers gave them with the gene therapy just before this timepoint, or at age 2 months. But in the real world, a disease — especially a rare disease — might not be diagnosed before its symptoms are evident.
So, the research team wondered, might this gene therapy still be of benefit after the start of disease?
The team injected, via the spinal canal, one group of CMTX mice with their Cx32-encoding virus and another with a mock virus not coding for this protein (a control group). These injections were given to the mice at 6 months old, well after disease onset. The researchers then looked at the mice's behavior and for changes in the their nervous systems at 8 and 10 months old.
Analysis confirmed that mice given the gene therapy expressed the Cx32 protein in the correct cells and body tissues. Treated mice also had less inflammation and more myelin (less abnormally myelinated fibers) than controls, and treated mice had lower levels of neurofilament light (Nfl) — a clinically relevant biomarker of nerve damage — in their blood.
Treated mice also showed improved motor skills and better sciatic nerve conduction velocity, which essentially means that their neurons "worked better" than those of controls with natural disease progression.
These data suggest that gene therapy can be beneficial in CMTX even if the therapy isn't started until after the disease has started to progress, the study siad.
"Intrathecal [injection into the spinal canal] gene delivery after the onset of peripheral neuropathy still offers a significant therapeutic benefit in this disease model providing a proof of principle for treating patients with CMT1X," the researchers concluded.
Tagged #AANAM, CMTX, Cx32, gene therapy.
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Sam Siegler says:
Are human clinical trials on the horizon?
Susan Crawley says:
This research sounds wonderful, I doubt that it would help me at my age of 70 years old, I was diagnosed probably around 2012, I had all kinds of nerve biopsy test and had developed Sjogrens Syndrome maybe around the same time, I can't walk without help from a walker, or a riding scooter that I purchased in July 2018, in 2014 I started falling backwards with no balance at all! I have pulled both rotator cuff in both arms, I am not able to have shoulder replacement because of my health and weak muscles in both arms and top part of my leg muscles! I can't go out of my house without a wheelchair and can't walk out of the car or do anything for myself when it comes to balancing, for example can't get in and out of the shower without assistance or can't cook, wash dishes or reach above my head! So this would be a wonderful findings concerning CMT Neuropathy and hope in the future it will help young people that has this!
Dave Merritt says:
This treatment sounds very encouraging. Is there a projection for when human trials will be conducted?
Bessie Brantner says:
my daughter is 39 and the disease was diagnosed 9 months ago. Any human trials in the Houston area.
Hi Bessie. My daughter was diagnosed two years ago. She's 15 now. We've been going to the CMT Center of Excellence in Mass General in Boston. Her doctor there is going to a conference in Italy next week to learn more potential treatment options. If you wanted to create a little network to share this type of information, please let me know. I'll send you my email address.
Eileen Ball says:
I would definitely be ready to be a participant in a human trial as I still lose my balance even with wearing my braces. I do not want to be in a wheelchair and would like to keep walking and I think this treatment would be a blessing for me and others who struggle with CMT. Help us if you can!!!
Valentyna says:
When human trials will be conducted?


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Kuwait's Jazeera Airways eyes narrow-body London to Thailand flights
Jazeera Airways wants to acquire Airbus SE's long-range A321neo LR narrow-body to open up the prospect of a 15-hour trip from London to Thailand through Kuwait
After a surge in narrow-body plane flights across the Atlantic, Mideast discount carrier Jazeera Airways aims to push the model to its limits with services between Europe and Southeast Asia using the single-aisle jets.
Jazeera wants to acquire Airbus SE's long-range A321neo LR narrow-body to open up the prospect of a 15-hour trip from London to Thailand with a stop at its Kuwait hub, and is even considering the XLR version to allow flights as far as Hong Kong and Guangzhou, China.
That would challenge services provided by Gulf giant Emirates via Dubai using planes four times the size, while testing passenger tolerance for inter-continental travel on single-aisle aircraft. Jazeera is already adding a route from Kuwait to London that will be the world's longest with an A320neo.
"The XLR would be a natural progression," founder Marwan Boodai said in an interview. "When you go east you get a much wider market. You can reach Thailand and Manila and many other destinations with a high density that we can serve best as a low-cost carrier."
Narrow-body flights are enjoying a resurgence across the Atlantic, but have yet to penetrate the Asia-Europe market. Boodai said discount services need to use single-aisle jets to control capacity, pointing to low-cost giant AirAsia Group Bhd's recent move to switch part of an A330neo wide-body order to the XLR.
'Flexibility'
"We want the flexibility of a narrow-body and to be able to fill it, rather than the theoretical advantage of a wide-body," he said. "The A330's seat-mile costs are attractive, but can airlines fill it with the consistency they need?"
Jazeera Chief Executive Officer Rohit Ramachandran said Kuwait's position in the north of the Gulf permits narrow-body flights to Europe that would be impossible from Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Doha. The carrier will launch London flights on Oct. 27, with return fares from 299 pounds ($373), while a route to Dhaka in Bangladesh starting December will stretch the network further east.
Jazeera will swell its A320neo fleet from one plane now to eight by the end of next year and aims to have double that number by 2023, on top of which it's mulling a requirement for around 25 more neos that could include the A321neo LR or XLR, Ramachandran said in an interview Thursday.
Shorter routes within the usual four or five hour range of an A320 will remain Jazeera's primary focus and the carrier aims to add another 20 such destinations, mainly in India, the Middle East and central Asia, he said.
The CEO said the company will also consider the Boeing Co. 737 Max, adding that the plane's grounding after two fatal crashes has made it tougher to source older A320s that are in demand as cover for idled planes.
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This poem made me laugh out loud at similar but different childhood memories. I especially remember my stick horse I kept tied to a post on the front porch for occasional rides around the block.


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Scotty McCreery Is Finding Inspiration in His Family Life: 'We're in a Great Season'
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Scotty McCreery's life has seen some big changes over the past year, with the biggest being the arrival of his son, Avery, and his new role as a dad. Naturally, his new role alongside his wife Gabi has also come with some newfound inspiration. The singer says he is currently working on his next studio album, and the project will likely include songs inspired by his wife and son.
"I thought I loved [Gabi] a lot before," McCreery tells Music Mayhem in a recent interview. "You know, she's the mother of my son, and now I'm finding that I love her even more. She's a champ. She's working so hard and doing so great as a mom already. So, I'll be writing for sure a lot of songs about her and definitely tying the kiddo into some songs. Maybe writing for him, too. So, I think it's all great things right now. We're in a great season."
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As for when fans can expect the new material, McCreery says he's "still in the writing process" and hasn't gone into the studio yet, but he's hoping to release it sometime in 2023.
"We're making decisions on what songs will make it, but we're in that creative time, which is always a fun time to be in," he says. "I'm writing a lot of different songs I've [never] written before. When it comes to where I'm at in life right now. It's exciting. It will be out hopefully [this] year, but not early [this] year. It will take some time. But we're starting that process."
McCreery welcomed his son in October 2022. Since then, the star and his wife have shared many moments from their new life as mom and dad. Earlier this week, McCreery shared a few photos from his Christmas with his family, which included a trip to New Orleans.
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March 14 (Renewables Now) - Egypt on Tuesday officially opened the first photovoltaic (PV) park within the 1.8-GW Benban solar complex in Aswan province.
The ribbon on the 64-MWp plant was cut by Mohamed Shaker, Egypt's Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy. The PV park, developed by Germany-based Ib vogt GmbH and Infinity Solar, started feeding power to the grid in December 2017.
The plant is the first one of 32 PV facilities intended to be installed within the Benban complex, the entire capacity of which is seen to be commissioned by the middle of next year. In February, Ib vogt initiated construction of three more solar parks totalling 166.5 MWp at the Benban site.