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Georgiana Bloomfield, Baroness Bloomfield (née Liddell; 13 April 1822 – 21 May 1905), was a British courtier and author.

Life
Georgiana Liddell was born at 51 Portland Place, London, the youngest child of Thomas Liddell, 1st Baron Ravensworth (1775–1855), and his wife, Maria Susannah Simpson (c.1773–1845), who was sister-in-law to the Marquess of Normanby. She was educated at home and in December 1841 became a maid of honour to Queen Victoria She resigned that position in July 1845 and married the diplomat John Bloomfield, 2nd Baron Bloomfield, on 4 September 1845 at St Andrew's, Lamesley, the parish church of her family home. She joined her husband on his diplomatic delegations, to Hamburg and then St Petersburg shortly after her marriage, to Berlin (1851–60), and to Vienna (1861–71).  There were no children of the marriage, and after her husband's death at his residence in Newport, County Tipperary, in 1879, Lady Bloomfield settled at Shrivenham, then in Berkshire, to be near her sister, Jane Elizabeth, widow of the sixth Viscount Barrington. When Lady Barrington died in 1883, Lady Bloomfield moved to Bramfield House, about two miles from Hertford. Here she exercised much hospitality and interested herself in the affairs of the village.

In 1883 she published Reminiscences of Court and Diplomatic Life (2 volumes), 'a constant ripple of interesting anecdote,' as Augustus Hare described Lady Bloomfield's conversation (cf. Story of My Life, 1900, vol. vi.). She edited in 1884 a Memoir of Benjamin, Lord Bloomfield, her father-in-law, in 2 volumes. Her last work, Gleanings of a Long Life (1902), collected extracts from her favourite books.

Lady Bloomfield, a 'grand dame' of an old school, kept up her friendship with Queen Victoria and her family, and delighted in social intercourse with all classes. While deeply religious on old, low church lines, she was tolerant and charitable. She founded in 1874 the Trained Nurses' Annuity Fund, and built and endowed almshouses on her husband's estate near Newport. She sketched well in water-colours, and her sketches formed a sort of diary of her journeys. She was an accomplished musician, playing the organ; was a good billiard player, and an excellent gardener.

Death
She died, after a long illness, at Bramfield House on 21 May 1905, and was buried in the family mausoleum beside her husband in the churchyard of Borrisnafarney, King's County, Ireland.

Works
 Reminiscences of Court and Diplomatic Life (2 vols.), 1883: record of her career of her life as courtier and as the wife of a diplomat. https://archive.org/stream/reminiscencesofc00blooiala
 Memoir of Benjamin, Lord Bloomfield, (2 vols.), 1884: memoirs of her father-in-law. https://archive.org/details/memoirofbenjamin01bloo/
 Gleanings of a Long Life, 1902: collection of extracts from her favourite books

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Here you will find oodles of great recipes for your delicious and juicy vegetables that you have worked so hard to grow in your vegetable garden.
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Have some issues with this, but I'll throw in my 2 cents if/when the ball gets rolling.
I guess it gives suicidal teenagers that hate everyone a chance to go out in a blaze of glory.
It's not like the news are going to stop reporting someone for the greater good. Regulating how to report on it would infringe on freedom of the press, though, right?


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Published on 21st March 2019
Tim Bowness – Flowers At The Scene
Article by: James R. Turner
I'm not going to lie, I have been a massive fan of Tim's work since a kind friend gave me a copy of Flowermouth by No-Man back in the dim and distant '90s, and his recent run of solo albums from Abandoned Dancehall Dreams to Lost in the Ghost Light have been a masterclass in minimalist, wistful post-rock.
This latest solo album by Tim shows, to these ears anyway, a subtle shift away from his recent solo sound, being the first production credit to No-Man (Steven Wilson and Tim Bowness – tantalising prospects indeed) for a long while, and with its dynamic range of sounds and styles, is the strongest so far of Tim's solo albums.
I saw Tim a few years ago at the Louisiana in Bristol, and the set was a full on heavy rock fest, the idea that Tim only does wistful was blown away then, and that's what this album does.
Whether Tim was inspired by revisiting his early years on the Plenty release, It Could Be Home, or whether he chose deliberately to move into a different arena, I couldn't say, but Flowers at the Scene (with its evocative artwork by long term collaborator and Regal Worm Jarrod Gosling) seems like a new beginning, a kick into something different.
With collaborators like Peter Hammill (who coincidentally has released a couple of boxed sets recently, distributed through Tim's Burning Shed) on tracks like It's the World (that isn't fair), Hammill's unique vocals blend with Tim's to create a superb musical dynamic (and yes, I'd pay good money for an album featuring them both), whilst the lyrics are far darker and more direct than Tim has been for a while.
The distinctive vocals of Kevin Godley on What Lies Here also work so well in the context of this album, in fact, Tim has surrounded himself with a superb set of collaborators, including regulars Colin Edwin, Dylan Howe, Andy Partridge, David Longdon and Jim Matheos, Tim has called upon the cream of the crop to come and add something to what is already a mighty fine album.
A subtle move from his dreamier moments, and some sublime tracks like I Go Deeper and the title track (the lyric "Flowers at the scene" crops up a couple of times on here), this is a bold and triumphant record that is both contemporary and utterly timeless.
Tim is one of the finest singer/songwriters we have around now, and it's gratifying to hear his albums maturing as he does, and I am sure that his forthcoming live shows will, again, be something magical to hear.
01. I Go Deeper (4:16)
02. The Train That Pulled Away (4:04)
03. Rainmark (4:15)
04. Not Married Anymore (3:31)
05. Flowers at the Scene (3:05)
06. It's The World (3:04)
07. Borderline (3:46)
08. Ghostlike (5:09)
09. The War On Me (3:48)
10. Killing To Survive (4:00)
11. What Lies Here (4:01)
Total Time – 42:59
Tim Bowness – Vocals, Synths
Brian Hulse – Guitar, Synths, Keyboards, Drum Programming
Fran Broady – Violin (track 2)
Alistair Murphy – String Quartet Arrangements (track 2)
Peter Hammill – Lead Vocals (track 6), Backing Vocals (track 10)
Jim Matheos – Guitars (tracks 3,5 & 6)
Steven Wilson – Synth (track 6), Mixing
David Longdon – Flute & Backing Vocals (track 7)
Ian Dixon – Trumpet (tracks 7 & 8)
Andy Partridge – Guitar (track 11)
Kevin Godley – Backing Vocals (track 11)
Colin Edwin – Bass (tracks 1,3,6 & 10), Double Bass (track 9)
David K. Jones – Bass (tracks 4 & 8), Double Bass (track 5)
Tom Atherton – Drums (tracks 1,3,5,6 & 10)
Dylan Howe – Drums (tracks 4 & 7)
Charles Grimsdale – Drums (track 8)
Record Label: Inside Out Music
Catalogue#: 19075928452
Date of Release: 1st March 2019
Tim Bowness – Website | Facebook | Burning Shed
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Amy Beth Chesler is a published author, blogger and mother of a sweet boy and darling girl (both under five). She's currently living the hustling, never-sleeping Mommy dream while maintaining her blog This House of Love.
Amy is heading to Orlando soon to attend BlogHer17, a national conference for influencers held every year, where she will be recognized as a "Voice of the Year" for her incredibly moving blog piece titled Expressing Motherhood (it's a must-read! but you'll need a box of tissues).
Congratulations, Mama! Keep on doing your thing. Your courage, resilience and willingness to share your life stories is empowers all of us and gives us motivation!
I have a lot of anxiety stemming from growing up with domestic violence as a norm in my home. I am still recovering to a certain extent, and find much solace in writing about my past. My philosophy is that if being honest and open about my experiences can help one person go through or get out of something similar, it's all worth it to me.
However, I really started blogging when I started Momming. I found myself having either these incredibly tough or absolutely extraordinary days, but no one to really talk about them with (besides my husband). It's hard to be around your kids all day and have little creative or social outlet. So, I combined my constant love for writing with my desire for reflection. It helps me process my days and find common links with other moms.
Also, even though I love to write fiction, a lot of times it's very difficult to focus on it when my day was so consuming. So, blogging helps me satisfy my love for writing when I don't have time for anymore make-believe.
I think every time I share a difficult, emotional piece that allows me to heal - whether it be on stage, on my blog, or in a Chicken Soup for the Soul book, it's a victory. I feel further from my past, more sound in my role as a happy wife and mom of two. Also, winning the title of "Voice of the Year" is pretty awesome, too! It just tells me that my pieces aren't just getting lost in cyberspace, people are listening (or reading), and its helping.
I grew up in Calabasas, so a hidden gem that waaay more people should know about is Leonis Adobe Museum. It's a preserved home and ranch from the 1880's on the outskirts of Los Angeles County. They host incredibly fun days for the little ones in July and August. On these "Lil' Rancher Days" they have an area to feed the various farm animals, do arts and crafts, make tortillas, listen to live music, and have a generally great time! Plus, there are a ton of restaurants and dessert shops within walking distance to enjoy afterwards.
The Westfield Village just opened around a $5 Uber ride from our house, and our new favorite date night (when the sitter doesn't cancel, lol) consists bar/restaurant hopping there. It's full of gourmet restaurants and beautiful scenery.
When I was pregnant with my first, someone in the Starbucks line told me (in reference to parenthood), "The days are long, but the years are short." Nothing has proven truer. Just when you can't imagine making it through another hour without a steaming mug of coffee, your children are four and one and a half, and playing on their own long enough for you to craft a long e-mail. Excuse me while I go shed *ALL* the tears.


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Discovery Episode #9 Primer
November 12, 2017 12:00 AM EST
Spoiler Alert! (Stop, if you haven't seen episode #8 of Star Trek: Discovery, "Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum")
Last Time on Discovery…
The U.S.S. Gagarin, under attack from six Klingon vessels, reaches out for help from any Starfleet ship in range. The U.S.S. Discovery announced that "We've got your back." Cut to Captain Lorca (Jason Isaacs) in his captain's chair, growling, "Mr. Rhys (Patrick Kwok-Choon), can I trouble you to fire at something." Despite a valiant effort, including the Discovery taking same major hits, the battle is lost and the Gagarin explodes. "The Gagarin is gone," Lorca announces. "It's over. Black alert!"
Stamets (Anthony Rapp) and Tilly (Mary Wiseman) do their spore drive thing in engineering, after which Lorca tells the crew, "There will be time to grieve. This is not that time." Back to Stamets and Tilly, something is off with Stamets. "What are you doing down here, captain?" he asks... Tilly. This leads to an awkward exchange between a confused Tilly and a defensive Stamets.
Admiral Terral voices his concern, yet again, about Lorca racing into trouble against orders. It risks exposing the spore drive to the enemy. As the conversation continues, Terral explains that Kol (Kenneth Mitchell) of House Kor has managed to revive the Klingon Ship of the Dead and is now sharing its stealth technology with any house that will offer him fealty. And that makes the Discovery's imminent mission at Pahvo Starfleet's highest priority. Terral goes on to note the loss of 462 souls, adding, "That number will increase exponentially until we are able to detect those invisible ships. I am certain I've made myself clear." Lorca replies: "Abundantly."
Stardate 1308.9. Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green), Tyler (Shazad Latif) and Saru (Doug Jones) traverse the beautiful, seemingly uninhabited planet Pahvo. In a personal log entry, Burnham notes that everything on Pahvo vibrates with its own specific tone, giving the planet a signature song of sorts that's broadcast into space via a towering, naturally occurring transmitter.
The mission is this, according to Burnham: "It is Starfleet's plan to modify the electro-magnetic frequency of Pahvo's signal and harness it as a form of sonar that can detect the presence of the cloaked Klingon vessels decimating or fleet, make them visible to our sensors, and turn the tide of the war in our favor."
In an amusing walk-and-talk moment, Burnham describes to Tyler how Kelpiens have exceeded speeds of 80 kilometers per hour and can sense predators from as far away as 10 kilometers, prompting Saru to comment, "And we particularly enjoy being discussed in the third person... while present." Burnham apologizes, to which Saru responds, "But you are accurate. I possess visual, auditory and tactile receptors more acute than yours. Which is why I am being tortured by this planet's constant noise and you are not."
And with that, the Pahvans appear in what appears to be a beautiful swarm of blue fireflies. As one might expect, Saru takes command, attempting to communicate with the Pahvans, while Tyler reaches for a weapon and Burnham turns to her tricorder. So much for uninhabited, right? And they want Burnham, Saru and Tyler to head in the opposite direction of the transmitter.
Meanwhile, on the Sarcophagus ship, L'Rell (Mary Chieffo) engages Kol in conversation. He notices the scarring on her face and dubs it an "improvement." These two do not trust each other. Kol demands more than loyalty from L'Rell. She suggests her skills as an interrogator.
Down on Pahvo, Saru makes progress in communicating with the Pahvans.
Cut to L'Rell back on the Sarcophagus ship, demanding that the imprisoned Admiral Cornwell (Jayne Brook) scream. After a moment of hesitation, Cornwell screams in L'Rell's face, the Klingon screaming back. "Good," L'Rell notes. "You were convincing. The guard is gone. Now, we can talk." Turns out she wants to defect.
After the war ends, Tyler tells Burnham, he plans to take a few weeks leave. He knows a place on Lake Shasta. Trout fill the lake. You can watch the stars fall. "Sounds perfect," Burnham says, before catching herself. Their futures look different. "You go back to your lake house," she says, "and I go back to prison." And here we get a variation of the classic Trek exchange, "The needs of the many..."
Back on the Discovery, Tilly expresses her concern to Stamets about the changes in him. He once again takes the denial route, at least initially, then concedes something is happening to him. "What I know... changes," he says. "People. Ranks. Incidents. History. It all gets jumbled." He can't tell Dr. Culber (Wilson Cruz), as it'd be the doctor's duty to report the effects of his partner's genetic manipulation. Tilly and Stamets agree they'll monitor Stamets' episodes... together.
The Pahvans are not just native to the planet. As Saru puts it, "They are the planet." That night, a Pahvan reaches out to Saru, who can no longer tolerate the planet's song, and eases his pain. The experience transforms Saru, who informs Burnham and Tyler that "the Pahvans will grant us anything we want." He requests their communicators, then crushes the devices, revealing that they're no longer necessary, as the Pahvans have invited them to stay on the planet and noting that they will soon "experience this world as I do." And, according to Saru, the Pahvans have already achieved everything Starfleet says they seek. Saru leaves to tell the Pahvans they have accepted their offer.
Over on the Sarcophagus ship, L'Rell and Cornwell walk cautiously through the corridors, talking along the way. L'Rell vows to bring about the "end of Kol's days." Spotted by Klingon guards, L'Rell and Cornwell fight, but not before this: "You're not what I expected," L'Rell tells Cornwell, who replies, "Neither are you." The battle is fierce, but the Klingon finally overpowers the admiral, bashing her head into a panel, the latter's body falling to the ground in a heap.
Though it's a ruse to stall for time, Tyler and Saru engage in a conversation. Saru shares that he is at peace now, in harmony, thanks to the Pahvans. "Everyone wants to defeat the Klingons," Tyler tells him. "I want to hurt them." All of that is in the past now, the Kelpien insists, softly, sympathetically, but Tyler argues you can't just forget as the torture them forced him to endure. And yes, he's willing to become as bad as his tormentors in order to avenge what they did to him. Saru presents Tyler with a green rock that will help him feel the peace and harmony Pahvo offers. It glows as Saru holds it and Tyler places his hands on it. Then, Tyler pulls away and Saru, his threat ganglia raised, realizes he's been duped. He reacts angrily, grabbing Tyler by the throat and demanding Burnham's whereabouts.
Burnham reaches the transmitter and races to establish a connection with the Discovery. However, Saru, using his Kelpien speed, closes in fast.
Over on the Sarcophagus ship, L'Rell drags Cornwell's body into a space filled with the bodies of Klingons from... House T'Kuvma. They've been unceremoniously dumped there, accorded no honor. "Grafk... Torath... Silrek," she whispers in mounting rage. "I will end Kol. I will avenge you all. I swear it to you."
Saru attacks Burnham and bashes the PADD that Burnham connected to the transmitter. She fires her phaser at him, insisting, "Saru, this isn't you." She approaches him, phaser drawn. "Is this what harmony and balance look like?" she asks aloud. "Where is the peace you say you found here?" Saru looks lost. He says, "You have taken it from me. You... won't... stop... taking." She argues there will be no peace for anyone until the war is over -- and staying on Pahvo won't fix anything. "Saru," she implores, "We need you."
Tyler arrives with a Pahvan. Saru apologizes to the Pahvan, telling them "Our war is not your mistake to correct." Burnham pleads her case, insisting that Starfleet, like the Pahvans, seeks harmony, but are dealing with a "threat doesn't share that same goal." She stresses that with the Pahvans help and Starfleet's technology, "we can put an end to this conflict." The Pahvan ignores one last please from Saru and the transmitter glows, sending a signal to the Discovery, which promptly beams Burnham, Tyler and a broken Saru aboard the ship.
Saru, in sickbay, can barely look at Burnham. He attacked her, could have killed her. Burnham seems forgiving, noting that he wasn't himself, but Saru claims otherwise. "I was," he admits. He'd never known a moment of peace, until Pahvo. On that beat...
Kol chastises L'Rell for Cornwell escaping her, and L'Rell walks away, only to be stopped by Kol's guards upon his orders. He says there will be more prisoners before the war ends and acknowledges that a "skilled interrogator will be crucial." He then dips his fingers in red paint and spreads it across her face, marking her as House Kor. L'Rell hides her contempt and utters, "My Lord, I would be honored to serve you." But the moment isn't quite over. Kol boasts that he sees through her deceit and has his guards whisk her away. Just then, a transmission comes through, prompting Kol and crew to head to... Pahvo.
On the Discovery bridge, an angry Lorca confronts Burnham. Apparently, the Pahvans have indeed reached out to the Klingons. "What you did, Burnham, is invite the enemy to join us here." Burnham explains, that, no, the Pahvans did that, since their entire existence is an effort to bring harmony to discord: "They think they're helping."
Pahvo has been visible on the viewscreen as Lorca speaks. He turns around, surveys the viewscreen. "We're the Pahvans' only line of defense," Burnham points out as she steps to his side. "We have to protect them, sir. We have to fight." Down on Pahvo, the transmitter glows.
Next on Discovery…
In the new episode titled, "Into the Forest I Go," bypassing Starfleet's orders, Lorca uses the U.S.S. Discovery crew's ultimate asset, the ship itself, in an effort to end the war with the Klingons once and for all.
Worth Noting:
"Into the Forest I Go" serves as season one's fall finale, with six additional new episodes to debut starting January 7, 2018 in the U.S. and Canada, and January 8, 2018 in the rest of the world.
This marks the first episode credited to staff writers Bo Yeon Kim and Erika Lippoldt.
Chris Byrne makes his Discovery directing debut with "Into the Forest I Go," after working as second unit director on "The Vulcan Hello." He previously second unit directed on Hannibal, 12 Monkeys and American Gods, and directed an episode of 12 Monkeys.
After Trek
When Star Trek: Discovery ends, After Trek begins. Stream it Sundays at 9:30pm ET/6:30 PT. Joining host Matt Mira will be:
Star Trek: Discovery airs Sunday nights on CBS All Access in the U.S. and Space Channel in Canada. The series airs on Mondays on Netflix in the rest of the world.
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Like most consumers, Baby Boomers are increasingly turning to the web to do their shopping, and apparently, shopping for a mortgage – or reverse mortgage – is no different.
A survey released this week by Ellie Mae, which polled more than 500 mortgage borrowers from three different generations, revealed that nearly a quarter of Baby Boomers reached out to a lender online.
While the percentage was not quite as high as their Millennial and Generation X counterparts, the report noted that it was higher than in years past.
Ellie Mae's survey sought to better understand how borrowers use technology in the mortgage process. Most of those surveyed recently obtained a purchase loan (53%), while others refinanced (44%) and the remaining (3%) took out a reverse mortgage.
Of all the borrows surveyed, 92% said they did online research prior to reaching out to lenders, and 71% said they worked with lenders that provided an online portal for document sharing.
The borrowers who were provided an online portal were twice as likely to say technology improved the loan process.
Joe Tyrrell, Ellie Mae's executive vice president of corporate strategy, added further insight.
We're already over a week into 2018, and the start of a new year is a great time to check in and see where we stand as an industry — and how things might change this year. Prepare for fake news algorithm updates Back in 2010, Google was getting beaten up in the media for the increasing amount of "content farm" clutter in the search results. Soon after that, in February 2011, the Google Panda update was released, which specifically targeted spammy and low-quality content. Why do I bring this up today? Because the media has been hammering Google for promoting fake news for the past year and a half — a problem so extensive that search industry expert Danny Sullivan has referred to it as "Google's biggest-ever search quality crisis." [Read the full article on Search Engine Land.] Opinions expressed in this article are those of the guest author and not necessarily Marketing Land. About The Author Pratik Dholakiya is the Co-Founder & VP Marketing of E2M, a digital marketing agency and MoveoApps, a mobile apps development company. He has over 8 years of experience in digital marketing and has served more than 500 customers into different verticals. As a passionate marketer, he regularly shares his thoughts and knowledge on high-end publications like Search Engine Journal, Entrepreneur Magazine, Search Engine Watch, Moz, Fast Company, Huffington Post and many more. He's passionate about fitness, entrepreneurship, startups and all things digital marketing.


Dallas: Dallas University Medical center at Dallas, Medical City Dallas, UT Southwestern medical center, Baylor Dallas, Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas.
Burleson, Farmers branch, Colleyville, Southlake, Keller, Watauga, Coppell, Farmers Branch, Addison, Argyle .
Out of hospital Birth Photography and videography.
Dallas: Birth and women's center, Dallas birth center.
Fort Worth: Fort Worth birthing and wellness center, Beautiful Beginnings Midwifery: Center for Birth & Women's Health, Origins Birth and Wellness Collective.
Denton: Inanna Birth & Women's Care.
McKinney:Bella Births Center for Birth & Women's Health.
Hurst: Gentle Beginnings Birth and Wellness Center.
Argyle: All About Babies Midwifery & Birth Center.
Grand Prairie: Family birth services, Special beginnings birthing center.
Richardson: Lovers Lane Birth Center.
Garland: Family centered maternity care and birth center.
Also serving the following areas: Plano, Mansfield, Addison, Farmers Branch, Coppell, Southlake, Colleyville, Keller, Watauga, Bedford, Euless, Frisco, Lewisville, Flower Mound, Irving, Las Colinas, North Richland Hills, Arlington, Burleson, Mesquitte, Carrollton, Azle, Rowlett, Rockwall, Lantana, Double Oak, Prosper, Waxahachie, DFW Metroplex, Roanoke, Trophy Club, Westlake, Melissa, Little Elm, The Colony, Haltom city, University Park, Corinth, Saginaw.
This album includes images from out of hospital births: Birth center birth, home birth, water birth, VBAC (Vaginal Birth After Cesarean) .
DFW, Dallas, Fort Worth, Denton, Grapevine, Plano, Garland, Grand Prairie, Arlington, Irving, Flower Mound, Lewisville, Frisco, Allen, Prosper, McKinney,Euless, Bedford, Hurst, Colleyville, Southlake, Keller, North Richland Hills, Coppell, Farmers Branch, Addison, Mansfield, Argyle.


Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh has issued a challenge to the cable TV network MSNBC: Go 30 days without mentioning me on the air.
"Throughout the busy broadcast day, MSNBC cannot go an hour without mentioning me or playing video of me or having me discussed," Rush told listeners on Tuesday.
"I have the nation's most listened to radio program and talk show. It is clear to me that MSNBC is hoping to build its ratings on my back.
"It seems that the liberalism that is MSNBC isn't selling as well as they would like because they cannot — from the [Joe] Scarborough show in the morning, all the way to night — they cannot go any appreciable length of time without showing video of me, the CPAC speech or excerpts from this radio show or having a bunch of hack guests on to discuss me.
"So my challenge is this, to MSNBC. Let's see if you can run your little TV network for 30 days . . . Let's see if you can do Rush withdrawal. Let's see if you can run your little TV network for 30 days without doing a single story on me."
MSNBC's fixation on Limbaugh could be a sign of desperation. As Newsmax reported earlier, ratings for its prime time show "Countdown With Keith Olbermann" at 8 p.m. have plunged a dizzying 42 percent since October, shortly before Democrat Barack Obama won the presidency. And in the key demographic of viewers 25 to 54 years old, Olbermann has lost 53 percent of his average nightly audience.
"So I challenge you, MSNBC! Thirty days without anything mentioning me," Rush said, according to a transcript on his Web site.
"No video of me, no guests commenting on me. See if you can do it. You know, stand on your own two feet. Stand on liberalism. Stand on what you believe. Stop bleeding off me."


There are 13 US Post Offices in Tuolumne County serving a total of 54,136 residents equating to 4,164 residents per post office. It's estimated that approximately 86,407 packages are handled across the 13 county post offices annually. Tuolumne County (/tu\u02d0\u02c8\u0252l\u0259mi\u02d0/ \"To All o' Me\", with a silent N), officially the County of Tuolumne, is a county in the U.S. state of California. As of the 2010 census, the population was 55,365. The county seat and only incorporated city is Sonora. Tuolumne County comprises the Sonora, CA Micropolitan Statistical Area. The county is in the Sierra Nevada region. The northern half of Yosemite National Park is located in the eastern part of the county."


There are some places that we get to go on our THPL journey that seem to be similar to where we spend a lot of our time and then there are some that just feel different. It could be the terrain, it could be the climate, the people. Different in this case is the goal. We learn more when we see things that are not like ours. We see different ways of living and dealing with challenges. It is and should be a moving experience and one that we seek out. As we think about where to go and what to do in 2019 we should consider looking for a different place to visit. Take four minutes, watch this video - https://vimeo.com/ab/manaslu - it is a good example of how different it can feel. The Himalaya are some of the most beautiful places in the world and the people who live there are very special. It might just inspire a stop on our journey. Enjoy the journey, it is after all, that we have…..
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The body temperature of the giant sauropods such as Brachiosaurus and Apatosaurus ever dominated the Jurassic period similar to birds today. Temperature is similar to mammals, such as humans. This can be known through the most unusual part of the dinosaur, the teeth. Experts know from a collection of teeth fossil. The experts used a new technique that measures the temperature through chemical means of mineral formation.The results of this study represents the first time that the experts actually using dental techniques to test the unknown dinosaur physiology. The technique itself relies on one of the most fundamental blocks of life, namely the atom. Many of the elements in the periodic table usually have what is called isotopes, where the variant element remains the same while the number of protons in the nucleus of different numbers of neutrons.
The number of neutrons in an atom can affect the overall weight of the molecule, which in turn affects the chemical properties. When the experts making measurements, the body temperature of dinosaurs known around 36-38 degrees Celsius. The temperature is similar to most modern mammal's temperature. Temperature is clearly hotter than most modern cold-blooded organisms.Temperature organism itself ranges from 26-30 degrees Celsius. These findings provide a new perspective on an old problem concerning the physiology of dinosaurs. Since the Jurassic period is considered to be one period of summer, this temperature range shows, sauropod has a unique method to help cool off.
See Others Picture of Were Dinosaurs Cold Blooded?


José Goméz, a civil rights and liberties scholar who educated countless Evergreen students in working for social justice, died on September 14, two weeks shy of his 71st birthday.
Goméz was an influential force at Evergreen for more than 25 years, teaching constitutional law and politics and serving in the deanery for eight years. Before turning to academia, he spent two decades working for community-based organizations, including as the executive director of La Raza Legal Center and the Human Rights Foundation, both in San Francisco. He championed gay and lesbian equal rights from his days as a Harvard law student, through his involvement and work with such organizations as Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders in Boston, and in his role as co-chair of the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force.
His fervor for equity and justice was rooted in his youth: He was raised in a family of migrant farmworkers and yearned to fight the oppression that kept them poor. He would go on to become a first-generation college graduate, a Peace Corps volunteer in Brazil, a Fulbright Scholar in Nicaragua, a graduate of Harvard Law School, and the executive assistant to César Chávez, co-founder of the United Farm Workers of America. He also worked as a high school teacher in Costa Rica and a community representative for California Governor Jerry Brown (during Brown's earlier term in office).
Goméz received his B.A. from the University of Wyoming. He earned his J.D. from Harvard following his five-year stint with the United Farm Workers union, where he initially worked as an organizer and boycott coordinator. At Harvard, he founded the Committee on Gay and Lesbian Legal Issues (now called Harvard Lambda), the nation's first gay rights organization at a law school.
As a faculty member, Goméz originated the Evergreen Supreme Court, in which students did legal research, wrote briefs, presented oral arguments, and rendered decisions on real cases. He also played an important role in helping to create the college's faculty union.
To honor Goméz's memory, donations can be made in his name to one of his favorite organizations on campus, Evergreen's Center for Community-Based Learning and Action.
He was also known for being a natural storyteller with a great sense of humor. "He began even the most serious of lectures with a prolonged joke, while students leaned in, waiting for the punch line," said colleague Therese Saliba.
Shariff joined Evergreen in 1990, serving for 22 years before retiring and being conferred with the title of faculty emeritus in 2012. He taught in the Master of Public Administration program and in the undergraduate curriculum in the areas of public administration, international politics, and political science. He directed the M.P.A. program in 2001-02 and was a founding member of United Faculty of Evergreen.
Shariff was devoted to teaching, continuing to do so after retiring, and he was known as a deeply engaged faculty member. "Even after retirement, Zahid stayed intellectually engaged," said Saliba. He was looking forward to teaching his popular course on imperialism this fall, but shortly before he died, he reluctantly concluded that his health would not permit it.
Born in India on March 7, 1939, Shariff was forced to resettle in Pakistan with his family in 1948 as part of the Partition of India. He earned an M.P.A. degree from Karachi University and a doctorate of public administration from New York University before returning to Pakistan to participate in efforts to build a modernized, peaceful nation. Prior to coming to Evergreen, he taught at Brooklyn College and Northeastern Illinois University in Chicago.
Gifts to honor Shariff's memory can be made to Evergreen's Annual Fund.
Joshua R. Bogle '06, April 19 in Berlin, Germany, where he lived since graduating from Evergreen.
Charlotte M. Breckenridge '78, July 21 at the age of 85. She was a counselor in the Tacoma School District until her retirement in 2000.
Deenie T. Celestine '95, April 18 at the age of 75. She was EMS coordinator for the Quinault Indian Nation.
Brenda J. Dell '09, June 10. She worked for the international program at Saint Martin's College and at Grays Harbor College.
Amy C. Dubin '75, August 1, 2013. She was an art teacher at Vashon Island High School.
Barbara L. Flynn '89, December 8, 2013. She worked for the Washington State Employment Security Department.
Roger Q. Gaines '84, May 24 at the age of 79. He was a retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel.
Daniel A. Gourde '76, June 10. He was a senior maintenance electrician for the Abernathy Fish Technology Center until he retired in 2010.
Susan (Manz) Graham '91, May 9. She was a circulation supervisor at Saint Martin's University library until her death.
Andrea S. Green '00, June 3. She was a freelance writer and tutor at Washington State University Tri-Cities.
Carrie Michi Hatta '86, July 25 due to complications related to a longstanding medical condition.
Keith Jackson '01, September 18, 2013. He was a computer scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
Michael A. Kennedy '91, June 26. He enjoyed a 30-year telecommunications career with AT&T, US West, Qwest and CenturyLink.


The South Market Lofts development project will provide a community of live/work residences created in an effort to connect creative individuals, urban pioneers, start-ups, digital media & production professionals, and entrepreneurs alike.
CCWa as the architect of record for this milestone project, featuring the conversion of an existing 5 story warehouse into 63 residential lofts, and a 2-level garage. Proposed residences are developed with thought given to providing opportunities for a community of creative individuals to live, work, collaborate while competing in a global economy. Situated along the Passaic River, and integrated into the River Walk proposed by the City of Passaic. The design is sensitive to the historic character of the building, maintaining most exterior details of the original turn-of-the-century building, incorporating brick and metal frame windows, with parapets and structural elements. In addition to residences, this complex includes a restaurant and other amenities for residents and visitors. This effort intends to spearhead a revival of the Passaic community, and CCWa will be at the forefront of that landmark effort.


Its already time to go home.
And It felt like as if it was yesterday when I first arrive.
probably because of the food when I was a kid.
and I am starting to miss the taste of kalbitang.
a closer relationship to God.
winter is very cold in Korea.
But all your love and care warms me up inside.
hidden in my hearts core.


"December 15, 2018 — Launching of the Year of the Youth at Our Lady of Hope Parish"
vous n'arrivez plus a attirer des jeunes dans la foi avec votre rigidité, regardez le nombre de jeunes fidèles dans nos églises française, terre sainte.
When homos take over the priesthood.
This clip is choreographed, contrived and dull. A typical ridiculous 'catholic' dance. It might as well be an aerobics exercise which should take place in a gym not in church. There is no spontaneity, no passion and no thought of Who it is these people ought to be praising.
Remember David? "A man after God's heart."
2 Samuel 6:14 - And David danced before the LORD with all [his] might; and David [was] girded with a linen ephod.
1 Samuel 18:6-7 - And it came to pass as they came, when David was returned from the slaughter of the Philistine, that the women came out of all cities of Israel, singing and dancing, to meet king Saul, with tabrets, with joy, and with instruments of musick.
When the Spirit of the Lord comes upon my heart I will dance like David danced.
Liturgical abuse? This is the 'New Order of Mass' working as designed with anything from ad orientem with Latin or hieratic vernacular to this nonsense. We must return fully to how the Mass and Office were for our ancestors, at minimum pre 48, but ideally pre 40 with the Office before the radical changes with under St Pius X.


Football Player; John began his senior career with Alloa Athletic before moving on to Falkirk for £3,300 in August 1958. White had already won a full Scotland cap while playing for the "Bairns" but his transfer to Tottenham Hotspur for £20,000 in October 1959 firmly established him as a leading player at international level. Between 1959 and 1964 an impressive total of 22 Scotland caps were won and in 1961 he was a valued member of the "Spurs" side which became the first English team of the Twentieth Century to win the "Double".
White would win the FA Cup again in 1962 and the European Cup Winners Cup in 1963. A skilled passer of the ball John had near perfect balance, was quick and possessed impeccable close control. His ability to find space and make telling runs without being noticed earned him the nickname "Ghost" amongst the Tottenham fans. White made 233 appearances for Tottenham scoring 53 goals. His tragic death at the age of 27 robbed Scotland of one of her finest players of the 1960s era.


Railway Flags flags are also used in railways. If you get a bright red logo in a bright pink spot, your tourists will likely rush out of their mystifying website. With the most appropriate combination of promotional effort, the site is destined to attract traffic. The link must bring the user to the site's destination page, which must be created especially for the target. The destination page should include an interesting video explaining the various sports betting activities that users can perform on the site. Therefore, before you write your copy, you must choose how you want to achieve your hearing. The copy you write will change depending on how you are going to deliver your message.
It Is possible to try to publish your efforts and ask for opinions on YouTube, but you may end up receiving a lot of comments from trolls instead of helpful comments. You Can try to spend less on maintenance by not crashing too much or going a lot off the road, but if you really need to defeat the opponents, it may not be possible. A lot of people have earned a substantial amount of money from the YouTube videos, but there is a lot of misguided and brazen nonsense about what it takes to be a successful YouTube filmmaker. You Can make money with the ads shown on your site videos. Or you can choose to use real money and turn it into coins to create purchases. The first point to get a cut from a party budget is usually the decorations.
Most of the time, it is possible that the name you select for your site has already been taken, especially if they are gaudy and short names. When you choose your domain name for your website, you would like it to be memorable and agile. At the end of the day, your domain name is just one of the most important elements to direct quality traffic to your site. Domain names rich in keywords can also show a prospective customer that their site is relevant to the specific niche they are looking for. They are Also excellent for business because they can provide an increase in the credibility of your site and business. In Addition, acquiring a domain name rich in keywords is required for pay-per-click ads, as it is one of the most visible facets of the ad. Increasing your credibility and having the right domain name will increase your click rate.
If you decide to choose a long song, look to shorten it, especially if you are a newcomer to the interpretation or have a tendency to get nervous on the stage. Unless you're producing a video for the expert market, few men and women worry about the character of the video, as long as it's not too bad. Open source VOD platforms have simplified that anyone can start a video site on demand. The video created must be published on YouTube and inserted into the site. Video-on-demand websites offer exclusive, entertaining content for those spectators. Actually, Germany, you're looking at a picture of your new policy. You can Also access the egg screen from here.


Eli Abella, a believer of biohacking, broke down the explanation to this terminology.
Fashionably' known as biohacking, the activity involves spending free time consulting the Internet, jerry-rigging laboratory equipment, and tinkering with the very foundations of life on Earth.
'Idle' Americans fiddling with foundations of life on Earth from homes!
Since these methods depend heavily on the ability to detect specific epitopes, several of the biohacking strategies listed above could be utilized.
com)-- Biohacking (or Do-It-Yourself Biology) is coming to New Mexico.
"Biohacking" Coming to "The Secret City"
Epigenetics, biohacking biofilm, stabilizing the brain and microbiome.
While Amit doesn't have the answers for the ethical questions, he explains that one of his roles is to be more provocative and philosophical about what design is, even more so as we face the brave new world of biohacking.
She describes GynePunks as "a feminist tool developed inside [the] biohacking scene.
26 -- Before you think Biohacking is a long complicated thing you don't want to be associated with, I'll ask you to think again, or rather, let me break it down for you.
Biohacking: Put a chip in me, please!
Further, Graafstra is convinced bio implants and biohacking are the unavoidable way of the very near future.
Por su parte, el Biohacking o punto de encuentro entre la biologia y la etica hacker, propone activistas que se identifican con el movimiento biopunk, el transhumanismo y el tecno-progresismo, desde la experimentacion de tecnicas medicas, nutricionales y electronicas que incluyen a la cibernetica, el registro de datos biometricos y el uso de nootropicos o drogas inteligentes, estimulantes de la memoria y potenciadores cognitivos.
If DNA was really just code, then biohacking could be seen as a modern version of the Homebrew Computer Club, the 1970s hobbyist group that spawned the first Apple computer and, eventually, the world's largest company.
The next frontier in the 'maker movement' is biohacking.


HONEST HISTORY is a coalition of historians and others supporting the balanced and honest presentation and use of Australian history during the centenary of World War I.
HONEST HISTORY's motto is 'not only but also'… also lots of other strands of Australian history. Anzac is important in Australian history but there is much more to that history than Anzac. The centenary is an ideal opportunity to focus broadly on our history.
HONEST HISTORY's website carries resources on all strands of Australian history, analysing the Anzac legend, monitoring the centenary and engaging in debate.


American Research Journal of Earth Science is an international, peer-reviewed, open access online journal. EAPS studies concern everything from the very center of the Earth more than 4000 miles beneath our feet to the character of planets far outside our own solar system, and the myriad structures and processes in between. Trending topics include climate and environmental change; natural hazards; natural re-sources; the origins of life both here on Earth, and beyond.This journal publishes interdisciplinary research work on topics like atmospheric science, climate, geobiology, geochemistry, geology, geophysics, oceanography, and planetary science.The journal welcomes and publishes insightful Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary science (EAPS) related articles in the form of original articles, review articles, case reports, short reviews, short notes etc.
Dr. Valentine Udoh James, Ph.D.
Dr. Shankar Lal Garg, Ph.D.


As the clock struck midnight on the Balmoral hotel clock my day had begun, I went home after a few drinks in Tigerlily with my boyfriend's sister, and after a brief time sleeping, awoke to some catching up of my fave TV shows. Gavin was out all day so it really was a me day which I think is really important to have, especially when you're in a relationship, so that you can take some time to miss the other person and appreciate what makes you tick. I started off with a soak in the bath using my 'made in Scotland' lavender Arran Aromatics bubble bath.
Breakfast was a very scrumptious breakfast burrito consisting of scrambled egg, avocado, grilled cherrry tomatoes and some chorizo, it was exactly what I needed and it's so easy to rustle up from the contents of the fridge. I love breakfast/brunch style cooking and eating of course.
Living in Edinburgh's west end, I live really close to some of Edinburgh's fantastic architecture, shopping, eateries, theatres and museaums. I'm the first to admit that sometimes I don't appreciate it as much as I should and today was a day for me to connect with my city just me and it. I've been wanting to go to 'The Counter,' Edinburgh's only coffee shop on a Rosie & Jim style canal boat, for so long but I wasn't in the mood for a coffee in the early afternoon but definitely another time, I'll be taking a leaf out of the woman on the chair's book.
Meltmongers in Bruntsfield has been on my munch list for a while now and with the sun shining it was the perfect opportunity for me to get a quick bite before the theatre matinee showing of 'Anita & Me' that I had spontaneously booked to go see. I perched myself at the window and quickly devoured 'The Big Cheese' – Mature cheddar, American & Gruyere cheese with sweet tomato and chilli chutney whilst reading a magazine and enjoying the view of Bruntsfield Links. Afterwards I chilled on a park bench while the sun was beating down on my face in the links.
Thanks to my friend Michelle, I've developed a new found love for Earl Grey tea with a splash of milk, so I popped into the cutest Internet cafe across from the King's theatre – I'm embarrassed that I don't know the name of it but I've been twice in the space of a week! As I waited for the show to begin, I took in the beautiful surroundings of the theatre. I'm proud to say that I have performed on the King's stage twice in my life and having been to a few shows there recently, it's spacious yet cozy feel made me realise that it's probably my favourite Edinburgh theatre. Anita and me was great fun and it kept me captivated the whole time, I remember watching the film ages ago. Unfortunately today was their last show but there's so many good shows coming to the King's that I'm excited to see.
I was planning a night curled up in my duvet with a film or new TV series so I'd posted on social media for some inspiration from friends, out of the blue I received a message from my friend Lindsay who I hadn't spoken to in ages. Lindsay and I met at a cake course a couple of years ago and she asked if I fancied a coffee after the show. This impromptu meet up turned into dinner and we took some beautiful photos of Edinburgh castle in the sun before heading to Wagamama for some pad Thai (there's a new Edinburgh Wagamama opening soon in St Andrew's Square).
Can you believe me as a food blogger, I forgot to take a photo of my food so I took a screenshot of Wagamama's official picture and it looks exactly the same, it was so welcome I loves the flavours! Today has been a breath of fresh air, full of chilled out vibes and laid back attitudes. I love all Edinburgh has to offer and the fact you can do it all solo if you want to or allow a friend to invite you to do something with only a matter of minutes notice.
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Wardens wrestle deer that crashed into Minn. basement
The call came over their patrol truck radio just before 4 p.m. There was a deer in a house. In a basement, to be exact, and the owners were panicking over what to do. "We sort of laughed at first. Then we started getting other officers coming on ...
Written By: John Myers | Nov 28th 2018 - 2pm.
Minnesota conservation officer-in-training Leah Kampa and conservation officer Kipp Duncan wrestled with a deer in a basement last week to move it outside the house. Duncan is currently working in plain clothes to watch Kampa interact with people without a second uniformed officer nearby. Steve Kuchera / skuchera@duluthnews.com
The call came over their patrol truck radio just before 4 p.m.
There was a deer in a house.
In a basement, to be exact, and the owners were panicking over what to do.
"We sort of laughed at first. Then we started getting other officers coming on the radio offering advice, while laughing of course, telling us to make sure to get video," said Minnesota Conservation Officer Kipp Duncan.
"They all had advice but none of them showed up to help," said Leah Kampa, a conservation officer in training who has been patrolling with Duncan this month in the woods north of Duluth.
When the two officers arrived at the Duluth Township home they could see the smashed basement window from the driveway.
"The whole basement was trashed. There was glass everywhere," Kampa added. "The owners said after they first heard the window crash they thought there was a war going on in their basement."
"It was actually quiet when I went in. I thought maybe it had died or something. They (the homeowners) told me they had it locked in the laundry room, but that it kept getting out - it would paw at the latch and open it - but then go right back in,'' Duncan said.
But the deer - a doe Duncan gauged at one-and-one-half years old, maybe 120 pounds - was far from dead. It was just warming up.
"I went in there, and it just went nuts. It tried to jump out those little basement windows up high, but just bounced off the walls. It was smashing into everything. Not bumping into them, smashing into things. Eventually it ended up upside down in the laundry tub, its legs flailing in the air,'' Duncan said.
Duncan lifted the deer out of the laundry tub, but the deer busted loose from his bear hug.
During this time, Kampa and the homeowners were busy trying to block all the windows. The wardens also built a corridor of sorts, walled by furniture - chairs, tables, the basement pool table - trying to funnel the deer up the stairs of the split-level home.
Duncan finally managed to flop on top of the deer, but it squirmed away.
"I'm yelling for her (Kampa) and the deer is bellowing ... blahhhhhh! It was a mess,'' Duncan said, noting the deer didn't take the hoped-for route. "It jumped on top of the pool table where it was slipping pretty bad, trying to get traction.''
Kampa noted there was no way the deer could make it back through the window it came in through.
"The only way out was up the stairs and out the front door,'' Duncan said.
While Duncan was trying to wrestle the deer into submission, Kampa and the homeowners worked to remove all of the antiques, paintings and knicknacks along the deer's route to the front door.
"The house was full of breakable stuff," Duncan noted. "My primary concern was that there were water lines and gas lines down in the basement, and that I had to get this thing subdued and get it out before it did some serious damage."
A little later Duncan laid on top of the deer and managed to grab a heavy throw rug that was nearby. He started to cover the deer with the rug and yelled for Kampa to come down and tie up the doe's rear legs.
Somehow the officers eventually subdued the deer, rolled it up in the rug and started to carry it up the stairs.
"It was starting to squirm out again ... its front legs and head. But its back legs were still tied, and we managed to push it up the stairs and out the front door ... And then it just bolted out through the yard and was gone,'' Duncan said.
"And it didn't even say thank you," Kampa added.
The incident occured Nov. 20 - two days after Minnesota's firearms deer season closed.
Duncan estimated they were only at the house a half-hour. He said the wrestling match with the doe lasted about 15 minutes of that, off and on.
"I was physically exhausted. To the point of almost throwing up,'' Duncan said. "It was a heck of a fight."
In the end the homeowners reported no major damage other than the broken window that needed to be replaced. The rest was mostly cleanup.
What about the video the other officers demanded?
"We were just too busy. We never had time to think about taking a photo," Duncan said.
Kampa conceded deer rescues in basements were not something she learned at the Department of Natural Resources training academy over the summer.
Duncan, however, has ample experience rescuing deer. In recent months he's cut two bucks loose that had been snared in backyard hammocks.
"I'm not sure we'll see one like this again," Kampa said.
Duncan said it appears the homeowners had left corn out for deer to eat on the sidewalk near the window. But it's not clear why the deer decided to bolt through the window into the basement.
Kampa and Duncan said that, in hindsight, they should have probably used their Tasers to subdue the deer.
"All we needed was a few seconds of it not fighting back and a chance to get it outside," Duncan said. "Next time, that's what we'll do."
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Little is known about Harappan religion and language. A collection of written texts on clay and stone tablets unearthed at Harappa—which have been carbon dated 3300-3200 BCE—contain trident-shaped, plant-like markings that appear to be written from right to left. There is considerable debate about whether it was an encoded language at all and whether it is related to Indo-European and South Indian language families. The Indus script remains indecipherable without any comparable symbols, and is thought to have evolved independently of the writing in Mesopotamia and Ancient Egypt. Researchers are using technological advances in computer science in order to attempt to decipher it.
The Harappan religion also remains a topic of speculation. It has been widely suggested that the Harappans worshipped a mother goddess who symbolized fertility. In contrast to Egyptian and Mesopotamian civilizations, the Indus Valley Civilization seems to have lacked any temples or palaces that would give clear evidence of religious rites or specific deities.
Many Indus Valley seals include the forms of animals; some depict the animals being carried in processions, while others show mythological creations like unicorns, leading scholars to speculate about the role of animals in Indus Valley religions. Interpretations of these animal motifs include signification of membership in a clan, elite class, or kin structure. One seal from Mohenjo-daro shows a half-human, half-buffalo monster attacking a tiger. This may be a reference to the Sumerian myth of a monster created by Aruru—the Sumerian earth and fertility goddess—to fight Gilgamesh, the hero of an ancient Mesopotamian epic poem. This is a further suggestion of international trade in Harappan culture.
Indus Valley excavation sites have revealed a number of distinct examples of the culture's art, including sculptures, seals, pottery, gold jewelry, and anatomically detailed figurines in terracotta, bronze, and steatite.
Among the various gold, terracotta, and stone figurines found was a figure of a priest-king displaying a beard and patterned robe. Another figurine in bronze, known as the Dancing Girl, is only 11 centimeters high and shows a female figure in a pose that suggests the presence of some choreographed dance form enjoyed by members of the civilization. Terracotta works also included cows, bears, monkeys, and dogs. In addition to figurines, the Indus River Valley people are believed to have created necklaces, bangles, and other ornaments.
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How was Harappan society organized, and what institutions functioned as centers of authority? Archaeological records provide no immediate answers regarding a center of authority or depictions of people in power in Harappan society, and there are few written records to consult. However, Harrapan artifacts display an extraordinary uniformity. Pottery, seals, weights, and bricks with standardized sizes and weights, suggest some form of authority and governance, though it is not clear what that form was exactly.
Over time, various theories have developed concerning Harappan systems of rule. One theory is that there was a single state encompassing all the communities of the civilization; this theory is supported by the similarity in artifacts, the evidence of planned settlements, the standardized ratio of brick size, and the apparent establishment of settlements near sources of raw material. Another theory posits that there was no single ruler, but rather a number of leaders representing each of the urban centers, including Mohenjo-daro, Harappa, and other communities. It seems likely that there was not one centralized and all-powerful state but that various classes and centers of power were integrated into a decentralized structure.
Though seal inscriptions do seem to have written information, scholars have not been able to decipher the Indus script. As a result, they have had considerable difficulty understanding the nature of the state and religious institutions of the Indus Valley Civilization. We know relatively little about their legal codes, procedures, and systems of governance.
Historians have made educated guesses about the nature of Harappan civilization from the available artifacts and physical structures. Some experts have theorized that the Indus Valley Civilization had no rulers as we understand them, that everyone enjoyed equal status. Some evidence in support of this conclusion is that most Harappan residents seem to have enjoyed relatively equal health and that there were not many elite burials, which archaeologists have discerned through mortuary analysis—the study of graves and deposits containing human remains.
However, this does not conclusively prove that Harappan society lacked any social hierarchy, and it could possibly be the result of other factors, like different beliefs about the afterlife. Some scholars point to varying house sizes and varied heights of structures to suggest that different social classes occupied different levels in the cities. Others identify items such as painted pottery, bangles, beaded ornaments, and even location within cities as indicators of wealth. A considerable degree of craft specialization also suggests some degree of socio-economic stratification.
It is widely believed that the Harappan civilization was a peaceful one that did not engage in any warfare, but there is not conclusive evidence to support this belief, and some archaeologists consider it a pervasive myth. Some scholars argue that Harappans were peaceful primarily because there were no natural enemies due to the geographic location of the major cities. Weapons have been found at sites, but there is debate as to whether they were used in conflict with other groups or as defense against wild animals.
The Indus Valley Civilization declined around 1800 BCE, and scholars debate which factors resulted in the civilization's demise. One theory suggested that a nomadic, Indo-European tribe called the Aryans invaded and conquered the Indus Valley Civilization, though more recent evidence tends to contradict this claim. Many scholars believe that the collapse of the Indus Valley Civilization was caused by climate change. Some experts believe the drying of the Saraswati River, which began around 1900 BCE, was the main cause for climate change, while others conclude that a great flood struck the area.
Various elements of the Indus Civilization are found in later cultures, suggesting the civilization did not disappear suddenly due to an invasion. Many scholars argue that changes in river patterns caused the large civilization to break up into smaller communities called late Harappan cultures.
Another disastrous change in the Harappan climate might have been eastward-moving monsoons, or winds that bring heavy rains. Monsoons can be both helpful and detrimental to a climate, depending on whether they support or destroy vegetation and agriculture.
By 1800 BCE, the Indus Valley climate grew cooler and drier, and a tectonic event may have diverted or disrupted river systems, which were the lifelines of the Indus Valley Civilization. The Harappans may have migrated toward the Ganges basin in the east, where they could have established villages and isolated farms. These small communities would not have been able to produce the same agricultural surpluses to support large cities. With the reduced production of goods, there would have been a decline in trade with Egypt and Mesopotamia. By around 1700 BCE, most of the Indus Valley Civilization cities had been abandoned.
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Could R. Kelly's Reckoning Finally Be Here? His Publicist, Lawyer and Assistant Have All Dropped Him
Written by Matt Keeley on April 21, 2018
For over two decades, allegations and rumors have swirled around R. Kelly. He's been accused of running a "sex cult," and grooming young teenage girls for sexual relationships. While by now most people know about the claims against R. Kelly, a new BBC documentary may finally see the R&B singer punished. At the very least, his lawyer, publicist and assistant have all left him.
At the end of last month, BBC3 aired R. Kelly: Sex, Girls and Videotapes. In the film, journalist Ben Zand looks at the allegations against Kelly. The documentary even included an interview with Kitti Jones, Kelly's former girlfriend. Jones confirms she was part of the "sex dungeon," and was forced to have sex with him and others on "more than 10" occasions.
Jones also said Kelly told her he was "training" a 14-year-old girl to be one of his "pets." She said, "I saw that this girl was dressed like me, that she was saying the things I'd say, and her mannerisms were like mine. That's when it clicked in my head that he had been grooming me to become one of his pets, too. He calls them his pets."
Kelly denies these claims. However, Kelly has been in court before; in 2008, he was acquitted on child pornography charges, accused of making a 27-minute sex tape with an underage girl. When the case went to trial, however, the jury ruled they couldn't conclusively identify the girl to determine if she was, in fact, underage.
However, when the tape was originally sent to Chicago reporter Jim DeRogatis, who had been working on the R. Kelly story since 2000, his article in the Chicago Sun-Times identified the girl as a 14-year-old, confirmed by the girl's aunt. This is the infamous urination tape. While the urination aspect has become a common punchline — even Macklemore's "Thrift Shop" has a joking reference — the fact that Kelly's victim was underage appears to have been forgotten.
Kelly also was discovered to have forged the age on his marriage certificate when he wed the late singer Aaliyah. At the time, she was 15, however, the certificate says she was 18.
Since the BBC documentary aired, Kelly's inner circle has left him. As of April 1, Kelly's executive assistant Diana Copeland left the singer. Copeland worked with Kelly on projects like Trapped in the Closet and 2007's Light Up Tour. In addition, Kelly's attorney, Linda Mensch has left him, as has Trevian Kutti, his publicist.
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Zac Efron's New Movies 2017: What's Next for the "Baywatch" Star?
By: Dontei Wynter - Published: February 5, 2017 at 7:00 am
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Hollywood just wouldn't be the same without teen heart throb, Zac Efron— which is why we're relieved that the 29-year-old actor has a few movies, releasing in 2017! With Baywatch, Zac Efron's new movie, 2017 is starting to improve already.
We will say this: The latest Zac Efron upcoming movie is 2017 ready, and we're prepared to go down the list of the actor's new movies for 2017.
Zac Efron's new movies are some of this year's most anticipated ones, and we can't wait for them to finally hit theaters everywhere! If you want the full list of Zac Efron's upcoming movies, then we have just what you need.
The Baywatch star has since graduated from his High School Musical days and matured into a more diverse actor. That is when he's not showcasing his fit physique in a series of comedies! Efron has come a long way and though it can be argued that he plays the usual stereotypical "frat brother" roles, he's certainly found his place within the comedy genre.
It's gonna be May! It's not time yet, but Efron is going to be showing off all the muscles he has in the remake of the hit '90s show-turned-movie, Baywatch. Efron will be joined by Central Intelligence star, Dwayne Johnson and Quantico star, Priyanka Chopra in the upcoming action comedy, set to be released on May 19. Baywatch was a huge success in the '90s as the show focused around a band of lifeguards and their efforts to maintain safety on the local beach. Believe it or not, the show was canceled after it's first season on NBC, but went on to become one the most watched TV shows in the world! Efron will be playing the role of Matt Brody, a disgraced gold medalist Olympic swimmer who is used as a PR stunt to gather more interest in the Baywatch team's work. His character is very similar to his Neighbors character, but without the dead body! That's right—Efron and Johnson's characters try to solve the case of a dead body, while butting heads with each other. Now, it's up to the lifeguard team to try and solve the murder of the unknown victim on the beach and how Chopra's character ties it all together. It should be interesting seeing Chopra as a villain instead of a heroine, but judging by the trailer, she looks like she felt right at home. Audiences love seeing Efron in comedic roles and it's no surprise that he bulked up even more, just to try and look bigger in comparison to his co-star, Johnson.
It's JAN 2nd and time to get after it. Every Monday from now until Memorial Day Weekend when our movie is released, we'll launch something new from #BAYWATCH. Why Monday's? Because we're the only bad ass motivating movie that can tackle Monday's and make Monday's our beach. #AvengersOfTheBeach #UltraTanned #AndHighlyDysfunctional #BAYWATCH MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND ????
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Alternatively this year, fans will see Efron portray Dan Janigian in the cult classic, The Room, which is directed and also stars actor, James Franco. The film is a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Tommy Wiseau's, The Room. The Room has been described as the Citizen Kane of bad movies and fans get to see Efron, Seth Rogen, and Alison Brie among the cast. The exact release date isn't determined yet, but it's expected to be a hilarious mockumentary. Franco and Rogen are a good team and when you add Efron to the mix, anything is possible. Franco has proven himself to be a versatile force in Hollywood and there's no sign of him slowing down, either. When you have a rhythm, you have to just go with it and if that rhythm involves Zac Efron, then you're golden! We look forward to seeing this one and we wouldn't be surprised if Efron just so happens to be shirtless for no reason at all.
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The Great Showman
Fans looking to see Efron get back to his musical roots will enjoy watching him star in The Great Showman. Efron will be joined by actress Michelle Williams, Hugh Jackman, Zendaya, and Rebecca Ferguson. The film tells the story of American showman, P.T. Barnum (Jackman), the founder of the circus that became the famous traveling Ringling Bros. Efron's role has yet to be confirmed but it's very likely that he will be playing Barnum's young show partner, Bailey. Does this film have enough star power to make it award-worthy? The story is interesting enough and everyone already knows what capable singers Jackman and Efron are. With the addition of Spider-Man: Homcoming's Zendaya and Mission: Impossible-Rogue Nation's Rebecca Ferguson, this film already has our attention and we can't wait to see it! The film will be released on December 25, making it the perfect Christmas gift.
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There's no telling what's next for Efron or what roles he'll tackle on the big screen, but we know that he's not afraid of any project and he continues to push himself. From High School Musical to Baywatch, fans have seen the young actor grow into himself and find his way in the world of cinema. Sure, taking your shirt off can help here and there, but we can expect to see a different side of Efron in the near future.


Get drenched in music and colors, this Holi in Delhi.
This Holi get wet & dirty, enjoy banging music with booze and bhaang at these Holi parties. If you are looking for fun unlimited then you must save your dates to attend these.
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This #Holi enjoy the liquor you love, food that tingles your tongue & music which makes you go crazy on your feet, everything under one roof. Music, dance, performance art and visual stimulation all combined with "gulaal and bhaang" around. Get ready to be served with total madness with a line up of 30 artist.
Mark your dates as this post Holi party brings you more colors, more alcohol, more music, more fun & frills. With unstoppable DJs, Dhol & nagade, rain dance, Fingerlicious festive food, Booze, thandai and colours it's gonna be crazy fun.
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An adaptation of the award-winning book about one very special gorilla, Disney's "The One and Only Ivan" is an unforgettable tale about the beauty of friendship, the power of visualization and the significance of the place one calls home. Ivan is a 400-pound silverback gorilla who shares a communal habitat in a suburban shopping mall with Stella the elephant, Bob the dog, and various other animals. He has few memories of the jungle where he was captured, but when a baby elephant named Ruby arrives, it touches something deep within him. Ruby is recently separated from her family in the wild, which causes him to question his life, where he comes from and where he ultimately wants to be. The heartwarming adventure, which comes to the screen in an impressive hybrid of live-action and CGI, is based on Katherine Applegate's bestselling book, which won numerous awards upon its publication in 2013, including the Newbery Medal.
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"The Bad Guys" Drive Into Theaters April 22
Nobody has ever failed so hard at trying to be good as The Bad Guys In the new action comedy from Dr...
Il Divo Announces 'Greatest Hits" Tour
Following the tragic passing of Il Divo's Carlos Marin, the remaining members of the multi-national ...
Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest 2022′ Celebrates its 50th Anniversary
Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest 2022′ celebrates its ...
Betty White's 100th Birthday Celebration in Theaters January 17, 2022
Join the party of the century on January 17th, honoring Betty White's 100th Birthday! This is ...
The Women of "The 355" Hits Theaters January 7, 2022
A dream team of formidable female stars come together in a hard-driving original approach to the glo...
Keith Urban Announces 2022 Tour
Keith Urban is heading out on his "The Speed of Now" World Tour in 2022 with opening act...
Adele Announces Weekend Residency at the Colosseum in Caesars Palace Hotel Beginning January 2022
Adele is heading to The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas with shows from January 21, 2022 to...
After 35 Years, a-ha returns to the Radio City Music Hall for One Night Only
After 35 years, Norwegian band a-ha comes to the United States for one night only at Radio City Musi...
Cirque du Soleil's "Twas the Night Before . . . " Heads to New York for Three Weeks
Twas the Night Before… by Cirque du Soleil is the exhilarating spin on the beloved Christmas classic...
"West Side Story" 60th Anniversary – In Theaters November 28 and December 1
This electrifying musical, with music by Leonard Bernstein and lyrics from Stephen Sondheim, sets th...