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Legal & Financial Regulations on the Cannabis Industry
Produced on April 05, 2019
David N. Feldman
Jennifer Briggs Fisher
$ 59 Banking, Criminal, Food, Beverage, & Agriculture, and Cannabis In Stock
Time 1h 1m
Topics covered in this course: Banking Criminal Food, Beverage, & Agriculture Cannabis
This program, taught by David Feldman and Jen Fisher, partners and Team Leads of the Cannabis Industry Group at Duane Morris LLP in New York and San Francisco, provides an overview of financing for cannabis-related businesses and the unique banking issues they face, as well as the industry's regulatory environment (both current and anticipated). The course will begin with a brief overview of cannabis regulation, the interplay between state and federal law, and industry perceptions about what changes may come about at the federal level following the 2018 elections. The program will then address the unique issues in raising capital for these companies, including the differences between businesses that "touch the plant" and those that do not, and review the challenges faced by public companies in the space.
Mr. Feldman will address banking regulatory issues, including the Bank Secrecy Act, guidance on the issue from The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) of the US Treasury Department, and how banks are reacting to that guidance, and Ms. Fisher then will focus on the broader regulatory and enforcement issues that cannabis companies must address at both the state and federal level. State regulations are evolving and vary widely from state to state, and federal enforcement attitudes shift from year to year. Ms. Fisher will also review the impact of the recently passed Farm Bill, which legalized industrial hemp and hemp-derived cannabidiol (CBD), including how these substances will be regulated going forward.
Review the current statutory and regulatory landscape
Explore the challenges of financing, banking and state and federal regulation in a rapidly growing but complex industry
Advise cannabis clients on finance, banking, and regulatory questions
David N. Feldman concentrates his practice on corporate and securities law and mergers and acquisitions, as well as general representation of public and private companies, entrepreneurs, investors, and private equity and venture capital firms. Mr. Feldman also advises emerging growth companies with regard to alternatives to traditional financing through initial public offerings. He is also considered an authority on public offerings through the recently implemented SEC Regulation A+. Mr. Feldman also represents investors, social media sites, public and private issuers and applicants for grow and dispensary licenses in the emerging cannabis industry.
Mr. Feldman has authored four books on finance and entrepreneurship, and contributed to three other books. His latest book, Regulation A+ and Other Alternatives to a Traditional IPO (John Wiley & Sons), was published in March 2018. His popular blog at http://www.davidfeldmanblog.com/, focusing on entrepreneurship and the regulatory environment, has been recognized by LexisNexis as a Top 25 corporate law blog, and his videos appear on his YouTube channel, The Entrepreneur's Advocate. He also pens a monthly column on cannabis regulation for Honeysuckle magazine.
Mr. Feldman is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Law School, and of the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. He has served as chair of the board of Wharton's global alumni association. Mr. Feldman discusses his practice in this featured video.
Mr. Feldman discusses the Duane Morris Cannabis Industry Group in a video from Cannabrunch 2018.
Jennifer Fisher is a partner in Goodwin's Securities, White Collar and Business Litigation practice, and the firm's Cannabis practice. She focuses her practice on litigation, including commercial litigation and white collar defense, and on cannabis law. Ms. Fisher has represented corporations and individuals involved in a broad range of complex and high stakes litigation, legislative and administrative proceedings.
Ms. Fisher provides advice on regulatory and compliance issues and counsels companies involved in government investigations and civil litigation. Her experience includes the defense of corporations and individuals in both criminal and civil matters, including those involving public corruption, health care fraud, antitrust offenses, RICO, false claims, government contract disputes, homeland security and customs enforcement, and financial services.
Ms. Fisher's background in handling complex matters for companies in highly-regulated markets led to the development of her cannabis practice. She regularly advises cannabis operators, ancillary businesses and investors on regulatory compliance, licensing and disclosure obligations. Ms. Fisher also represents cannabis companies in litigation.
Prior to joining Goodwin in 2020, Ms. Fisher was a partner at Duane Morris, where she led the firm's Cannabis Industry Group.
Douglas F.
Interesting topic. Somewhat dated at this point, but a decent primer.
Hannah A.
Great course! Very informative.
Nathalie R.
Great course. Particularly enjoyed the history lesson! Thank you.
Super helpful that the male instructor interrupted the female to explain that Guam has legalized adult use right after she explained that laws were "changing by the minute." /s
Vincent E.
Loved the history
Kristin W.
Interesting focus on regulatory and social changes that led to a historic shift in the cannabis industry (I enjoyed the history lesson) and a comprehensive explanation of the resulting legal issues.
Most informative CLE so far. Nice history lesson too.
Britton A.
Very thorough.
JOANNA M.
Karlowba P.
James Q.
Very interesting, dynamic area of law and business.
Heena K.
This was overall a great presentation!
Stan H.
Look forward to an update
Good program.
Sean Paul O.
Jen Fisher did a great job of providing some densely-packed and timely information. David Feldman did as well, with the added benefit of a discussion of emerging cannabis industry corporate structures and investment strategy.
Interesting course!
susan c.
great course!
Grant C.
The male speaker should be on radio.
Mattie A.
Rafael G.
Very good history lesson and regulatory overreview that puts he current state of the law in clear perspective!
Anna Hui T.
Good overview of a growing area of law that both law practitioners & general citizens should be knowledgeable.
Very interesting and informative
Great overview. Great overview.
Good overview of new area of law.
Joseph T.
Very knowledgeable presenters with the regulatory experience needed to understand not just the issues, but the likely trajectory of future regulatory and financial developments.
James E H.
Early-stage topic that is difficult to cover. Presenters did a fine job!
excellent presentation
J Thomas S.
Timely. Excellent presentation.


Dry January is a well-known annual campaign that challenges people to ditch the drink for a month. It's done partly to get people talking about the effects of alcohol on themselves and society, and partly so that those involved can enjoy the health benefits of avoiding alcohol for 31 days.
It's been a big success, with 1 in 6 Britons joining in last year. And it really does make a difference to your health – Alcohol Concern have the science to prove it.
Now those who are taking part in Dry January 2017 have a new way to make their efforts go further – you can use the campaign to raise money for both Alcohol Concern and NewLink Wales at the same time.
In 2017, supporters can choose to split any money they raise from a sponsored Dry January between Alcohol Concern and a charity partner of their choice, including NewLink Wales.
To do so, simply sign up for Dry January at dryjanuary.org.uk. During the sign-up process, you'll be asked if you want to raise money for both Alcohol Concern and your favourite charity. If you do, you'll be able to select NewLink Wales from the list of available charities, and you'll also have a fundraising automatically created for you to share with friends, family and colleagues.
Let us know that you're supporting us for Dry January – drop us an e-mail – and we'll keep an eye on your progress on social media and help you get the word out there.
Why are NewLink Wales supporting Dry January?
Because we believe in the idea. Because we've often worked with or alongside people whose lives have been affected by alcohol addiction. And because we know that raising awareness through campaigns like this will help people look more closely at their own relationship with alcohol, something that can be overlooked in a society where frequent drinking is often considered par for the course.
Dry January is a great way for us to get the message out there about the work that we do supporting people who've struggled with alcohol addiction or other substance misuse issues – and in 2017, it's also a great way for people to support us, helping us keep our services running so we can continue to have a positive impact on people's lives.
NewLink Wales takes your privacy extremely seriously. We actively monitor and review our processes to ensure we are compliant with current legislation around data protection, and we aim to be as transparent and open as possible about what we do with your data, and why we do it. If at any time you have any questions about your data, you can contact us to discuss.
We are currently recruiting for a Universal Service Coordinator to cover maternity leave here in NewLink Wales, based in Cardiff. The purpose of the Universal Services Coordinator is to undertake a range of functions to enable the smooth and effective running of the VOLocity project as well as supporting the Workforce Development Team (WFD) with administration duties. To provide specialist support to people affected by substance misuse and other wellbeing issues.
We have an exciting opportunity for Young Persons Educator to join the Switched On team here in NewLink Wales, based in Cardiff.
This course aims to bring a broad understanding about substance misuse and the impact that is has on individuals.
VOLocity is our general volunteering programme for the substance misuse sector. It means you can use your skills to make a difference, learn new skills to boost your future, and meet some incredible people.
Bee-keeping offers the ideal community setting for people to solidify their recovery, prevent relapses, and get the problem-solving skills they need to maintain change in their lives.
MILE is a training programme. It's designed to help you get to a point where you're comfortable and confident entering substance misuse volunteering.
The Peer Mentoring Service (formerly the Out of Work service) aims to help people move towards employment and economic independence. We do this through a mix of training, skills development and qualifications. It's delivered by NewLink Wales and Gofal, and made possible by funding from the European Social Fund through the Welsh Government.
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We Need To Elect People Who Give A Damn
October 15, 2020 /0 Comments/in Candidates, TOPICS, VIDEOS /by Justin Kanew
Heidi Campbell for TN Senate 20 and Gideon's Army respond to a dog whistle attack ad against them by a PAC supporting Steve Dickerson.
Sen. Dickerson refuses to condemn the ad.
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VIDEO: Governor Lee's School Vouchers Pass The Senate (Highlights)
April 26, 2019 /0 Comments/in Education, State, TOPICS, VIDEOS /by Staff
After squeaking through the house, Governor Lee's public school-harming legislation that no legislators want near their own district passed the senate 20-13.
Watch the video, and holler at your legislators. The House & Senate versions still need to be reconciled, so keep calling, and show up at the capitol Monday!
Here's more on vouchers, and what happened in the house this week – when Rep. Zachary sold public schools out at the last minute.
Reps Akbari, Robinson, Yarbro, and Dickerson all did their best to speak out, but to no avail.
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VIDEO: Sec. Hargett's Voter Registration Criminalization Extravanganza (HIGHLIGHTS)
April 11, 2019 /0 Comments/in Civil Rights, State, TOPICS, VIDEOS /by Staff
In 2018, the Tennessee Black Voter Project set out to register 55,000 voters – and ended up registering close to 90,000.
Now Secretary of State Tre Hargett has a bill – HB 1079/SB 971 – which would criminalize voter registration efforts, with fines and penalties for mistakes on forms, and potential criminal punishment for turning forms in with deficiencies, or not getting the "proper" training.
It would be the first of its kind in the country.
The bill passed a senate committee this week, despite opposition from Senators Jeff Yarbro and Steve Dickerson.
Watch the HIGHLIGHTS:
Dickerson was concerned that the bill sought to punish people for mistakes, pointing out that it's already illegal to submit fraudulent forms.
Yarbro made the point that most registration groups feel they're required to turn in even incomplete forms, so to punish them for doing what they're compelled to do by law would be unfair.
Yarbro was by far the most vocal in opposition.
He also pointed out that there's a standard amount of deficiencies according to federal statistics, and this bill would end up punishing pretty much any large-scale voter registration drives as a result. He also reminded the committee that the proposed penalties are harsher than some violent crimes.
The Holler spoke with Tequila Johnson, one of the driving forces behind the Tennessee Black Voter project, who confirmed the group was in fact under the impression that they were required to turn in any forms voters had touched, and had been advised to do just that. She also said they took careful measures for quality control purposes, and adamantly insisted they did not pay per form, which is what Election Coordinator Mark Goins said the bill intended to put a stop to.
Johnson says the Black Voter Project attempted to reach out to Hargett's office even before the project for guidance, but were turned down. Instead they met with local election commissions who told them to turn in any forms that voters even partially filled out.
Johnson:
"We were careful. We didn't want anything to jeopardize the integrity of the project… mistakes happened, but not at the scale they're talking about. They're taking a few times it happened and highlighting it to mischaracterize the whole project."
Johnson says she tried to go and testify, but nobody would return her calls.
"I reached out several times. Nobody would return my calls. People don't respect black organizers… I'm from Tennessee, bred and buttered. I'm used to their attempts to limit access. It's just another hoop to have to jump through. Bring it on. I'm sure this bill will discourage some people, but it won't be me."
Johnson insists nobody was paid per form but by the hour. This was a major sticking point for Goins, who was there on behalf of Secretary of State Tre Hargett. Goins offered no proof to the contrary, but instead used a statement from a worker who said they were told to "register everyone and not take no for an answer", as well as another from a man whose wife had been deceased when she was registered.
As for the 55% deficiency number cited by Goins at the hearing, we have reached out to ask where that comes from. It appears to come from this article about Shelby county registrations, but the number in that article does not apply to all 30,000 new forms, and does not get specific about how many new registrations were seemingly fraudulent vs. just deficient.
Secretary Tre Hargett told us this week that it is "not true" the bill is retaliatory against black voters in nature, but Tequila Johnson remains unconvinced and says they knew this was coming:
"We knew there would be backlash even when we named it the Black Voter Project. But we have to not be afraid to stand in our truth. Our ancestors survived a lot worse. I'd be a damn coward to back out now."
She also says this shouldn't be a partisan issue:
"I have Republican Friends. I registered Republicans personally. People with confederate flags, Trump stickers… this isn't just about black or brown, or Republican or Democrat – it's about access. It's about power and money. But I do feel like people don't respect black organizations in this city. 'Equity' is just a buzz word to them."
And went on to stress that The Tennessee Black Voter Project is not some behemoth organization:
"We're 100% volunteer-led. We don't have a full-time staff. Hargett's yearly salary is more than we've ever raised. We figured out how to do what he should be doing."
Tennessee regularly ranks near the bottom in voter turnout.
Rep. Jim Cooper (D-Nashville) says this about Hargett's bill:
"This bill would have a chilling effect on voter registration in Tennessee. It punishes Good Samaritans… The idea of punishing this virtuous behavior is absurd."
If you think Tennessee should be making it easier to register to vote, not harder, Holler at Secretary of State Tre Hargett HERE.
EMAIL: tre.hargett@tn.gov
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Better Future Press Conference
September 14, 2020 /0 Comments/in /by Justin Kanew
Better Future challenges State Senator Dickerson: DISCLOSE YOUR $25 MILLION FRAUD SETTLEMENT WITH THE FEDS.
Tune in on Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube at 10 am for the live press conference.
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Rousset est une commune française située dans le département des Hautes-Alpes en région Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur. Les habitants sont les Roussetiens.

Géographie

Localisation
Rousset est située au sud du département des Hautes-Alpes, en bordure nord du lac de Serre-Ponçon.

Elle est située à  au sud-est du chef-lieu du département Gap et à  au sud-sud-ouest du chef-lieu du canton Chorges.

Communes limitrophes

Elle est limitrophe avec 4 communes : Chorges, Espinasses, Le Sauze-du-Lac ainsi que La Bréole dans le département limitrophe des Alpes-de-Haute-Provence.

Géologie et relief
Le nord de la commune est bordée par une barre rocheuse, dont le point culminant, « la Viste », est à  mètres d'altitude.

Hydrographie
L'est Rousset est bordée par le lac de Serre-Ponçon, le sud de la commune par la Durance. Le village est traversé par le « torrent des Beynets ». Le territoire communal comptent plusieurs autres torrents, se jetant dans le lac : le « Torrent des Glaisoles », le « Torrent de la Gorge », le « Torrent de Rolland », qui est doté d'une cascade remarquable, le « Saut de Rolland ». Ce dernier reçoit les eaux des « Torrent de la Pisse » et « Torrent de Lentement ».

Transports
Sur la commune, y passe la route départementale 3, reliant la route départementale 900B au carrefour situé au lieu-dit les Celliers, près de la commune limitrophe d'Espinasses, à Chorges par le col Lebraut ( d'altitude). C'est la route départementale 103 qui assure la desserte du village, à  du carrefour avec la RD 3, lequel est à proximité d'un point informations ouvert au public sur le barrage de Serre-Ponçon.

Urbanisme

Typologie
Rousset est une commune rurale. Elle fait en effet partie des communes peu ou très peu denses, au sens de la grille communale de densité de l'Insee.

Par ailleurs la commune fait partie de l'aire d'attraction de Gap, dont elle est une commune de la couronne. Cette aire, qui regroupe , est catégorisée dans les aires de  à moins de .

La commune, bordée par un plan d'eau intérieur d'une superficie supérieure à , le lac de Serre-Ponçon, est également une commune littorale au sens de la loi du , dite loi littoral. Des dispositions spécifiques d'urbanisme s'y appliquent dès lors afin de préserver les espaces naturels, les sites, les paysages et l'équilibre écologique du littoral, comme par exemple le principe d'inconstructibilité, en dehors des espaces urbanisés, sur la bande littorale des , ou plus si le plan local d'urbanisme le prévoit.

Occupation des sols

L'occupation des sols de la commune, telle qu'elle ressort de la base de données européenne d'occupation biophysique des sols Corine Land Cover (CLC), est marquée par l'importance des forêts et milieux semi-naturels (71,4 % en 2018), une proportion sensiblement équivalente à celle de 1990 (71,7 %). La répartition détaillée en 2018 est la suivante :
forêts (35,6 %), espaces ouverts, sans ou avec peu de végétation (26 %), eaux continentales (16,5 %), milieux à végétation arbustive et/ou herbacée (9,8 %), prairies (6,1 %), zones agricoles hétérogènes (3,4 %), espaces verts artificialisés, non agricoles (0,9 %), zones urbanisées (0,8 %), zones industrielles ou commerciales et réseaux de communication (0,8 %).

L'IGN met par ailleurs à disposition un outil en ligne permettant de comparer l'évolution dans le temps de l'occupation des sols de la commune (ou de territoires à des échelles différentes). Plusieurs époques sont accessibles sous forme de cartes ou photos aériennes : la carte de Cassini (), la carte d'état-major (1820-1866) et la période actuelle (1950 à aujourd'hui).

Toponymie

Le nom de la localité se retrouve dans un document conservé à la Bibliothèque Vaticane daté de l'année 528.
Il y signale l'existence d'un ermitage où vit un certain Rufus, ( Capella Eremitarum
vocamus Rufus propre Durantia) ; ermite appelé Rufus ou homme aux cheveux roux. La forme latine Rossetum en 1050 puis Roset en 1080 dans le cartulaire du prieuré de Salagon qui possède des terres en ce lieu et en fixe les fermages

Rosset en occitan.

Histoire

Politique et administration

Liste des maires

Intercommunalité
Rousset fait partie:
 de 1995 à 2017, de la communauté de communes du Pays de Serre-Ponçon ;
 À partir du , de la communauté de communes Serre-Ponçon Val d'Avance.

Population et société

Démographie

Enseignement
Il n'y a pas d'école à Rousset. Les élèves se rendent à l'école d'Espinasses, qui dépend de l'académie d'Aix-Marseille. L'école primaire « Le Clap » d'Espinasses accueille 90 enfants.

Santé
Plusieurs professionnels de santé sont installés à Rousset, dont 2 médecins, 1 cabinet d'infirmiers ou 1 pharmacie.

Cultes

Économie

Lieux et monuments
 Le château de Rousset
 L'église
 Le lac de Serre-Ponçon, aménagement artificiel, ainsi que son barrage.
 NotreDame-des-Celliers

Culture

Cinéma
 Le court-métrage Dramonasc, réalisé par Céline Gailleurd et Olivier Bohler a été tourné en partie dans la commune en 2017.

Personnalités liées à la commune
 Le surréaliste juif roumain Victor Brauner, n'ayant pu avoir de visa pour les États-Unis, s'est réfugié in extremis pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale au Celliers, le hameau en contrebas de Rousset et y resta jusqu'à la Libération.

Voir aussi

Bibliographie

Articles connexes
 Liste des communes des Hautes-Alpes
 Liste des anciennes communes des Hautes-Alpes
 Lac de Serre-Ponçon

Liens externes

 Site de l'Office de Tourisme de Rousset Serre-Ponçon Vallées
 Rousset sur le site de l'Institut géographique national

Notes et références

Notes

Références

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Ah, it's always so lovely when a national holiday falls so nicely on a Friday, making for a summery long weekend. It's the perfect excuse to have a barbeque or at least have a festive drink. Here are four treats to make your Fourth a bit more sparkly!
2) red, white & blueberry trifle, skinnytaste: A gem from one of my favorite food blogs, this trifle would be the perfect light dessert for any gathering.
3) blackberry, rosemary & yogurt ice pops, food52: I officially declare this the summer of the fancy popsicle. I can't open my Pinterest feed without finding some crazy concoction on a stick. This one looks just to die for. (As my husband would attest, I am obsessed with rosemary as of late!) You could even add a layer of a red yogurt to make them little more festive.
4) Happy Fourth! printable download: A little freebie from me to you! Perfect for any table or gift bag as you celebrate.
What are your plans for the holiday weekend? Hope it is lovely!


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Well, it has certainly been a while since I have updated. It has been quite the adjustment period, that's for sure. New house, new job, new area, new timezone?? Ha. If I said I didn't miss home anymore, I'd be lying, but I guess you could say I've come to terms with it enough to stay here.
I'm not loving my new store, but I guess that's a bigger adjustment to make. Believe it or not.
In other news, wedding planning is in full, stressful swing! Church booked, venue sort of booked, Save the Dates ordered… next step? I don't know. That's for sure, haha.
If they look like self-timer shots, it's because they totally are, haha. As a wannabe photographer, I figured the pictures could be halfway decent (new lens… mmm) but more than that, they would be free. The only reason I would suggest going to a professional for "engagement" type photos would be the cheesy poses. We attempted the "looking at each other" pose, but couldn't hold it together due to the overwhelming cheese factor. It ended up working out, because I am a big fan of candid, and I think the unplanned laughter photos came out better than the posed anyway. But either way, I could instruct people to be cheesy until the cows come home. I could pose cheesy with Anthony if instructed by a professional, because then it's not me being cheesy… but it's definitely awkward and even a little embarrassing to be standing on the beach of Lake Michigan running in heels from a self timer and then posing like overdress-for-the-beach balls of cheese. But, it was fun, and I'm pretty satisfied with the photos… even more satisfied with the price. 😉 I'm excited for the Save the Dates to arrive so I can send them out!


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Venezuela – The Bachelet Lie
Like most social democrats, Chile's Bachelet has quickly caved in to the empire's pressures and enticements.
When reading the Bachelet Report on Human Rights, following HR High Commissioner's 3 day visit to Venezuela, published on Venezuela's National Holiday, 5 July, that it makes hardly any reference to the deadly sanctions and blockades imposed by the United States. How is that possible? The High Commissioner for Human Right does not mention the crimes of all crimes committed vis-à-vis Venezuela?
The Washington based Center for Economic and Policy Research issued a few weeks ago a report co-authored by Jeffrey Sachs and Mark Weisbrot, concluding that mote than 40,000 people have died in Venezuela since 2017 as a result of sanctions. They reduced the availability of food, medicine, and medical equipment, increasing Venezuelans disease and mortality rate. Jeffrey Sachs wrote in the report and repeated to Democracy Now – "American sanctions are deliberately aiming to wreck Venezuela's economy and thereby lead to regime change. It's a fruitless, heartless, illegal, and failed policy, causing grave harm to the Venezuelan people."
Is Michelle Bachelet bought by Washington? Has she been threatened? Been given Washington's script of what has to be in the report? Has she been told that no condemnation of the sanctions is allowed, or else… and who knows what "or else" might include? Believe me, it could be the worst.
Of course, Ms. Bachelet knew what she was doing when she accepted the job of United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights on 1 September 2018. It was and still is, a challenge and also a prestige. It's a prestige traveling around the world and telling countries, selectively that they are in breach of Human Rights – while others will get the thumbs up, usually the world's most flagrant HR abusers, as long as they are in bed with Washington. But, if not Michelle Bachelet, who knows who would have been made High Commissioner for Human Rights? – Maybe a Saudi? – These are considerations we should not forget. She was maybe the 'compromise' accepted by Washington.
"Alberto Bachelet was deprived of food and water, water-boarded, tortured with apparent suffocation with plastic hoods over his head, electric shocks – and more. All of this, his daughter, Michelle Bachelet, was aware of and has for sure not forgotten. She knows what torture is; she knows what disrespect for Human Rights means. And she knows Venezuela does not commit human rights abuses…"
However, what Ms. Bachelet should not forget and most certainly did not forget, when she accepted this high-profile assignment, is her father, Alberto Arturo Miguel Bachelet Martínez. Her dad was in the Chilean Air Force as a Brigadier General, who opposed the 1973 CIA-Pinochet coup. He was imprisoned shortly after the coup on 11 September 1973; he was tortured and died on 12 March 1974, while incarcerated, from the usual "heart attack". In fact, he died from torture. One of his two chief torturers, Retired Chilean Air Force Colonel Edgar Cevallos Jones, died a few months ago, the other one, Ramon Caceres Jorquera, was recently liberated from prison and put under house arrest by current President Sebastian Piñera's High Court, for "severe dementia and irrelevance". Together the two were the top leaders of Pinochet's repressive torture team, "Joint Command".
Alberto Bachelet was deprived of food and water, water-boarded, tortured with apparent suffocation with plastic hoods over his head, electric shocks – and more. All of this, his daughter, Michelle Bachelet, was aware of and has for sure not forgotten. She knows what torture is; she knows what disrespect for Human Rights means. So, she knows that Venezuela, the legally elected Nicolás Maduro Government, does respect Human Rights; that, if there is any torturing in Venezuela, it's by the opposition, by Juan Guaído's criminal cronies.
Michelle Bachelet, member of the Chilean socialist party and a pediatrician by profession, was twice President of Chile, from 11 March 2006 to 11 March 2010, and from 11 March 2014 to 11 March 2018. In her first term she enhanced civil rights and social services. In between her two terms, Sebastian Piñera, a right-wing multi-billionaire, said to be one of Chile's richest people, served as President, and as if by coincidence, he followed her second term, and is currently serving also for the second time as President of Chile.
In his first term, Piñera had veered Chile onto a fully neoliberal course, "privatizing all" is the name of the game, and now in his second term, very much prepared and pushed by Washington, he is finishing the job. This means, in her second term from 2014 to 2018, Bachelet's hands were pretty much tied by an all dominating financial sector, while the country's social infrastructure, from health to education to pensions, started already to deteriorate, and now it is declining at an even faster pace.
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Former consultant of the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), Alfred de Zayas, says that Bachelet's report is highly flawed and "unfortunately unbalanced and does not draw conclusions that can help the suffering Venezuelan people." He went on calling for what Bachelet's report did not call for – "immediately lifting United States sanctions on the nation."
The report did not condemn the US sanctions, and did not address the criminality of the foreign guided internal coup attempts. Instead the report states dubious figures of deaths that have occurred during the last several years of violent upheavals – some 9,000 – leaving unclear who is responsible for the deaths, but implies by the general tenor of the report that it is most likely the Maduro Government. – That is not true, but that's precisely what Washington and its European and Latin American vassals, want to hear.
What Bachelet's report will undoubtedly do is add more fuel to the western anti-Venezuela fire. It will further justify outside interference and oppression, as well as contribute to continuing with financial and economic torture of Venezuela by western political corruptness. Ms. Bachelet, you, and with you the entire Human Rights Commission, have not served Human Rights. Quite to the contrary, with this report you are serving the oppression of Human Rights.
The Venezuelan Government said there are 70 corrections that the report should make. – Well, it is a real pity that the UN has missed an opportunity to bring Venezuela back into the fold of the nations that make up the "United Nations", as a sovereign country, deserving the respect of all – as she does. The UN was created as an instrument for Peace. It is currently manipulated by the western powers, led by – who else – the US of A, as an instrument to foment war. Yes, once more, the UN and one of its top agencies for peace advocacy – The Human Rights Commission – has made the bidding of the rogue, unlawful, criminal United States of America.
This is an article by contributing editor Peter Koenig
Peter Koenig is an economist and geopolitical analyst. He is also a former World Bank staff and worked extensively around the world in the fields of environment and water resources. He lectures at universities in the US, Europe and South America. He writes regularly for Global Research, ICH, RT, Sputnik, PressTV, The 4th Media (China), TeleSUR, The Vineyard of The Saker Blog, and other internet sites. He is the author of Implosion – An Economic Thriller about War, Environmental Destruction and Corporate Greed – fiction based on facts and on 30 years of World Bank experience around the globe. He is also a co-author of The World Order and Revolution! – Essays from the Resistance.
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Wisconsin is full of interesting museums and historic sites. Some of these attractions chronicle local lore. Others showcase artifacts and exhibits about important local figures. If you're looking for something to do this fall, take a drive through Wisconsin and stop at these one-of-a-kind museums.
Located in West Bend, the West Bend Company Regal Ware Museum tells the stories of two cookware companies that helped to build the community of West Bend and shape the way Americans cooked. The museum is a fascinating study of American consumerism and Twentieth-century industry.
Oshkosh is home to the outstanding Oshkosh Public Museum, one of the finest local history museums in Wisconsin. The contents of this well-designed museum are centered around the Lake Winnebago Region. You'll learn about the area's wetlands, early European settlers and history as an important industrial center during the lumber boom of the late 1800s.
Located just minutes from Madison, Middleton is home to the excellent Middleton Historical Museum and Historic Train Depot. Together, these two buildings in downtown Middleton house a treasure trove of artifacts from Middleton's past, including one of the best Depression glass collections in the Midwest.
In Black River Country, you'll find the Little Falls Railroad and Doll Museum. See a fantastic model railroad layout as well as a set of dolls portraying Presidents' wives in their inaugural gowns. Kids can play on a 40-foot train and toddlers can ride the "Toddler's Trike Trail." It's a fun, family-friendly museum you don't want to miss.
In the small community of Manitowish Waters in Vilas County, you'll find the site of the shootout between FBI agents and John Dillinger's gang. John Dillinger escaped, but the bullet holes left by the FBI agent's guns remain. Today, the lodge is a restaurant. Have breakfast, lunch or dinner at Little Bohemia and imagine the era of gangsters and G-men.
This entry was posted in Enews, Fall, Middleton, Vilas County, West Bend on Tuesday, September 25, 2012.
Where in central Wisconsin can you find great galleries featuring work from local and national artists, one-of-a-kind owner operated art galleries, and a unique sculpture park nestled among the pines?
Look no further than the burgeoning arts scene in Stevens Point and Portage County, located smack-dab in the middle of Wisconsin.
Galleries and art museums abound in the area, from the Carlsten Art Gallery at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point to downtown's Scarabocchio Art Museum, named after a style of decorative doodling invented by area resident David L. Smith.
The Riverfront Arts Center sits along the shores of the Wisconsin River in Stevens Point's Pfiffner Pioneer Park and hosts exhibits by local and regional artists. Q Artists' Cooperative is an artist-owned and operated gallery where customers can purchase paintings, prints, photos and jewelry, and App Art Studio is a gallery and studio featuring the oil and watercolor paintings of Wisconsin artist Marie App.
Other area art attractions include Clay Corner Studio and Koerten's Fine Framing & Gifts, both in Stevens Point, and Tomorrow River Gallery & Gifts in Amherst.
You don't have to venture to a gallery to see great works of art, either. The Stevens Point Sculpture Park is a 20-acre outdoor art installation that features works by local, regional and national artists. And throughout downtown Stevens Point, visitors can find a series of historical murals, painted by local artists Kelly Meredith and Greg Luedtke, which tell the story of Stevens Point through people, places and major events.
And the arts scene stretches into Portage County's eating and drinking options, too. Enjoy culinary creations at one of the area's supper clubs or fine dining-establishments like @1800, a restaurant whose outstanding art collection – including works by Picasso and Dali – is on display for diners to enjoy. Sample great craft beers from one of the three local breweries – Central Waters in Amherst, O'So in Plover and Point Brewery in Stevens Point.
All the county's cultural offerings will on display during Bounty in Portage County on Friday, Oct. 5, through Sunday, Oct. 7. The annual arts showcase highlights Portage County's arts scene with a series of events, from the Manhattan Short Film Festival to the Hidden Studios Art Tour. Bounty in Portage County also features live music, arts performances, a beer festival and more.
The Manhattan Short Film Festival screens at the Sky Club in Plover and the Lettie Jensen Center in Amherst on Friday. Portage County is one of dozens of hosts for the weeklong film festival, which will screen finalists in more than 250 cities across the globe.
All weekend long, working art studios across Portage County will open their doors to the public for the only time all year during the Hidden Studios Art Tour. Explore the winding roads and quaint communities of Portage County at the peak of fall color season.
Art aficionados can also stop by the Rising Star Mill in Nelsonville for a look at the "The Barns of Portage County," a photographic exhibit that is free and open to the public all weekend.
A taste of Germany comes to Portage County when Plover's own O'so Brewing hosts PLO-toberfest, its own Oktoberfest celebration, on Saturday. Live music, food, fun activities and (of course) beer highlight the event.
Also on Saturday, the Northern Gateway Chorus, a four-part a cappella group, will fill Stevens Point's Theater @1800 with their classic barbershop sounds in the Harvest of Harmony. The Northern Gateway Chorus will perform at 5:30 and 7:30pm Saturday.
To cap the weekend, live performances, food and art demonstrations come to SentryWorld in Stevens Point for Toast to the Arts, an annual fundraiser that raises long-term, local grant dollars for arts and culture in Portage County.
For more information about Portage County's arts scene or for more details on Bounty in Portage County, visit www.stevenspointarea.com.
This entry was posted in Article, Stevens Point Area and tagged art, Central Waters, O'so, Scarabocchio Art Museum, sculpture, Stevens Point Area, Stevens Point Brewery, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point on Tuesday, September 18, 2012.
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Fall is the perfect time for mountain biking in Wisconsin. Cooler weather makes it comfortable to go pedaling though the fields and forests of the Badger State. Here are some suggestions for your fall mountain biking excursions.
Middleton Bike Park – This new mountain biking opportunity in Middleton has it all. A short "pump track" lets riders work on their skills. A jump line gives you a chance to get some air. And a single-track loop through the woods gives you an opportunity to enjoy beautiful fall color.
New Fane Mountain Biking Trail – Located just north of West Bend in the Northern Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest, the New Fane Mountain Biking Trail features loops ranging from 0.5 to four miles. The trail offers views of rolling hills, a pond and meadows as it winds its way through the state forest. It's a short but satisfying mountain biking trail, and in the fall it is truly scenic.
Sister's Farm Trails – See autumn splendor on the banks of the Flambeau River as you bike the Sister's Farm Mountain Biking Trail System in Rusk County. Ride 12 kilometers of trail segments that afford outstanding views of the river and present some challenging riding. The system includes both single-track and multi-track biking and needs to be on your list for riding this fall.
Washburn Lake Trail – This hilly trail in Oneida County runs through gorgeous forests and gives riders ample opportunity to appreciate the fall scenery. At 15 miles, it's a long trail and offers some challenging riding. If you want an exciting mountain biking experience this fall, ride the Washburn Lake Trail.
This entry was posted in Enews, Fall, Middleton, Oneida County, Rusk County, West Bend and tagged biking, Kettle Moraine State Forest, Middleton Bike Park, mountain biking, New Fane Mountain Biking Trail, Sister's Farm Trails, Washburn Lake Trail on Thursday, September 13, 2012.
Fall is musky time. As temperatures drop, these enormous fish get hungry. Ravenously hungry. If you want to catch a trophy, you better be out fishing when the leaves start falling off the trees. These four fishing hotspots are your best bets for catching a once-in-a-lifetime fish this fall.
Trout Lake – Located just south of Boulder Junction, Trout Lake is one of Wisconsin's deepest, clearest lakes. In November, when the mercury falls, Trout Lake muskies follow fat ciscoes up into the shallows, giving anglers a rare opportunity to catch some of the lunkers that stay in deep water through most of the year.
Eagle River Chain – Vilas County's Eagle River Chain of Lakes is a musky hunter's heaven. Not only does the chain offer dozens of lakes, it's loaded with muskies. While the chain might be a popular fishing destination, anglers will find that the fish are still plentiful.
Boom Lake – Boom Lake is probably the best-known lake in the Rhinelander Area – and for good reason. This lake not only offers great fishing for walleye, smallmouth bass and panfish, it's an outstanding musky lake. Throughout the fall, Boom Lake produces some big fish.
Willow Flowage – Located in western Oneida County, the Willow Flowage is a gem. It isn't a renowned musky destination, but it really should be. While most musky anglers are focusing on other lakes around the Northwoods, the muskies of the Willow Flowage are growing big and fat. And, fishing the Willow Flowage is pure pleasure. Undeveloped and highly scenic, there's no better place to spend a fall afternoon casting bucktails and taking in the view.
This entry was posted in Article, Boulder Junction, Fall, Oneida County, Rhinelander, Vilas County and tagged Boom Lake, Eagle River Chain, fishing, lakes, musky, Trout Lake, Willow Flowage on Wednesday, September 12, 2012.


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The White Book by Han Kang
Beautifully written. Very short, but beautifully written. Momentary fragments build into a story about mortality and the color white. Crossing genres of poetry, memoir and fiction, each fragment finds structure in something white that hints at mortality. Lacking a traditional storyline each moment reveals impressions of an underlying story, the story of the narrator's older sister's very brief life, and how her very tangible absence weighed on her family and the narrator. Back to Book Reviews
Don't skip out on me by Willy Vlautin
Horace Hopper dreams of leaving behind his life working on a farm to become a Mexican professional boxer, even though he's not Mexican. The owners of the farm where he works have essentially fostered Horace since he was a young child and they are concerned about his future and the harsh life of boxing he wants to pursue. Horace's story is about determination, and holding onto your dreams, and about the costs of this as well. This story is filled with humanity, and is beautifully written in spare prose. Now would be a good time to read this (or any other Willy Vlautin book you've been meaning to read) in preparation for his visit to the Corvallis-Benton County Public Library on March 11th. Don't miss the soundtrack performed by Willy himself and his band Richmond Fontaine. Yes, this book has a soundtrack. Back to Book Reviews
If, Then by Kate Hope Day
Kate Hope Day has woven several thought-provoking strands into this story about possibilities. She delves into philosophy, domestic struggle, environmental science, conspiracy theories, and quantum physics while developing captivating characters and an engrossing story. The book is set in the community of Clearing, Oregon: a town not too dissimilar from Corvallis, and it explores the interlocking lives of four neighbors and the possibilities their lives and decisions represent. They begin to see phantasms, specters of themselves, possibilities of alternate lives they could have lived, or maybe even do concurrently live in a different reality. The best kind of books, as far as I'm concerned, promise even more on a second reading, which this one does. Back to Book Reviews
Ghost Wall by Sarah Moss
Silvie narrates this story about that time her family pretended they lived in the Iron Age in the north of England. Her domineering father, a bus driver and history buff, arranged for the opportunity to tag along with an anthropology professor and a group of his students to spend two weeks re-enacting life in the Iron Age as accurately as possible. The two men engross themselves in the experience evaluating the authenticity of every aspect, but tension builds between the lifestyle of the Iron Age and contemporary sensibilities, particularly in regards to how women are treated. I found this story surprisingly engaging even though the dialogue was a bit difficult to follow at times. Though, this may have been intentional to give the novel more of a dream-like quality, maybe like a fever dream. But what is the dividing line between a fever dream and gaslighting? Back to Book Reviews
Hark by Sam Lipsyte
This book satirizes the self-help industry and religious fanaticism, reminiscent of Lamb by Christopher Moore or Monty Python's Life of Brian, yet of somewhat lesser quality. Hark Morner is an ordinary man who stumbles into the self-help industry with his theory of "Mental Archery" and is quickly hoisted up as a guru by publicists/managers who see his marketing potential. Hark tours presenting his simple message to enwrapped audiences. But does he even really have a message? During his motivational performances I couldn't help but think of Tom Cruise in Magnolia who took himself way too seriously. Hark, unlike Cruise's character, is not a misogynist but similarly takes himself too seriously, which leads to some humorous moments. Overall, I would have liked more Hark and less of the people surrounding him, all of whom were significantly less interesting or amusing than Hark. Back to Book Reviews
Mouthful of Birds by Samanta Schweblin
I would describe these as vignettes rather than short stories, but what really is the difference these days? The "stories" all feel rather jarring in effect. I felt thrown into the middle of them, trying to make sense while reading along, and at the end I generally did not find any sort of resolution. Yet, I enjoyed the experience. Most of the stories have a slight element of weirdness or absurdity to them, which I found wonderful. Schweblin's fascinating mind and storytelling abilities make this collection work. Back to Book Reviews
We Cast a Shadow by Maurice Carlos Ruffin
The narrator in this book desperately wants to do what is best for his son, he wants to keep him from turning black. Sounds controversial, but this is satire, biting and uncomfortable satire, along the lines of Paul Beatty's The Sellout. The unnamed narrator is a black man. His son is biracial, but presents as white, except for a black birthmark that seems to be slowly expanding across his face. Set in a near future Southern US that has codified racism into its laws, the narrator wants to give his son a better chance, considering the circumstances, so he does everything he can to fight back the birthmark with new, experimental demelanization treatments. Yet, many forces oppose him, including the boy's mother. This is a thoughtful, important book about racism, identity, and conformity. Back to Book Reviews
You Know You Want This by Kristen Roupenian
You can find nearly every genre of fiction in this dynamic collection of stories, from a fairly standard relationship story to psychological horror, to speculative fiction and magical realism. Fairly consistent throughout the collection though is the focus on relationships and the power dynamics within relationships. In most of the stories the power dynamics become strained to the point of breaking, and the interesting part is watching what breaks, and how. As with almost all short story collections, some were gems and some were not so much to my liking. Some were weird (in a good way, a very good way) and some were mundane (in a less good way). One story, "the Good Guy" seems as though the first half was well fleshed out and well-crafted and the second half was more of a plot sketch, which I found disappointing. To me, Matchbox Sign was a standout. It explores the boundaries between insanity and misunderstanding. Altogether, I thought it was a very good collection, with some stories that have stuck with me. Back to Book Reviews
Looker by Laura Sims
The main character of this novel is a hot mess. She is going through a divorce, is obsessed with her neighbor who is a famous actress, and her reproductive clock is ticking. The narrator unravels, and it's hard not to find it entertaining. There are so many deliciously awkward moments, some you may even identify with from your own awkward situations or brief, unacted-upon impulses. Her obsessions mirror our culture's stalkerish treatment of celebrities. Our need to know everything about them, our desire to imitate their styles and behaviors so we can be just like them. Or, in this day of social media, the promise of Instagram or Pinterest, that if you can just do this thing like you see in the post, then you can have the glamorous life it portrays. This story was fairly brief, but was a darkly humorous and engrossing read. Back to Book Reviews
In Our Mad and Furious City by Guy Gunaratne
Three friends find themselves caught in the crossfire of race riots after a Muslim "bredda" murders an off-duty British soldier. Told from multiple perspectives, the three friends each narrate the story in their own voices using "road slang," capturing the culture of their neighborhood. One of the three, Yusuf, struggles between his father's peaceful teachings of Islam and the new Imam's radicalization in the face of the xenophobic backlash against Muslims. Themes of home and belonging stream through the conflicted characters who try to understand their identity and where they belong, feeling conflicted between the different cultures each of them inhabit and their own backgrounds as second generation immigrants. I enjoyed reading this book. I especially enjoyed the language and culture that infused the narration, and the complexity of the characters. Back to Book Reviews
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Former Mansfield Town man Craig Disley racked up his 600th career appearance last Saturday.
The Worksop-born midfielder came through the ranks at Field Mill and made his professional debut in September 1999 under the management of Bill Dearden.
He came on as a second half substitute for Michael Sissons in a 4-0 win for the Stags at home to Shrewsbury and picked up a booking within minutes.
Disley helped Stuart Watkiss's Mansfield side claim promotion into the Second Division in 2002 and went on to make 158 appearances for the Stags, scoring 16 goals.
He left Mansfield in the summer of 2004 and went on to have spells at Bristol Rovers and Shrewsbury before joining Grimsby in June 2011.
Disley has gone on to make more than 230 appearances for The Mariners, winning promotion back to the Football League in May, and celebrated his milestone against Cambridge in a 1-0 win.
"I don't think, when I look back to 1999, when I made my debut, I could have ever dreamt that I'd have had the career I've had," Disley told the Grimsby Telegraph.
"When you're a young lad, you're maybe a little bit deluded and think it's an easy path, but it's tough. I'm glad it was all those years ago that I was first starting out because it's a lot more difficult to make your way in the game now.
"Records like that are becoming rarer and rarer – there aren't too many 35-year-olds still playing now! With the way the game is going, I don't think many more milestones like this will be reached, so I consider myself extremely privileged to have had the career I've had.
"To be at the stage I am and to be at my age having only had four clubs is quite rare in itself," he added. "When I go to a club, I do tend to stick around. Barring a couple of injury-hit seasons at Shrewsbury, I have had lengthy spells at the clubs I've been at and it shows to me that I've done okay for them, which is a compliment.
"It's absolutely flown by, but hopefully it's not finished and I've still got a couple more years in the legs yet.


MTV Splistvilla 11 Has Just Telecast its Second Episode And The Name of Its Winners Has Already Leaked!
MTV's popular reality show 'Splitsvilla 11' went on-air recently on August 5. Many known names on TV like Fahad Ali and Anshuman Malhotra were also seen as contestants. Just like every year, ex 'Roadies' contestants are also a part of show's current season too. 'Roadies Xtreme' contestants Shruti Sinha and Rohan Hingorani, who were a part of Nikhil Chinapa's gang, have participated in 'Splitsvilla 11' this year.
The show is going to be host by Ranvijay Singha & Sunny Leone again. On Sunday (12th August), the second episode of 'Splitsvilla 11' went on-air and the names of show's winners have already been revealed. 'Splitsvilla' fans are yet to choose their favourites as they are still not very familiar with the contestants but the names of show's winners are out now.
Well, it happens every year. Whenever a Roadie contestant become the part of the show, he/she makes it to the end or raises out as winners. Call it to format by the makers or whatever it is gradually stealing the thunder from the fans!


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North Koreans have been banned from laughing or drinking for 11 days to mark the tenth anniversary of former leader Kim Jong Il's death.
Government authorities have ordered the public not to show any signs of happiness while North Korea commemorates Kim Jong Il's death, DailyMail reports.
Kim ruled North Korea from 1994 until his death in 2011. He was succeeded by his third and youngest son, Kim Jong Un.
Ten years after his death, North Koreans are being forced to observe the 11-day period of mourning where they are not allowed to laugh or drink alcohol.
According to DailyMail, a North Korean from the northeastern border city of Sinuiju was quoted to have told Radio Free Asia (RFA), "During the mourning period, we must not drink alcohol, laugh or engage in leisure activities."
The source added that North Koreans are not allowed to go grocery shopping on December 17 – the anniversary of Kim Jong Il's death.
"In the past, many people who were caught drinking or being intoxicated during the mourning period were arrested and treated as ideological criminals. They were taken away and never seen again.
"Even if your family member dies during the mourning period, you are not allowed to cry out loud and the body must be taken out after it's over. People cannot even celebrate their own birthdays if they fall within the mourning period," they added.
Another source, a resident of the southwestern province of South Hwanghae, said police officers were told to watch for people who fail to look appropriately upset during the mourning period.
"From the first day of December, they will have a special duty to crack down on those who harm the mood of collective mourning.
"It's a month-long special duty for the police. I heard that law enforcement officials cannot sleep at all, they told RFA.
Kim Jong Il died of a heart attack on December 17, 2011, at the age of 69 after ruling the country for 17 years in a brutal and repressive dictatorship.
While the mourning period held every year for his memorial is usually 10 days, this year will be 11 days to mark the tenth anniversary of his death.
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The Popcast is hosted by Jon Caramanica, a pop music critic for The New York Times. It covers the latest in popular music criticism, trends and news.
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Pull up a chair in the country kitchen as we talk country music and country cookin'. Savor the conversation with musicians, chefs, foodies, and country fans as we talk about country food, country music, and the interesting people who create both. Host Bill West is the Program Director of NASHFM969 in Charleston, SC and is also the founder and resident foodie at the popular food site http://BarbecueTricks.com
Meet the Composer is a Peabody Award-winning podcast from WQXR's Q2 Music that takes listeners into the minds and creative processes of the composers making some of the most innovative, compelling and breathtakingly beautiful music today. At the convergen
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Chacata presents mixies from collaborators from Joseito's Hideaway & The Dub Room. We play latin school rare grooves from latinjazz, mambos, boogaloo, guajiras, afro-cuban, salsa, son, cha cha cha, rumba, montunos, descargas, bomba & plena If it swings we spin it. Hope you enjoy!
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High energy underground podsafe rock and roll from the planet Marseille and around the world with many contributions from consenting rockstars.
High energy underground podsafe rock and roll from the planet Marseille and around the world with many contributions from consenting rockstars. Live concerts, interviews, new albums, dead bands, noisy ambience, laughs and continuous connections around the music world and more. Most of the time in English, quelquefois en Franccedil;ais sur des sujets preacute;cis, fur Spass bald in Deutsch !!
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Cancel culture or a call-out culture is a modern form of ostracism in which someone is thrust out of social or professional circles – whether it be online, on social media, or in person. Those subject to this ostracism are said to have been...
Cancel culture or a call-out culture is a modern form of ostracism in which someone is thrust out of social or professional circles – whether it be online, on social media, or in person. Those subject to this ostracism are said to have been "canceled". President Barack Obama and President Donald Trump have both criticized a culture of relentlessly calling people out for alleged wrongdoing. In an address at Mount Rushmore last month, Trump said it was "the very definition of totalitarianism." As social-media users decry cancel culture and poke fun at the criticism itself, the phrase has come to describe a wide variety of behaviors and their consequences. we will share what people say about it - some cases


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Download When The Bough Breaks in Digital HD from the iTunes store.
When The Bough Breaks images are © Screen Gems. All Rights Reserved.
Hollywood is full of real life stories of the husband running off with the nanny, or having an affair, and there have been several movies made similarly. In fact, there have been movies made where the nanny becomes obsessed with the husband and it didn't end well for the nanny. Screen Gems and Sony decided to put a little spin on a classic tale and update it for modern times - When the Bough Breaks is a story in which the surrogate becomes obsessed with the father to be.
John (Morris Chestnut; The Best Man Holiday) and Laura Taylor (Regina Hall; Black-Ish) are affluent professionals who have tried for a long time to have a baby. After three (3) miscarriages, the Taylor's decide that they will hire a surrogate and chose a young woman, Anna Walsh (Jaz Sinclair; Paper Towns), who has eyes that they believe are innocent and is pure in her feelings to help another couple have a child. Lo and behold, the ultimate bait and switch – Anna falls for John and uses the unborn child as leverage.
Director Jon Cassar (Redemption) didn't seem to have much to work with. The actors were wonderful but the script was mediocre. The writers introduced a psycho boyfriend for Anna who seemed to be the catalyst in making her think she could have John and more money, but soon it was revealed that Anna is simply insane and obsessed. The story has been done time and time again and the ending is predictable from the opening scene, in which the psycho lady dies and the baby is returned to his rightful parents. The only catch in this movie is the parents killed the surrogate – almost in self-defense – and the movie ends with the police coming up the path.
The Blu-ray is presented in 1080p High Definition with an aspect ratio of 2.39:1. The darker screen shots did provide appropriate foreshadowing. The colors were clear and the actual cinematography was interesting in the fight scene. Sony used English 5.1 DTS-HD MA for audio. The background music was exactly right- it did not overpower the dialogue and complemented the film perfectly.
Commentary with Director Jon Cassar, Writer Jack Olsen, & Actress Jaz Sinclair: Watch the movie with commentary and get an insider point of view of what is happening and why!
The Have and the Have Nots: Interestingly enough, this section actually discusses the legal rights of the surrogate mother as compared to the biological parents; the economical differences between The Taylor's and the surrogate and differences in the movie that contrasts with how someone else may act in the circumstances presented.
Deleted Scenes: Nine deleted scenes not shown on the big screen are presented for your perusal.
When the Bough Breaks is a decent enough movie but the story has been done time and time again. There is really nothing special about the storyline or the characters. The characters have no depth; nothing to make you care about the outcome. Nonetheless, Regina Hall and Jaz Sinclair are wonderful actresses and I think that we will see Sinclair cast in more upcoming films.


A sweat bee gathers pollen from a flower in this undated photo. Research is being done on the relationship between native bee populations and native plants and grasses in places such as Montezuma County. The sweat bee is an example of a bee native to the Four Corners.
Research into the relationship between native bee populations and native plants and grasses is poised to have an impact in Montezuma County.
The research is focused on domesticating bees native to the Four Corners, rather than the more common honey bee.
The bees studied by Hammon and U.S. Department of Agriculture researcher Jim Cane, based in Logan, Utah, have a wide range of characteristics, but all vary greatly from honey bees.
A major difference between the two types of bees is in the use of pollen. Honey bees gather pollen to make honey. Other native bees use collected pollen as a food source for their larvae, turning the pollen "into the next generation of bees," Hammon said.
Honey bees were brought to the United States by immigrants travelling from Europe and Asia, according to Hammon. The species has been domesticated for centuries.
Hammon has been studying the impact of native bees on seed production at the local farms of Southwest Seeds, owned by Walter Henes, for the better part of a decade.
New native bee studies have been undertaken to specifically correlate with needs expressed by the U.S. Forest Service and U.S. Bureau of Land Management.
The two federal agencies are working to generate commercial amounts of native seed for grasses and wildflowers that can be used to reseed areas that have been destroyed in wildfires. Finding the right balance of plant and pollinator is essential for producing large amounts of seed.
Cane is specifically working with a species of bee known only by its Latin name, "Osmia sanrafael."The bee is ideal for the domestication study due to its solitary nature and ability to be moved from one location to another.
The purpose of the project is to find a practical means of providing stable pollination for native grass and flower growers in the Four Corners, Cane said.
Hammon and Cane are looking for producers in Montezuma County who would be interested in experimenting with the bees. The county is an excellent case study for the project because many of the grasses and flowers federal agencies are interested in are native to the area.
Candidates for the research project would have a degree of familiarity handling bees, according to Cane.
The benefits of the bee project could extend beyond individual growers in the county, Cane said.
For more information, contact Hammon at 970-244-1838.


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Pladeselskabet ManRec (1998-1999) var et pladeselskab startet af Thomas Blachman i 1998 sammen med sin søster Susi Blachman og koncertarrangøren Peter Fredsted Jacobsen. Det erklærede mål var at forny musikbranchen, ved at give nye talenter en chance og opfordre drevne musikere til at eksperimentere.

"Vedlagt det seneste nummer af tidsskriftet Euroman er en cd med numre fra ni af kollektionens 10 plader. Og i et interview i bladet udråber Blachman butikken til det næste årtusindes pladeselskab og forudser, at det vil tiltrække sig samme opmærksomhed som Storebæltsbroen." citat fra artikel i Politiken d. 31.10.1998.

Der var ingen begrænsning på hvilke genrer eller musiktyper pladeselskabet ville udgive.

ManRec udsendte cd'er hvert halve år i kollektioner af 8-10 styk på én gang. Det hele blev solgt via selskabets hjemmeside og en fysisk butik. Pladebutikken var minimalistisk indrettet med 20 høretelefoner, hvor man kunne høre selskabets cd'er inden man købte. Derudover kunne man også se de videoer, som selskabet producerede i samarbejde med Zentropa.
Lokalerne var betalt af pladeselskabet Universal Music Group, der til gengæld havde forkøbsret til materialet efter et halvt år.

Konceptet med kollektioner og butikkens specielle indretning var inspireret af modeverdenen. Butiksindretningen og pladecovers var designet af Johannes Torpe.

Pladebutikken lukkede efter at pladeselskabet lavede en ny aftale med Virgin Records, i forbindelse med kollektion nummer to. Aftalen indebar at cd'erne blev solgt i almindelig handel, hvorved grundlaget for butikken i Frederiksborggade forsvandt.

Pladeselskabet lukkede igen allerede i 1999, efter kun to kollektioner. Lukningen skete på grundlag af et milliontab for stifterne. Salget endte med at være lavt på trods af meget positiv anmeldelser, i hvert fald af en del af udgivelserne.

I november 2013 blev samtlige udgivelser genudgivet digitalt takket være et initiativ fra streamingtjenesten WiMP

Referencer

Pladeselskaber fra Danmark
Etableret i 1998
Ophørt i 1999


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Sunset over Mount Rintoul
Amazing sunset tonight, too many pictures to choose from as the sky was set of fire by the waning sun. Love this Mt. Doom-esque shot of Mt. Rintoul which makes tomorrows climb up it feel like a Lord of the Rings type endeavor..
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He doesn't show up for a while – trust me, you won't
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Q: Отключение монитора виртуальной машины Сломалась основная рабочая виртуалка: показывается только биос-заглушка, первые строки вывода после выбора ОС в grub, пару секунд splash, разворачивается в полный экран и не выводит ничего вплоть до лога при выключении. Все остальное, похоже, в порядке, только ssh-сервер я так туда и не поставил, и доступ у меня есть только через livecd. Где искать концы и с чего начинать дебаг? Поднимать то же самое с нуля не хотелось бы.
A: Вы этого не уточняли, но, судя по упоминанию GRUB, у вас Linux. Раз вы можете получить доступ к виртуалке через livecd, попробуйте поискать логи X.org (/var/log/Xorg.0.log), там может содержаться полезная информация о причинах сбоя. Ещё попробуйте сбросить настройки X.org на дефолтные. Для этого удалите или переименуйте файл /etc/X11/xorg.conf. Ещё можно, загрузившись с livecd, сделать chroot в корень установленной системы и установить ssh-клиент.


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Romel Morales Ramírez (n. Villavicencio, Colombia; 23 de agosto de 1997) es un futbolista colombiano. Se desempeña como Mediocampista ofensivo y su equipo actual es el Kuala Lumpur de la Superliga de Malasia.

Trayectoria

Inicios
Inició en una escuela de fútbol muy conocida en Bogotá la Churta-Millos FC, luego por decisión de sus padres toma rumbo al sur del continente donde en un principio llega al River Plate a los 14 años de edad junto a Eder Álvarez Balanta.

Banfield
En 2014 llegó a las inferiores de Banfield. El 20 de marzo de 2016 hizo su debut profesional en Banfield en reemplazo de Walter Erviti, frente a River Plate, por la octava fecha del Campeonato de Primera División 2016, en un encuentro disputado en el Estadio Monumental Antonio Vespucio Liberti de Buenos Aires. El mismo terminó con paridad de 1 a 1.

PKNS
Luego 6 años en territorio argentino donde realizó su proceso de formación y posterior debut en 2016 decide continuar su carrera en Asia, más precisamente en Malasia, donde ficha con uno de los grandes de ese país, el PKNS.

Debutaría el 3 de febrero de 2018 en el empate a 2 tantos contra el Terengganu, convirtiéndose de esa manera en el primer colombiano de la historia en jugar en ese país asiático.

Clubes

Estadísticas
 Actualizado el 7 de abril de 2019.

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Ficha en Soccerway
 Entrevista con Golombianos

Nacidos en Villavicencio
Futbolistas de Colombia
Futbolistas de las inferiores del Club Atlético Banfield
Futbolistas del Club Atlético Banfield


Originally built in 1714, the building has recently gone through considerable modernisation to create 18 contemporary rooms and suites, with wood-beamed ceilings, marble or Parquet flooring, refined light wood furniture and decorated with Sicilian artwork. The suites range between 25m2 - 55m2 and are able to sleep 2-4 people.
All rooms and suites are equipped with telephone, satellite TV, fridge, hairdryer, writing desk, sofa (or sofa bed in the 3/4 bed suites), air conditioning and en suite shower room, most have a balcony or patio. The larger suites are on 2 levels and have a spacious living area.
The hotel has an elegant restaurant offering a buffet breakfast and à la carte dinner featuring Sicilian cuisine. The lounge bar serves drinks and cocktails and the 24 hour reception offers guests hotel and local information, internet point and WiFi, laundry service, babysitting, car parking and guided tours of the city (all extra cost).
Palazzo Brunaccini is located in the limted traffic zone, there is a fee of €5 per day to take any car into this zone, this is paid locally.
Palermo is situated in the north of Sicily in a wide bay underneath Monte Pellegrino (660m). Since its foundation under the Phoenicians, the city of Palermo has witnessed an astonishing number of civilisations come and go, each having left its own individual mark.
It is therefore unsurprising that Sicily's capital features a wide range of historical points of interest such as the impressive cathedral, Palace of the Normans, grand neoclassical Massimo theatre, Politeama Piazza and theatre and Pretoria Square, which can be accessed from the hotel either by guided tour, on foot, by taxi or by bus.
Alongside its historical charm, Palermo also has a wide range of restaurants, café bars, shops, markets and Mondello beach (13km from the hotel).
This ancient mansion was owned originally by Princess Lucrezia Brunaccini and has been carefully renovated to create a small contemporary hotel with just 18 elegant suites with modern comforts as well as original features.
Palazzo Brunaccini is ideally situated for those who want to explore the Sicilian capital, visit the impressive Norman and Baroque buildings, cathedral and theatres, sample different restaurants and immerse themselves in Sicilian culture.
With so much to do in the city, along with the knowledgeable hotel staff who can point you in the right direction, Palazzo Brunaccini would be a great choice for couples and families alike to experience Palermo.


An antique Victorian fireplace surround in Rouge Royal marble, with Belgian black marble detailing punctuated throughout.
This grand and imposing original late Victorian or Early Edwardian fire surround features a geometric frieze panel at the centre of the lintel and geometric detailing on the end blocks, in addition to fluted decoration on the pilaster-styled jambs. The fireplace supports a deeply moulded shelf.


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Q: Using Scheme to assign the value returned by a function to a variable in another function I have a function remove_duplicates that removes the duplicates in a list and returns the new list.
(define (remove_duplicate list)
(cond
    ((null? list) '() )

    ;member? returns #t if the element is in the list and #f otherwise
    ((member? (car list) (cdr list)) (remove_duplicate(cdr list)))

    (else (cons (car list) (remove_duplicate (cdr list))))

))

I want to assign the return value from this function call to a variable in another function f.
(define (f list)
    ;I have tried this syntax and various other things without getting the results I would like
    (let* (list) (remove_duplicates list))
)

Any help is appreciated, thanks!

A: This is the correct syntax for using let:
(define (f lst)
  (let ((list-without-dups (remove_duplicates lst)))
    ; here you can use the variable called list-without-dups
    ))

Also notice that it's a bad idea to name list a parameter and/or a variable, that clashes with a built-in procedure with the same name.


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Yellow Sports Brian Jeeves provides his thoughts on whats going on inside Roots Hall Stadium
Nothing burns like the cold…
07/12/2021 07/12/2021 Brian Jeeves Non League, Roots Hall Stadium, Southend United, Vanarama National League, Yellow Sport
Southend United v Maidenhead United – Vanarama National League – Roots Hall Stadium – Tuesday (7:45pm) – Preview
I believe Oscar Wilde once said: "Conversation about the weather is the last refuge of the unimaginative."
Nevertheless, I'd imagine if you were amongst the 256 Southend United supporters that headed to the North-West ten days ago, you won't forget the icy conditions in a hurry and are only just beginning to thaw out!
Even from our vantage point in the relative comfort of the Moss Lane press box, that has to be the coldest I've ever been at a football match. However, against an established Altrincham side, Southend produced a superb opening half performance during which Rhys Murphy (really, Rhys?) and Sam Dalby plundered a couple of goals.
Tongue in cheek, I took to social media, posting; One day, we'll look back and say; Remember that 34 minutes at Altrincham, when Southend United thought they were Brazil? But in truth, Blues were solid, workmanlike, and with Zak Brunt pulling the strings, they offered a peppering of flair to boot.
Of course, it was too much to ask for more of the same after the restart. Goalkeeper, Steve Arnold preserved Southend's lead with a superb penalty save from Ryan Colclough. And even after Alty substitute, Dan Mooney had reduced the arrears, Arnold took command during an otherwise nervy final twenty-two and a bit minutes to ensure three hugely unexpected, but welcome and vital points.
Several of the group can lay claim to having produced their best performance in a Southend shirt. For me, Arnold pipped Brunt for our Man of the Match. However, the Sheffield United whippersnapper epitomises honesty, the one true commodity that Southend United supporters are fully entitled to demand from the players, particularly after throwing good money after bad in recent years to watch otherwise substandard football.
Southend United goalkeeper, Steve Arnold (Kieran Galvin ActionFotoSport)
But let's stick to the positives for a moment. An upturn in performance and a result to match. And then a further boost seven days later when the Blues moved out of the relegation zone without kicking a ball after Maidenhead United were beaten 3-0 at Barnet. As if it was all this easy all of the time!
Of course, boss, Kevin Maher has had ten days since Altrincham to work with the players, both mentally and physically. Implementing further his ideas at the same time as attempting to dispel the popular opinion around the game that he has taken on the proverbial basket case of a job.
Although at the time of scribing these notes, Maher is looking to extend the loan of Brunt and his Sheffield United teammate, Kacper Lopata, Southend are yet to recruit further. Whether it be down to the right footballer not yet becoming available, or more sinisterly, the better targets are still wary of the clubs' reputation, only Maher and co know? In the meantime, highly rated left-back Charlie Sayers looks set to be heading for the dizzy heights of Tottenham Hotspur (presumably, the fee will be reinvested in strengthening the squad?), while the current group have an opportunity to step further away from the dropzone when Maidenhead come to Roots Hall for a rearranged National League fixture.
COVID concerns amongst the visitors' ranks caused a postponement on the original date. The clash remains vitally important to both sides, currently separated by goal difference. Three points for Southend would elevate them three places up the table. It's certainly a match neither can afford to lose as we head towards the busy Christmas programme.
But Southend needs to make this game all about them. Play on the front foot and without fear, just as we did during that opening half an hour at Altrincham. This is undoubtedly a winnable game and one Southend should be targeting.
It seems that something similar to the bitterly cold conditions endured at Altrincham could put pay to any sort of expansive football with Storm Barra bringing heavy rain and gales to most of the country. Blues will need to dig deep and batten down the hatches.
As the title suggests, nothing burns like the cold. But three priceless points and a daring opportunity to look up the table will warm the cockles and on this occasion, I expect this to be the outcome. To lift another of Oscar's quotes: "I have the simplest tastes. I am always satisfied with the best."
Jeevesie's prediction: Southend United 2-1 Maidenhead United
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