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Watch The Speed of Thought
"They know Everything but the Truth"
This is a sci-fi thriller movie about the government using trained telepaths as spies. Joshua was born with the ability to read the minds of other people. He is now 28-years-old, and he works for the government. Along with the other trained telepaths, he has been told he will die at the age of 29, due to insanity. It is part of the telepathy he uses. One day, this government agent meets a woman who is also a born telepath. She does the same job, but she works for another country. He is amazed to find out she is over the age of 30 and still alive. He begins to question what his government has told him.
This is a sci-fi thriller movie about the government using trained telepaths as spies. Joshua was born with the ability to read the minds of other people. He is now 28-years-old, and he works for the government. Along with the other trained telepaths, he has been told he will die at the age of 29, due to insanity. It is part of the telepathy he uses.
One day, this government agent meets a woman who is also a born telepath. She does the same job, but she works for another country. He is amazed to find out she is over the age of 30 and still alive. He begins to question what his government has told him.
The Speed of Thought is a 2011 action movie with a runtime of 1 hour and 33 minutes. It has received mostly poor reviews from critics and viewers, who have given it an IMDb score of 4.8.
Where to Watch The Speed of Thought
The Speed of Thought is available to watch, stream, download and buy on demand at Amazon Prime and Amazon. Some platforms allow you to rent The Speed of Thought for a limited time or purchase the movie and download it to your device.
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Handmaid's Tale Season 2 Release Date Revealed in New Teaser | Nerd Much?
Hulu dropped a new teaser this afternoon for the upcoming season of The Handmaid's Tale, and with it, a release date…and it looks like we won't have to wait long to see what happens to Offred after she gets carried off in that black van. Season 2 premieres on Hulu on April 25th, and will take us beyond the end of Margaret Atwood's classic dystopian novel.
The novel, if you haven't read it, ends in much the same manner Season 1 did – with Offred uncertain if the black van will lead her to rescue or certain doom. The story is left purposefully open-ended, which begs the question: should the rest of the story be told? With Atwood herself involved in the production, I'm inclined to think so, and look forward to having some of these questions that I've held onto for so long finally answered.
It's hard to glean any plot details from the trailer, but one thing it gets across is a pervasive feeling of repressed anger finally boiling over – which seems apt given our current political climate. At the end, we see the hashtag #ResistSister.
Tune in to Hulu on April 25th to see all of Season 2 of The Handmaid's Tale.


During the period of mourning, is it permissible to wear a watch for time keeping and not for beautification?
If a husband died leaving [behind] his wife, and the wife was unaware [of his death] until after two months [had passed], are these months [which have passed] to be taken into consideration as from the days of the 'iddah? and when is she required to begin her 'iddah?
Her husband has died and she is required to complete the period of mourning. [Considering] she is a student at school, is it permissible for her to continue her studies or not?
Is it permissible for her to travel from the land [where she resided with her] husband to the land where her legal guardian is in order to spend the period of mourning?


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Daniel Richard
Dad's Eulogy ~ August 31, 2010
"Life is about change, sometimes it's painful,
sometimes it's beautiful, but most of the time, it's both."
This is the eulogy of Daniel Richard, Sr. he lived a very full and adventurous life from June 19, 1961 - August 22, 2010. We have a few points that our dad taught us to help us get through life. No matter how bad or how good the situation was he was always there for us to help us pull through, and give us the advice we needed for the situation, and when we needed someone to listen he had a great listening ear. He always said when one of us was going through a hard time, "life is nothing but a storm, and this too shall pass." We could come to our dad and know we were never judged about anything we did whether it was bad or good.
Dad was a very hard worker. He served a few years in the military. He loved his country and was very proud of his country. He did charity work. However, his true love and passion for work was carpet cleaning and mold. He saved many lives from toxic mold. He was a very successful businessman in this industry.
Our father was a great cook. He loved to cook because it made others happy; and when others were happy he was true. He never turned anyone away whether they were rich or poor. Dad was a loving and caring person. Always proud of his children and brothers. One thing our dad always taught us was to never back down or walk away from any situation. He was a very fun and adventurous person and we all have created a lot of fond memories with him. Our dad had a passion for music. He played an excellent guitar and was in a band for many years. He had a great sense of humor, as well as a great provider for his family. He taught his friends and family to always be the better man in life. When each one of his kids grew up and started to choose our own paths, and make our own decisions which weren't always the best choices, dad was there to guide us and assist us back to sobriety, and to the right way of life. He had a love for all kinds of animals. His dog Lucky was his best friend. Mater of fact, the saying "a dog is a man's best friend" was very true in his life. His last saying that has stock with each one of us was "Live one day at a time, because you are never promised tomorrow!"
Dad, you will be remembered by many.
We love and miss you! Rest In Peace, Daddy
Claire M. Kingsley
Claire M. Kingsley of Naples, Florida passed away on Saturday August 28, 2010. Claire was a freelance writer/photographer published in many local media as well as on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. Born in Boston, she was a Naples resident since 1991. She was a former member of the American Business Women's Association, Public Relations Association of Collier County, Civil Air Patrol Senior Squadron, The Leukemia Society, Stephani Roth Cancer Research Fund and Naples Press Club. She is survived by daughter Jennifer Kingsley Wilson, son-in-law Jeff Wilson, three grandchildren Alex, Juliana and Jada Wilson of Windermere Florida. Daughter Lauren Feuerman and sons Adam and Christopher of Keys Florida. Her sister Peggy and brother-in-law and Luc Begin passed away earlier this year. She is also predeceased by her beloved son Gregg Kingsley who passed away of leukemia at age 27. Also predeceased by brother Albert Connor of Naples Florida and parents Lillian and Albert Connor of Naples. A memorial service will be held at 4:00 pm on Thursday, September 2, 2010 at the Windermere Baptist Church, 300 Main Street, Windermere, FL 34786. The family requests in lieu of flowers donations may be made to the local Orlando leukemia and Lymphoma Society or www.lls.org/ncfl.
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Claire Elaine Lee
Mrs. Claire Elaine Lee, 84 of Orlando, Florida died Sunday August 22, 2010 in Biloxi, Mississippi. Mrs. Lee was born in Boston, Massachusetts and she was a Catholic. Mrs. Lee was preceded in death by her parents, Daniel and Clara Murray; husband, David E. Lee; and two sons, David E. Lee, III and Daniel R. Lee. Survivors included a daughter-in-law, Kathryn S. Lee, widow of David E. Lee, III of Gulfport; four grandchildren, Lisa (Michael) Hendrickson of Gulfport, David E. (Leeann) lee IV of Orlando, Michelle R. Lee of Gulfport, and Amy (Johnny) Pineyro of Celebration, FL; and four great-grandchildren, Michael, Matthew, and Mia Hendrickson,and Abigail Lee. Mrs. Lee was sent from Bradford-O'Keefe Funeral Home, 15th Street, in Gulfport, to Dobbs Funeral Home in Orlando. A Mass of Christian Burial will be Monday, August 30, 2010, at 10:00 a.m. at Holy Family Catholic Church where friends may visit one hour before the mass. Interment will follow in Woodlawn Memorial Park in Gotha, Florida. In lieu of flowers the family prefers memorials to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, P.O. Box 1000, Dept. 142, Memphis, TN 38148-0142.
Louis A. Palaigos
Louis A. Palaigos, age 83 of Ocoee passed away on Friday, August 20th, 2010. Louis was born in New York, New York, the son of the late Melpo (Berbakos) and Anthony Palaigos. He moved to Central Florida in 1971. He was employed as a bookkeeper and attended Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church. Louis is survived by his wife Margaret (Babino) Palaigos of Ocoee; two daughters, Melanie Palaigos of Orlando; Rose Ann (Patrick) Sirois of Winter Garden;sister Stella Ginas of Texas; 2 grandchildren Elisabeth and Nikolas Sirois of Winter Garden. The family will be receiving friends at Dobbs Funeral Home on Thursday, August 26, 2010 from 10:00 - 11:00 AM. The funeral service will follow visitation at 11:00 AM. Interment will follow the service at Woodlawn Memorial Park Cemetery.
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David Nolan Frazier
David Nolan Frazier age 62 of Orlando passed away Monday, August 23rd, 2010. David was born in Spruce Pine, North Carolina the son of Jean (Garland) and the late Carl Whitworth Frazier. He served in the U.S. Navy and was employed as a commercial and residential carpenter. David was a member of the Sierra Club and a collector of Indian Relics. He leaves to cherish his memory, mother Jean Frazier of Orlando; son Daniel Morgan Finch of Harrisburg, PA; sister Nancy Frazier Shrewbury of Lashmeet, West Virginia; three brothers Craig Frazier of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, Leslie Frazier of Orlando, Neal Frazier of Roanoke, Virginia and 2 grandchildren.
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Terry Lee Hancock
Terry Lee Hancock, age 52 of Orlando, passed away on Friday, August 20th, 2010 due to complications of Muscular Dystrophy. Terry was born in Henderson, Kentucky the son of Jim and Iona (Brown) Hancock. He was employed as a seafood handler for department stores. He is predeceased by step sister Ellen Walker (2007). Terry leaves to cherish his memory, mother and stepfather Iona and James Lucas of Orlando; step sister Jan Sleeper of Byron, Georgia and step brother Steven Lucas of Alexandria, Virginia. A memorial service will be held at Dobbs Funeral Home Chapel, at 6:00 PM on Tuesday, August 24th, 2010, with Pastor Larry McFadden officiating. The family requests that in lieu of flowers contributions can be made to the Russell Home for Atypical Children. http://www.russellhome.org/
Gislene Marie Montasse
Gislene Marie Montasse, age 79 of Orlando, passed away Wednesday, August 11th, 2010. Gislene was born in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti the daughter of Marcel and Fenela (Duroseau) Montasse. She was employed as a registered nurse and attended Holy Family Catholic Church. Gislene is survived by three daughters, Mary Richards of Lilburn, Georgia, Shirley Perales of Miami, Gislene Moorman of Orlando; three sisters, Josette Dussek of Brooklyn, New York, Faimy Hakime of Port-au-Prince Haiti, Nicole Montasse of New York; brother Jacques Montasse of Queens, New York. She is also survived by grandchildren Alfred Viaud of Miami, Stephen Viaud of Miami, Krystal Elie of Miami, Jayson Moorman of Orlando, Christian Perales of Atlanta, Taylor Moorman of Orlando and Alexandria Richards of Georgia. The family will be receiving friends on Friday, August 20th, 2010 at Dobbs Funeral Home from 6:00 - 8:00 PM. The funeral service will be held at 10:30 AM on Saturday, August 21st, 2010 at Holy Family Catholic Church. Interment will follow the service at Woodlawn Memorial Park Cemetery at the Life of Christ Mosaic Mausoleum located in the Gardens of Peace and Serenity.
Diana Marie Baldwin
Diana Marie McDowell Baldwin was born September 20, 1942 in Newark, NJ to parents Helen (Harrington) McDowell and Duncan Peterson McDowell. She passed away on August 7, 2010 at the age of 67 in Orlando, FL. Diana had 2 sisters, Patricia Colburn of Round Rock, TX and Doreen Margaret Smith (deceased) and 5 brothers; Daniel McDowell of Summerfield, FL. Michael McDowell of Safford, AZ, Terry McDowell of Albuquerque, NM, Rodney McDowell of Orlando, FL and Duncan Thomas McDowell (deceased). She met her husband John "Jack" Baldwin through her brother Danny when she was twelve years old. They started dating in June of 1960 and married on May 8, 1961 in Mt. Rainier, MD. Jack was an ice cream truck driver and Diana was a housewife. They raised 7 children; 5 daughters, Beverly Jean Hermann of Chandler, AZ, Shirley Ann Penrod of Fremont, CA, Joann Marie Walton of Orlando, FL, Ginger Diann Baldwin of Orlando, FL, and Billie Jean Baldwin of Maricopa, AZ, and 2 sons, John R. Baldwin and Scott Andrew Baldwin both of Orlando, FL. Mom loved spending time with her 7 children, 22 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
We traveled all over the United States, living in Maryland, Virginia, California, New Mexico, Utah, Colorado, Arizona and Florida. Our family road trips were always full of adventure and there was NEVER a dull moment. You try packing 7 kids in a wood panel station wagon and driving across country! Mom was always there for us when we came home from school with a snack waiting. She helped with our homework and taught us many great lessons in life. The neighborhood kids knew that we had the coolest mom so the house was always full! She was always ready to laugh, have fun and play games such as rummy, aggravation, or hide and seek in the dark. Her and her sister Margie made up a game they called "Dicey Dice." They would sometimes play this game for hours. We will miss her dearly but will go on with our fond memories of all the good times we spent with her. She will forever be in our hearts.
Memorial services will be held on Saturday, August 21, 2010 at the Latter Day Saints Chapel in Windermere. 3001 S. Apopka-Vineland Rd, Orlando, FL 32819. A viewing for immediate family will be held from 10-10:30 am, extended family and friends from 10:3011am. The service will be from 11 am until noon with a light lunch to follow. If you would like to donate in lieu of flowers please send donations to: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/w...
Terrance Charles Ross
Terrance Charles Ross, age 45 of Orlando passed away on Sunday, August 8th, 2010. Terrance was born in Albany, Georgia, the son of Charles McArthur and Connie Rhodes. He loved being a paramedic , was an avid Gators fan and an adoring father. Terrance leaves to cherish his memory, father Charles Ross; mother Connie Fairbanks; children Greg, Bryant, Courtney and Jennifer; sisters Renee and Angel; brothers Roger and Tony, as well as his girlfriend Kelli-Ann. The family will be receiving friends on Friday, August 13th, 2010 from 11:00 am until 12:00 pm at Dobbs Funeral Home. The funeral service will follow visitation at 12:00 pm with Rev. Marcio officiating. The family requests that in lieu of flowers donations be made to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
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Luis Melvin Adames
Sunrise ~ July 28, 1986
Sunset ~ August 3, 2010
Luis Melvin Adames, age 24 of Orlando, passed away on Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010. Luis was born in Brooklyn, New York the son of Melvin and Maribel (Lozada) Adames. He and his family moved to Central Florida from New york in 2005. Luis leaves to cherish his memory, his mother Maribel Adames of Orlando; father Melvin Adames of Kissimmee; three sisters, Lynette Adames of Orlando, Kristin and Karen Adames of Kissimmee; two brothers, Bryan Adames of Kissimmee and Andres Conde of Colombia. The family will be receiving friends on Friday, August 6th 2010, from 3:00 until 5:00 pm at Dobbs Funeral Home. The funeral service will follow the visitation starting at 5:00 pm with Pastor Jaime Santiago officiating.
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A heated national conversation about birthright citizenship and the 14th Amendment is currently underway, with many politicians, pundits, and scholars on both the right and left getting it wrong. Claremont Institute scholars have been thinking and writing about this problem for many years. Below we've collected recent and past writings to provide some guidance on the relation between constitutional principles, citizenship, and immigration policy.
"We can Apply the 14th Amendment While also Reforming Birthright Citizenship"
"Born in the U.S.A.? Rethinking Birthright Citizenship in the Wake of 9/11"
"Dr. John Eastman on Birthright Citizenship"
The Federalist Society hosted a debate between John Eastman, founding director of the Claremont Institute's Center for Constitutional Jurisprudence, and John Yoo,Emanuel S. Heller Professor of Law at the University of California Berkeley School of Law, on whether the 14th Amendment mandates birthright citizenship.
Claremont Institute Senior Fellow Edward J. Erler wrote this short summary of the meaning of the citizenship clause of the 14th amendment for The Heritage Foundation's Guide to the Constitution.
Frequent Claremont Review of Books contributor and summer fellowship faculty member Richard Samuelson provides more historical and legal context in his essay for The Federalist: "Birthright for Whom?"
In the fall 2013 issue of the Claremont Review of Books, we hosted a symposium on immigration and American exceptionalism, featuring contributions by former Secretary of Education William J. Bennett, former Secretary of Labor Linda Chavez, Ethics and Public Policy Center Senior Fellow Stanley Kurtz, and Claremont Institute Senior Fellows Angelo Codevilla and Edward J. Erler.
Finally, for a broader perspective, including how the Founders thought about the question of immigration and how our understanding has changed, we encourage you to buy a copy of The Founders on Citizenship and Immigration: Principles and Challenges in America, featuring the scholarship of Claremont scholars Edward J. Erler, John Marini, and Thomas G. West.


Event agencies Crown and Communique jointly announce today that they are merging to create one of the largest independent creative event agencies in the UK, with a portfolio of high profile clients and events, spanning consumer and corporate events and experiences.
Effective immediately, the new company is called Strata Creative Communications Ltd, and employs 60 people from its two offices in Covent Garden, London and Brackley, Northamptonshire. This new agency combines the strategic, creative and production skills of Crown with Communique's experiential capability and operational facilities to offer a truly full-service offering for its clients.
Simon Hambley (pictured above left), previously board director of Crown takes on the new role of chief executive officer of Strata, effective immediately.
Simon Hambley, chief executive officer, Strata comments: "This is a good news story all round – for our clients, our people and our suppliers. We will broaden our offering across the board. We'll have a stronger, collective strategic planning and creative offer; we increase our operational capabilities whilst being more competitive on costs and benefitting from overall efficiencies. On every front we shall increase our competitive edge. Importantly we shall also provide great opportunities for our people in the years ahead.
Ewan Hurford-Jones, previously managing director of Communique takes on the new role of chief operating officer of Strata, effective immediately.
At the same time Nicky Havelaar, current managing director of Crown will be stepping down from the business.


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Masked matches made in heaven? Folsom singles put to test
Event raises money for children in Philippines
Updated: 11:10 PM PDT Jul 7, 2015
Dana Griffin
KCRA SOURCE: KCRA
Men and women are making connections behind a mask.Dating can be a mysterious game of hope and anticipation that often comes with a side of jitters.Watch report: Men, women look for connections behind mask in FolsomInside Folsom Lake Bowl on Tuesday night, brave men and women are putting masquerade speed dating to the test.Organizer Marie Reyes loves playing cupid, but wants people to focus on personality, not just looks."The reason for this is I want people to actually see the inside," Reyes said. "OK, the personality first before the outside appearance."Rose Tran is single and trying masquerade speed dating for the first time."It's actually kind of easier," Tran said. "It's kind of mysterious in a way so I kind of like it."Speed dater Richie Deoca has been single for five months."I've seen some chicks, there's definitely some cuties," Deoca said. "I'm gonna keep looking. I'm not gonna try to do anything too fast."There's no age restrictions. You just have to be single and open to meeting new people. This new way of dating not only takes off the edge by allowing people to cover up their faces, it's also raising money for a good cause.There's a donation jar when people sign up. A percentage of the proceeds will go to feed hungry children in the Philippines -- a cause that's special for Reyes who left the country at a young age."I really feel for them and I want to make a difference," Reyes said.There weren't any masked matches made in heaven, but many enjoyed the experience.
FOLSOM, Calif. (KCRA) —
Men and women are making connections behind a mask.
Dating can be a mysterious game of hope and anticipation that often comes with a side of jitters.
Watch report: Men, women look for connections behind mask in Folsom
Inside Folsom Lake Bowl on Tuesday night, brave men and women are putting masquerade speed dating to the test.
Organizer Marie Reyes loves playing cupid, but wants people to focus on personality, not just looks.
"The reason for this is I want people to actually see the inside," Reyes said. "OK, the personality first before the outside appearance."
Rose Tran is single and trying masquerade speed dating for the first time.
"It's actually kind of easier," Tran said. "It's kind of mysterious in a way so I kind of like it."
Speed dater Richie Deoca has been single for five months.
"I've seen some chicks, there's definitely some cuties," Deoca said. "I'm gonna keep looking. I'm not gonna try to do anything too fast."
There's no age restrictions. You just have to be single and open to meeting new people. This new way of dating not only takes off the edge by allowing people to cover up their faces, it's also raising money for a good cause.
There's a donation jar when people sign up. A percentage of the proceeds will go to feed hungry children in the Philippines -- a cause that's special for Reyes who left the country at a young age.
"I really feel for them and I want to make a difference," Reyes said.
There weren't any masked matches made in heaven, but many enjoyed the experience.


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/** @file example.c
 *  @brief FIXME
 *
 *  @author eV Quirk
 */

#include "utz.h"
#include "zones.h"

#include <stdio.h>
void main() {
  printf("Total library db size: %d B\n", sizeof(zone_rules) + sizeof(zone_abrevs) + sizeof(zone_defns) + sizeof(zone_names));

  udatetime_t dt = {0};
  dt.date.year = 17;
  dt.date.month = 9;
  dt.date.dayofmonth = 26;
  dt.time.hour = 1;
  dt.time.minute = 0;
  dt.time.second = 0;

  uzone_t active_zone;
  get_zone_by_name("San Francisco", &active_zone);
  uoffset_t offset;
  char c = get_current_offset(&active_zone, &dt, &offset);
  printf("%s, current offset: %d.%d\n", active_zone.name, offset.hours, offset.minutes / 60);
  printf(active_zone.abrev_formatter, c);
  printf("\n");
}

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