Introducing the new special Rapé Huasca.
Huasca is a mix of tobacco, Pau Pereira ash (Geissospermum vellosii), concentrated Ayahuasca from the bottom of the pot, Jagube Vine (Banisteriopsis Caapi), Chacruna powder ( Psychotria Viridis). This powerful blend connects us to the Spirit Realm, as well as treats dis-eases such as depression and anxiety.
A list of medicinal uses for each ingredient according to the Indigenous tribes is below.
Pau Pereira (Geissospermum vellosii)-Stimulation of the immune system. Contains the alkaloid flavopereirine which may be active against Plasmodium falciparum, one of the parasites that causes malaria. Flavopereirine may also be useful for the treatment of cancer and viral infections.
Jagube (Banisteriopsis Caapi) –is one of the natural sources of harmala alkaloids, making it an anti depressant. Researchers from Colombia have found positive results in treating Parkinsons dis-ease with Banisteriopsis Caapi extract.
Chacruna (Psychotria Viridis) Used widely among Indigenous people to treat headaches and migraines. It is also infused with Jagube to brew Ayahuasca.
*The Tikuna use it on fire ant bites.
*Andokes use it crushed with water as eye drops, to see with clear vision, especially before a hunt.


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Portable recording has been around a while now but the quality that came out of it wasn't quite there. This was a blow to a lot of artists that had the drive to create music but not the funds to build an entire studio or rent a professional studio. Today, there's a lot of exceptional equipment on the market that allows artists to record a track from just about anywhere. Here are the basic things you need to create a mobile recording studio.
Today's laptops are more powerful than desktops producers used to work with years ago. In fact, a lot of professional studios use a laptop as the center for all their recording. Get a laptop that has a lot of RAM and a good battery life. If you want to get even more portable with it, a smartphone or tablet actually aren't bad options.
A must. Without the sound protection of a studio, you'll need a good pair of monitor headphones to block out noise and let you focus on what you're recording.
Audio interfaces are getting small. Small enough to take on the go. If your music is based on virtual instruments and effects or leased or purchased beats, you'll have a couple options. A quick search online will reveal some great audio interfaces with just one or two inputs.
There are some great portable recording microphones available. some even come bundled with shockmounts and pop filters.
You'll need some software to bring everything together. If you're using, for instance, a hip-hop beat bought online, you'll need the software to add your vocals on top of the track and mix everything. Software can get expensive. Do your research- get the program that will work best for what you're trying to accomplish. We recommend getting some software that lends itself well to a mobile situation- one that will allow you to use a computer keyboard as triggers.


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Arlie Francis has been a believer in Messiah Jesus since December 21, 1971. He grew up in El Paso, Texas. El Paso is home to a substantial Jewish community. Many of his childhood friends growing up were Jewish. Having spent considerable time in their homes observing the life of their families and the practice of their faith, with all of its diversity, God has given Arlie a deep concern for the salvation of Jewish people everywhere. To support and equip him, God placed Arlie where he would be impacted by the lives and instruction of Jewish believers including Jack Meadows and Arnold Fruchtenbaum. In February of 2011, Arlie stepped away from a position with another Jewish ministry to begin the development of Disciple Daily.
Disciple Daily's focus is in the area of authentic biblical discipleship that marries intensive study of the Scriptures from Jewish foundation with practical ministry application. Arlie, and the people associated with Disciple Daily, form a growing international network of disciple making coaches. This network includes both individuals and other ministry organizations. Arlie is married to Noemi Francis, a middle school reading teacher. They have three children. Arlie and Noemi live in San Antonio, Texas where they are members of Wayside Chapel Evangelical Free Church. Together, they serve on the missions partnership council having direct oversight of Wayside's mission partners in the Middle East, Including of course, Israel as the major point of emphasis.


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I love visiting Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge in Cambridge, Maryland. The beauty and serenity is astounding. This is a collection of my best photos from each visit. If you haven't already, take a day trip to Blackwater NWR to drive along their paved Wildlife Drive or walk along one of their trails. No telling what you might see!! For information about the refuge, read the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Blackwater NWR brochure (1.4MB PDF file).
The next photos show a sequence of a Great Blue Heron trying his best to swallow his large catch. It took him 12 minutes from capture to final swallow.
His throat appears a bit full in that last photo!
Beautiful Donna! Makes me want to visit soon.
I hope you can visit soon, the quiet activity and beauty just can't be beat! I do always hate to leave when it's time to go home….
place for me after seeing all your photo's. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for your comments Celeste! I had set up my tripod to watch & photograph that heron as he was catching & swallowing little 2-3″ fish in seconds. When he speared that great big one, I couldn't believe it! I don't think he could either, he had to keep resting inbetween shifting the fish as he tried to swallow him. I bet he didn't have to eat any more that day! LOL It was an awesome sighting, two other cars pulled up and got to watch him too. We were absolutely amazed. Please do visit, I know you won't be disappointed!
What size lens do you generally use when visiting BWR?
I have three lens and use all three, but I primarily shoot with a Nikon 70-200mm F.28 attached to a Nikon TC-17E111 Teleconverter for the individual wildlife shots. I will switch to a Nikon 18-55mm for the landscape & sunset shots. Thanks Joey for your question!
Gorgeous pictures. I miss Dorchester County and The Eastern Shore so much. thanks for letting me visit through your pictures.
Thanks Judi, I do love the Eastern Shore's beauty and tranquility, it sure beats the hustle/bustle of the big cities in my book!
Nice pics…all of them..This is one of the places on my 'list' to get to….
Thanks Barbara for your comments. Yes, visit soon, you will love Blackwater.
Seriously Donna, I could scream. I would faint seeing all of this wildlife. Well, maybe not faint as I'd miss everything, but….


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Interview with Songwriter Rob Grimaldi
100 Years of Radio–100 Years of Hit Makers
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Rob Grimaldi is a multi-platinum songwriter/producer/DJ/composer who has worked with Queen Naija, Noah Cyrus, Jimmie Allen, Tim McGraw, Blackpink, and R3hab to name a few.
Extremely diverse and distinct, Grimaldi's proficiency on four instruments and far reaching programming skills gives each of his tracks a unique musicality and identity.
Creating commercially relevant records that showcase a varying blend of pop and other genres is his ultimate goal, achieved by combining live instruments with various programming techniques reflecting the artist or cowriter's essence/strengths/uniqueness.
In this episode of 100 Years of Radio -100 Years of Hit Makers, we sit down with Rob Grimaldi to hear stories behind the lyrics and songs he's helped create.
100 Years of Radio – 100 Years of Hit Makers special podcast series is produced in partnership with Beasley Media Group, XPERI (HD Radio), and BMI in celebration of the 100-year anniversary of the first commercial radio broadcast.
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First-time author taps the strength within
At just 26 years old and 26 weeks pregnant, Annie Pateman had to make a decision no expectant mother would ever want to make – keep living with a deadly bone tumour growing in her left leg or undergo an amputation and risk the life of her unborn child. She chose the latter.
By this stage Annie had been living for 18 months with severe pain in her swollen knee and had finally undergone a biopsy after convincing her doctors it was something more than a bad sprain.
"When I woke up in hospital after the biopsy my husband David was at my bedside and he gave me the bad news," Annie says. "Then the orthopaedic surgeon arrived with the rest of the medical team to tell me they needed to amputate my leg and that due to the trauma of the surgery it was unlikely my baby would survive.
"I'm not a religious person but I certainly prayed. My next door neighbour gave me this little St David's medal and I hung that up on the bedhead and prayed for all I was worth."
The amputation took place three days later (on Good Friday, 1980) and when Annie came to, "I'd lost my leg but my baby had survived – miracles do occur!"
Forty years on and the unborn baby is now her happily married adult daughter Jessica with two children of her own, Annie's grandchildren. Annie lives in Garfield east of Melbourne with her husband and son Luke, is a participant in the National Disability Insurance Scheme – and is also a first-time author.
The trauma of surgery is one among many life challenges she has faced and overcome, and they are all laid out in her autobiography 'The Strength Within'. But life and its various twists and turns had not quite finished with Annie.
After five years' hard work, she was all set to launch her book in late March this year when along came COVID-19 and the country went into lockdown. However, as her story shows, Annie is made of strong stuff and a little thing like a global pandemic was definitely not going to stop her publicising her book.
"I've entered a book competition, been in the local paper, done radio interviews and 'virtual' author nights, and also put a lot of content up on my website," she says. "I've been getting the word out on social media and my LinkedIn account now has 800 followers and growing!"
Annie's book charts her battles to rise above life's hurdles, beginning with her early childhood as the daughter of Jewish immigrants growing up in Melbourne's inner north, starting work in in the early days of feminism when women were beginning to stand up for their rights, raising a family as an amputee and much, much more.
"For me, the main thing is to give people hope, not to give up and that there is a great life after amputation," she says.
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Donald Trump has threatened to overturn two decades of US economic policy by questioning the strong value of the dollar, raising fears that his presidency could set off a new round of currency wars between the world's major economies.
On Monday the president-elect appeared to break from the longstanding "strong dollar" policy of successive administrations, declaring that the currency was too high and that this was preventing US companies from competing with Chinese counterparts. "It's killing us," he said in an interview with the Wall Street Journal.
Speaking in Switzerland after Mr Trump's comments, Anthony Scaramucci, a leading figure in the transition team, said the administration would need to take heed of the problems of a buoyant currency.
"In the Trump administration, there will be a lot of symbolism in terms of reaching out for lower-class families and middle-class families," he said, adding that in doing so "we have to be careful about the rising currency because of not just what is going on internationally, but it'll have an impact internally in the US".
But Mr Scaramucci also suggested that if the new administration could create fast growth, it would allow the US to deal with the tighter monetary conditions that come with a higher currency.
Previous incoming administrations have ritualistically sworn fealty to a strong dollar, saying this was in the interests of the US economy — even when the currency's value was arguably doing more harm than good at the time. This was part of a broader US strategy aimed at allowing the currency to find its own value rather than trying to micromanage the exchange rate.
With the dollar trading near 14-year highs against a basket of its peers, however, Mr Trump's team faces a serious barrier to its goal of reducing the US trade deficit.
The danger is that if the US starts suppressing the value of its currency it could trigger a broader currency war far greater in magnitude than the skirmishes seen in the wake of the 2008 global crisis. Besides China, such a war would draw in economies in Europe and Japan. It also would mark an unwinding of the longstanding G7 consensus that markets ought to set the value of currencies.
"We haven't seen anything yet. If the president of the United States begins talking the dollar down then we will have currency wars and it will make a mockery of the previous things that we thought were wars," said Marc Chandler, global head of currency strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman.
He argued that Mr Trump could end up unwinding the G7 consensus, triggering instability in financial markets and discouraging foreign investors from investing in US assets.
"This is a case where the stirrings of a currency war could set the ground for a broader trade war," said Eswar Prasad, a Cornell economist and author of The Dollar Trap.
Some analysts question the potency of such verbal interventions — especially at a time when Mr Trump's apparent willingness to advocate deficit-widening tax cuts could bring forward interest-rate increases and add to the dollar's strength. What is more, the president-elect's decision to criticise Chinese foreign exchange policies seems out of date: recently Beijing has not been seeking to push down its currency but rather to prop it up.
However, C Fred Bergsten, senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, said Mr Trump was right to think the strong dollar policy was now misplaced, adding that the US currency was by his calculations overvalued by at least 10 per cent.
He said the exchange rate might prove the best route towards addressing the deficit compared with alternatives such as throwing the US economy into recession or erecting trade barriers. "If you could nudge it down through oral intervention, which this is, that is probably less risky than alternative efforts," he said.
That message was echoed by Lael Brainard, a member of the Federal Reserve board, on Tuesday. The governor and rate-setter said that more "expansionary" fiscal policy in the US could increase expectations of a divergence between US and overseas economic conditions and so push the exchange rate higher.
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A showcase space, plus consistently high-level plates make Z Hospitality Group's new White Plains location one for your must-dine list.
Charred Spanish octopus with sliced potatoes, dried chorizo sofrito, and preserved lemon.
Hear the phrase "restaurant group," and it's natural to envision a corporate phalanx of spots, devoid of spontaneity or innovation. In the case of the eight-restaurant-strong Z Hospitality Group, however, creativity and pleasure accompany consistency.
That's why, over the years, I've frequented many of the company's restaurants, including Terra, Mediterraneo, and East End, in Greenwich; and Sole in New Canaan. I've always been able to count on sophisticated, well-executed dishes, in stylish and pleasant surroundings.
Mediterraneo in White Plains is no exception. Opened several months ago, the newest spot in Z's portfolio is a worthy addition, exceeding its sister establishments in ambience. Housed in a dramatic glass-walled space across from The Ritz-Carlton, the setting is hip, classy, and transporting. Sit downstairs, near the solid white-and-gray marble bar, or in the airy, light-flooded main dining space, surrounded by massive windows. Alternatively, climb the staircase (or take the elevator) upstairs, and look down from your lofty perch onto bustling Main Street. You'll love the striped gray-and-white wood floor, fresh flowers, rustic wood-trestle tables, and copious views. My only criticism of the atmosphere is the blaring top-40 music (which, for some reason, is even louder in the bathrooms), which distracts from the dining experience. Also know that if you sit facing the windows in the afternoon, you'll experience some glare.
The service was generally pleasing, except for the lack of a clear hostess stand at the entrance. On two of my three visits, I wasn't properly greeted when I walked in. That said, Alonzo — my waiter on two of my visits — was so friendly, charming, and solicitous, he instantly made me forget the omission. He steered my dining companion and me toward the restaurant's most popular dish (the Parmesan-crusted halibut). The second we'd finished the restaurant group's trademark garlicky hummus dip, Alonzo brought over a replacement. The busboys (like the waiters, clad in black) constantly refilled our water glasses, and inquired on all three of my visits if my table wanted fresh pepper.
When it comes to the food, Mediterraneo gets the details right, elevating the dining experience. Most plates feature a dynamic design and thoughtful, pretty garnishes (such as spices, dots of colorful sauces, or tiny candies). Obviously, care has gone into each dish, many with intriguing Middle Eastern influences. In a gracious touch, each meal at a Z Hospitality restaurant begins with a choice of breads (the fluffy herbed focaccia is a must-try) and the hummus.
Since I'm a regular of the company's restaurants, I was pleased to see some of its trademark dishes, like old friends, on the menu. The Parmesan-crusted halibut is my mainstay at Terra in Greenwich. The crisp, golden, rich cheese crust contrasts with the moist, delicate, and tender flesh. At Mediterraneo in Greenwich, I often order the grilled lamb kebab and kofte entrée, which is also available in White Plains. The tender meat is balanced by the creamy cucumber-yogurt tzatziki, and vermicelli adds interest to the well-cooked spiced basmati rice alongside. The one constant I wasn't as pleased to experience was the uber-thin-crusted pizza, which doesn't live up to the quality of the other entrées.
Some dishes, such as the portabella eggplant fries, were new to me — especially since the restaurant alters the menu a bit with the seasons. Here, strips of meaty mushrooms are breaded, deep-fried until perfectly crispy and served with a spicy aioli and pickled jalapeños. Of the other starters, I also loved the spiced, roasted carrots with yogurt sauce; octopus with potatoes, dried chorizo sofrito, and preserved lemon; lemony lentil-kale-chorizo soup; gnocchi and grape salad; mussels with red curry cream, cilantro, and seasonal fava beans; and fried goat cheese "blintz." Amongst the entrées, other than the halibut and lamb, I would recommend the grilled branzino with mustard sauce and braised greens with bacon. At lunchtime, try the grilled seafood salad, suffused with lemon and accented with thinly sliced fresh fennel and arugula.
Pistachio cake with vanilla buttercream and candied lime.
Desserts impressed, as well. None were cloyingly sweet, which I appreciated. The lemon tart, surrounded by raspberry coulis, featured a tender crust and intense lemony bite. Meanwhile, the tiramisu couldn't have been creamier. The crispy hazelnut tart, though a bit of a misnomer (there was very little crunch), still delivered, with its dark-chocolate gelato and Lilliputian cinnamon-marshmallow garnish. The vanilla-buttercream-frosting-topped pistachio cake, with crushed pistachios and crème anglaise dots on the plate, was unusual, light, and elegant. Accompanying the desserts, we tried a few of the high-quality teas, including a lovely citrus chamomile.
My quibbles with the food were minor. The octopus in the appetizer and lamb in the entrée were slightly overcooked, while (one night) the soup and tea came out dangerously hot. The lamb kebab could use more color and contrast, perhaps from roasted tomatoes and green bell peppers. A scoop of apricot or pomegranate gelato or sorbet would take the pistachio cake over the top.
Still, Mediterraneo of White Plains is a star performer, worthy of applause and repeat visits.


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← April brings a flurry of new comics on Wednesday the 18th!
I could dance around the topic, tease it out a little, but I can't pretend I'm not excited either.
Who likes red shorts? WE like red shorts!
So there's this guy, got left on a couple's doorstep, turns out he's ridiculously good at a lot of stuff. This week marks the 80th year that stories have been printed about him, he's just that ridiculously interesting. There was a while back when he couldn't wear underwear over his skin-tight trousers, which was a shame since that's kind of what got him started as a big deal. Back then the most stupendous people were circus performers, and most of them wore bright straps of clothing over tights, it became a thing, but then he had to stop doing the thing. Today's also the day when he can start wearing them again, and some of the biggest names in comics want to make a fuss about slapping the red back on his pants. Ridiculous!
You'll notice a few common themes throughout the various stories. One is that while Superman plays a large role, they're usually about someone else. They might be someone he saved, or defeated, or that saved the day while he was busy with something else, the point being that Superman stories often prove more interesting when he's not the focal point. Second, he's always thinking about he can save more people or do more good, a more constructive and in-character trait than, say, how many bystanders have to die before he'll snap someone's neck. Third, they're all overwritten and hammy, as if everyone involved thought their story would appear in a major milestone issue or something. Such offenses are as inevitable as they are forgivable.
You won't find neo-Impressionist or surreal takes on the Man of Steel in this issue. It's been 80 years, they've figured out what kind of style works best for the guy, and while a lot of artists get a turn at bat they all swing more or less the same way.
Action Comics reads like a baby playing with soap bubbles – it's simple, nothing you haven't seen before, and you should absolutely allow yourself to enjoy it.
•Atomic Frenchie GN (Sniegoski/ McWeeney): What are you doing to me?!? Swords, shields, some kind of prosthetic bear claw, and teleprompters around a witty bitty puppy, but not a single baguette, barrel of waste, wine bottle, glowing tumor, or white flag? Dammit, comics, do you even French nuclearly?
It's hard to say when exactly the Grandmother (never named) lost her family. It hurts like it was only yesterday, but it also feels like ages. Her children and grandchildren all lost their lives in a car crash, and she feels she's lost hers as well. But hope comes in the form of the ghost of William Blake, who claims that her family sent him: they're in Hell, they can get out, but they need her to come get them. Grandmother's a cynical old broad that's unimpressed with Blake's verse, didn't believe Hell existed before the Pope retconned it, and can wade through an ocean of wailing souls without batting an eyelash, but if there's even one chance in a thousand million that she can give her family anything, she'll don her best scarf and head through some ethereal gates.
The short short version: this is Dante's Inferno starring your favorite Golden Girl. It's at once everything awesome about that stubborn old woman in your life kicking away at demons like they were fussy kittens, and every reason so few people try telling that story. Mentally, she's giant crag of a soul that won't budge even during the worst storms – there's no drama to her going up against nightmares. On the other hand, if she misses a single step that's kind of the end of her. All the trappings around her fall into the category of "Why not? Whatever." Blake could've been any other poet that's written about Christianity ever, his insistence on rhyming comes from nowhere, and though he claims he wants to help he doesn't actually say why or contribute anything beyond an occasional direction. If Charon, ferryman for the dead, had accepted major credit cards for a ride, it wouldn't have had the "wow" factor it maybe should have.
The art attempts to evoke a sense of higher power and lyrical purpose by rendering some elements as solid and others as apparitions, sometimes even the same object being a little of each. The effect reminds me of Peter Gross's Unwritten art style. Here, it reinforces the narrative's strengths, but does almost nothing to shore up its weaknesses. It doesn't clarify or offer any addition insight into what's happening in either world, it just visualizes what's described by the characters. That's a challenge in itself, but it's also like a presenter reading the bullets off of a PowerPoint show – if they're going through the trouble anyway, they could at least add something to the experience.
Her Infernal Descent reads like a nihilist birthday card – your existence may be pointless, but at least it's gone on longer than so many other people's.
•Four Sisters HC (Baur/ Ferdjoukh): Okay, see, here's someone that clearly knows trees don't grow from bones. (CC Note: You don't have to tell us anything, just say if we might be implicated!) Oh I'm not falling for that again.
•Survival Fetish 1 (Kindlon/ Fuso): Parkour… not? Not if you can't clear that gap, anyway.
•X-Men Gold 26 (Guggenheim/ Bandini & Marquez): As someone old enough to remember Kitty Pryde portrayed as a young teenager, this makes me feel old. As someone who thinks of Colossus's power as adding a good foot to his already large height, this looks like a Peter Jackson perspective trick. As someone who read Guardians of the Galaxy within the past two years, I gotta wonder how the ex-Starlord convinced her space lawyer to rush her space divorce through. My gut's punched three times and I haven't even opened the damn book!
•Wasted Space 1 (Moreci/ Sherman): I'm going to put my money on this being a series about closets of the future. There's not one figure on that cover that doesn't update their wardrobe at least twice a year. A long time ago, in a reality show far, far away… Star Storage Wars!
Whether by particle physics experiment gone awry, underground deity flipping a switch, or a geomancer rolling a natural 20 at the wrong time, Earth's gravity suddenly got turned down from 10 to 0.5. Maybe half of the population died from crashing into things, not being able to adapt, or just flying off into space. Willa was only a few months old when it happened, and twenty years later she can zip through what human civilization has become just like a superhero. And she LOVES it. Willa's father carefully raised her to keep her muscles toned, be mindful of where momentum will take her, and how potentially dangerous it can be to travel outside the city and it's refined low-g infrastructure. Back before G-Day, Willa's dad predicted something like it would happen, and now he's got an idea on how to turn the weight back on.
The idea of a planetary bouncy castle shouldn't be hard to enjoy (once you get past the catastrophic deaths and damage caused). Naturally, any part of you that paid attention during high school physics should be either distracted or taking a nap as you read this, because if it clues into what's suggested, the noodles won't be the only thing that fly off the handle. Willa's character comes from a point of privilege, but it's a position she continuously earns and pays forward. Add that to a smile that never strays far, and it's almost illegal to not like her. By the time you get to the end, it's easy to feel a little jealous that these people get to live in such a fantasy land, and the suggestion of putting it back to "normal" sounds villainous. Without ever knowing who's responsible for what, figuring out who or what to root for in this story's troublesome.
As nonsensical and confusing as the narrative can get, the visuals soothe every way they can. The science groans while the linework dances into shapes that define themselves clearly but leave themselves just a bit open. The plotting whines as the colors and shading flow from place to place, building up energy along the way.
Skyward reads like a child at play – you can call it out for making a mess or being loud, it'll just keep giggling and being adorable to witness.


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Ana Soledad Ruiz Seguín, née à Ceuta le , mieux connue sous le nom de Soledad Ruiz Seguín, est une experte dans les domaines socioprofessionnels, du marketing, dans les politiques européennes de genre et dans la violence de genre. Elle est responsable du secrétariat de politiques sociales et de sécurité sociale de l'UGT (Union générale des travailleurs) d'Andalousie depuis 2013.

Elle a été secrétaire exécutive confédérale de l'Área de la Mujer à l'UGT (littéralement zone de la femme, cellule d'aide aux politique d'égalité de genre) jusqu'à 2004, directrice de l'Institut Andalou de la Femme de 2004 à 2008 et de 2012 à 2013 (et de l'Institut andalou de la Femme de 2004 à 2008 et de 2012 à 2013) et directrice générale chargée de la violence de genre de 2008 à 2012, en étant la première personne à occuper cette fonction nouvellement créée dans la Junte d'Andalousie.

Pour les premières négociations de la Commission Européenne avec les interlocuteurs sociaux en matière d'égalité de genre, elle fut la représentante de l'Espagne (il ne pouvait y avoir qu'une personne par pays). Elle a conçu des politiques publiques nouvelles en matière de lutte contre la violence de genre, notamment la notification en temps réel des ordonnances de protection des victimes de violences de genre entre les juges et les forces de l'ordre, ou par la signature d'un accord de coopération pour l'amélioration de la lutte contre la violence de genre entre les ministères de la communauté autonome andalouse (consejerías), des syndicats et d'autres organisations.

Carrière syndicale
Ruiz est une experte dans les domaines socioprofessionnels et le marketing, en tant que fonctionnaire au sein de l'Institut national de l'emploi (INEM - SEPE). Elle a entamé sa trajectoire syndicale à l'UGT, organisation syndicale dans laquelle elle a appris à « être féministe et à travailler en égalité de genre » et a pris conscience de que « pour changer l'injustice de ce monde, nous devons changer l'histoire, et l'histoire est changée par les hommes et les femmes ».

Elle a occupé divers postes à responsabilité à l'UGT après son adhésion en 1985. En 1994, elle a été élue secrétaire générale de sa province puis en 1995 responsable du département confédéral des femmes. En 2002, elle a rejoint la Commission exécutive confédérale de l'UGT en tant que secrétaire exécutive confédérale de l'Área de la Mujer (littéralement zone de la femme, cellule d'aide aux politique d'égalité de genre), poste qu'elle a occupé jusqu'à sa nomination, en 2004, en tant que directrice de l'Institut andalou des femmes.

Son travail syndical s'effectue en faveur des droits des femmes, aussi bien au niveau national qu'à l'international, en participant à la négociation de l'accord-cadre qui s'est matérialisé dans la première directive communautaire sur le congé parental en 2010. Elle a été la responsable de la négociation entre 2003 et 2004, dans le processus de dialogue social européen, pour l'élaboration d'un « cadre d'action sur l'égalité des chances entre les femmes et les hommes ». Elle a aussi participé à l'élaboration de la recommandation et la convention 183 sur la protection de la maternité de l'Organisation internationale du travail (OIT). Entre 1995 et 2004, elle a également été membre du comité des femmes de la Confédération européenne des syndicats et du comité féminin de la Confédération internationale d'organisations syndicales libres, ensuite dénommée Confédération syndicale internationale (CSI).

Après son engagement politique, elle est revenue à l'UGT où elle est devenue responsable du secrétariat de politiques sociales et de la sécurité sociale de l'UGT d'Andalousie depuis 2013, dans l'équipe de Carmen Castilla, première femme élue secrétaire générale de l'UGT Andalousie.

Carrière politique
Elle a été Directrice de l'Institut andalou de la femme durant deux périodes, de 2004 à 2008 et de 2012 à 2013. Elle a été alors responsable de l'élaboration et de démarches postérieures sur deux projets de loi en matière d'égalité. Le résultat a été l'approbation par le Parlement de l'Andalousie de la Loi 12/2007, le , pour la promotion de l'égalité de genre en Andalousie et la Loi 13/2007, le même jour, de mesures de prévention et de protection intégrale contre la violence de genre. Elle a aussi été la responsable du Pacte andalou pour l'égalité de genre, signé par le gouvernement andalou et le conseil andalou de participation des femmes en 2013.

Elle a réformé et actualisé l'offre de services de l'Institut andalou de la femme, ce qu'il a valu à l'organisme deux prix dans un concours à la qualité et à l'administration numérique organisé par la Junte de l'Andalousie, dans les catégories : « excellence dans les services publics » et « implantation d'un système de gestion de la qualité ».

Elle a été directrice générale chargée de la violence de genre en Andalousie entre 2008 et 2012. Elle a été la première en occuper ce poste, lorsque le gouvernement andalou a créé cette direction générale en 2008 au sein de l'administration régionale. Elle a travaillé à la coordination entre les administrations et les acteurs sociaux pour l'amélioration des procédures en cas de violence machiste, pour concevoir et appliquer le Point de coordination des mandats de protection entre les organes judiciaires et les services sociaux et d'attention à la femme, et aussi à la procédure de coordination et coopération Institutionnelle pour l'amélioration de l'action contre la violence de genre et l'observatoire andalou de la violence de genre.

Reconnaissances
En , la municipalité de La Rinconada (Séville) a reconnu sa travail politique et syndical. La même année, l'UGT-Jaén lui a rendu un hommage pour sa carrière comme femme syndicaliste et par son travail à la tête du secrétariat de politiques sociales et de sécurité sociale de l'UGT d'Andalousie.

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This song wants to hug you. The debut single from Superego is straight up melodic joy, joy, joy. It's featured star is a massive, shiny guitar that's let loose to run amuck in a green grassy field under, of course, the bluest of blue skies.
Bloxx are described in their bio as a "4-piece indie band from London". True enough but what they really are is a f*cking great "4-piece indie band from London". The situation "Coke" relates is full of frustration, regret, and resignation, but it's all enveloped in a swirling, sticky, swampy guitar line ( which reminded me for a second of the ravishing "Slide Away" by Oasis), and blessed with a singalong chorus, and as such, is nearly impossible to evict from your head once you've heard it.
And there's more where that came from featured below. Make sure to check out the snarling and kicking "Curtains", the stuttering, airborne pop of "You", and the he's an arse, you should be with me anthem "Your Boyfriend". All are exceptionally fine.
I'm a sucker for "Right On's" in a pop song. The best ones in history ever, live within the intro to Marvin Gaye's classic "What's Going On" and they are love. Which brings us here to Mulch's "Baby Blue", which has a generous helping of them, and exudes earnest warmth, love, and confusion about family and the universe in the most tuneful way possible. In addition, it also possesses the most bitchin' guitar break.
"Sand Dunes" (the other track above) is a lo-fi amalgamation of Prince, Shuggie Otis, and Brian Wilson. It's a little demented, a little romantic, and has more hooks than a tackle box ( Okay, I sincerely apologize for that last bit but it's true). To summarize, like "Baby Blue", it's pretty damn good.
Please enjoy this seven minute acoustic ballad by eccentric musical genius Momus from 1987, featuring an endless stream of death references from history, myth, literature, film, and real life (circa 1987 that is, shout out to then potential nihilists Reagan and Gorbachev). How he's managed to make this laundry list of darkness, and fatalism sound wistful, romantic, and melodic continues to boggle my mind to this day. It's disconcerting… and utterly beautiful.
Oh yeah. This is some fine and glossy pop, festooned with a bit of boogie guitar, and a heavenly vocal that I swear sounds like Judee Sill, semi-mysterious, revered 70's singer/songwriter of all people. Anyway, all of this together makes for a pretty heavenly sound, and a welcome new entry into the pop church hymn book.
And here's the aforementioned Judee Sill to have a listen to if you haven't before. She remains forever unbelievable, and otherworldly.
While this is officially designated as a "work in progress" by the band, it's just so damn pretty in it's current state that I didn't want to wait until a fuller version appeared to post it. Just some real beauty here, sparse, and tuneful, with an especially warm and wondrous vocal.
Okay so, a bit late to this party, but this is too pretty not to spread the word about. This track appeared on Fire to the Stars "Keep You Safe" EP back in 2014, and was then included on the band's 2016 "Made of Fire" album, so it's been lurking around for a bit…but we digress. All that needs to be said is that it's a beauty, somehow managing to be both funereal and pop, starting as a slow dirge dressed in black, with a keening vocal, then suddenly turning the corner onto a sunlit street, courtesy of a beautiful guitar led hook. And while it brings to mind both Patti Smith, and Marianne Faithfull in parts , the glorious spectre of Stevie Nicks hangs over the whole thing, like the dark, dancing around the fire Stevie, the one that consumes all of us earthly beings during the last minute of "Gold Dust Woman".
Thinking about the construction of "Wholesale Slaughter" led me on a typically geeky tangent. Specifically, I began contemplating the ascent of the 1982 song "Ghosts" by Japan. It was a morose, skeletal dirge that was about as far from a pop song as you could get, yet somehow, beyond all reason or logic, it managed to reach the top 5 in the UK charts that year ( have a listen below, and you'll see what I mean).
Japan, starring singer/ songwriter, and still legend David Sylvian, were the thinking fangirl's band of choice back then, but still, would it even be possible for pop this dark, weird, and slippery to rise to those kind of heights again ? Hmmm, I wonder. I'm thinking our collective lack of patience, introspection, and empathy makes it pretty unlikely that an oddball like "Ghosts" will ever be a "hit" at that scale again ( though I remain hopeful because hey, you gotta). Still, love the idea that it was so mega, and it remains a properly lovely weirdo tune.
This jangles sweetly, swiftly and ever so desperately, and is not a million miles away from 80's babes Aztec Camera, from the Roddy Frame-esque vocal, right down to the the romantic optimism of the title…which is all to say it's a bit of a throwback and is eminently lovable.
Here's a baby fruit bat just because. Also here are a couple of shiny new playlists featuring some handsome September songs, plus a couple of rediscovered oldies that are more than ready to get immersed in. They are unusually hefty because hey, it's been a good month ! As usual there's some stuff that is only on Soundcloud, and some that is only on Spotify, so there are playlists for each to catch all the raindrops.
I was working my very first summer job at the "One Hour Photo Lab" wearing a blue lab coat the first time I heard the System. Just doing my ordinary shift, mixing a huge vat of film developing chemicals ( not fun), with the radio on when "Promises Can Break", their new single off the "X-Periment" album came bursting out of the junky boombox we had there. The song was soul, yeah, but it was fueled by a fat synth, so it sounded kind of different, modern. It also featured a dizzying hook, and downright swoon-worthy ascending vocal line. I was instantly in love. I went and bought the album from which it came, "X-Periment", the very next day and discovered that track was the tip of the iceberg, and that the whole thing was full of tunes with lush electronic heartbeats, and every one sounded like a single.
The band itself consisted of David Frank, Mic Murphy w/assistance from Paul Pesco, and their singular, hard-earned moment in the sun came with their 4th album, "Don't Disturb This Groove" whose title track was a mega-hit, and is still justifiably beloved today (with over 2 million Spotify plays and counting, not bad). Now while that album is pretty fine, the bands charms and gifts shine the brightest on the aforementioned "X-Periment", and it's follow-up "The Pleasure Seekers". Both feature plush, melodic, electro-soul pop of the highest order, all melodic, edgy, anxious, and emotional, and are absolutely worth seeking out.
And with that let's raise a glass to these guys, the true pioneers of electro-soul, they still deserve a lotta love , and all of our ears.


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Fišer, Luboš, Czech composer; b. Prague, Sept. 30, 1935; d. there, June 28, 1999. He studied composition with Hlobil at the Prague Cons. (1952–56) and with Bofkovec at the Prague Academy of Music, graduating in 1960. His music is often associated with paintings, archeology, and human history; his style of composition employs effective technical devices without adhering to any particular doctrine. His 15 Prints after Durer's Apocalypse for Orch. (1964–65), his most successful work, received the UNESCO prize in Paris in 1967.
DRAMATIC Lancelot, chamber opera (1959–60; Prague, May 19, 1961); Dobrý voják Švejk (The Good Soldier Schweik), musical (Prague, 1962); Changing Game, ballet (1971); Faust Eternal, television opera (1986). ORCH.: Suite (1954); 2 syms. (1956; 1958–60); Symphonic Fresco (1962–63); Chamber Concerto for Piano and Orch. (1964; rev. 1970); 15 Prints after Durer's Apocalypse (1964–65; Prague, May 15, 1966); Pietà for Chamber Ensemble (1967); Riff (1968); Double (1969); Report for Wind Instruments (1971); Kreutzer Etude for Chamber Orch. (1974); Labyrinth (1977); Serenade for Salzburg for Chamber Orch. (1978); Albert Einstein, portrait for Organ and Orch. (1979); Piano Concerto (1980); Meridian (1980); Romance for Violin and Orch. (1980); Centaures (1983); Concerto for 2 Pianos and Orch. (1986); Sonata (1998; Prague, Feb. 18, 1999). C H A M B E R : 4 Compositions for Violin and Piano (1955); String Quartet (1955); Sextet for Wind Quintet and Piano (1956); Ruce (Hands), violin sonata (1961); Crux for Violin, Kettledrums, and Bells (1970); Cello Sonata (1975); Variations on an Unknown Theme for String Quartet (1976); Piano Trio (1978); Sonata for 2 Cellos and Piano (1979); Testis for String Quartet (1980); Sonata for Solo Violin (1981). K E Y B O A R D : Piano : 8 sonatas (1955–96). V O C A L: Caprichos for Vocalists and Chorus (1966); Requiem for Soprano, Baritone, 2 Choruses, and Orch. (Prague, Nov. 19, 1968); Lament over the Destruction of the City of Ur for Soprano, Baritone, 3 Narrators, Chorus, Children's and Adult's Speaking Choruses, 7 Timpani, and 7 Bells (1969; as a ballet, 1978); Ave Imperator for Cello, Men's Chorus, 4 Trombones, and Percussion (1977); The Rose for Chorus (1977); Per Vittoria Colona for Cello and Women's Chorus (1979); Istanu, melodrama for Narrator, Alto Flute, and 4 Percussionists (1980); Znameni (The Sign) for Soloists, Chorus, and Orch. (1981); Address to Music, melodrama for Narrator and String Quartet (1982).
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Первым главным редактором был Волдемарс Крустиньш. Ежедневник имеет ряд приложений. Председателем управляющего Совета газеты сейчас является Гунтарс Клявинскис.

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If You're Heading to Boston for Your next Assignment, Don't Miss These Sightseeing Opportunities
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If you're working with Cross Country Allied as a travel physician assistant and ready to begin an exciting assignment in Boston, Massachusetts, you're in for a treat.
This historic city has a rich cultural heritage, as well as modern attractions and amenities -- and according to many professionals who live and work in the Boston downtown area, this is an excellent place to live.
One way to get connected to the city is to explore some of its interesting lesser-known opportunities for learning and entertainment. It's fine to take a trip to Fenway Park, or explore some of those other major sightseeing spots, but intrepid travelers hoping to discover more of Boston's local culture can also take the opportunity to visit some places that the average tourist doesn't usually go.
Boston Museums - A Fun Learning Experience
One of the best ways to explore Boston is to look in some of its renowned museums, many of which are very accessible from central urban neighborhoods. For example, if you landed a rewarding medical job near the Boston University School of Medicine, (or you're in the process of landing one through us,) you're within range of attractions like the Isabel Stewart Gardner Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts, both of which are also accessible from lodging at the Inn at Longwood nearby.
Another great spot for those interested in medicine and science is the Warren Anatomical Museum. This location is also in the same general vicinity and advertises "physical oddities and medical history" from around the world. This can be an interesting complement to a long week's work in a local hospital or medical facility. You'll learn a lot, and some of it may help you on the job!
Another way to explore Boston is to get out on the river. Duck tours and other opportunities operate from convenient downtown locations. Pick a warm sunny day to explore riverfront restaurants and attractions, and even take a boat trip. It's a great way to relax during a Boston weekend.
The Mapparium
If you're interested in travel and you get around a good bit, you may want to visit the Mapparium in the Mary Baker Eddy Library, another Boston landmark that's sort of off the beaten path.
It may not be as famous as something like the Sam Adams Brewery, but the Mapparium represents one of Boston's "cultural treasures" with a gigantic visual globe that show real-time historic timelines with LED light-ups. It's a great way to stimulate the mind when you want to blend knowledge and leisure together during some much-needed down time.
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When you walk in, you really think about the nature of games as a human experience -- how we use them to unwind, and at the same time, to focus our mental energies on something interesting. A lot of medical professionals who deal with complex data and issues in the workplace also like to challenge themselves mentally in their off-duty hours. The game store can even be a spot to meet like-minded people in the city, and maybe get some game nights going.
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They include website listings and advertising, displays at Springfield-Branson National Airport and many others.
Businesses outside Springfield city limits are eligible to take advantage of CVB marketing opportunities through the bureau's Area Marketing Partnership Program. Starlite Theatre in Branson is a new member of that program.
For more information, contact Jane Rips at 417-881-5300, ext.104, or jrips@springfieldmo.org.


As you came in to the church today, you were handed a postit and invited to write on the card something for which you are grateful. The children have collected the combined 'gratitude' of this gathering and are making a collage of it.
Also, in relation to the time of silence today, you were invited to consider how you were feeling, to think of someone for whom you are grateful and to reflect on how you felt afterwards.
Apart from, possibly, being pleasurable activities, do they have any deeper benefit for us and for others? Also, do such activities have any validity as forms of 'spiritual practice'? Is gratitude simply a helpful form of conscious and active manipulation of our feelings? Or, does it enable us to connect with a deeper part of ourselves? And, what role, if any, does gratitude have in faith-based approaches to living? In simple terms, why bother with gratitude?
These are some of the questions that occurred to us when reflecting on gratitude.
As part of our research for this service today, we consulted the modern online 'spiritual' treatise called Wikipedia. Some of you might be familiar with this online encyclopaedia. Here is some of the information included in the section about gratitude. In our preparation, we did check out at least some of the references quoted.
Regarding 'religious approaches to gratitude', Wikipedia states, 'Gratitude is viewed as a prized human propensity in the Christian, Buddhist, Muslim, Jewish, Baha'i, and Hindu traditions. Worship with gratitude to God is a common theme in such religions and, therefore, the concept of gratitude permeates religious texts, teachings, and traditions. For this reason, it is one of the most common emotions that religions aim to provoke and maintain in followers and is regarded as a universal religious sentiment'.
Why, then, is gratitude required or desirable or both in terms of religious traditions?
Regarding Christianity, Wikipedia states, 'Gratitude has been said to mould and shape the entire Christian life. Martin Luther referred to gratitude as 'The basic Christian attitude' and today it is still referred to as 'the heart of the gospel.' As each Christian believes they were created by a personal God, Christians are strongly encouraged to praise and give gratitude to their creator. In Christian gratitude, God is seen as the selfless giver of all good things … Instead of simply a sentimental feeling, Christian gratitude is regarded as a virtue that shapes not only emotions and thoughts but also actions and deeds'.
Indeed, the theologian, Jonathan Edwards, writes in his 'A Treatise Concerning Religious Affections' that gratitude and thankfulness toward God are among the signs of true religion. Because of this interpretation, modern measures of religious spirituality include assessments of thankfulness and gratitude towards God. Edwards also claimed that the 'affection' of gratitude is one of the most accurate ways of finding the presence of God in a person's life. Indeed, in a study from 1985, it was contended that in a small sample of Catholic nuns and priests, out of fifty emotions, love and gratitude were the most commonly experienced emotions towards God.
Finally, in the Orthodox, Catholic and Anglican churches, the most important rite is called the Eucharist. This name derives from the Greek word 'eucharistia' for thanksgiving.
So, in terms of Christianity, within various sects and traditions, gratitude is a fundamental component. What about some of the other major world religions?
Again, according to our online source: in Islam, the Islamic sacred text, The Quran, is filled with the idea of gratitude. Islam encourages its followers to be grateful and express thanks to God in all circumstances. Islamic teaching emphasises the idea that those who are grateful will be rewarded with more. Indeed, a traditional Islamic saying states that, 'The first who will be summoned to paradise are those who have praised God in every circumstance.' In the Quran it is also stated … that those who are grateful will be given more by God. The prophet Muhammad also said, 'Gratitude for the abundance you have received is the best insurance that the abundance will continue.' And, many practices of the Islamic faith also encourage gratitude. For example, the Pillar of Islam calling for daily prayer encourages believers to pray to God five times a day in order to thank him for his goodness. And, the pillar of fasting during the month of Ramadan is for the purpose of putting the believer in a state of gratitude.
So, again, in terms of another major world faith, namely Islam, gratitude has a central role.
5 A final example for today, in terms of considering gratitude within a major world religion, is Judaism. Again, according to our online source: in Judaism, gratitude is an essential part of the act of worship and a part of every aspect of a worshiper's life. According to the Hebrew worldview, all things come from God and because of this, gratitude is extremely important to the followers of Judaism. The Hebrew Scriptures are filled with the idea of gratitude. Jewish prayers also often incorporate gratitude beginning with the Shema, where the worshiper states that out of gratitude, 'You shall love the Eternal, your God, with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your might'. One of the crucial blessings in the central thrice-daily prayer, states 'We give thanks to You'. Along with their prayers, faithful worshipers recite more than one hundred blessings throughout the day. In Judaism there is also a major emphasis on gratitude for acts of human kindness and goodness.
So again, in terms of Judaism, gratitude or thankfulness is central to both worship and daily life.
We, however, are a community of spiritual seekers. While gratitude and gratitude practices are central to faithbased living for followers of specific religions, do they have relevance and benefit to us or the wider community?
Turning to consider the role of science rather than religion, some modern psychological studies have focused on the impact of gratitude and gratitude practices both for the individual and the wider community.
A large body of recent work has suggested that people who are more grateful have higher levels of subjective well-being. Fortunately, for those who are not followers of any specific religion, this appears to be separate from faith-based or religious associations. Grateful people, apparently, are happier, less depressed, less stressed, and more satisfied with their lives and relationships. Grateful people also have higher levels of control of their environments, personal growth, purpose in life, and self-acceptance. Grateful people are also reported as having more positive ways of coping with the difficulties they experience in life, being more likely to seek support from other people, reinterpret and grow from experiences, and spend more time planning how to deal with the problem. Grateful people even sleep better, and this seems to be because they think fewer negative and more positive thoughts just before going to sleep.
Unsurprisingly, numerous studies therefore suggest that grateful people are more likely to have higher levels of happiness and lower levels of stress and depression. While many emotions and personality traits have been identified as being important to well-being, there is, in fact, evidence that gratitude may be uniquely important. Firstly, a study showed that people who were more grateful coped better with a life transition. Specifically, people who were more grateful before the transition were less stressed, less depressed, and more satisfied with their relationships three months later. Secondly, two recent studies have suggested that gratitude may have a unique relationship with well-being, and can explain aspects of well-being that other personality traits cannot.
Within that context, regular gratitude practices such as the two that we have undertaken today, although simple, could have considerable impact for each of us as individuals.
But, what about the wider community? Can gratitude have an impact there?
Well, yes, apparently. Gratitude has, in fact, been shown to improve a person's altruistic tendencies. One study from 2010 found that gratitude is correlated with economic generosity. In this study, using an economic game, increased gratitude was shown to prompt increased monetary giving. From these results, this study shows that grateful people are more likely to sacrifice individual gains for communal profit. Or, we might hope, for the common good. In fact, a study from 2002 found similar correlations between gratitude and empathy, generosity, and helpfulness.
So - modern psychological studies have allowed us to study and measure how gratitude and gratitude practices can have a positive impact.
For those among us who are interested in trying gratitude practices, the two practices we carried out today as part of the service could be developed. The first practice could be extended into keeping a gratitude journal (for example, by writing down three things every day for which you are grateful). The second practice could be extended to writing a letter to someone for whom you are grateful and delivering the letter to that person. We invite you to consider how using such practices in your daily spiritual life could benefit both you as an individual and have a possible 'ripple' effect into the wider community.
Do gratitude practices have any deeper benefit for us and for others?
Do these activities have any validity as forms of 'spiritual practice'?
Does gratitude enable us to connect with a deeper part of ourselves?
And, what role, if any, does gratitude have in faith-based approaches to living?
In simple terms, why bother with gratitude?
Possibly, many of you will by now have devised your own answers to those questions.
In terms of our own reflections, it seems to us that the prevalence of gratitude and emphasis on gratitude in some of the major religions of the world demonstrates its significance as part of a faith-based approach to living. Therefore, it is reasonable to deduce from that that gratitude practices do, in fact, count as forms of 'spiritual practice'. In terms of 'practical' spirituality, the role of gratitude in increasing altruism, empathy and generosity would seem to be very well aligned to the values of those who seek to make a positive difference to the lives of others and, in particular, to Unitarians and Universalists. The combined approach of spiritual enquiry and commitment to social justice would seem to be well served by gratitude.
Regarding our own lives, can gratitude help to sustain us through challenging times and provide support and even joy in the simple and everyday elements of our lives? Well, the outcomes of studies regarding gratitude and its link to health and wellbeing indicate that the simple awareness and practice of gratitude in some form is good for both mental and physical health.
Put simply: why bother with gratitude? we would suggest: because it's worth it.


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HONOLULU — The Coast Guard and Hawaii County Fire Department continue the search for a missing diver off Puako Beach, Big Island, Thursday.
The Coast Guard Cutter Kittiwake, an 87-foot coastal patrol boat homeported in Honolulu, an MH-65 Dolphin helicopter crew and HC-130 Hercules airplane crew from Coast Guard Air Station Barbers Point continue searching for 69-year-old Diana Wolking. A helicopter crew, rescue boat crew and divers with Hawaii County Fire Department also continue searching.
Watchstanders at Coast Guard Sector Honolulu received notification at 7:20 p.m., Wednesday, from good Samaritans on the beach who witnessed Wolking enter the water just before sunset. After more than an hour, they noticed her truck still parked at the beach and could not locate any sign of her in the water or near the beach.
Wolking was last seen wearing a black rash guard, black and white bikini bottom with a scuba tank and black fins.
Current on-scene weather conditions are 16 mph winds and 3-foot seas with good visibility.
On-scene assets have completed 14 sorties, searched a total of 295 square miles and deployed two self-locating datum marker buoys.
Watchstanders at the Sector Honolulu Command Center use data gathered from the SLDMBs and the search and rescue optimal planning system to calculate the search area. SAROPS is a software system that uses simulated particles generated by users in a graphical interface. These particles are then influenced by environmental data to provide information on search object drift. Using information on a point of origin and local currently, it calculates the most likely area to find a person or object in the water.
Anyone with information that may help locate Wolking is asked to contact the Coast Guard Sector Honolulu Command Center at 808-842-2600.
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The RiverRun International Film Festival  is an annual Oscar-qualifying film festival held each spring in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The festival is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization and presents a variety of feature-length and short films from all genres, and also presents special events, regional premieres of significant films, celebrity tributes, family events and classic retrospectives as well as panel discussions and parties.

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Founded in 1998 by Gennaro and Beth D'Onofrio, the RiverRun International Film Festival got its name from the French Broad River near Brevard, North Carolina, where the festival was originally held. In 2003, Dale Pollock, a former film producer and then-Dean of the School of Filmmaking at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts, moved RiverRun to Winston-Salem, where it resides today as an independent arts organization dedicated to showcasing the best new films from independent, international and student filmmakers.

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Orange County's GOP Is Bullish On These Asian American Women Candidates
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Young Kim, Republican candidate for the 39th congressional district, meets locals at a Panera Bread in Brea. (Josie Huang/LAist)
In tomorrow's primary elections, at least two Asian American women are expected to emerge as the leading challengers to Democrats in districts that went blue in the 2018 midterms.
Young Kim, a former state representative from La Habra is in a rematch with Congressman Gil Cisneros, D-Yorba Linda, who won in a tight and costly race.
Michelle Steel, the chair of the Orange County Board of Supervisors, is trying to reclaim the 48th Congressional district from Congressman Harley Rouda, D-Newport Beach.
A third Congressional candidate -- Peggy Huang, a city councilmember from Yorba Linda -- is one of the Republicans vying to topple Congresswoman Katie Porter, D-Irvine.
In a sign of confidence, the Republican National Committee has anointed Kim, Steel and Huang as 'Young Guns.' (Some of Huang's fellow GOP contenders in the 45th race have been as well.)
In Asian American politics, Orange County is an anomaly where the top elected officials are Republican and the highest profile of them are women.
GOP officials are hopeful the candidates will appeal to Asian American voters of all stripes, but especially the 40 percent not tied to either party.
But Christine Chen of the non-partisan APIAVote said that Asian American voters increasingly care more about the issues and less about racial affinity.
"They're going to really look at each of the candidates to actually see, do the candidates' values line up with my values?" Chen said.
Surveys show that more of these values are lining up with Democrats on issues like health care, gun control and immigration reform.
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Artist Samuel Fraser steers away from traditional street style portraiture, adapting a digital approach to public, video projection art. Using technology, his work 'Local Faces' invites local community members to have their portrait digitally drawn and then either virtually transmitted, animated or printed. The result is a collection of 'Local Faces,' an affirmative portrayal of the community.
Samuel is a freelance digital artist focusing on portraits and character design. He actively captures his subjects' life stories and unique personalities by capturing their expressions and gestures.