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Augusta, officially Augusta�Richmond County, is a consolidated city-county on the central eastern border of the U.S. state of Georgia. The city lies across the Savannah River from South Carolina at the head of its navigable portion. Georgia's second-largest city after Atlanta, Augusta is located in the Fall Line section of the state.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Augusta�Richmond County had a 2019 estimated population of 197,888, not counting the unconsolidated cities of Blythe and Hephzibah. It is the 123rd largest city in the United States. The process of consolidation between the City of Augusta and Richmond County began with a 1995 referendum in the two jurisdictions. The merger was completed on July 1, 1996. Augusta is the principal city of the Augusta metropolitan area. In 2017 it had an estimated population of 600,151, making it the second-largest metro area in the state. It is the 93rd largest metropolitan area in the United States.
Augusta was established in 1736 and is named for Princess Augusta of Saxe-Gotha (1719�1772), the bride of Frederick, Prince of Wales and the mother of the British monarch George III. During the American Civil War, Augusta housed the principal Confederate powder works. Augusta's warm climate made it a major resort town of the Eastern United States in the early and mid-20th century. Internationally, Augusta is best known for hosting The Masters golf tournament each spring. The Masters brings over 200,000 visitors from across the world to the Augusta National Golf Club. Membership at Augusta National is widely considered to be the most exclusive in the sport of golf across the world.
Augusta lies approximately two hours east of downtown Atlanta by car via I-20. The city is home to Fort Gordon, a major U.S. Army base. In 2016, it was announced that the new National Cyber Security Headquarters would be based in Augusta, bringing as many as 10,000 cyber security specialists to the Fort Gordon area.
The area along the river was long inhabited by varying cultures of indigenous peoples, who relied on the river for fish, water and transportation. The site of Augusta was used by Native Americans as a place to cross the Savannah River, because of its location on the fall line.
In 1735, two years after James Oglethorpe founded Savannah, he sent a detachment of troops to explore the upper Savannah River. He gave them an order to build a fort at the head of the navigable part of the river. The expedition was led by Noble Jones, who created a settlement as a first line of defense for coastal areas against potential Spanish or French invasion from the interior. Oglethorpe named the town in honor of Princess Augusta, the mother of King George III and the wife of Frederick, Prince of Wales. Oglethorpe visited Augusta in September 1739 on his return to Savannah from a perilous visit to Coweta Town, near present-day Phenix City, Alabama. There, he had met with a convention of 7,000 Native American warriors and concluded a peace treaty with them in their territories in northern and western Georgia. Augusta was the second state capital of Georgia from 1785 until 1795 (alternating for a period with Savannah, the first).
Augusta developed rapidly as a market town as the Black Belt in the Piedmont was developed for cotton cultivation. Invention of the cotton gin made processing of short-staple cotton profitable, and this type of cotton was well-suited to the upland areas. Cotton plantations were worked by slave labor, with hundreds of thousands of slaves shipped from the Upper South to the Deep South in the domestic slave trade. Many of the slaves were brought from the Lowcountry, where their Gullah culture had developed on the large Sea Island cotton and rice plantations.
The city experienced the Augusta Fire of 1916, which damaged 25 blocks of the town and many buildings of historical significance.
As a major city in the area, Augusta was a center of activities during Reconstruction and after. In the mid-20th century, it was a site of civil rights demonstrations. In 1970 Charles Oatman, a mentally disabled teenager, was killed by his cellmates in an Augusta jail. A protest against his death broke out in a riot involving 500 people, after six black men were killed by police, each found to have been shot in the back. The noted singer and entertainer James Brown was called in to help quell lingering tensions, which he succeeded in doing.
The Augusta skyline, as seen from North Augusta, South Carolina
Augusta is located near the Georgia/South Carolina border, about 150 miles (240 km) east of Atlanta and 70 miles (110 km) west of Columbia. The city is located at 33�28?12?N 81�58?30?W (33.470, ?81.975).
According to the United States Census Bureau, the Augusta�Richmond County balance has a total area of 306.5 square miles (793.8 km2), of which 302.1 square miles (782.4 km2) is land and 4.3 square miles (11.1 km2) (1.42%) is water.
Savannah River and the Augusta Canal, with River Watch Parkway and residential areas in foreground
Augusta is located about halfway up the Savannah River on the fall line, which creates a number of small falls on the river. The city marks the end of a navigable waterway for the river and the entry to the Georgia Piedmont area.
The Clarks Hill Dam is built on the fall line near Augusta, forming Clarks Hill Lake. Farther downstream, near the border of Columbia County, is the Stevens Creek Dam, which generates hydroelectric power. Even farther downstream is the Augusta Diversion Dam, which marks the beginning of the Augusta Canal and channels Savannah River waters into the canal.
As with the rest of the state, Augusta has a humid subtropical climate (K?ppen Cfa), with short, mild winters, very hot, humid summers, and a wide diurnal temperature variation throughout much of the year, despite its low elevation and moisture. The monthly daily average temperature ranges from 45.4 �F (7.4 �C) in January to 81.6 �F (27.6 �C) in July; there are 53 nights with the low reaching the freezing mark, 82 days reaching or exceeding 90 �F (32 �C), and 5.5 days reaching 100 �F (38 �C) annually. Extreme temperatures range from ?1 �F (?18 �C) on January 21, 1985 up to 108 �F (42 �C) on August 10, 2007 and August 21, 1983. Snowfall is not nearly as common as in Atlanta, due largely to Augusta's elevation, with downtown Augusta being about 900 ft (270 m) lower than downtown Atlanta. Freezing rain is also a threat in wintertime.
Climate data for Augusta Regional Airport, Georgia (1981�2010 normals, extremes 1871�present)
Main article: Augusta Downtown Historic District
Sacred Heart Cultural Center
Augusta Downtown Historic District is a historic district that encompasses most of downtown Augusta and its pre-Civil War area. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2004.
Augusta also includes the:
Bethlehem Historic District
Broad Street Historic District
Greene Street Historic District
Harrisburg�West End Historic District
Laney�Walker North Historic District
Paine College Historic District
Pinched Gut Historic District
Sand Hills Historic District
Summerville Historic District
Census	Pop.	%�
1800	2,215	�
1810	2,476	11.8%
1840	6,403	?4.6%
1860	12,493	32.2%
1910	41,040	4.1%
1960	70,626	?1.2%
1970	59,864	?15.2%
2000	195,182	337.2%
2010	195,844	0.3%
Est. 2019	197,888	1.0%
Population 1800�2010.
According to 2013 US Census estimates, the Augusta�Richmond County population was 197,350 not counting the unconsolidated cities of Hephzibah and Blythe. In the 2010 census, Augusta�Richmond County had 195,844 residents. The population density was 647.5 people per square mile (250/km2). There were 84,427 housing units at an average density of 279.5 per square mile (782/km2). The racial makeup of the city-county area was 64.7% Black or African American, 29.1% White, 0.3% Native American, 1.7% Asian, 0.2% Pacific Islander, 1.3% some other race, and 2.6% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino people of any race were 4.1% of the population.
There were 75,208 households, out of which 28.0% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 35.2% were headed by married couples living together, 22.7% had a female householder with no husband present, and 37.1% were non-families. 30.7% of all households were made up of individuals, and 8.8% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.46 and the average family size was 3.09.
In the city-county consolidated area the population was spread out, with 24.6% under the age of 18, 12.6% from 18 to 24, 26.7% from 25 to 44, 24.8% from 45 to 64, and 11.3% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 33.0 years. For every 100 females, there were 93.8 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 90.7 males.
As of the 2000 census, the median income for a household in the city-county area was $37,231, and the median income for a family was $45,372. Males had a median income of $32,008 versus $23,988 for females. The per capita income for the balance was $19,558. About 13.2% of families and 16.8% of the population were below the poverty line, including 24.1% of those under age 18 and 12.5% of those age 65 or over.
The most-attended church is the Southern Baptist Convention, with 221 congregations with 114,351 members. The Catholic Church has 13 congregations and 31,687 members, while the United Methodist Church has 83 churches and 30,722 members. The National Baptist Convention had 26,671 members. The Presbyterian Church (USA) has 14 congregations and 4,500 members, the Presbyterian Church in America has 4,396 members in 14 churches.
The Jewish community in Augusta dates back to the early 19th century. Today, there are two congregations, Congregation Children of Israel (Reform) and Adas Yeshurun (Conservative). There is also a Chabad-Lubavitch house. Around 1,300 Jews currently live in Augusta, who collectively support a Jewish Community Center.
Augusta is a regional center of medicine, biotechnology, and cyber security. Augusta University, the state's only public health sciences graduate university, employs over 7,000 people. Along with University Hospital, the Medical District of Augusta employs over 25,000 people and has an economic impact of over $1.8 billion. Within the next few years, the city is expected to have rapid population growth of 10,000+ residents due to the announcement of the United States Army Cyber Command that will be located in Fort Gordon.
The city's three largest employers are Augusta University, the Savannah River Site (a Department of Energy nuclear facility) and the U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence at Fort Gordon, which oversees training for Cyber, Signal Corps, and Electronic Warfare. Despite layoffs from several companies during the U.S. economic recession and a relatively high state unemployment rate, the Augusta community has experienced a decrease in bankruptcy filings and saw a slight decrease in the unemployment rate from late 2009 to March 2011. However, these unemployment numbers are misleading as spring brings lower unemployment rates due to the Masters Golf Tournament. While unemployment fell to a two-year low of 8.3% in April 2011, unemployment rates have since risen to 9.9% as of July 2011.
Companies that have facilities, headquarters or distribution centers in the Augusta metro area include CareSouth, NutraSweet, T-Mobile, Covidien, Solo Cup Company, Automatic Data Processing, Graphic Packaging International, Solvay S.A., Bridgestone, Teleperformance, Olin Corporation, Sitel, E-Z-GO, Taxslayer, Elanco, KSB Company (Georgia Iron Works), Club Car (Worldwide Headquarters), Halocarbon, MTU Friedrichshafen (subsidiary of Tognum), Kimberly Clark Corporation, Nutrien (formerly PotashCorp), John Deere, Kellogg's and Delta Air Lines' baggage call center.
According to the Augusta Economic Development Authority, the top manufacturing employers in the city are:
#	Employer	# of employees
1	Textron Specialized Vehicles	1000
2	Covidien	850
3	Graphic Packaging International	820
4	Kellogg's	535
5	FPL Food	500
6	Procter & Gamble	450
7	Thermal Ceramics	444
8	Resolute Forest Products	374
9	Boral Brick	363
10	Nutrien	350
The top public sector employers are:
1	Fort Gordon	19,884
2	Augusta University	4,656
3	Richmond County School System	4,418
4	University Hospital	3,200
5	Augusta University Health System	3,054
6	Augusta�Richmond County	4,418
7	Charlie Norwood VA Medical Center	2,082
8	East Central Regional Hospital	1,488
9	Doctors Hospital	1,210
10	Doctors Hospital	270
The Augusta GreenJackets minor league baseball club, formerly located at Lake Olmstead Stadium in Augusta, now play at SRP Park along the Savannah River in North Augusta, South Carolina. The team began to play in 1988 as the Augusta Pirates, affiliated with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Later affiliated with the Boston Red Sox, the GreenJackets are with the San Francisco Giants.
The Augusta Lynx were a minor-league professional ice hockey team based in Augusta, Georgia. The Lynx played their home games at the James Brown Arena from 1998 until 2008. The Lynx, who played in the ECHL, had affiliations with the Tampa Bay Lightning of the NHL and the Norfolk Admirals of the AHL.
The Augusta RiverHawks were a professional minor league ice hockey team. They played in the Southern Professional Hockey League (SPHL) from 2010 to 2013. They played their home games at the James Brown Arena.
The Augusta Stallions were a professional Arena football team founded in 1999. They were one of the 15 original teams to join the inaugural 2000 AF2 season. They started off in the American Conference, before switching to the Southeast Division in 2001, and then the Eastern Division in 2002. The team folded in 2002.
The Augusta Rugby Football Club (ARFC) is a division 2 men's club competing in the Palmetto Rugby Union, part of the USA Rugby South Conference.
Augusta has an all-female flat track roller derby team, the Soul City Sirens. Founded in 2008, this league is all-volunteer and skater-owned.
Augusta is also home to the former Augusta 706ers, a minor league professional basketball team in the American Basketball Association. The team was founded in 2017 and stopped operations in December 2018 because of a lack of funds. The team played all home games at the James Brown Arena.
Club	Sport	League	Venue
Augusta GreenJackets	Baseball	South Atlantic League	SRP Park
Augusta Stallions	Arena football	AF2	James Brown Arena
Augusta RiverHawks	Minor league hockey	Southern Professional Hockey League	James Brown Arena
Augusta Mad Dogs	Rugby	Palmetto Rugby Union	Larry Bray Memorial
Soul City Sirens	Roller derby	WFTDA	Red Wing Rollerway
Augusta 706ers	Basketball	American Basketball Association	James Brown Arena
Tiger Woods at the practice rounds for the 2006 Masters Tournament
The city's famous golf course, the Augusta National Golf Club, hosts the first major golf tournament of each year, The Masters. This tournament is the most prestigious in the sport and is one of the four major championships. The best professional and amateur golfers in the world come to Augusta during the first full week of April every year. The grounds of Augusta National are known for being pristine, and the course was ranked in 2009 as the third best golf course in the world by Golf Magazine.
The city also has several disc golf facilities. The Augusta Top Gun Series is a series of tournaments sanctioned by the Professional Disc Golf Association. These tournaments are held at various venues in Augusta, including Pendleton King Park and Lake Olmstead. Also, Augusta hosted the 2006 Professional Disc Golf World Championships. Along with Pendleton King and Lake Olmstead, two courses in North Augusta, SC was used for the tournament. 299 disc golfers from around the world attended the event, with Ken Climo winning the tournament and his 12th world championship.
Augusta hosted the Augusta Southern Nationals billed as "World's Richest Drag Boat Race" for 30 consecutive years. The event was held on the Savannah River near downtown in July until 2016. The race was part of the Lucas Oil Drag Boat Racing Series and was sanctioned by the International Hot Boat Association. The event benefited the Augusta Chapter of the Georgia Special Olympics with over 100 racing teams from 25 states competed annually for $140,000 in purse and prizes while trying to beat the course record of 252.94 miles per hour (407.07 km/h).
Augusta is the site of the Head of the South Regatta. The youth rowing regatta is held on the Savannah River and is usually scheduled for early November.
Riverwalk Augusta � riverfront park along and on top of the city's levee
Augusta Common � green space linking Broad Street to Reynolds Street, with statue of James Oglethorpe
Augusta Canal � historic canal with bike/pedestrian path
Phinizy Swamp Nature Park � wetlands park with pedestrian/bike paths and boardwalks
Diamond Lakes Regional Park � in south Richmond County
Brookfield Park � public park featuring a playground, putting green, pedestrian/bike path, and a fountain in which children can play
Pendleton King � public park featuring a disc golf course, dog park, amphitheater, bike and running paths, and gardens
In 1995, citizens of Augusta and unincorporated parts of Richmond County voted to consolidate their city and county governments. Citizens of Hephzibah and Blythe, also located in Richmond County, voted against joining in the merger, which took effect January 1, 1996. The unified government consists of a mayor and ten commissioners. Eight commissioners represent single-member districts, while two are elected at-large, each to represent a super district that encompasses half of Augusta-Richmond's population.
Allgood Hall at Augusta University
Augusta Technical College (state technical college)
Augusta University (public research university)
Paine College (private, Methodist historically black college)
Satellite campuses
East Georgia State College (state four-year college), main campus located in Swainsboro
Georgia Military College (state funded military college), main campus located in Milledgeville
Brenau University (private, not-for-profit, undergraduate and graduate-level higher education), main campus located in Gainesville, Georgia
K�12 schools
Richmond County Board of Education central office
Public K�12 schools in Augusta are managed by the Richmond County School System. The school system contains 36 elementary schools, 10 middle schools, and the following eight high schools: Glenn Hills, Butler, Westside, Hephzibah, T. W. Josey, A.R.C. (Academy of Richmond County), Lucy Craft Laney, and Cross Creek. There are four magnet schools: C. T. Walker Traditional Magnet School, A. R. Johnson Health Science and Engineering Magnet High School, Davidson Fine Arts, and the Richmond County Technical Career Magnet School.
Private schools in Augusta include Aquinas High School, Episcopal Day School, Saint Mary on the Hill Catholic School, Immaculate Conception School, Hillcrest Baptist Church School, Curtis Baptist High School, Gracewood Baptist First Academy, Alleluia Community School, New Life Christian Academy, Charles Henry Terrell Academy, Heritage Academy, and Westminster Schools of Augusta. Augusta Christian Schools, Augusta First Seventh-day Adventist School, and Augusta Preparatory Day School serve Augusta, but are located in neighboring Martinez.
Main article: Transportation in Augusta, Georgia
Augusta is linked to Atlanta to the west and Columbia, South Carolina, to the east by Interstate 20 (I-20). I-520 (Bobby Jones Expressway) extends from I-20 exit 196 through Augusta's western and southern suburban areas, eventually crossing the Savannah River to South Carolina, in which it is known as Palmetto Parkway.
U.S. Route 1 (US 1), along with State Route 4 (SR 4), connects Wrens. US 1 also links Augusta with Aiken, South Carolina. US 25 and SR 121 connects Waynesboro with Augusta; across the state line, US 25 and South Carolina Highway 121 (SC 121) links Augusta with Edgefield, South Carolina. US 78/US 278/SR 10, known locally as Gordon Highway, connects Thomson with Augusta. In South Carolina, US 1 and US 78 go through Aiken, South Carolina. US 78 further connects with Charleston, South Carolina. US 278 bypasses Aiken and serves as a connecting route to Hilton Head Island, South Carolina.
Major roads and expressways
I-20 (Carl Sanders Highway)
I-520 (Bobby Jones Expressway / Deputy James D. Paugh Memorial Highway)
US 1 (Deans Bridge Road (from Jefferson County line to Gordon Highway); Gordon Highway (from Deans Bridge Road to South Carolina state line); Fall Line Freeway (from Jefferson County line to I-520))
US 25 (Peach Orchard Road (entire length); Gordon Highway (from Peach Orchard Road to South Carolina state line))
US 78 / US 278 / SR 10 (Gordon Highway)
SR 4 (follows US 1 from Jefferson County line to Gordon Highway; leaves Georgia at James U. Jackson Memorial Bridge)
SR 28 (various roads, including John C. Calhoun Expressway and Washington Road)
SR 56 (Mike Padgett Highway)
SR 88 in southern Richmond County
SR 104 (Washington Road; Pleasant Home Road; River Watch Parkway)
SR 104 Conn. (Washington Road)
SR 232 (Columbia Road / Bobby Jones Expressway)
SR 383 (Jimmie Dyess Parkway)
SR 540 (Fall Line Freeway (Deans Bridge Road from Jefferson County line to I-520))
SR 555 / SR 565 (Savannah River Parkway) (Peach Orchard Road from Burke County line to I-520)
Parts of Augusta are served by city transit service Augusta Public Transit (APT), but the main mode of transportation within the city is by car. The city has two airports: Augusta Regional Airport and Daniel Field. Augusta is also served by a number of taxi companies.
Until the 1960s the city's Augusta Union Station was a passenger rail hub, with trains arriving from the Atlantic Coast Line (as spur sections from Florence, South Carolina from trains such as the Champion, Everglades and Palmetto), Georgia Railroad and Southern Railway (for example, the Aiken-Augusta Special from New York City). The last Seaboard Coast Line (the successor to the ACL) train was a Florence-Augusta section of the Champion; this section ended in 1970. The last train to the city was the unnamed daily in-state Georgia Railroad train between Atlanta and Augusta. This latter train, unofficially called The Georgia Cannonball, ran as a mixed train, until May 6, 1983. Most trains went to the Union Station at Barrett Square. The Southern Railway trains went to the Southern Railway depot at Fifth and Reynolds Street. Today freight service is handled by Norfolk Southern Railway's Georgia Division and Piedmont Division through their Augusta Yard and Nixon Yard located near the city. Norfolk Southern Trains such as the NS 191 and 192 pass through Augusta's downtown as they "street run" at 5 mph down 6th street. They also cross the old Trestle over the Savannah River in and out of South Carolina. CSX Transportation Atlanta Division and Florence Division Trains serve the Augusta, Georgia area too from the CSX Augusta Yard near Gordon Highway southwest of the city.
Pedestrians and cycling
Augusta Canal Historic Trail
New Bartram Trail
Phinizy Swamp Constructed Wetlands Trail
River Levee Trail
Riverwalk Augusta Trail
Main article: List of people from Augusta, Georgia
See also: List of sister cities in the United States
Augusta is twinned with:
Biarritz, Pyr?n?es-Atlantiques, France
Takarazuka, Hy?go, Japan
Autoflowering Feminized Cannabis Seeds
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Autoflowering Feminized Cannabis Seeds:
Zkittlez Auto is a feminized cannabis strain that has very high THC content. It has a strong candy flavor and a refreshing scent. The plant is compact with multiple bud sites with the main cola growing vertically and producing several lateral branches on the side. Zkittlez flowers naturally within 9-10 weeks of planting before proceeding to produce large frost-white buds. Zkittlez Auto has sufficient spacing between nodes to allow for proper aeration and is highly resistant to pests and diseases. This plant is versatile and responds well to light training methods for maximum production. It is a sturdy cannabis strain that is ideal for beginners who want to try their hand in cannabis farming. Zkittlez Auto is also great for commercial projects because it yields up to 500g/m2 with proper care. For the best results, always support Zkittlez Auto plants with a cable to help them stand firm during the maturity stage when bugs bulge and start to ripen. Zkittlez requires proper spacing to stimulate optimal flowering and ripening of the buds. It is a heavy feeder that requires adequate fertilization to fulfill its immense potential. Zkittlez Auto gives an immediate high that dissipates gradually, causing relaxation that may last for up to 3 hours. The Indica high from this weed is not overwhelming and enables you to suppress stressors and anxiety without losing focus. The Zkittlez Auto strain is great for midday or night time puffs and is suitable for both novices and hardcore stoners. When used as an additive, it gives a grapefruit taste with hints of chocolate.
Gorilla Glue #4 Autoflowering Feminized Seeds
If you're searching for an easy to grow, high-THC cannabis strain that will dazzle even the most discerning herb- lovers, look no further than award-winning Gorilla Glue #4. Also known as Original Glue, Gorilla Glue #4 took 1st place in both the 2014 Michigan and LA Cannabis Cups and earned the top prize in the prestigious High Times Jamaican World Cup. True to its name, Gorilla Glue #4 plants produce giant colas of sticky buds with furry orange pistils. The expert breeders at GG strains combined three classic cultivars to create a sativa-dominant hybrid that's mold-resistant and ultra high-yielding. Gorilla Glue #4's dense flowers impart a sweet, earthy flavor with hints of citrus and a pungent diesel aroma. You'll want to make sure to install a good filter and keep an extra pair of trimming sheers handy when you cultivate these gooey, fragrant buds. Autoflowering Gorilla Glue #4 seeds allow growers to cultivate several harvests in one season. With perpetual harvests and an extra high-THC content, Gorilla Glue #4 has become one of the most popular cannabis strains to grow indoors or outdoors.
Bubba Kush Autoflowering Feminized Seeds
Adding just a touch of Ruderalis to Bubba Kush sped up this classic American photoperiod strain so that it finishes in weeks instead of months. You can now harvest huge, swollen buds that reek of fuel and earth in just 75 days from seed without even adjusting your lights. Auto Bubba Kush couldn't be easier. It's a great choice for beginners or more experienced growers who're in a time crunch.
Auto Northern Lights is very similar in characteristics to its feminized version, except that it will produce buds in 65 days and does not require a lightcycle change to flower.
Blueberry Autoflowering Feminized Seeds
Blueberry is a fruity yet hardy little flower that grows well both indoors and out. Blueberry was crossed with Cannabis Ruderalis resulting in the auto-flowering variety that will flower in just a few weeks regardless of changes in daylight. It's also disease and pest resistant, making it perfect for the novice grower. The plants are small, growing to roughly 32? but don't let the small size fool you, this little plant will produce a decent yield of dense buds heavy with resin and speckled with bursts of the bright purples and reds associated with its namesake fruit. The scent and flavors are sweet and heavily lean toward berries and fruits with undertones of pine and vanilla. This Indica dominant hybrid strain is perfect for growing in smaller spaces and gives a nice, relaxing high to help you de-stress and leave the worries of your day behind.
White Widow is well known to produce an enormous amount of resin and white trichomes that cover the plant like fallen snow. It is also easy to grow and adapts well to any system. Narcotic effects are very strong and intense. White Widow is a very popular, top choice because it grows easily, to a medium height and delivers large yields of potent buds.
Auto Wedding Cake is very similar in characteristics to its feminized version, except that it will produce buds in 65 days and does not require a lightcycle change to flower.
Bruce Banner #3 Autoflowering Feminized Seeds
Auto Bruce Banner #3 is very similar in characteristics to its feminized version, except that it will produce buds in 65 days and does not require a lightcycle change to flower.
Girl Scout Cookies Autoflowering Feminized Seeds
Who wouldn't want an endless supply of Girl Scout Cookies? With autoflowering GSC cannabis seeds, you can do just that. Our feminized, autoflowering seeds allow both beginner and experienced gardeners to yield several harvests in just one growing season. Autoflowering Girl Scout Cookie plants start flowering in 65 days with no change in light levels. Cookie Fam of northern California deftly combined two near landrace cultivars to produce a classic strain that's popular among cannabis breeders and consumers alike. Girl Scout Cookie's frosty buds impart a sweet, fruity taste with an earthy and slightly minty aroma. Girl Scout Cookies is an indica-dominant strain with a 60:40 indica-to-sativa ratio. The result of Cookie Fam's exquisite genetic combination is a cannabis variety with an upbeat vibe that's ideal for creative inspiration or relaxing on a lazy day. Girl Scout Cookies plants grow in twisting helixes adorned with purple sugar leaves and fiery orange pistils. GSC cannabis varieties respond exceptionally well to Sea of Green training techniques. When treated right, GSC cannabis plants produce abundant trichomes, containing up to 28% THC. It's no wonder that Girl Scout Cookies has garnered numerous Cannabis Cup awards.
Auto LSD is very similar in characteristics to its feminized version, except that it will produce buds in 65 days and does not require a lightcycle change to flower.
Devil XXL Autoflowering Feminized Seeds
Devil XXL is an auto flowering strain that grows well indoors and outdoors. Finishes in 65 days from seed. A big benefit of this strain is a massive yield, 600 grams per square metre indoor. Buds are potent, with a high THC value of 19%. Parents are Jack Herer and Big Devil.
Blueberry + Lemon Haze Autoflowering Feminized Seeds
New to growing or looking for a low-maintenance seed? This auto-flowering blueberry and lemon haze strain is fresh, deliciously aromatic, and best of all, a dream to grow. It boasts herbal and peppery notes in its scent but has a surprisingly sweet, fruit-forward flavor. With 16.5% THC this is a bold, Indica-forward strain that is known to produce an energetic, joyful state. For growers, the benefits are endless. Its auto-flowering nature means it could be producing in 8 weeks and offering highly dense flower that holds up against diseases and pests.
Cream Autoflowering Feminized Seeds
Cream won awards for best indoor hydroponic and best genetics. The effects of Cream begin much like those of a pure sativa, giving the user focus, energy and a spark of creativity, but these are replaced in the later stages by sedation, relaxation and an increase in appetite.
Auto Moby is very similar in characteristics to its feminized version, except that it will produce buds in 65 days and does not require a lightcycle change to flower.
#5 Autoflowering Feminized Seeds
Auto #5 is very similar in characteristics to its feminized version, except that it will produce buds in 65 days and does not require a lightcycle change to flower. Very easy to grow and delivers consistent good results in all grow systems. Very good for beginners.
Photoperiod CBD Feminized Cannabis Seeds:
1:20 THC to CBD Photoperiod CBD Seeds
1:20 CBD:THC is a feminized marijuana strain that produces 20 times the amount of CBD compared to THC. This cannabinoid ratio is very unique. Most feminized marijuana strains produce buds with less than 1% CBD and 15%-20% THC. And most CBD strains produce buds with an even amount of THC to CBD. The very high CBD compared to THC makes this strain very different to all other strains. There are very few strains like it and until very recently CBD strains like this did not exist at all.
Blueberry Photoperiod CBD Seeds (1:16)
We crossed our Blueberry with a pure Afghan CBD variety. Then, an F2 was obtained with same qualities of its Afghan grandfather. Very stable. 1% THC to 16 parts CBD.
Lemon Skunk Photoperiod CBD Seeds
With this revised blend of Lemon Skunk, the happy, energetic head high is lowered to a mild, peaceful sense of well- being that leaves the brain clear and functional so the enhanced levels of CBD can work their magic behind the scenes. Subtle enough for the first-time medical marijuana patient, CBD Lemon Skunk is also a perfect choice for recreational use before work or daily chores.
Super Silver Photoperiod CBD Seeds
Critical Kush Photoperiod CBD Seeds
CBD Critical Kush is a calm, peaceful variety of medical cannabis that mixes genetics from two legendary breeds, OG Kush and Critical Mass, with a high-yielding CBD strain. The resulting plants are nothing short of spectacular when it comes to yield as well as quality. Regardless of experience level, most growers are pleasantly surprised by the sheer volume of buds at harvest time. Expect the flowers to be fully mature as early as seven weeks but no later than nine. 6%-8% THC, 6-8% CBD
Northern Lights Photoperiod CBD Seeds
This is the CBD version of our popular selling Northern Lights. The CBD has been bred up to: THC: 10% / CBD: 9%.
Critical Mass Photoperiod CBD Seeds
Excellent pick for outdoor. Flowers very fast compared to other strains.
Photoperiod Feminized Cannabis Seeds:
White Tahoe Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
White Tahoe Cookies is a perfect example of what Colorado's breeders are contributing to the cannabis community. This mix of The White, Tahoe OG and Girl Scout Cookies was first introduced by Denver's Archive Seeds several years ago, but its fame has since spread around the globe. It still smells like original Girl Scout Cookies, but you'll also detect strong notes of sweet hash as well as subtler hints of OG fuel within the heavier layer of mint.
Bruce Banner #3 Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
Bruce Banner is an OG Kush X Strawberry Diesel cross that offers a perfect balance of euphoric head high and pain- relieving body stone, making it a top choice with both recreational and medical marijuana users. Out of the five distinct phenotypes, Bruce Banner #3 is the most popular due to its heavy Strawberry Diesel lean and uncanny ability to meet extremely high THC levels every single time.
Gorilla Glue #4 Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
With this choice, you'll get big, robust plants generously coated in large, swollen buds hardened with more than enough resin to make them feel surprisingly heavy in your hand. The strong, heady aroma adds to the exceptional bag appeal of Gorilla Glue's dried flowers.
Mochalope Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
If you are looking for an indoor/outdoor strain that can be used by serious cannabis farmers as well as home growers, this feminized Mochalope strain is for you. The seed's origin is an Oregon Afghani female clone and a Chocolope male which resulted in a spectacularly fragrant and robust strain. This photoperiod seed is desirable for its high yields, which can reach 600 grams per plant, infamous THC potency, and growing ease. Mochalope is a blissful blend of chocolate, coffee, and herbal notes that you will fall in love with for both its rich scent and its full body euphoric effects. With a THC level of 22%, this is the strain made for the cannabis aficionado. When growing outdoors, the plant prefers some shade, particularly in the heat of the early afternoon.
Chem Dawg #4 Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
Dried Chem Dawg #4 flowers have been lab tested at a full 27% THC for a strong, long-lasting high that expands into a very relaxing, full-body stone that'll lock even the most tolerant smoker to the couch for hours. When given plenty of light, these plants have a vigorous start with measurable growth almost every day. Even beginners can pull in massive yields. The light-green buds are big and completely drenched in visible resin with an abundance of bright-orange hairs.
Purple Punch Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
A classic Cali strain, Purple Punch is an indica hybrid beloved for its fruity aromatics and trichome-rich buds. Although we don't know who created this popular purp, there's no doubt it contains genetics from two iconic indicas: Larry OG and Granddaddy Purple. These two powerhouse strains give Purple Punch a THC count around 20 percent and about 1 percent CBD content. Like most indica-heavy strains, Purple Punch has a short, bushy appearance with densely packed buds. Typically, this hybrid also has bright green leaves with reddish-orange pistils if you grow it indoors. As with many other strains, you have to expose Purple Punch to slightly cooler temps if you want to bring out those lovely purple patches.
Do-Si-Dos Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
As an Indica-dominant strain, Dos I Dos quickly develops a sturdy structure with a strong main stem and plenty of weight-bearing side branches. As the plants mature, the buds swell, crystallize and start to emit a strong pungent aroma that's sweet, earthy and just a touch floral. Near harvest time, the leaves will start to fade and reveal a mix of lime green and lavender hues. The appearance is simply spectacular!
Strawberry Banana Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
All you have to do is open a jar of cured Strawberry Banana buds to find out how this 70% Indica earned its name. Within seconds, your nose will fill with the rich scent of ripe bananas and sweet berries. The fruit theme carries through to the flavour. As the thick, smooth smoke coats your tongue, it'll taste just as sweet and fruity as a strawberry-banana smoothie.
Granddaddy Purple Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
Produces big, dense flowers with a deep purple hue on a short, bushy plant with big leaves and tight nodes. Makes for an excellent producer when vertical space is limited. The purple in the buds is beautiful on its own, but when combined with the orange hairs and white trichrome crystals, the flowers are nothing less than spectacular!
Northern Lights Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
Northern Lights is a favourite strain for indoor growing for many very good reasons. The plants stay well under three feet tall with practically no stretch, they are very resilient and thrive under stressful conditions, and the flowering time rarely exceeds seven weeks. Yet, yields are surprisingly high considering the short stature.
Zkittlez Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
Sparkly images of Zkittlez' flowers are flooding social media due to the overwhelming demand for this strain. Wins at both the San Francisco and Michigan Cannabis Cups in 2015 and the 2016 Emerald Cup made the entire weed world stand up and take notice, and it continues to be one of the most requested strains available today.
Blue Dream Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
Blue Dream is one of the most popular strains in North America for a number of reasons. The feelings are an intense initial rush and a pervasive high followed by a relaxing plateau. It won't make you drowsy despite repeated sessions. Like most Blueberry-based strains, Blue Dream isn't a particularly noxious option either, thanks to the lack of terpenes that make Sour Diesel, for example, so pungent. The aroma is light and effervescent with hints of citrus and earth. You can expect to see very distinctive blue-green buds that are dense if you grow it properly.
LSD Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
https://drseeds.net/product/lsd-photoperiod-feminized-seeds/ The high isn't LSD feminized's only appealing feature. It's extremely easy to grow from seed and can yield as high as 700 grams per square meter indoor, or 18 ounces per plant outdoor, after about nine weeks of bloom. If you're growing in a challenging environment that's prone to mold, mildew or other pests, feminized LSD seeds are up to the challenge. They resist diseases that quickly kill less hardy plants. On average, heights for this Indica-dominant hybrid range from 90 to 100 cm indoor. Outdoors, its short-medium stature makes it suitable for large planters.
Alien Technology Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
The exact lineage of Alien Technology is a mystery. It is a land-race Afghan strain that is reputed to have been acquired in seed form from a small village in Afghanistan by a US soldier, and gifted to OBSoul33t who flowered it and selected the best phenotypes. Testing shows THC levels up to 19%, and an indoor yield time of 8-9 weeks. True to its Indica heritage, this strain will grow short plants that are robust and produce tightly packed thick buds with an aroma described as spicy, sweet, and diesel-like. Buds from this strain are fluffy and light green, covered in orange hairs, and trichome production results in a mesmerizing white covering of trichomes. It is suitable for growing outdoors and outdoors, hardy in the cold, yields an average amount,and pruning is recommended because leaf and bud structure are dense. It increases yield with hydroponic and S.O.G. systems.
Bubba Kush Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
Bubba Kush has been a favourite with marijuana smokers on the West Coast. It's a powerful Indica derived from OG Kush and a mystery strain from New Orleans with a near-narcotic buzz that'll relax your body and leave you locked to the couch for hours in a dreamy state of mental bliss. When used for medicinal purposes, feminized Bubba Kush has been found to relieve stress, depression, insomnia and lack of appetite.
Oregon Peach Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
Recreational smokers who are looking for utter and total couchlock might not be bowled over by Oregon Peach's smooth, mellow high, but medical marijuana patients lucky enough to find this herb in their local dispensary can't get enough. Almost immediately, a happy euphoria spreads across your brain, giving you a sense of purpose and motivation. That pleasant feeling transitions into a mild, comfortable body stone that quickly and quietly eliminates pain, spasms and even mild depression with only a slight amount of dreamy sedation.
Sunset Sherbert Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
The strong, potent high from Sunset Sherbet is thanks to its ratio of eighty-five percent indica to fifteen-percent sativa with a THC level between fifteen and nineteen percent. This is an easy strain to grow and maintain making it perfect for first-time cannabis growers. Sherbet weed grows to a medium height with thick, bushy stems and dense flowers. Experienced cultivators enjoy adding it to their grow for variety and for its aesthetic appeal and intoxicating aroma. Grow sherbet in a Mediterranian-like environment with daylight temps of around 70 degrees and slightly chillier nighttime temps just before flowering. Sherbet grows best in soil rather than with hydroponics. When grown outdoors, harvest time is in late September or early October.
Super Skunk Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
Super Skunk has a pungent aroma, enhanced with a nice sweetness, and the flowers are compact and potent. The sticky buds are bright green in colour and complemented with orange and brown hairs. Super Skunk flourishes outside, but it can also provide medium to high yields with the proper indoor system. Buds offer deep relaxation that alleviates stress and anxiety and a spacey high.
Orange Bud Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
Orange Bud is an original skunk variety created by breeding two parents of the Skunk family The goal with breeding was to find the fruitiest phenotypes available without losing yield or quality. A hardy and stable original Cannabis Cup award-winning variety, this strain will yield heavy with buds that are long, densely filled in, and covered with bright orange hairs and an overload of THC crystals. With a flowering time of 8-9 weeks, this strain is a hybrid with 65% Indica. This strain grows well indoors and out and adapts well to all growing mediums and techniques.
Cinderella 99 + Blueberry Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
A sativa dominant hybrid that delivers very beautiful blue tinted buds with orange hairs, and a delightful bouquet smell combining notes of wildberry, pineapple and wood. High yielding with excellent stability makes her a growers dream plant.
Blueberry Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
Blueberry was first bred in the 1970s by DJ Short, and it's still one of the most popular cannabis strains on the market today. Both the taste and the smell are sweet and fruity with unmistakable notes of fresh blueberries. It is one of the loveliest Indicas you can grow. Most plants will produce big, resin-covered buds that have glittery bursts of blue mixed in with the green.
White Widow Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
True to her name, White Widow quickly transforms from a healthy green plant to a snow-covered beauty, packing on a copious amount of frosty resin as her buds develop and swell into massive flowers. Indoors, generous yields mature fully in only about 60 days after this proven producer is switched to a 12/12 lighting schedule.
Girl Scout Cookies Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
This is a complex, multi-faceted strain that will surprise you! GSC has a sweet, rich bouquet that includes notes of hops, lemon and spice. Bright green calyxes, purple leaves and neon orange hairs make this strain visually distinctive.
Powerplant Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
Fueled by genuine South African Sativa genetics, PowerPlant sends your mind flying within seconds. The high is crystal clear and functional, leaving you feeling energized and motivated for hours at a time.
G13 Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
The G13 strain of cannabis supposedly was initially developed from a research facility of the United States government, or so the rumor says. Users report that G13 provides them with a euphoria that is pleasant and socially manageable, making G13 a favorite amongst marijuana users. This variety of marijuana also has a sweet and earthy flavor that many people enjoy. G13 grows well hydroponically in a sea of green set up. This setting produces enormous buds. When growing this strain of marijuana, give the plants plenty of space between the branches to provide the buds with plenty of room to get as large as possible. G13 also grows well outdoors, because it handles cooler temperatures better than many strains of pot.
Amnesia Gold Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
The Amnesia Gold cannabis strain is an exceptionally popular one for growers looking to supply prized products because it features a THC content of about 19% and a CBD content of around 1%. It is a feminized product of a cross between Amnesia and Lennon Haze and is a true hybrid consisting of 80% Sativa and 20% Indica. It is widely praised for its fast-growing properties and strong potency.
Lemon Garlic Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
Lemon Garlic is a perfect strain for newcomers and oldschoolers alike. Lovingly developed over the years, Lemon Garlic yields only the most desirable cuts of spicy green with hints of citrus, pine, and garlic. The buds are densely stacked and flush with trichomes. Popular in the evening, the strain is dominantly herbal with a not-so-subtle peppery and citrus chaser. Great for chilling in front of your favorite movie or video game, The texture is perfect for a joint roll, and although samplers raved about the relaxation benefits, didn't state any concerns about feeling overly sleepy. Give Lemon Garlic a try yourself and experience the flavors, aromas, and sensations.
#5 Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
#5 delivers a very relaxing and long lasting high. A smooth smoke with tropical fruit flavour. Grows to a medium size with light green leaves and bright orange pistols. Long, compact and slender buds that glitter with crystal.
Skywalker Photoperiod Feminized Seeds
Skywalker, a hybrid strain with an even 50/50 indica/sativa split, originated as a Mazar X Blueberry cross. It carries a milder version of the traditional indica body high and general feelings of relaxation, but the sativa component prevents the more extreme sedative effects and couchlock from happening. Clocking in at around 15% THC and a negligible amount of CBD, it isn't the most potent strain around, but it's the perfect strain for novices. Its lower THC contents and indica component reduce the risk of paranoia, and growing is uniquely easy. Skywalker plants usually have better outcomes if grown indoors.
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…uneducated, common men…" [who] "…had been with Jesus.
When we think about the Apostles of Jesus, the names Peter, James and John come into our minds. Some of the other names may be harder to recall. Others might seem like background characters for the deeds of the better-known leaders of the early church. Let's change that!
Join us to look more closely at these other disciples and find character traits common to many modern believers. Keep the following questions in mind: Do they remind you of friends? Yourself? What does Jesus' choice of them as His primary ministry say to us?
Would you be able to leave behind ambitions like Matthew -- or grudges like Simon --- to serve alongside someone on the opposite side of the debate like this?
Jesus knew these people. Not one of them was insignificant. He invested Himself in them for the entire three years of His ministry with a set purpose. After seeing the proof of His resurrection, they became permanently convinced and began to share His story to others. Even their critics said they had "turned the world upside down." (Acts 17:6) How might the story of your own walk with Jesus be used to reach others?
God, once again, I lay down my life to follow You. Help me to consistently put your Kingdom in front of my ambitions.
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Sales professionals from the Sales 1.0 era would be jealous of the spoils currently supplied to young Sales 2.0 professionals, like myself, from our friends in marketing. Gone are the days of ice-cold calls. Long live a new era of warm, well-informed less awkward conversations. How does one generate these magical warm leads, you might ask?
Through the use of content marketing, of course. I've spent the last 12 months of my life immersed in the content consumption of marketing professionals—specifically with regards to webinar and video content—and thought it would be fruitful to share what I've learned through all the trials and tribulations. So, I present to you, with the humbleness of Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson (or Cristiano Ronaldo for those across the pond) 5 idioms reinvented to help you convert webinar and video leads into sales qualified opportunities.
A webinar lead should be treated like a freshly prepared piece of meat—wait 15 minutes for the juices to reconstitute into the fibers of the meat, then, dig in. Too often I receive calls from sales professionals days or weeks after I've watched a webinar and don't fully recall the content.
It is imperative that you strike while the iron is hot in order to catch your prospect when the content is freshly seared into his or her mind. This will facilitate a warm conversation and make it easier for you to establish a rapport with your potential client.
The phrase "polite persistence" gets thrown around a lot in our profession, and for good reason. Not having a pre-set cadence of touch points for your webinar leads is like hinging the outcome of a battle on a single wave of troops. Follow up within 48 hours from the conclusion of the webinar in order to qualify your audience. If you don't connect at first, you should plan to reach out 6-10 times—depending on the quality of lead—over the span of 15-20 business days.
Pairing a call or voicemail (no more than 3) with emails is a great way to keep the prospect aware of your presence but not to the extent of being a sales stalker. If you fail to make contact, don't retreat just yet. Recycle the lead back into the funnel so they can be nurtured with more content from marketing and launch the attack again once they've re-engaged.
Tom Brokaw or Sir Trevor McDonald wouldn't walk into an interview without being properly prepared, and neither should you for your webinar lead follow-up conversations. If you're feeling ambitious, I would recommend watching the webinar before dialing the phone or at a minimum, reviewing any annotated descriptions of the content presented from your marketing team.
This will build confidence in the attendee of your knowledge and expertise on the subject and allow you to tailor your conversation and questions to the topic at hand. Their earned respect could result in a more poignant conversation, giving you a better understanding of what would really benefit them.
You must dissect every webinar lead like you were a detective combing over a crime scene: try to deduce a prospect's digital body language while immersed with your content. Did they watch the content live or on demand? How did they engage with the content—did they ask questions, vote, leave feedback? Were any whitepapers or slide decks downloaded or links to product information clicked from the attachments to the webinar? Sometimes it could be as simple as scanning the title of the presentation to determine the intent of their participation. Combing through all these clues will help you better understand where a prospect is in the buying journey and could help you infer challenges that your product might help them overcome.
If TV has taught me anything about neurotic detectives, it's that they record their notes in an organized easily accessible way and sales professionals should take a hint and do the same. Luckily, technology has made it easier than ever. Capture your digital clues through your webinar platform and let your marketing automation technology/CRM analyze the information to determine which suspects to prioritize in your investigation. This will help you to prepare the right line of questioning when interviewing the attendee about what led them to engage with your content.
5. Curtains up, it's show time!
Now that you're properly prepared, it's time to do that voodoo that you do so well—pick up the phone. When you do get someone on the phone, don't assume that someone watched your webinar out of interest in purchasing your product. Let the content do the selling for you. You might approach the conversation as a curious casual acquaintance or an inquisitive intellectual interested in learning more about why they registered for your event. The objective is to be friendly, approachable, and sensitive to their needs without being pushy or abrasive.
The conversation is not about your product and how it works; it's about their needs and challenges and you should tailor everything you say around how your product will help them and improve their business. For instance, a prospect that watches content geared towards demand generation or audience nurturing is an ideal candidate for me. This might lead me to believe that they've been experiencing issues with their current initiatives.
Once I've traversed all the pleasantries, I might say something to the effect of, "Noticed that you had watched some content focused on demand generation; have you been experiencing any challenges with your current programs?" If they respond in the affirmative I might follow up by asking if they have considered implementing a webinar and video program to help accomplish their objectives.
Sales may be all about closing deals, but there is greater long-term reward in taking a more vested interest in making your clients successful in their roles from the first conversation forward. Your ability to help your clients succeed could result in a promotion for them up the management food chain, giving you access to even larger coffers.


Media captionViktor Yanukovych: "I warned that they would not stop at Maidan - that they would go further. And they went further"
Ukraine's former President Viktor Yanukovych has said he accepts some responsibility for the killings that led to his overthrow in February 2014.
"I don't deny my responsibility," he told BBC Newsnight, when asked about the shooting of demonstrators in Kiev's Maidan Square.
He never ordered the security forces to open fire, he said, but admitted he had not done enough to prevent bloodshed.
It is his first Western media interview since the civil war erupted last year.
"I did not give any orders [to use firearms], that was not my authority… I was against any use of force, let alone the use of firearms, I was against bloodshed.
"But the members of the security forces fulfilled their duties according to existing laws. They had the right to use weapons," he said.
More than 100 protesters died in the clashes on Kiev's central square, where huge crowds had confronted police for months.
A year after the bloodshed some witnesses told the BBC that fatal shots had also been fired at the police.
In February 2014 Mr Yanukovych was whisked away by Russian special forces to a safe haven in Russia.
He denied allegations that he had embezzled funds from the Ukrainian state and was hiding money in foreign bank accounts.
Media captionViktor Yanukovych: "I supported the ostriches - what's wrong with that?"
His opulent residence outside Kiev, thrown open to public gaze by protesters after he fled, did not belong to him personally, he said.
Receipts detailing millions of dollars spent on the complex were, he said, "political technology" and spin. The ostriches in the residence's petting zoo, he maintained, "just happened to be there".
"Yes, there was corruption, no one denies that. But a year and a half has passed, those in power have all the means at their disposal. Show us, where are the bank accounts of Yanukovych? They don't exist and never have done."
Interpol placed him on a wanted list in January this year, as Ukrainian officials accuse him of embezzling millions of dollars.
He said Russian President Vladimir Putin had saved his life by ordering special forces to bring him to Russia on the night of 23 February 2014.
"The fact that Vladimir Putin took that decision, on the recommendation of his own special forces, that was his right and his business. He did not consult me.
"I am of course grateful to him for giving the order and helping my security to get me out, and save my life," he said, adding that he believed his life was still in danger.
He said he still hoped one day to be able to return to Ukraine.
The Donbas region - much of which is now controlled by separatists - should remain part of Ukraine, he said, urging the United States and the European Union to force Kiev to negotiate directly with the rebel leaders.
He said his opponents in Kiev "should not have carried out a military coup - they should not have drawn in radical far-right forces".
"I warned that they would not stop at Maidan - that they would go further. And they went further… They've broken up the country. They've drawn the whole world into this conflict."


An E. coli outbreak that has sickened at least 109 people in six states — and that originally stumped Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) investigators — appears to be related to ground beef, the CDC announced Friday.
When the CDC first announced the outbreak on April 5, it was unable to point to a food item, grocery store or restaurant chain that may have caused the 72 initial illnesses in five states. A week later, with nearly 40 more people sick in six states, the agency announced that ground beef might be the culprit, though it still wasn't sure of a common supplier, distributor or brand of meat. Traceback investigations remain ongoing, the CDC says.
The outbreak is now the third-largest multi-state E. coli outbreak in 20 years, the CDC says. Illnesses have been reported in Kentucky, Ohio, Virginia, Tennessee, Georgia and Indiana, and 17 people have been hospitalized. No deaths or major complications have been reported.
The CDC is not recommending that consumers avoid all ground beef, according to the latest statement, but the agency emphasized the importance of handling and cooking raw meat safely. Ground beef should be cooked to at least 160 degrees to reduce the risk of transmitting food-borne illness, and cooks should wash their hands and any surfaces and kitchen tools that come into contact with raw meat. Raw beef should also be refrigerated or frozen within two hours of purchase, the CDC says.
Ground beef is a common source of the bacteria that can cause E. coli infection, along with raw vegetables — like romaine lettuce — and unpasteurized dairy products, according to the Mayo Clinic.
Many types of E. coli bacteria do not cause serious illness. But exposure to some strains can result in symptoms such as diarrhea, nausea, abdominal cramping or vomiting, the Mayo Clinic says. The majority of infected people recover on their own within a week, but serious cases — especially those involving children and the elderly — can result in a life-threatening kidney disease.


Romain Dauriac's Life Before Their Divorce?
How Much is Romain Dauriac's Net Worth?
A former French journalist, Romain Dauriac, who worked as an editor of the French Magazine Clark in the past, currently owns an independent creative advertising agency.
Romain Dauriac came to the spotlight after he tied the knot with girlfriend turned wife Scarlett Johansson. Read more about their relationship as well as married life down below. Also, learn about his professional career in this article.
At the end of 2016, Scarlett Johansson and her ex-husband Romain Dauriac decided to walk their separate ways. The couple decided to keep their reasons to split private and even now most of their fans are left to wonder why they split.
Scarlett filed the divorce papers on March 7, 2017, and requested for primary custody of her two years old daughter at the time, Rose Dorothy Dauriac. However, the court decided it would be best if they raised their daughter in shared custody on September 12, 2017. Even after their divorce, they remain close friends and currently taking care of their daughter.
Romain Dauriac and Scarlett Johansson tied the knot on October 1, 2014. The couple exchanged their wedding vows in Philipsburg, Montana, the United States in an intimate ceremony. Moreover, the ex-couple only invited close friends and family on their big day.
The ex-lovers started dating in 2012. They stated their love for art brought them close to each other. They dated for about a year before Dauriac proposed Scarlett with an Art Deco engagement ring.
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Dauriac and his ex-wife Scarlett led a happy and blissful married life for a few years. The ex-duo welcomed their only child in the same year as they wedded. They brought Rose Dorothy Dauriac to this world in 2014, however, her exact date of birth remains shrouded in mystery for now.
Like all good things come to an end, so did their marriage. The duo's married life came to its end after a couple of years.
Romain Dauriac currently holds an estimated net worth of $1.5 million. This net value pales in comparison with his ex-wife, Scarlett Johansson who owns an estimated net worth of $140 million.
He mostly earned his wealth through his career as an editor at Clark magazine but is currently drawing income through his advertisement company.
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The former journalist lives his life in comfort and luxury thanks to his wealth. But, his real estate collection and the car he drives remains hidden.
Did Romain Dauriac Receive Spousal Support?
With the massive wealth of Scarlett Johansson, any lucky person to marry her would be an instant millionaire. Yes, we are talking about Romain Dauriac and Scarlett's marital and divorce issues.
After her divorce with Roman Dauriac, it is uncertain if he asked for spousal support or not. If he did make a request for it then the former journalist must have walked away with at least $20 million. However, no such claims about Dauriac asking for spousal support has surfaced yet.
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Bob King, the new UAW president, has dusted off the union and renewed its activist traditions.
Almost a half-century ago, hoping to prod a young president who meant well but kept missing the mark when it came to implementing bold economic and civil rights initiatives, United Auto Workers president Walter Reuther aligned the most muscular labor organization in the land behind an audacious call by veteran trade unionist A. Philip Randolph and young civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. for a "March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom." Reuther's personal commitment provided resources, a national network of supporters and help opening doors at the Capitol and the White House. While much of Big Labor resisted the sit-ins, marches and mass protests that would define the 1960s as a period when politics was not just in the voting booths but in the streets, the UAW was in touch with the civil rights and antiwar movements of the moment.
Reuther is long gone and the UAW, battered by decades of free trade policies and flawed federal economic agendas, is down to 390,000 members, barely a quarter of its peak size in the 1970s. And while pretenders like Glenn Beck pervert the memory of that 1963 March on Washington and the campaigns that followed it, genuine heirs to the activist movements with which the union allied struggle to move economic, social and foreign policy debates in a progressive direction.
Enter Bob King. The new UAW president has dusted off the still-substantial union and renewed its activist tradition by building coalitions—in late August, the UAW joined the BlueGreen Alliance of labor unions and major environmental organizations in pursuit of good jobs, a clean environment and a green economy—and supporting mass-movement projects like the August 28 Jobs, Justice and Peace march in Detroit. King's election in June signaled a Reuther turn for the union, with the new president declaring, "Our mission is social justice…. We have the resources that we have to share, to fight for, to be part of a much broader struggle [of] workers inside our facilities and outside, inside the UAW and outside. The only way we can have social justice for our membership is to fight for social justice for everybody in society."
King has an ambitious agenda for the UAW; it includes organizing US manufacturing plants operated by foreign firms such as Toyota and restoring pay and benefits lost when the UAW agreed to cuts as GM and Chrysler were sputtering. The union leader took hits for negotiating givebacks and a loosening of work rules at Ford, and he is still criticized for talking about "partnerships" with the Big Three. But King answers that the challenge of saving basic industries requires building broad coalitions for workplace fairness and fair trade policies designed "so that corporations [cannot] use low wages, poor working conditions and repression of unions to their competitive advantage."
King is taking the UAW back to the streets. Days after his election, he and the Rev. Jesse Jackson announced a campaign to: "1. Rebuild America by enacting industrial and trade policies that will create jobs, encourage manufacturing in America and put workers first. 2. Enforce the law regarding workers' rights, civil rights, industrial regulation, and creation of fair and just educational, economic, and health policies. 3. End the ongoing wars in the Middle East and redirect the war budget to rebuilding America."
The campaign, which has attracted support from labor, civil rights, religious and political leaders, debuted with the August 28 commemoration in Detroit of the 1963 Walk to Freedom, where a crowd of 125,000 heard Dr. King's first recitation of his "I Have a Dream" speech. It was a perfect counterpoint to Beck's attempt, the same day, to claim a piece of the civil rights legacy; and Jackson, who this summer marked the fiftieth anniversary of his first sit-down protest, has thrown himself into the project. Frustrated, like many progressives, with the failure of a Democratic administration and Congress to move as aggressively as needed, the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition leader has been looking for ways to combine electoral and street-protest politics as a populist counter to the Tea Party movement, arguing that "Marching is not incidental to progress. Marching matters. Marching inspires."
Jackson and Bob King plan to keep marching and rallying. Jackson will headline the Fighting Bob Fest, on September 11, the annual gathering in Wisconsin named for former Senator Robert La Follette, which draws as many as 10,000 activists. It's part of a busy schedule of building momentum for the October 2 March on Washington, which has rallied the UAW and other major unions, as well as civil rights groups like the NAACP and the National Council of La Raza, behind a call to "demand the change you voted for." Echoing Jackson—and Walter Reuther—King says, "If you don't keep marching, you start losing. We will march until we win."


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The Little Academy » Awards to Give to Students » Awards: "Today your little was..."
Please feel free to award these when you notice a student has gone out of their way to exhibit these behaviors.It is intended that the student can give this to their caregiver to show they did a good job, but they could just keep it for themselves. So, if you KNOW they have a caregiver, just mention "Please show this to your caregiver! Good work!"
Here is a BLANK So you can design your own! When choosing images for designs, please be mindful of including multiple genders and multiple races (where applicable).


These two bonded in foster care and, thankfully, met up with Mazzi who just had to have them both. While I normally do not do female/female placements, these two are the exception. And exceptionally cute … enjoy!
The house remodel continues. Mostly at a snail's place it seems. While we are moved back into the kitchen, the rest of the house is yet to follow. Appears we'll be moving furniture in next weekend … finally!
Definitely sweet … I use this photo for my desktop lol. Truth be known, Alan loves to see it as well.


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The hog breeders have stated that they are experiencing losses because of uncontrolled frozen meat imports into the Philippines. The breeders have complained to the Department of Agriculture (DA) and are asking for help so that the issue is dealt with.
The breeders expressed concern and said that increasing costs of feeds and the inundated inflow of frozen meat in the market dampened demand for local meat and lowered farm gate prices, despite retail prices rising.
The concern regarding the uncontrolled inflow of meat products, particularly offal, jowls and skin, became apparent at the Pig Summit and National Hog Raisers' Congress in Cebu last month where Agriculture Secretary Proceso J. Alcala said government could not prevent its entry beyond the minimum access volume (MAV) implemented by the World Trade Organization (WTO) so long as they pay a higher tariff.
Philippine producers are urging for this practice to come to a halt, and asked for safeguards to keep them from becoming insolvent.
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I love spending time in California, because time spent there guarantees spotting both amazing and, shall we say, thought-provoking cars. While on the road for the trip detailed in the last post, we saw:- Two (2) Volts, one owned by an auto glass business.
– One (1) Nissan Leaf. What is the plural of "Leaf?" What if I'd seen two?
– One (1) Prius V.
– Two (2) new Kia Rios. I wasn't even aware these existed until I saw them and a billboard advertisement for them.
– One (1) Ford Aspire, which I laughed at, causing my wife to look at me quizzically. "What's that?" she asked. "Pretty much the worst car Ford ever made," was my reply. "Even the name implies you should be trying harder." That amused her.
– One (1) Aston Martin V8 Vantage, which is pretty cool I guess.
– One (1) Porsche GT2RS, which is exponentially cooler.
The GT2RS was black with red graphics and passed me on the right as it headed for an exit ramp. The sound was a reserved snorty rumble, hinting at the barely contained force of 620 twin-variable-geometry-turbocharged horses under the rear decklid. My reaction was at first irritation (I hate being passed on the right), then stunned amazement, then disbelief, then a sort of embarrassed, apologetic, quiet respect for the motoring deity that I had just briefly shared time and space with. With your $245,000 racecar for the street, you can pass me on whichever side you want, sir.
In California, though, you get both edges of the car sword–the awesome and the inexplicable. On Thanksgiving Day, we attended a party at a gorgeous house at a small vineyard. I didn't know about ninety-five percent of the people there, nor did I especially want to after overhearing one conversation in the kitchen. About five people were gathered around, talking about the speed they would typically set the cruise control to in their Prii when commuting.
My brain ground to a halt. I was unable to form coherent thoughts. I had no way of inserting some sanity into the conversation because it was so utterly removed from my reality. You all own Prii? You are proud enough of this fact that you volunteer the information at parties? All five of you think a discussion about what speed you set the cruise to is interesting? WHY? Judging by the look of this place, you all have money and a modicum of taste, so you're certainly not trying to trim your budget by minimizing what you spend on gasoline, and you don't think the car is good-looking. So why own one?
Not knowing any of these people, there was no way I could ask these questions without making a scene, so being the well-bred guy that I am, I just settled myself down and walked away. But that's the thing about the Prius. It's the Tim Tebow of the automotive world. One sect of people adore it for their reasons, and another sect hate it for theirs. It makes its fans feel better about themselves for little or no quantifiable reason. It's not a great performer by the usual metrics, but it's a stunning sales success.
But the GT2RS, that's Aaron Rodgers. World Champion and MVP.


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Q: Add reply URL to Azure Active Directory register app via command line I have an Azure Active Directory app and it has various reply URLs. I've being adding reply URLs manually in the Azure portal AAD-> register-app-> settings-> reply-URLS.
My goal is to be able to run an azure pipeline task that can retrieve the reply URL I need from an azure app service( which I know how to do) and add it to the reply URL list from the register app in AAD with a command. Using either Azure-cli, Azure-powershell or Powershell from azure pipeline task list.
If there's another way of doing it with another task I'm open to suggestions.
This is what i tried:

This is what the log/debug output:
I guess that a better questions is:
How Can I give privileges to an Azure CLI task from Azure DevOps to achieve the task from previous problem?

A: Your question has changed a bit after your edit, so I've tried to revise and answer both parts.. i.e. adding reply URLs through script and something to possibly help with privileges issues:
Adding Reply URLs to your application through PowerShell script
Make use of application object's ReplyUrls list and Set-AzureADApplication command. Here's a quick sample script:
# ObjectId for application from App Registrations in your AzureAD
$appObjectId = "<Your Application Object Id>"

$app = Get-AzureADApplication -ObjectId $appObjectId

# reply URL to add
$newURL = "https://mynewurl"

# Existing reply URLs list
$replyURLList = $app.ReplyUrls;

$replyURLList.Add($newURL)

Set-AzureADApplication -ObjectId $app.ObjectId -ReplyUrls $replyURLList

Assigning correct privileges for execution of script
To execute your script as part of pipeline, this article provides very detailed step-by-step instructions: Set up continuous deployment in Azure Pipelines
I would point you to option 1 in the article, which talks about creating a separate application/service principal for executing the script. Once you do that, you can assign the required privileges to this service principal that will be used to execute the script and resolve your current issue of insufficient privileges.
Screenshot for important parts from article:

For step h, you can follow the first link to register application from Azure Portal.
Once you have the separate application/service principal created for executing script, please go to it's settings > Required Permissions

"Windows Azure Active Directory" should already be available in list of APIs (if not, you can click Add button to add it)
Pick the appropriate privilege under application permissions.

Make sure you go through Admin consent at the end of this process by clicking on the "Grant permissions" button at the end of this process.

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Did you know that it snowed in Tokyo this week? This was the heaviest snow we've had in four years.
It's week three for our immersive students. They expanded their skills into backend architecture. They created databases, built their first servers using Node and Express, and built APIs.
One of our alumni, Kumiko, came back to get support on her job search and interviewing strategies.
We also kicked off our English prep program, a part time class where we teach conversational English in an interactive way. We had a waiting list so we'll be scheduling another round in April.
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Werner Herzog Directed Baby Yoda on 'Mandalorian' Set As If the Puppet Was Real
"It was like one of the weirdest and best things that ever happened with Werner," Deborah Chow says.
Disney announced earlier this month it would be releasing an eight episode behind-the-scenes documentary series on its breakout "Star Wars" television show "The Mandalorian," and now comes proof the series will contain at least one amazing Werner Herzog story. The filmmaker appeared in several "Mandalorian" episodes as The Client, a villainous character who hires the eponymous bounty hunter to bring him Baby Yoda. In the official trailer for "Disney Gallery: The Mandalorian," series director Deborah Chow relived one of her most memorable moments directing Herzog on the show.
"It was one of the weirdest and best things that happened with Werner," Chow said. "He was acting against the baby and he started directing the baby directly. I'm trying to direct Werner who's now directing the puppet. He would tell us we need to commit to the magic."
Herzog is without a doubt the world's biggest fan of Baby Yoda. The filmmaker went viral last fall for saying the puppet brought tears to his eyes while filming "The Mandalorian." Herzog said in an interview, "I have seen it on the set. I've seen it on the set. And it's heartbreaking! It's heartbreakingly beautiful…It's phenomenal technological achievement but, beyond the technological achievement, it's heartbreaking."
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"The Mandalorian" writer and director Dave Filoni also revealed last fall that Herzog openly criticized the crew after they considered replacing the Baby Yoda puppet with a CGI version of the character. After a take using the puppet, Filoni said the crew got ready for another take without the puppet "in case they decided during postproduction that the puppet wasn't convincing enough and a digital version had to be substituted." That's when Herzog told the crew, "You are cowards. Leave it."
"The Mandalorian" proved to be a breakthrough series for Disney+, which has already announced a second season that will debut this fall on the streaming platform. News broke this week that a third season of "The Mandalorian" is already in development. Jon Favreau serves as showrunner of the series. The documentary, officially titled "Disney Gallery: The Mandalorian," will be available to stream beginning May 4. Watch the official trailer from the behind-the-scenes documentary series in the video below.
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