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Republicans are leading the country to socialism
Shikha Dalmia
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There are plenty of conservatives who don't particularly care for President Trump, but wouldn't call themselves NeverTrumpers. Yet they are reluctant to call out the president's daily political provocations because they see the growing allure of socialism among Democrats as a bigger threat to the country. This is a profound mistake that will backfire: If Trump's tyranny of ill intentions isn't defeated, the Democrats' tyranny of good intentions — aka socialism — may well become inevitable.
Socialism is a scary word in America, and Trump is doing everything in his power to wrap the term around the neck of Democrats before the next election. He attacked the socialist boogeyman in this year's State of the Union address after the resounding Republican mid-term loss. He excoriated Democrats for their "alarming" calls for socialism and declared "America will never be a socialist country."
Republicans took the message and ran with it. They launched an ad campaign against the "radical socialism" of "The Squad," the four minority congresswomen whose ring-leader is Green New Dealer Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.). They are warning voters that Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, a self-avowed socialist, will turn America not into Denmark but Venezuela if he gets anywhere near the White House. And they are accusing Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren of being a "dishonest socialist" who says she likes capitalism even as she would kill it.
Indeed, even the normally placid Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) is now dramatically declaring that in 2020, Republicans will build a "firewall that saves the country from socialism."
If only!
In truth, Republicans may well deliver the country to "socialism" if they don't ditch Trump's America First ideology — which is every bit as Big Government as socialism, but without any pretense of a higher purpose.
Socialism subordinates the interests of individuals in the name of a utopian egalitarianism, producing terrible results wherever tried. And yet it manages to seduce people because it purports to advance a just society. But America First dispenses with notions like justice. It has a zero-sum Hobbesian view of the world where one group's benefit is the other's loss. Socialists want to unite the world behind a problematic conception of the common good. But America First divides the world into us versus them, insiders versus outsiders — and then uses the full power of the state to advance the interests of the former without much regard for fairness toward the latter. It's a fundamentally tribal approach to politics where (state) might makes right.
In foreign affairs, America First has meant not merely pursuing America's interests when dealing with other countries, but doing so without any regard for the interests of those other countries. Trump's willingness to withhold aid to Ukraine until it dug up dirt on his political opponents may be the most brazen example of this.
But the more morally troubling example is Trump's recent pardons of American soldiers accused of war crimes. One lieutenant he pardoned was serving 19 years for opening fire on unarmed Afghani villagers, killing two, and then calling in false reports. His own appalled troops turned him in.
The other case involves Navy SEAL Edward Gallagher who was accused of shooting Iraqi civilians, killing a captive Iraqi fighter with a knife, and then threatening to kill fellow SEALs if they reported him. He was convicted finally only of battlefield misconduct because he posed for a photo with the corpse of the Iraqi he was accused of killing. But America Firsters at Fox News decided that taking away Gallagher's elite status — a gentle rap on the knuckles given the gravity of his actions — would be intolerable "political correctness," prompting Trump to intervene on his behalf. He ordered military leaders to lay off Gallagher, leading to the resignation of the Navy secretary.
The message here is that it doesn't matter whether these guys are war criminals, they are "our" war criminals, and so there is no need to bring them to justice. At the same time that Trump is pardoning these Americans, he defends snatching babies from migrant moms as a deterrence measure and building detention camps for peaceful asylum seekers because they were born on the other side of the border.
Supporters of America First claim that its opposition to "endless war" is some kind of high-minded principle. But it matters whether this opposition stems from a concern for the world and its inhabitants — or a contempt for them. And whether it sees contact and cooperation with the outside world as advancing America's well being — or threatening its interests. America First is decisively in the latter camp on both counts.
It is no coincidence therefore that Trump is increasingly flirting with economic autarky or self-sufficiency, a time-honored tool of left wing dictators. This is reflected in Trump's bare-knuckles approach to trade policy. He doesn't want to straighten out the rules of the game to promote free trade for all. No, he wants "deals" where America's trading partners commit to buying prescribed amounts of American goods in order to close the trade deficit. Such demands have locked him in a bitter trade war with China, and have hit U.S. farmers, whom Trump has tried to placate through a government bailout two times bigger than President Obama's auto bailout.
Meanwhile, Trump's Buy American, Hire American directive awards government contracts not to the best bid but to the one that advances his own Make America Great Again agenda, regardless of the cost to taxpayers. But that does not necessarily make him a friend of domestic industry. He has targeted Big Tech companies with anti-trust investigations because he considers them his political opponents. He has viciously gone after Jeff Bezos and Amazon to retaliate against The Washington Post's critical coverage, even, it seems, denying Amazon a lucrative defense contract, signaling to Bezos that it will be costly for him to exercise his First Amendment rights.
Equally concerning is Trump's effort to constantly jawbone American companies that don't fall behind his America First agenda. He has repeatedly rebuked automakers, such as General Motors, that shutter their American operations or open plants overseas, because he wants to keep "American" jobs in America. And he showered Taiwanese manufacturer Foxconn with massive government incentives to prod it to locate its manufacturing plant in southeastern Wisconsin to create jobs (that haven't materialized).
In other words, Trump won't slap billionaires with confiscatory taxes or regulate them out of existence, as Bernie or Warren might do, but he'll happily use state power to make them do their patriotic duty. This is just as statist as the "socialists" conservatives fear.
But if the use of state power gets legitimized for narrow, self-serving reasons, it will become impossible to stop it from also being used for seemingly more lofty goals such as addressing income inequality or saving the planet. People certainly pursue their self-interest — but they don't do so to the exclusion of every higher purpose, especially the young and idealistic. Republicans, at least since Ronald Reagan, had offered liberty as that higher purpose. But if conservatives don't push back against Trump's America First, they'll signal that all their pious talk about limited government and freedom was merely a ruse to protect majoritarian privilege. They won't have anything left to counter Democratic calls for socialism.
Indeed, when Ocasio-Cortez was queried about what she thinks of Trump's attacks on her Big Government socialism, she responded: "I find it hilarious, because this president seeks to expand government into the bodies of women. They seek to expand government to spontaneously generate detention centers all along our southern border … So this is not about who's expanding government. It's about who we are working for, and we're choosing to work for the people of the United States."
One does not have to agree with her on a single issue to see that she has a point.
It is telling that even as the America First right increasingly employs the vocabulary of interest — and abandons the vocabulary of rights — to justify its slams on outsiders and opponents, the left is abandoning the vocabulary of interests — and deploying the vocabulary of rights — to push for freebies for everyone.
The latter may be detrimental for the country in a million different ways, but it is a much better positioning for winning the messaging war. It's perhaps not a coincidence then that since Trump assumed office, support for socialism has not only inched up by five points among Democrats but also seven points among independents. Trump may also have something to do with the fact that 7 out of 10 millennials polled last month said that they'd vote for a socialist.
In the long run, Trump's strongman tendencies and his use of the state's clenched fist to slam some for the alleged benefit of others risks making people more open to deploying the heavy hand of the state to supposedly lift everyone up.
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El Aeropuerto de Armidale  es un aeropuerto que da servicio a Armidale, una ciudad en el estado Australiano de Nueva Gales del Sur. Está ubicado a  del centro de la ciudad, junto a la autopista de New England. El aeropuerto es gestionado por el consorcio de Armidale Dumaresq Shire.

Instalaciones
El aeropuerto está ubicado sobre un altiplano a una elevación de  sobre el nivel del mar. Cuenta con dos pistas: la 05/23 con una superficie de asfalto de 1.738x30 metros y la 09/27 con una superficie de hierba y gravilla de 1.116x30 metros.

Aerolíneas y destinos
 Brindabella Airlines (Brisbane)
 Qantas operado por QantasLink (Sídney)

QantasLink opera cinco vuelos diarios usando aviones Q300. Se espera que en el futuro, estos vuelos sean operados por aviones de la serie Q400.

Virgin Australia
Armidale fue uno de los veinte destinos indicados por Virgin Australia para ofrecer vuelos a Sídney usando sus nuevos aviones Embraer. En abril de 2011, Virgin Australia no había anunciado todavía sus vuelos a Armidale, aunque ya lo había hecho en otras áreas. La aerolínea recientemente anunció la adquisición de aviones ATR 72 para ampliar su presencia en áreas regionales, siendo Armidale, entre otros aeropuertos regionales, indicado para iniciar sus servicios.

Estadísticas
El aeropuerto de Armidale ocupa la posición 43º en Australia por número de pasajeros transportados en el año financiero 2009-2010.

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Armidale por Air – información e imágenes del aeropuerto de Armidale

Aeropuertos de Australia

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Brunville est une ancienne commune française située dans le département de la Seine-Maritime, en région Normandie.

Dans le cadre de la fusion le  des 18 communes qui constituaient la communauté de communes du Petit Caux pour former la commune nouvelle du Petit-Caux, Brunville devient à cette date une de ses communes déléguées.

Géographie

Localisation

Brunville est située dans le Petit Caux, à deux kilomètres de l'axe Dieppe-Le Tréport.

Toponymie

Le nom de la localité est attesté sous les formes Brumvilla vers 1028 et 1034, (Erreur manifeste pour *Brunvilla ou *Brunivilla); Bruni villa en 1050.

Histoire

Avant la révolution, la cure (paroisse) du village est à la nomination et présentation (droit de patronage) des abbés et religieux de l'abbaye Saint-Michel du Tréport qui percevait les dîmes.

Politique et administration

Intercommunalité

La commune était membre de la communauté de communes du Petit Caux. Celle-ci s'est transformée le  en commune nouvelle sous le nom du Petit-Caux et les 18 communes qui constituaient l'intercommunalité deviennent des communes délégués, reprenant le nom et les limites territoriales des anciennes communes.

Le projet de schéma départemental de coopération intercommunale présenté par le préfet de Seine-Maritime le 2 octobre 2015 dans le cadre de l'approfondissement de la coopération intercommunale prévu par la Loi portant nouvelle organisation territoriale de la République (Loi NOTRe) du  prévoit la fusion de la communauté de communes des Monts et Vallées (), de cette commune nouvelle du Petit-Caux (), et  Avesnes-en-Val, commune jusqu'alors membre de la communauté de communes de Londinières (264 habitants).

Liste des maires

Démographie

Culture locale et patrimoine

Lieux et monuments
 Église Saint-Adrien.

Personnalités liées à la commune

Héraldique

Voir aussi

Bibliographie

Articles connexes
 Liste des anciennes communes de la Seine-Maritime
 Liste des communes nouvelles créées en 2016

Liens externes

 Brunville sur le site de l'Institut géographique national

Notes et références

Notes

Références

Ancienne commune dans la Seine-Maritime


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Thursday, January 17 2019 @ 12:02 pm ACDT
Contributed by: Tash Gunawardana
Nicola Barr, the inaugural number one draft pick for the AFLW has made a name for herself not only on the footy field but also off field too.
"I have recently graduated from the degree and am now working at Starlight Children's foundation as well as taking a couple of spin classes each week," Barr said.
"Balancing these things in addition to AFLW training can be quite a challenge at times! For me the best way to juggle these commitments is to ensure that while I am doing something to be completely focused on it," Barr said.
"To do this I practice mindfulness and being present – this really helps me to stay focused on the task at hand."
Barr began playing football when she was 17 years old, and is now in her fifth year of playing football.
Lots of people have influenced Barr's football and sporting career but the person who has influenced her career the most was her sports director at high school.
"I was convinced that I wanted to stick to soccer but he told me I had what it takes to be a footballer and that women's football was going to grow," Barr said.
"If he wasn't there, I wouldn't be playing AFL today." Barr's main strengths in football include running with the football and getting into a position to get a handball receive.
"Definitely need to improve on beating my direct opponent (one versus one) and improve my tackling pressure," Barr said.
"This isn't a side of footy that comes very naturally to me so I need to work on this."
Barr believes new GWS Giant Delma Gisu will be the player to watch.
"Delma Gisu is brand new to our team this year, and so far she has impressed at training," Barr said.
"She is extremely quick and speedy but also has an amazing leap – she will be a surprise factor for sure."
Since being at the GWS Giants, Barr has learnt a lot from several players.
Image (Right) Source: Brendon Thorne/Getty Images AsiaPac
"I have learnt to be a good leader and to have care for my teammates from Fridge (Captain Amanda Faruggia), to be calm under pressure from Cora Staunton, and to understand much more about the game itself from Alicia Eva (who I was lucky enough to coach alongside at the under 18s carnival this year)," Barr said.
The coach who has the biggest impact on her football career has been the Giants current head coach Alan McConnell.
"He has simplified footy for me and I feel a lot more confident in the decisions that I make when playing," Barr said.
"He generally doesn't like to give too much a way, which is good most of the time because I don't like to overthink the game."
The player Barr models her game on is Sydney Swans men's half back Jake Lloyd.
"He defends, but the best part of his game is linking up with the midfielders and forwards to create some attack from the backline which I like to do as well," Barr said.
Barr loves to play for the Giants and to be part of the club.
"The Giants is a really family orientated club and they are really inclusive of everyone," Barr said.
"People from all walks of life are welcomed to the club and that makes it feel really special."
In her third season at the Giants, Barr is most looking forward to being in a professional sporting environment as she has two years experience.
"I'm looking forward to being more comfortable in a professional sporting environment," Barr said.
"The first couple of years playing AFLW have been fairly big and new because I haven't played elite sport before this, and so going in this season I feel much more relaxed and comfortable which means that I'll be able to develop as a footballer much more easily without worrying about external pressures."
Heading into the third AFLW season the Giants have a learnt a lot from their previous two seasons that have them in good stead moving forward.
Barr believes the Giants can win the competition this season, as they have been improving on the areas that have let them down in previous seasons.
"We have built a team full of trust and that is key to playing good football," Barr said.
To get ready for a match, Barr listens to disco music her favourite pre-match pump up music.
Some other fun facts about Barr is her favourite movie is Dirty Dancing and something she cannot live without is peanut butter.
Image (Left) Source: Adam Trafford/AFL Media/Getty Images AsiaPac

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Kat Craig
Kat is an award-winning human rights lawyer with over 15 years' experience of supporting individuals and communities in asserting and promoting their rights.
Kat has extensive expertise in civil, public and international human rights law. She has litigated in the UK Supreme Court and the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights, and has advised on accountability and grievance mechanisms in the sporting and non-sporting context in multiple jurisdictions. Kat also advised on a range of public law cases in countries ranging from Germany to Yemen and supported the Tunisian Bar Association as a visiting expert on truth and reconciliation processes during the Arab Spring.
Kat is the founder and CEO of Athlead, a not-for-profit consultancy specialising in sport and human rights, with a particular expertise in athlete activism. Athlead's clients include UN agencies, national governments, major sport-for-development funders, and former Premier League footballers and Premiership rugby players. Kat and her team have developed and managed projects relating to gender equality, systemic racial injustice, refugee rights and social inclusion, mental health and childhood trauma. In the last four years, Kat has worked extensively with elite and professional athletes across four continents who experienced sexual abuse and harassment.
Kat holds a postgraduate Executive Certificate in Sports Philanthropy from George Washington University, where she now sits as an Advisory Board member. She has a first-class Postgraduate degree in Law and while working in private practice was listed in both the Legal 500 and Chambers & Partners. Kat regularly appears on national and international media and writes for various print outlets, as well as co-authoring The Protest Handbook (Bloomsbury Professional). Kat is an Advisory Board member of Supporters Direct Europe and the Centre for Criminal Appeals.
In her spare time Kat helps run Camden & Islington United, a supporter-owned football club based in North London which combines football with community projects to create a healthy and inclusive space where people feel engaged, valued and connected to one another. Kat has a black belt in Kung Fu and is a passionate but distinctly average left-back.


There was an unusual shaped tent in the park recently.
A 5m English Yurt was setup in Edinburgh Gardens for the final session day for the School for Social Entrepreneurs. The group bring together people who are working on projects for social benefit.
It housed presentations and various activities by 20 participants .
The company behind hiring this yurt It comes in a variety of different sizes for a range of purposes, exhibitions, market stalls. Eco-accommodation and more.


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Brandenburg is a city in Meade County, in the Louisville metro area.
Brandenburg is in the Pennyroyal region.
The latitude of Brandenburg is 37.998N. The longitude is -86.169W.
It is in the Eastern Standard time zone. Elevation is 568 feet.
The estimated population, in 2003, was 2,158.
Dates often change. Check Brandenburg web sites and events links in the sections below.
Sections below provide additional information and links about Brandenburg demographics, travel and tourism, nearby airports, cemeteries, the Meade County economy, education, environment, genealogy, government, historic sites, libraries, maps, museums, newspapers and other media, nonprofit groups, real estate, recreation, religion, transportation, and weather in the 40108 ZIP code.
11% of Brandenburg residents report German ancestry, and 10% report Irish. For more info on local ancestry groups, see the Brandenburg ancestry & family history guide.
At the time of the 2000 census, the per capita income in Brandenburg was $17,863, compared with $21,587 nationally.
17% of Brandenburg residents age 25 and older have a bachelor's or advanced college degree.
Median rent in Brandenburg, at the time of the 2000 Census, was $300. Monthly homeowner costs, for people with mortgages, were $753.
Meade County supported George W. Bush in the 2004 presidential election. For more information, see our Brandenburg political report.
The average commute time for Brandenburg workers is 25 minutes, compared with 26 minutes nationwide.


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The Arts, Uncategorized September 7, 2013
TIFF Profile: Patrick Cederberg and Walter Woodman, directors of Noah
Patrick Cederberg and Walter Woodman. Photograph by Joseph Hammond.
Creativity can set someone apart from a crowd, that much we know. However, for Ryerson film students Patrick Cederberg and Walter Woodman, taking a new angle on the way films are made could be the difference between spending $3,000 to zero on your film – and it could get you to the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).
"I think it's the cheapest movie in TIFF. The only money we spent was on beer and pizza. We didn't spend any money on sets or anything like that. We shot on webcam," says Woodman. "It was a really thrifty filming experience."
Twenty-three-year-old Cederberg and 22-year-old Woodman produced and directed Noah, one of the Ryerson student films being featured in TIFF's Short Cuts Canada program this year. Noah takes place completely on a computer screen, following the main character, Noah, through the difficulties of his relationship on Facebook, and the aftermath of a breakup through Chat Roulette. The film is ultimately an experience of what it's like to live inside the computer of an average teenage male, jumping from LOLcats to Youporn to Facebook chat in a matter of seconds.
"I wanted to do a movie about Chat Roulette for a long time because I was obsessed with it," says Woodman. "I was writing a script in Tara Cates' class about Chat Roulette and then one day, Patrick suggested that we could do the whole movie on a computer screen. Then we basically started to confine ourselves to thinking how we could make something like that interesting."
Noah was filmed entirely on a computer screening using webcams.
Now in their fourth year at Ryerson, Woodman and Cederberg have been making films together for two years. While in their third year, Noah was chosen by Ryerson professors as one of the top four films from the TIFF student show case, which meant it would go on to be featured in the 2013 festival. There are around 700 films submitted to TIFF every year in the hopes of being featured in the shorts programme.
Cederberg and Woodman both say that the TIFF experience is "amazing." It consisted of spending two days at the TIFF Bell Lightbox, eating cornish game hen at a fancy open-bar restaurant, but most importantly, meeting the TIFF programmers and film makers in the industry from all parts of Canada.
Both Woodman and Cederberg are now just enjoying the fruits of their labour. They both jokingly agree that the biggest challenge faced when putting the film together was dealing with each other, yet agreeing on something they were both happy with was crucial.
Fake Facebook accounts were made for all the main characters, but there were some approved cameos made by real-life Facebook friends in the film. However, Cederberg and Woodman were the ones who did all the typing while characters interacted via chat on the screen.
"We spend two nights just choreographing. We sat with three or four laptops around us, just trying to capture everything in one take, if we could," says Cederberg.
"We didn't want to put our actors through that because it was pretty tedious," says Woodman.
The last part of the film making process was adding the music. After watching it a couple of times in silence, it was agreed upon that music was a must.
"It was really weird. For certain parts, we'd say 'Oh, we can do a rap song here!' but then we thought that we couldn't have words in a song if you're already reading words on the screen," said Woodman. "We went through thousands and thousands of songs. We both have really big itunes libraries."
An entire night was dedicated to choosing the music Noah would play on his itunes that went according to his moods as different events happened on the screen.
Noah Lennox's Facebook homepage.
Unlike the social media obsessed protagonist in the film, Cederberg has a bone to pick with Facebook, and thinks issues revolving around the site have more to do with the way society uses it.
"My biggest issue with Facebook is that it's giving people the ability to cultivate a personality for themselves that may not be completely honest," says Cederberg.
Conversely, Woodman believes that Facebook does have its positives as much as it has negatives, such as using it as a tool to communicate with family overseas. But, he also believes that it has the Christmas card effect—one that shows only the positive side of one's life.
"I think it's making people a different kind of social. People now have a heightened respect if they want to meet face-to-face or telephone. The same way when you're really excited when someone sends you a hand-written letter," says Woodman.
"There is even that distinction, funny enough, when a person on Facebook sends you a chat, and not a message, but it's a lot more than a wall post. An email is more person than a wall post or a message. It's more personal than a text, but less personal than a phone call."
Though Twitter was never brought up in the film, much promoting has been done for the film through a fake Noah Twitter account. The character rants about how much he hates that the film is out, while letting you know exactly where and when the film is playing.
Cederberg and Woodman plan to enjoy the rest of TIFF and see where it may take them. Ideas for films are cooking, but mainly, they are working on an album for their band, Shy Kids.
The question everyone's asking, however, is whether or not they will make another film in the same style, since Noah was such a success.
"I feel like we've said what we needed to say," says Cederberg. "Maybe we'll move onto something bigger, newer."
Read our TIFF review of Noah here.
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Your purpose is greater > than your performance.
You yourself have been given the power to influence; --> All for a BIGger plan.
The Cacti has roots which do vital work that goes on behind-the-scenes. The roots work to retrieve water, the Cacti's main source for existence. Where are you rooted?
Losing something allows us to learn something.
It's time to step out, open up towards the sun, & see all that blossoms in you...!
...despite what our current circumstances may be or what has been written as our past history, we must live in the freedom of knowing that we are: NO LONGER FATHERLESS!
Join me in the journey to being BOLD & being ME (or you being you of course!).
"Like a butterfly, I have been reborn with bold colors & strong wings."
Love is the "fuel" that enables us to continue on the road to our dreams.
Liz agrees-we don't have to live bound because of our traumatic experiences. God is on the battlefield fighting on our behalf throughout the day & into the night.
A beautiful tribute in memory of a beautiful soul. Creatively inspired, uniquely crafted.
This year had its trials & its triumphs, & through each, something valuable was added to my basket that I did not have with me before.


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CityTV earns 5 NATOA Awards in 2021
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Murfreesboro's CityTV was again recognized nationally for quality government television programming from the National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors (NATOA). Murfreesboro's government-oriented television station received five national awards during the 36th annual Government Programming Awards presented by NATOA (https://www.natoa.org/).
"The CityTV team is annually recognized for excellence in broadcast, cable, multimedia and electronic programming and this year is no exception for the communication professionals who work for the City of Murfreesboro," said Communications Director Alan Bozeman. "This year's awards recognize CityTV nationally for community event and community meeting production, children/young adult and animal services shows, and use of social media."
Awards of Excellence:
Category 2: Edited Community Event Coverage: "Celebrate Christmas Virtual Tree Lighting Special"—City of Murfreesboro, TN Michael Nevills
Awards of Honor:
Category 1: Public/Community Meetings: "City Council"—City of Murfreesboro,TN
Category 8: Children/Young Adults: "Take 20" – City of Murfreesboro,TN
Category 18: Animal Services: "Backyard Safari"—City of Murfreesboro, TN
Category 45: Use of Social Media: "Social Media"—City of Murfreesboro, TN
www.youtube.com/cityofmurfreesboro; www.facebook.com/cityofmurfreesborotn; www.twitter.com/cityofmborotn; www.murfreesborotn.gov.
NATOA received hundreds of entries submitted by local governments across the country. The awards program honors excellence in broadcast, cable, multimedia and electronic programming produced by local government agencies. A national trade association based in Alexandria, Virginia, NATOA represents local government jurisdictions and consortiums, including elected and appointed officials and staff, who oversee communications and cable television franchising.
CityTV can be viewed on Comcast cable channel 3 and 1094, AT&T's U-Verse channel 99, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, YouTube, www.youtube.com/cityofmurfreesboro, and www.murfreesborotn.gov/citytv.
For a full list of 2021 NATOA Government Programming Awards, visit https://www.natoa.org/government-programming.
L/R City of Murfreesboro CityTV Communications Team: Alan Bozeman, Michael Linn White, Michael Nevills, John Padgett, Marcus Delaney, Steve Burris, (not pictured, Mike Browning). Photo by Jim Davis.
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Q: Connected Spaces Let $\{X_\beta\}_{\beta \in J}$ be an indexed family of connected spaces, and let $X := \prod \limits_{\beta \in J} X_\beta$ with product topology. Fix $(\alpha_\beta)$ in $X$. Fix a finite subset $K$ of $J$ and let $X_K$ be the subspace of $X$ containing all $(x_\beta)$ in $X$ for which $x_\beta = \alpha_\beta$ if $\beta$ is not in $K$. Are the union $Y$ of all such spaces for all possible finite sets $K$ connected, and does this imply that $X$ is connected?

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Corey started with CFC spring 2015 and has since become an evening regular. Not only have we seen some drastic improvement in this technique and metcon performances but also in his desire to learn some of the more advanced crossfit gymnastic movements – diagnosing the mechanics and then putting them into action.
In addition, Corey is registered to complete in the FrostFit 2016 Crossfit competition and we could be more proud and excited to see him put his enthusiasm and competitive nature into action!
What got you interested in crossfit?
I had a friend in the military back home that did it. I wanted to try it out, and there was one close by so I thought I'd check it out.
Two words: Challenge and variety.
Just improving, especially when it comes to adding more weight. I never used very heavy weights before, and it's great being able to get better. Still have a long way to go though.
Favorite: When I first started, I hated front squats, but they're actually kind of fun.
Least: Calorie rows. The calorie ticker doesn't move as quickly as I want it to.
Well, that I will keep a secret for now but I do accept bribes in cash or rum (preferably Gosling's Black Seal) that could easily sway my opinion. They are all excellent!
My job keeps me busy, but I enjoy trivia/Jeopardy, documentaries, books on financial history/personal finance, and like everybody, a good party.
Get on Jeopardy and win some money.
I competed in math competitions in high school, and went to science camp. My friends never let me forget this.


Over the years, I've watched a lot of people buying and selling homes, from both professional and personal perspectives, having been through the process several times around the UK, and abroad. As such, I've watched a lot of human behaviour and I've seen or felt myself virtually every emotion. Frustration at the seemingly endless search through properties when they don't seem to fit a descriptive criteria; excitement when a property starts to tick all the boxes; joy when a property gets beyond 'exchange of contracts' and the reality of a change of lifestyle strikes; anger when a buyer or seller behaves in a manner someone thinks is plain unfair; puzzlement when really clear messages seem to have landed in a different way.
The full article from Sheree Foy MNAEA of Source Harrogate was printed in this weekend's Yorkshire Post and you can read it in full by clicking on the link below.


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Sarrat is een gemeente in de Filipijnse provincie Ilocos Norte op het eiland Luzon. Bij de laatste census in 2010 telde de gemeente bijna 25 duizend inwoners.

Sarrat is de geboorteplaats van de voormalige Filipijnse president Ferdinand Marcos

Geografie

Bestuurlijke indeling
Sarrat is onderverdeeld in de volgende 24 barangays:

Demografie
Sarrat had bij de census van 2010 een inwoneraantal van 24.770 mensen. Dit waren 960 mensen (4,0%) meer dan bij de vorige census van 2007. Ten opzichte van de census van 2000 was het aantal inwoners gegroeid met 1.884 mensen (8,2%). De gemiddelde jaarlijkse groei in die periode kwam daarmee uit op 0,79%, hetgeen lager was dan het landelijk jaarlijks gemiddelde over deze periode (1,90%).

De bevolkingsdichtheid van Sarrat was ten tijde van de laatste census, met 24.770 inwoners op 57,39 km², 431,6 mensen per km².

Geboren in Sarrat

 Cornelio Balmaceda (15 september 1896), minister van Handel en Industrie (overleden 1982);
 Ferdinand Marcos (11 september 1917), president van de Filipijnen (overleden 1989);
 Fabian Ver (20 januari 1920), militair commandant en generaal (overleden 1998).

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Volunteer eucalypt seedlings under holistic management on Allendale, in Southeastern Australia. Photo: David Marsh.
I thought you may be interested in this pic of regenerating volunteer eucalypts, e. Blakelyii and e. Melliodora. This never happened with constant grazing. We have about three hundred volunteers like this dotted around the place and have managed to protect them from cattle with temporary electric tape when we are grazing those paddocks. Note the paddock in the background full of thistles compared to foreground with not many. Dominance in the community can be influenced by grazing and appropriate recovery. However, we also have some big thistle paddocks this year and my observation is that where they are worst is in our old cropping paddocks. Lots of introduced inorganic fertilisers, chemicals and disturbance. It takes land a long time to get over that.


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Pavel Mashkovtsev graduated from Moscow Aircraft Institute named after S. Ordzhonikidze with a degree in the field of aircraft dynamics and control.
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Pavel D. Mashkovtsev's has published more than 10 scientific works and holds 8 patents of the Russian Federation for his inventions.
He was awarded with a certificate of appreciation by the Ministry of Economics of Russia, with a medal commemorating the 300th anniversary of St.-Petersburg and received a certificate of appreciation from the Governor of St. Petersburg for his fruitful work.


James Best, the actor best known for his role as Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane in the CBS comedy The Dukes of Hazzard, has died. He was 88.
The actor passed away Monday evening in Hickory, North Carolina, after a brief illness and complications from pneumonia, according to an obituary posted to the actor's personal website.
The Kentucky-born actor appeared in many film and television roles throughout his lengthy career. His credits include The Caine Mutiny (1954), alongside actor Humphrey Bogart, and 1958's The Left Handed Gun with Paul Newman. He also appeared on popular TV programs including The Andy Griffith Show, Bonanza and Gunsmoke.
Best's recurring role as the silly officer of Hazzard County in The Dukes of Hazzard brought him to national fame during its run from 1979 to 1985.
"He was a fine actor, director and mentor, and an even better friend," costar Tom Wopat, who played Luke Duke, wrote in a statement included in the obituary.
Best also formed an acting school where he taught notable Hollywood pupils including Clint Eastwood, Farrah Fawcett, Regis Philbin and Quentin Tarantino. He operated the school in various forms for more than 25 years.
Best never fully retired from acting. In 2014 he starred in the family stage drama On Golden Pond for the Hickory Community Theatre, the Charlotte Observer reported.
In his 2009 autobiography, Best in Hollywood: The Good, the Bad and the Beautiful, he addressed his feelings toward aging and death.


In this lesson, students will learn the rhetorical devices of satire, sardonicism, parody and irony, which are often used in horror films to offset the shock, terror and gore for which the genre is known. Students will then employ these devices in a creative writing assignment that will envision remaking a horror film.
Begin the lesson by engaging students in a discussion about the horror film genre. What are some horror films with which students are familiar? What are some of their favorite horror films? Even if some students are not fans of horror film, they will most likely still be familiar with a few well-known productions. In students' opinion, what makes for a really good horror film? At this point in the discussion, students may begin to recognize that horror films are not only about shock, discomfort and gore, but that they also use devices at the other end of the emotional spectrum -- humor -- to offset or counterbalance the unease we experience when watching horror films.


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Utah Jazz All Head-to-Head Records Against every NBA Team since 1997
Historical stats about the games played between the Utah Jazz and all the other NBA teams including NBA Season and Playoffs total games, wins, losses, winning percentage for each team and detailed data about the two franchises.
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Rochester residents encouraged to participate in parks system plan survey
Surveys sent to 5,500 households seek to gauge whether five-year-old plan meets current expectations
By Post Bulletin staff reports
Rochester's Parks & Recreation Department is conducting a survey to determine whether goals and policies in its 2016 system plan still fit community desires.
The system plan was developed to guide improvements to make sure the facilities, programs and amenities meet community needs, and to make sure they were economically sustainable during a 20-year period.
"Rochester has continued to grow and evolve, especially with use of the parks and trail system during the pandemic. We look forward to seeing how this data informs how we move forward as a department," Parks and Recreation Director Paul Widman said in a statement
RELATED: $2 million plan for Rochester parks gets nod
The survey includes a randomized sampling of 5,500 households which are asked toanonymously answer eight questions. Households chosen have started receiving notice.
An opt-in opportunity will be made available to all Rochester community members in the coming weeks.
In addition to the surveys, various organizations will host a series of community conversations that are centered on the questions asked in the survey.
"Rochester is truly a diverse community, from those who have lived here their whole life, moved here to make Rochester their new home, or those who come here for medical treatment or care," said Chao Mwatela, Rochester's diversity, equity and inclusion director. "We are committed to taking steps to ensure as many voices are included in our review and decision-making process."
The Parks & Recreation System Plan can be found on the City of Rochester website .
Results of the survey and planned community conversations will be shared in early fall.
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Caitlin and Jason Keck's two-year term on the American Farm Bureau Federation committee begins next month.
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5. I will miss having a governor who confused the voting age with the legal drinking age. Cuz you'd have to be drunk to vote for him?
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8. I will miss having a governor whose family hunting camp has a name I can't publish on this website, but that was painted on a giant rock for decades.
9. I will miss having a governor I get to pay twice.
10. And, finally, I will miss having a governor in office so long that children in Texas think the job is a lifetime appointment.


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Senior discounts in Canada can help you save money on everyday expenses whether you are 55, 60, or 65 years and older.
Older Canadians have competing priorities when it comes to their finances, and pension benefits like the Old Age Security and CPP may not be nearly enough.
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The list of the best senior discounts in Canada is worth bookmarking so you can revisit them when needed.
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Senior discounts are exclusive discounts and perks offered to individuals over a specific age.
The age that qualifies as 'senior' varies with different companies. Some consider you a senior citizen starting at age 55 or 60, while others offer these discounts starting at the traditional retirement age of 65.
If you are not sure whether you qualify, just ask.
A good number of discounts for Canadian seniors are tied to a CARP (Canadian Association of Retired Persons) membership. You can become a member starting at age 50 for a $19.95 annual fee.
From fast food to coffee and more, these restaurants offer senior discounts worth checking out.
IHOP: IHOP offers a 55+ menu for seniors with reduced prices on several breakfast, lunch, and dinner options.
Denny's: Get 15% off your meal every Thursday between 2pm and 10pm. Available to 55+ seniors only. Denny's also has a 55+ menu with reduced prices.
Humpty's Restaurant: Join the Emerald 55 Club and get a 10% discount on all food and beverage purchases at Humpty's 45 restaurants across Western Canada. 55+ Seniors also receive a 20% discount every Tuesday.
Salisbury House: Has a "Silver" menu for seniors aged 55 and up. Based in Winnipeg and Steinbach (Manitoba).
Tim Hortons: Some Tim Hortons locations offer a 10% discount. Confirm before placing an order.
McDonald's: Seniors 55+ can get 20% off their coffee orders at select locations. Policies vary by location, as many McDonald's restaurants are owned by franchisees who may offer their own promotions.
Mandarin Restaurant: Seniors 65+ receive 20% off buffet orders at this Ontario restaurant. You will need a valid photo ID. They also offer birthday freebies.
Subway: Seniors aged 60+ can get a 10% discount at some Subway locations.
Papa John's: CARP members get a 25% discount on online orders at Papa John's locations in Atlantic Canada.
Golden Griddle: Seniors 55 and over get a 10% discount off any menu selection every day. This discount does not apply to alcoholic beverage orders.
Smitty's: Smitty's Senior's Club has been replaced by MySmitty's Rewards. You earn double the points on the first Tuesday of every month if you are over 65.
Seniors can cut their grocery bills when shopping at these stores. Combine these store discounts with a cashback or coupon app, and your monthly savings can become significant.
M&M Food Market: Seniors 60 years or older get a 10% discount on all regular-priced items. Gift cards are excluded.
Bulk Barn: Seniors 65+ save 10% every Wednesday. ID is required.
Sobey's: Get 10% off your groceries on the first Tuesday of the month, which is tagged "Customer Appreciation Day." This offer also applies at some Safeway locations every 3rd Wednesday.
Amaranth Foods: Seniors (65+) get 10% off on Tuesdays at Amaranth locations in Calgary and St. Albert. It is also known as "Senior's Tuesdays."
Nature's Fare Markets: Nature's Fare has a Senior's Day on Wednesdays and Thursdays when those aged 60 and up get 5% off.
Liquor Depot: Seniors over 65 get 5% off their purchases on Tuesdays. Available in Alberta and B.C.
Community Natural Foods (Calgary): This Calgary grocer offers a 5% discount to customers who are 65 years and older. A valid ID is required.
Save on pharmacy prescriptions at the following drugstores that offer discounts to seniors in Canada.
Shoppers Drug Mart: Shoppers Drug Mart offers a 20% discount to seniors 55+ every Thursday when you use your PC Optimum Card. You can save up to $50. Note that some items are excluded, including lottery tickets, gift cards, tobacco, and alcohol.
Lawtons Drugs: Lawton Drugs has a 55+ Appreciation Day on most Wednesdays when seniors who are 55 years of age and older save 20% on many products.
Rexall Pharmacy: Rexall's Advantage 55+ program offers a 20% discount on the last Tuesday of the month to customers aged 55 and older.
Pharmasave: Seniors who are 55+ get a 15% discount on the first Wednesday of every month to celebrate Senior's Day.
Seniors over age 55 can save money through discounts and promotions at several retail stores. Where applicable, you can increase your returns by also using an appropriate store credit card or loyalty program.
Hudson's Bay: Hudson's Bay offers a Timeless Style Tuesday discount on the first Tuesday of the month to seniors aged 55 or older. You can also get special discounts by registering for the HBC Rewards Program.
Value Village: Get a 30% discount on your order every Tuesday at participating Value Village stores.
Goodwill: Goodwill community stores at several locations in Ontario and Alberta offer a Senior Day when seniors aged 55+ get a 25% discount on the second Monday of each month.
Salvation Army Thrift Store: Seniors who are 60 years and older get 10% off at participating Salvation Army stores.
Michael's: Michael's has a 10% senior discount for individuals who are 55 years or older.
Global Pet Foods: Global Pet Foods offers a 15% discount on in-store purchases on the last Tuesday of every month. This discount is available to seniors who are 60+.
There are multiple participating stores in Ontario, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Alberta, Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island, Manitoba, and British Columbia.
Canadiana Flowers: Seniors who are members of CARP get 15% off flowers and gift baskets from Canadiana Flowers.
Pet Valu: Save 10% on Senior's Day (last Thursday of every month) if you are at least 60 years old.
Confirm with your bank what they offer as seniors discounts so you can save on chequing account fees.
Here are some of the best bank accounts for seniors.
CIBC: The CIBC Smart for Senior Program is available to seniors starting at age 65. You get discounts off your chequing account, free bank drafts and money orders, and a $5 discount on the annual rental fee for a safety deposit box.
BMO: Seniors aged 60 and older can get a free BMO Practical Plan Chequing account or a $4 discount on all other BMO chequing plans.
RBC: RBC's Day to Day Banking is offered to seniors aged 65 or older without a monthly fee. You get 12 free debit transactions each month.
Scotiabank: Seniors 60 and older can apply for a free Basic Bank Account chequing plan with 12 free monthly transactions. They also get a $4 discount off other Scotiabank Chequing accounts.
TD: TD's Minimum Chequing Account is free for seniors aged 60 and older who are recipients of the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS). It normally costs $3.95/month.
Canadian Western Bank: Get the Gold Leaf PLUS Account for a $0 monthly fee when you turn 57. It includes unlimited transactions, a $15 discount on safety deposit box rentals, and complimentary cheques.
Meridian Credit Union: Meridian's Senior Chequing account is available to those aged 60+ in Ontario. It offers unlimited free transactions, 1 free cheque order per year, 4 free bank drafts per month, and free certified cheques.
Steinbach Credit Union: Seniors who are 60+ in Manitoba can get a free chequing with Steinbach Credit Union. The 'Golden Chequing' offers unlimited transactions, one free order of personalized cheques every year, and a discount on safety deposit box rentals.
Servus Credit Union: Its Senior Unlimited chequing account is available to seniors from age 60. This account has no monthly fees and includes unlimited transactions, 100 free cheques per year, 5 free overdrafts, and a $10 discount on safety deposit boxes. Check their website for applicable service fees.
ATB Financial: ATB Financial in Alberta offers a Freedom Account for seniors starting at age 59. This account has no monthly fees and includes unlimited transactions, free personalized cheques, and more.
Seniors can benefit from these discounts when travelling by road (bus), rail (train), or air.
BC Ferries: Seniors aged 65 and older in BC can travel for free on Monday to Thursday on select routes. You must show a valid ID, and the discounts don't apply during statutory holidays.
Via Rail: Via Rail gives Seniors who are 60+ a 10% senior discount. If you are a CAA member, you receive an extra 10% off.
BC BusPass Program: Eligible seniors who are 60+ get a reduced-cost bus pass.
OC Transpo: Seniors 65+ get a senior discount on the presto card, plus free travel on Wednesdays and Sundays on most routes.
Halifax Transit: Seniors aged 65 and older get discounted passes on Halifax Transit, plus free travel on Tuesdays (10am-3:30pm, and after 6pm).
GO Transit: If you are 65 years and older, you can save 55% on GO Transit using your PRESTO card.
Winnipeg Transit: Senior citizens who are 65 and older qualify for reduced fares on Winnipeg Transit with 50% savings on peggo e-passes.
Greyhound: Passengers aged 62 and older are eligible for a 20% discount upon request on unrestricted passenger fares.
Calgary Transit: If you are 65 or older, you can save on t-fare in Calgary using a discounted Senior Yearly Pass with unlimited access to Calgary Transit services. Low-income seniors save more than 80% on the regular rate with a "Low Income Seniors Yearly Pass".
St. John's Metrobus: Seniors who ride the Metrobus Transit get a discount on monthly or 10-ride passes. To qualify, you must be 65 years or older.
CheapOAir: Seniors get discounts when travelling via CheapOair.ca domestically and internationally. Call to confirm what is available.
Amtrak: Seniors aged 60 and older can get a 10% discount on cross-border travel operated jointly by Amtrak and VIA Rail Canada.
Cruise Lines: Seniors from age 55 get special discounts on select cruises with Royal Caribbean and Carnival.
Numerous discounts are available to Canadian seniors at the many parks, museums, art galleries, cultural, entertainment, and recreational venues across the country.
Canadian Museum for Human Rights: Seniors who are 65+ get a discounted ticket to visit. ID is required. Located in Winnipeg.
Canadian Museum of Nature: Seniors aged 65 and older get discounted tickets ($14) to the Canadian Museum of Nature. The regular fee is $16 for adults.
Canadian Museum of History: Seniors get a $2 discount off the regular adult ticket which costs $20.
Royal Ontario Museum: Senior citizens save $5 off the entry fee and pay $18 compared to the regular $23 for adult admissions.
Canadian War Museum: Seniors aged 65 and over pay $15 for admission compared to the regular $17 fee.
Vancouver Art Gallery: The Vancouver Art Gallery provides free admission with a donation to all seniors who are 65 years and older on the first Monday of every month (10am-1pm). Seniors can also save on membership fees.
Toronto Zoo: Seniors 65 and over get deep discounts on membership fees at the Toronto Zoo. You can apply as an individual or a couple.
Hockey Hall of Fame: A discounted admission rate is available to seniors aged 65 and older.
Parks Canada: Seniors 65 and older save on the annual Discovery Pass as well as on single location passes.
The Canadian Canoe Museum: Seniors save on membership fees at this museum.
Winnipeg Art Gallery: The admission fee is discounted from $18 to $15 for seniors who are 65 and older.
Royal Canadian Mint: Every Canadian coin in circulation was produced at this location. Seniors get a slight discount from $8 to $7.
Jurassic Forest: Seniors 60 and older get a $3 discount on daily admission passes.
Cineplex: Seniors aged 65 and older get a discount on general admission tickets at participating Cineplex Odeon, Galaxy, Scotiabank Theatre, and SilverCity Cinemas.
Landmark Cinemas: Seniors 65+ get 20% off admission prices and concession purchases every Monday.
When booking hotel stays, always remember to check for applicable seniors discounts.
Choice Hotels: Choice Hotels offers travellers over 60 up to a 10% discount. If you are a CARP member, you get up to 20% off room rates.
Wyndham Hotels: Guests 60 years and older get a special senior rate (up to 10% off) at participating Wyndham hotels, including Days Inn, Ramada, and Travelodge.
Hilton: CARP members can save up to 20% at Hilton-branded hotels, including Embassy Suites, Hampton, Hilton Garden Inn, and DoubleTree.
Sandman Hotel Group: Seniors save 25% on room bookings and 10% off purchases at on-site restaurants, including Denny's, Moxie's Grill &Barr, and the Shark Club.
Best Western: Guests who are 55+ save up to 15% on room rates at Best Western Hotels and Resorts.
InterContinental Hotel Group: All IHG offer discounts to seniors from age 62. You can confirm the rate by calling 1-877-424-2449.
Fairmont: Seniors get up to a 25% discount at Fairmont Hotels. CARP members can also get 1 complimentary night and a $25 meal or spa credit at participating locations.
Renting a car? You could save up to 30% as a senior.
Avis: Save up to 25% on your rental car as a CARP member.
Budget: Seniors with a CARP membership get up to 25% off Budget car rentals in North America.
Thrifty: Renters who are 50 years or older get a 5% discount via Thrifty's Silver Club program.
Europcar: CARP members save up to 20% when they rent from Europcar.
Hertz: Hertz has a Fifty Plus program that offers travellers from age 50 and over savings of up to 20% off base car rental rates.
We have covered more than 75 senior discounts available in Canada. From retail stores to grocery and entertainment purchases, there is a discount for you starting on your 50th birthday.
When you visit any store or establishment, feel free to ask if they offer senior discounts and always come prepared with your ID.
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6 thoughts on "75 Best Senior Discounts in Canada in 2023"
Eleanor Wagner
October 21, 2021 | Reply
Not all "seniors' discounts" can be applied simply because one is of a certain age. The Michaels craft stores, for example, require that you are a member of their Michaels club before they will allow a discount for seniors. Since I am not willing to give them my email address, they will not grant me their seniors' discount, even though I qualify by age. I believe (but am not certain) that Shoppers Drug Mart enforces that same rule. If you do not have an Optimum card, simply being old enough does not qualify one for a seniors' discount. This is an underhanded method of getting our personal information and they should not be allowed to call it a "seniors' discount!"
January 15, 2022 | Reply
I have set up an email account for this purpose. I do not give them my email address that I use on a regular basis, therefore they are not actually getting my personal information.
An example would be [email protected]
Enoch Omololu
@Lori: Great idea…that way you won't have your other personal inboxes full of offers/promos and miss out on important stuff.
June 13, 2022 | Reply
What discount do you have for senior for fuel??
Debbie Browne
August 27, 2022 | Reply
Red Apple stores have a seniors day the 1st Wednesday of the month 60+, 30% off fashion and footwear and 20% off everything else.
@Debbie: Thanks for this addition.


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Now is an excellent time to get your home ready for the fall. The seasonal changes are a reminder that our home activities and needs are also changing. Performing fall chores will prepare your home for the coming colder weather. By tackling these chores now, you can expect a worry-free winter.
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With the cold weather approaching, you don't want to be caught unprepared. This article will list some tasks that you can perform during the fall season to get your home ready for winter.
Check your roof using binoculars. Look for cracks, wind damage, or curled and missing shingles. If there are any, replace them right away. Inspect the metal flashings as well. Inspect your gutters as well. If you see any granule buildups, then your roof has coating issues. Make sure that you fix any roof problems before the cold season hits.
Walk along your property. Look at your sidewalks, driveway, and stairs. Make sure that there are no loose tiles, huge cracks or holes, damaged steps, or wobbly railings.
These types of damage are especially dangerous when it becomes icy and snowy. Call a professional to repair any damage before winter arrives.
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Some homes require air filter changes more frequently. You should check your filters on a monthly basis and replace them when they are dirty. Homes that require more frequent filter changes are those that have pets or live near construction. Regardless, it is a good measure to check your filter frequently and change them when they are dirty.
The weather can suddenly change from one day to the next. Before a snowstorm sneaks up on you, make sure that you have snow removal tools in your car.
Your snow removal kit should include jumper cables, extra mittens, ice scrapers, a flashlight, batteries, and a small snow shovel. You can also add a blanket and extra winter clothes in case you get stranded in the middle of a snowstorm.
Check the smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors you have at home. Make sure that they are working correctly. Change the batteries if necessary. You should also check the expiration date of your fire extinguisher. Purchase a new one if your old one is already expired.
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Plan a heating tune-up during early fall. This way, you do not have to worry about whether or not your system can keep your home warm and comfortable when a cold snap happens. It helps prevent a heater break down when you need it the most.
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Unfortunately we only got to spend a half hour at the Polytropon Art as we had to return soon to the tenders. This was a delightful little store, do wish we could have spent more time. I did grab a very lovely scarf though.
We were drawn in by the whimsical artwork (compared to every place else in greece with reproductions of ancient pieces). Was impressed and ended up purchasing a lovely piece.
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How The Game Works
A game of No Thank You, Evil! involves a Guide and two to four other players. It's a group game of make-believe, played in the joint imagination of the players and Guide. The Guide sets the scene, the players create characters and decide what they want their characters to do, and together they determine what happens next.
The Guide's job is to understand the game, help the players create their characters and follow the rules, and be the storyteller who shapes the gameplay. A Guide may also be the "voice" of creatures and characters in the game. The Guide is usually a grownup, but an older child with a little experience with the game can take on this role as well.
Each player creates a character and then acts as that character. He uses the character's special skills and equipment, and decides what actions his character will take. Maybe he wants to fight the dragon, win over the mayor, or beat the rabbit in a race.
The Guide starts the story, using an adventure from the game or one she made up. The players take actions as their characters.
Whenever a character wants to take an action, the Guide decides how hard the action is (on a scale of 0 to 8). This is called the Goal.
If an action is something that a regular person can do most of the time, like talk to a friend, take a walk, or have some lunch, then the Goal is 0, and you don't need to roll the die. You just do the thing you want to do.
If the action is harder, like fighting a creature, climbing a wall, or charming an evil sorceress, then the Goal is somewhere between 1 and 8. In that case, you make a roll to see if your action succeeds or fails.
This basic game mechanism is simple: Roll a die and see if your result equals or beats the Goal. You can make the Goal a bit easier if you Try Harder by spending a point from one of your Pools—but you only have so many points, so use them wisely!
"I want to hit the yawp with my frog slingshot!"
"To hit the yawp, you have to roll a 4 or higher. If you want to Try Harder, it will cost you 1 point from your Tough pool."
"I want to Try Harder to hit the yawp, so I'm going to use 1 Tough."
"OK, now you'll only have to roll a 3 or higher. You rolled a 5! You hit the yawp right in the shoulder with your frog slingshot! The yawp bellows and staggers back."
You can use your character's special abilities, companions, and gear to help succeed at your actions, or to find different and creative ways to solve problems.
Depending on whether you succeed or fail, the Guide describes what happens as a result, relying on her imagination and creativity, and the adventure continues forward! It ends when the players reach the adventure's goal and overcome the obstacles they've encountered along the way.
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Glenda Ann Petty Reding
by Obituaries | Jan 5, 2021
Glenda Ann Petty Reding, 76, of Tillar, passed away January 5, 2021 at her home.
She was born July 22, 1944 in Star City to the late William and Edith Day Petty.
Mrs. Reding was a beloved wife of 58 years, a mother, and grandmother.
She was a member of First Baptist Church in Dumas where she had taught children's Sunday school for several years. She was very active in the church and always willing to help whenever needed. She retired from the State of Arkansas as secretary of personnel at the Arkansas Department of Correction Cummins Unit and secretary at Riverside Vocational at Varner. She also served as a teacher aide and member of Sulphur Rock School Board and the former mayor of Sulphur Rock.
She was a member of several clubs in Dumas including the Dumas Business Women, Jefferson Friends Club, and Bunko Club.
Survivors are her husband, Henry Reding of Tillar; one son, Dr. Keith (Cindy) Reding of St. Louis, Missouri; a daughter, Kim (Keith) Bradshaw of Hot Springs; two brothers, Bill (Sandra) Petty of Dumas and Larry (Sandra) Petty of McGehee; a sister, Jean Palsa of Tillar; and three grandchildren, India (Nick) Gebel, Jacob Bradshaw and Kristi Bradshaw.
Graveside services will be held Friday, January 8 at 3 p.m. at Jefferson Cemetery with Rev. Dubs Byers and Rev. Reuel Cruce officiating.
Memorials may be made to donor's choice of charity.
Arrangements by Griffin Funeral Home of Dumas.