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U.S. supports instability in the Middle East.
Religious dialogue, outreach, apology,
and cooperation during 2018:
2018-SEP-17: United States removes U.S. hundreds of millions of dollars from Middle East peace programs:
In an apparent effort to preserve unrest and violence in Israel and Palestine, the Trump Administration removed money that had been allocated for various Middle East peace projects, including:
$10 million for peace programs between Israel and Palestine,
$25 million to fund hospitals in Palestine,
An unknown amount for UNRWA, a United Nations refugee agency that supports Palestinians, and
$200 million for humanitarian and development help in the West Bank and Gaza.
A U.S. embassy official said that the money had been reallocated to programs between Jewish and Arab Israelis and "high priority projects elsewhere."
Tim Rieser, a foreign policy aide to Senator Patrick Leahy (D-VT), said:
"Senator Leahy regards the decision to cut off funding for the West Bank and Gaza as a sign that this White House has failed at diplomacy.
This is not a partisan view. It's the view of those who recognize that you don't advance the cause of peace by cutting off programs that are designed to promote tolerance, understanding and address shared problems." 1
2018-OCT-08: Jewish, Christian, and Muslim leaders call for a Peace Caravan to Israel:
Muhammad bin Abdul Karim Alissa is the secretary-general of the Muslim World League. He suggested that leaders from all three main Abrahamic religions travel to Jerusalem in what he called a "Peace Caravan." He said:
"They should be Muslim, Christian, and Jewish, and they should visit all the holy sites. They should meet everyone and find common ground, and they should provide fertile ground to find solutions for peace. ... They will be more influential without a political agenda because they are independent. ... This visit is not from Saudi Arabia. It comes from the Muslim world, the Christian world, and the Jewish world. It has no relevance to any country whatsoever. ... The chief role of this conference is to keep extremists from taking any advantage of any intellectual holes that they can use to promote their extremist ideologies and have the opinions of well-established scholars [suppressed]. The extremists are not happy with this conference. We encourage civilized dialogue with the United States, and this does not make the extremists happy. We are here to thwart this extremism."
Rabbi Joseph Potasnik, executive president of the New York Board of Rabbis, agreed, saying:
"Peace can't be reached by more fighting. Palestinians are not going anywhere, and Israelis are not going anywhere, and therefore a way has to be found to allow these two peoples to live together."
Marwan Faouri, secretary-general of the Global Forum for Moderation said:
"The peace caravan can help bridge the hate gap that exists on both sides."
Michael Coppotelli, the associate superintendent of schools in the Archdiocese of New York signaled his desire to include the next generation in the effort. He remarked:
""We need to find a way to train children so that they can fill the caravan for peace. This can only be done through education." 2
Webmaster's comment (bias alert):
I feel that this is a superb idea. People in the region will see Jews, Christians and Muslims being able to cooperate together on a common peace goal. I also feel that the Peace Caravan would be even more successful if it included representatives from other main world religions, like Hinduism, Buddhism, etc. and persons of no organized religion, like Agnostics, Atheists, and Deists.
2018-OCT-10: World Center for Dialogue launches Islamic-Jewish council to fight extremism in Europe:
The King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz World Center for Dialogue in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, has organized an Islamic-Jewish council to promote coexistence and oppose religious extremism. The initial meeting was held on OCT-08, with the participation of the European Council, the Municipality of Amsterdam and a number of international institutions. 3
The themes of the agenda included:
The Dutch model of coexistence;
The protection of the religious practices of our societies, in Europe;
The experience of Muslims and Jews, in Europe, with followers of other religions and cultures;
Challenges and obstacles; and
The best ways to promote solidarity among communities and achieve common goals.
The Center hopes:
"... that the Islamic-Jewish Council (IJC) platform will become a sustainable and just milieu for joint action to promote Muslim and Jewish humanitarian co-operation and cooperation: to promote humanitarian co-operation and improve cooperation between Muslim and Jewish European communities and their relationships with European political and religious orientations." 4
"U.S. Slashes $10 Million from Israeli-Palestinian Peace Program," Christian Headlines, 2018-SEP-17, at: https://www.christianheadlines.com/
Scott Slayton, "Leaders from Three Major Religions Call for 'Peace Caravan' to Israel," Christian Headlines, 2018-OCT-08, at: https://www.christianheadlines.com/
"Saudi Arabia's World Center for Dialogue launches Islamic-Jewish council to fight extremism in Europe," Arab News, 2018-OCT-10, at: http://www.arabnews.com/
"World Center for Dialogue Co-found Islamic-Jewish Council, in Europe, to Counter Extremism," Saudi Press Agency, 2018-OCT-10, at: https://www.spa.gov.sa/
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For the first time ever, a Curiosity Mastcam self-portrait from Mars
Emily Lakdawalla • December 22, 2015 • 1
In a remarkable and wholly unexpected gift to Curiosity fans, the rover has just taken the first-ever color Mastcam self-portrait from Mars.
NASA's Next Mars Mission Delayed for Two Years
Casey Dreier • December 22, 2015 • 1
A problem with the French space agency's seismometer instrument will delay NASA's InSight Mars lander by two years.
Curiosity stories from AGU: The fortuitous find of a puzzling mineral on Mars, and a gap in Gale's history
Yesterday at the American Geophysical Union meeting, the Curiosity science team announced the discovery of a mineral never before found on Mars. The finding was the result of a fortuitous series of events, but as long as Curiosity's instruments continue to function well, it's the kind of discovery that Curiosity should now be able to repeat.
Mars Exploration Rovers Update: Reality Bites but Opportunity Climbs to "Treasure Trove"
A.J.S. Rayl • December 03, 2015
Opportunity faced the challenges of winter as well as technological issues in November, but pressed on, hiking up hill and into a geological treasure trove that may well present the scientists with the evidence they need to solve the clay mineral mystery of Marathon Valley.
Curiosity update, sols 1109-1165: Drilling at Big Sky and Greenhorn, onward to Bagnold Dunes
Emily Lakdawalla • November 16, 2015 • 4
Since my last update, Curiosity drilled two new holes, at Big Sky and Greenhorn, and is now approaching Bagnold Dunes.
Detecting Dust Devils with Insight
Ralph Lorenz • November 11, 2015
Planetary scientist and dust devil expert Ralph Lorenz describes how the upcoming Mars InSight lander's sensitive seismometer might be able to detect dust devils.
A Day in the Solar System: 28 October 2015
Bill Dunford • November 09, 2015 • 5
On October 28th, the Cassini spacecraft flew through the geyser plume of Saturn's moon Enceladus. But Cassini was not the only spacecraft operating in the solar system that day.
ESA mission updates
Emily Lakdawalla • November 04, 2015
There have been several important pieces of news about European missions in the last month: Rosetta's fate has been determined; ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter's launch is slightly delayed; and they have selected a landing site for the ExoMars rover.
Mars Exploration Rovers Update: Opportunity Hits Winter Slopes at Marathon Valley
A.J.S. Rayl • November 04, 2015
Opportunity hit the slopes of her seventh winter haven on the south side of Marathon Valley in October as the mission entered the 130th month of what was initially slated to be a 90-day tour.
A Roundup of Dust Devil Research
Planetary scientist Ralph Lorenz briefs us on the current state of our knowledge on dust devils on Earth and Mars.
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Posted on August 19, 2013 by Steven Hayward in Hugo Chavez
Another Epic Fail for Socialism
There's the old joke I heard way back in college that was more or less rendered obsolete in the 1980s, but which has made a comeback of sorts in the era of Obama's crypto-socialist crony-capitalism: "The trouble with capitalism is that it's people exploiting other people; the trouble with socialism is just the opposite." Of course this is false: it is capitalism, not government control of the economy, that has lifted hundreds of millions out of poverty–especially in China–over the last 25 years. It seems silly to have to repeat this over and over again, but the socialist impulse is irrepressible, along with the sentimental ignorance that fuels the socialist impulse.
But it is fun to point out, as the Wall Street Journal does today, that one of the biggest beneficiaries of socialism turns out to be capitalists. Just as the Soviet Union suffered something like 75 years of "bad weather" on its farms following the revolution, much the same is happening in tropical Venezuela:
U.S. Rice Farmers Cash in on Venezuelan Socialism: U.S. Exporters Benefit as Production Falls in Latin American Country
STUTTGART, Ark.—Steve Orlicek, a rice farmer here, is living the American dream. He owns a thriving business; he vacations in the Bahamas.
His good fortune springs from many roots, including an unlikely one: He is a prime beneficiary of the socialist economic policies of Hugo Chávez, Venezuela's late president and critic of what he called U.S. "imperialism."
It is a paradoxical legacy of Mr. Chávez's self-styled socialist revolution that his policies became a moneymaker for the capitalist systems he deplored. During his 14 years in power, he nationalized large farms, redistributed land and controlled food prices as part of a strategy to help the poor. But these policies turned Venezuela from a net exporter to a net importer of rice—from farmers like Mr. Orlicek. "The rice industry has been very good to us," Mr. Orlicek said, sitting in his newly renovated home, appointed with a baby grand piano played by his wife, Phyllis.
It isn't just rice. Production of steel, sugar and many other goods has fallen in Venezuela, leading to occasional shortages. Until recently, Venezuela was largely self-sufficient in beef and coffee. Now it imports both.
Memo to socialists everywhere: You can't win.


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Touring Portland's Castles On A Pub Crawl
Catherine | December 30, 2016 | Beer history, Beer to do list, Beer Travel | No Comments
Der Rheinlander and Gustav's as it stands today. Soon it will be demolished and become a medical clinic.
New Years Eve 2016, marks the end of a Portland institution, Der Rheinlander on NE Sandy Boulevard. Growing up in NE Portland, the Der Rheinlander Castle was always a special restaurant that invokes memories of celebrations, lederhosen, German food and beer. The building itself, an actual German castle, will be missed dearly as it is torn down and made into a medical clinic.
Fear not, if you look closely as you drive down Sandy, there are many castles that adorn the boulevard. These may not be the bars that make the best of Portland lists, but they are worthy of visiting, while they still exist. As a way to commemorate the closing of Der Rheinlander, Brewpublic set out to give some love to the castles and visit some bars with a nod to old Portland. TriMet makes it easy to do the castle crawl safely by taking the #12 bus line along the boulevard, with the purchase of an all day ticket for only $5.00.
Club 21 located just off of NE Sandy Boulevard in Portland, Oregon.
A can of Olympia and at Club 21 menu.
2035 NE Glisan St (off 20th and Sandy) – Portland, OR 97232
11:30am – 2:30am
Originally built as a Russian Orthodox Church in the 1930's, inside this castle, you will find a dimly lit dive bar serving burgers, cocktails, and a variety of canned and draft beers. The walls are decorated with vintage beer signs, deer taxidermy, and pinball machines. There is a variety of bar food available at Club 21, but the burger is their specialty and you can build your own with a wide variety of options for toppings/sauces. The Portland Mercury has reported that Club 21 will be developed once their lease is up in a couple of years, but the owners are working to save the castle and move it to another location.
The castle still remains at the recently re-named bar along NE Sandy, The Raven.
3100 NE Sandy Blvd – Portland, OR 97232
Many will be surprised that the Raven is a castle, but if you look closely, there is a turret on the corner of 31st and Sandy Blvd. Long known as the Tonic Lounge in Portland, the Raven has had a bit of an identity crisis in recent years. It was the subject of Jon Taffer's Bar Rescue, which rebranded it as the Panic Room. The staff and owners were quite vocal in the media about their dislike of Taffer's cheesy changes, and have rebranded once again as The Raven. The website shares a late night line-up of music which seems to focus on jazz, hip-hop, and funk. The hours of The Raven are not easy to find, as they are not listed online, nor available by phone recording, although it looks like most of the music begins around 9:00pm with doors usually open around 7:00pm.
The melding of two cultures at The Ambassador Restaurant & Lounge.
The Ambassador Restaurant & Lounge
This hybrid is part castle part pagoda, which promotes itself as "Portland's oldest and most elaborate Karaoke Lounge." The Ambassador has long been a gathering place for larger groups and birthday parties. Aside from karaoke, The Ambassador serves Chinese food in the restaurant, in addition to a full service bar and billiards.
This view will soon be no longer at Rheinlander and Gustav's.
The inside ceilings with its German heritage at Rheinlander and Gustav's.
One last fondue at Der Rheinlander and Gustav's.
Stained glass at Rheinlander and Gustav's.
Der Rheinländer/Gustav's
Closing NYE 2016
The much beloved Der Rheinlander, opened by celebrity chef Horst Mager, is closing on New Years Eve, 2016. They are throwing a big party to say good-bye to this Portland institution, for $49 per person. At the time of this writing, there were still limited reservations available, but call ahead, to be sure(503-288-5503). Other Gustav's locations in the Portland area will remain open, so you can still get that fondue craving filled!
A full on view of the castle like structure at Clyde's Prime Rib.
The Knight in shining armor greats you upon entering at Clyde's Prime Rib.
Steak bites at Clyde's Prime Rib.
Clyde's Prime Rib
Clyde's Prime Rib might just be one of Portland's best kept castle secrets. Initially, this building was steeped in racism, as the location of the Coon Chicken Inn, a chain of restaurants, which were known for their entrance, a giant blackface porter head. Ironically, in more recent years, Clyde's has become quite popular as a gathering place to hear live jazz and R & B music, with the parking lot overflowing on Friday and Saturday nights. Walking in, you are greeted by a knight in shining armor, and transported to the era of Mad Men. This is an old school prime rib joint, complete with rounded red booths, a faint hint of cigarette smoke from decades past, and a piano man playing back in the bar. Order prime rib, drink a martini, enjoy the music, and be transported back in time!
The group on the Brewpublic Castle Pub Crawl while at Rheinlander and Gustav's.
Be sure to enjoy the castles and share your pictures of your own #CastleCrawl with Brewpublic!
Tags:Bar Rescue, Castle Pub Crawl, Club 21, Clyde's Prime Rib, Der Rheinländer, gustavs, Jon Taffer, Northeast Sandy Boulevard, Panic Room, Portland Castles, The Ambassador Restaurant & Lounge, The Raven
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Mike Ashley is insistent that Rafa Benitez needs to sign a new contract before the January transfer window opens - New report.
You can click here to read the full article. The post Mike Ashley determined to have Rafa Benitez on new 5 year deal before January – Report appeared first on The Mag.


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Our chiropractic care team in Asheville provides a full range of treatments for inflammation and mobility issues including foot pain. We have all the latest equipment at our facility to offer 3-D orthotic evaluations. We understand that the biomechanical feedback loop between legs, ankles, knees, and hips are complex and that an orthotic device needs to be custom made to help heal pain.
To that end, we are able to use advanced 3-D imaging techniques to really show your range of motion, mobility, posture, and more. We will evaluate the alignment, inflammation, and mobility of your ankle, knee, and hip to determine your flexibility and range of motion. Our extensive training and sophisticated fitting techniques allow us to equip you with an orthotics device that will really help you reduce pain and increase mobility because it is molded to your foot. We have the training, equipment, and knowledge to effectively treat foot pain.
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An Agent of Cynicism
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In the matter of just 50 days, a fissure has widened into a split; the split has become a gap; and the gap is becoming a gulf. I have in mind the extraordinary contradiction between what President Obama says and what he does.
Consider a partial list, starting with earmarks. During the campaign, Obama said, "the truth is, our earmark system — what's called pork-barrel spending in Washington — is fraught with abuse. It badly needs reform — which is why I didn't request a single earmark last year, why I've released all my previous requests for the public to see, why I've pledged to slash earmarks by more than half when I am President of the United States." And as ABC's Jake Tapper pointed out, after John McCain picked Governor Sarah Palin as his running mate, Obama criticized her for having been of two minds on earmarks. "When you have been taking all these earmarks when it is convenient and then suddenly you are the champion anti-earmark person," Obama said, "that is not change, come on. I mean, words mean something."
Yet yesterday, Obama signed rather than vetoed a massive, $410 billion omnibus spending bill — which contained more than 8,500 earmarks. Adding chutzpah to his hypocrisy, Obama told reporters, "The future demands that we operate in a different way than we have in the past. So let there be no doubt: this piece of legislation must mark an end to the old way of doing business and the beginning of a new era of responsibility and accountability that the American people have every right to expect and demand." This is the fiscal version of St. Augustine's prayer, "Lord, make me chaste — but not yet."
Second, Obama made bi-partisanship a cornerstone of his campaign. It was he, we were told, who would repair the breach and "turn the page." It is he who wrote that "genuine bipartisanship assumes an honest process of give-and-take" and that the majority must be constrained "by an exacting press corps and ultimately an informed electorate" to "negotiate in good faith." Yet Republicans have been shut out from writing and offering substantive input into key legislation. Obama has so far demonstrated no interest in authentic bi-partisanship; he is allowing Speaker Pelosi and Majority Leader Reid to muscle through their agenda, even at the cost of losing almost every elected Republican in the United States Congress.
Third, Obama made ethics reform central to his candidacy. In arguably the most important speech of the campaign, the Jefferson-Jackson dinner in Iowa in 2007, Obama said, "[Lobbyists] have not funded my campaign, they will not work in my White House…" Upon taking office, Obama made quite a show of announcing new ethics rules barring lobbyists from working in the administration on issues that fell under their lobbying bailiwick. Yet Obama immediately allowed waivers for lobbyists working on issues that fell under their lobbying bailiwick.
Fourth, Obama praised his Administration for putting an end to "phony accounting." His budget, we were told, was an honest budget, without gimmicks, numbers you could trust. Except that we learned that when President Obama, in his speech to a joint session of Congress, said his Administration had identified "$2 trillion in savings," it turns out that $1.6 trillion of the "savings" Obama is claiming are based on the surge in Iraq continuing for 10 more years — even though on February 27, in a speech at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, Obama said, "Let me say this as plainly as I can: By August 31, 2010, our combat mission in Iraq will end," and the Status of Forces Agreement negotiated by the Bush Administration, which calls for all U.S. forces to be out of Iraq, is set for December 2011.
Fifth, President Obama has continually presented himself as trans-ideological, the answer to "worn-out dogmas" and "worn-out ideas" and "stale political arguments." He doesn't subscribe to an "old, discredited philosophy." It is his critics, he insists, who do. It is they who are intellectually rigid, dogmatic, captives of old ways of thinking. Obama is the one who, like Lincoln, will "think anew and act anew."
Except that it is Obama himself who displays rutted thinking. It is he who is championing worn-out dogmas. And it is he who is advancing a deeply ideological agenda. Unlike Bill Clinton and Tony Blair, who demonstrated policy creativity and attempted to advance "third way" solutions, President Obama is turning out to be utterly and conventionally liberal, embracing record-breaking spending programs and record-breaking tax increases and giving us a record-breaking deficit and record-breaking debt. Rather than par down his liberal aims in the light of the economic crisis we face, he is enlarging them.
Sixth, Obama has decried "the smallness of our politics — the ease with which we're distracted by the petty and trivial, our chronic avoidance of tough decisions, our preference for scoring cheap political points instead of rolling up our sleeves and building a working consensus to tackle the big problems of America." He has said to his fellow citizens, "Let us resist the temptation to fall back on the same partisanship and pettiness and immaturity that has poisoned our politics for so long." Yet Obama's White House, led by his chief of staff Rahm Emanuel and his most important political adviser, David Axelrod, hatched a poll-tested plot to target radio talk-show host Rush Limbaugh. They are promoting what they pretend to lament: phony and foolish diversions, distractions and manipulations, immaturity and pettiness.
There is more. Obama has promised time and again to make "hard decisions," yet he has made almost none. He has talked about the importance of embodying a culture of responsibility, yet he pretends that the omnibus spending bill he signed yesterday was "last year's decision." He says our responsibility to our children is "to ensure that we do not pass on to them a debt they cannot pay" — yet based on his own budget figures, Obama will add $7 trillion to our debt from 2009 to 2019.
This has led, sooner than anyone could have imagined, to a serious credibility gap. It would be unfair to say that Obama is unique in this regard; many times public officials make claims they cannot keep or find that governing requires them to make amendments to what they said during the campaign. What is striking about Obama, though, is how antithetical his acts are compared to his words, his unwillingness to admit he is not practicing what he preached, and the sheer audacity of his hypocrisy and moral conceit. He still insists on presenting himself as the man who will cleanse the Augean stables, even as he adds to the mess.
Barack Obama is perpetrating a fiction. And it is fiction from a man who made "change" and "new politics" centerpieces of his campaign. Even many who voted against Obama took him at his word because, to quote Obama himself, "words mean something." We admired not simply his skills, but his capacity to tap into something real and hopeful in America .
"Where we are met with cynicism and doubt and those who tell us that we can't," Obama said on the night he was elected, "we will respond with that timeless creed that sums up the spirit of a people: Yes we can."
And when we are met with politicians who pretend that the politics of cynicism is the politics of hope and ask us to go along for the ride, who vulgarize and invert the meaning of words in order to advance their own narrow aims, we will respond with that timeless creed that sums up the wisdom of an awakened people: No we won't.
— Peter Wehner is a senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center in Washington, D.C. He served in the Bush White House as director of the office of strategic initiatives.


Joy to the world! Today I'm sharing a card I made using Sizzix dies. I played with two different house dies and also with some acrylic paints.
The background as well as the paper I used for the foreground big house is done using my fingers and acrylic paints. I really enjoy playing with colors like that! Feeling like a kid to be able to paint like that. I used warm colors and went after a modern, stylized aurora borealis with it.
To balance the bright colors, I used white on the other houses. It also mimics a snowy landscape but also soothes the otherwise colorful card. The landscape is cut using "Landscape Border" die. The big house in the foreground is cut with "Pop Up House", but I used used it flat rather than dimensional. The third die I used is the letter set, "Delicate Letters" to cut the letters for the word "joy". I used the same vibrant, painted paper for that which I also used for the house and background.
If you are looking for more Christmas inspiration, there's some available directly from the Sizzix UK home site (link) and naturally from the Sizzix UK Christmas Hub (link)!
Thank you for stopping by today! Wishing you a lovely Sunday and great start to the new week!
Vau! Aivan mielettömän upea tausta!


The quantity set LNCS 10072 and LNCS 10073 constitutes the refereed court cases of the twelfth overseas Symposium on visible Computing, ISVC 2016, held in Las Vegas, NV, united states in December 2016.
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The bad: Many of the people in the book talk the exact same way: It's easy to loose track of who's saying what because of that. Characters have little to no development when the story progresses.
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Hawksley Workman shares new 'Stoner's Never Dream' video, new LP out March 1st
Matt Carson February 21, 2019 New Music
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Hawksley has amassed accolades including JUNO nods and wins and widespread critical acclaim. As a producer, his fingerprints grace releases by JUNO and Polaris Prize nominees and winners like Tegan and Sara, Sarah Slean, Serena Ryder, Hey Rosetta!, and Great Big Sea. Hawksley Workman is many things to many people in many places, but primarily, he's a student of the human psyche; an artist in the purest sense of the word, constantly finding fresh and interesting ways to frame and share the world – the people we are and the things we encounter. It's a virtually bottomless well of ideas for a man with virtually endless imagination and creative outlets.
Hawksley wrote and recorded his latest LP following a recent move from the Huntsville, Ontario countryside to Montreal.
This time around, collaborating closely with producer and Dears creative genius Murray Lightburn in studios throughout his new home of Montreal, there's no lipstick, literal or figurative – just the purity of loving, loathing, and living. With Median Age Wasteland he's leading listeners through the figurative looking glass for as clear an image of his true self as we've ever been allowed.
"I've always had this constant hunger to innovate, reevaluate what I do, and keep remaking it to confuse myself and maybe confuse my audience," Workman admits. "This time, I'm just committing to writing focused and honest songs, which feels like the most interesting thing I can do right now."
That's not to say his previous offerings have lacked honesty; quite the contrary, though it's been intentionally obscured by imagination and indulgence. On Median Age Wasteland, Hawksley's hooky yet innovative melodic approach, authentic songwriting, and good old-fashioned, unedited musicianship is on full display.
"This album is beautifully sentimental," he candidly offers. "I have a unique perspective on the world that comes from the person I think I am and the person I actually am, and I wanted to explore the latter. There's a lot of looking back at being a kid and more innocent times."
Preview the record with the brand new video for 'Stoner's Never Dream' below – album out March 1st!
Matt Carson
Matt Carson February 21, 2019
90'S KIDS release pop powerhouse 'Body Language'


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Irène et sa folie est un épisode de la série télévisée française Cinéma 16, réalisé par Bernard Queysanne et diffusée en 1980 sur FR3.

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 Réalisateur : Bernard Queysanne
 Directeur de la photographie : Bernard Zitzermann
 Cadreur : Marc Barbier
  assistant-réalisateur : Christian Alba
  assistant-réalisateur : Gabriel Audrerie
 Directeur de production : Françoise Guérauden
 Décor : Fernand Clarisse
 Ensemblier : Pierre Voisin
 Son : Jean-Claude Leborgne
 Date de diffusion :  sur FR3

Distribution
 Ludmila Mikaël : Irène
 John Price : Graham
 Maria Casarès : Docteur Burns
 Jerry Sunkist : David
 Jacques Spiesser : Stéphane
 Serge Sauvion : Professeur du Conservatoire

Lieux de tournage
 Grande-Bretagne : Cardiff-Newport
 France : Lille-Paris-Studio Lille

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Téléfilm français des années 1980
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This man works until 2 AM & sleeps only 4 hrs. This man works for FREE, donating his salary quarterly to various departments within the federal government. This man works to keep you & me SAFE & put America first. His name is @realDonaldTrump Thank you, MR. PRESIDENT.
Shocking language from Lennon. We need to take back all his accolades. Also there's statues of him in Liverpool which need to come down. Context or the fact this happened 40 years ago is no excuse. Remember; Context doesn't matter anymore!
Fox News has confirmed that Russian interference cost Democrats the 2016 election.
President Trump: "I have been the most transparent president and administration in the history of our country by far."
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Kinetic isotope effect analysis of the reaction catalyzed by Trypanosoma congolense trypanothione reductase
Betty N. Leichus, John S. Blanchard, Kari Nadeau, Christopher T. Walsh, John S. Blanchard
African trypanosomes are devoid of glutathione reductase activity, and instead contain a unique flavoprotein variant, trypanothione reductase, which acts on a cyclic derivative of glutathione, trypanothione. The high degree of sequence similarity between trypanothione reductase and glutathione reductase, as well as the obvious similarity in the reactions catalyzed, led us to investigate the pH dependence of the kinetic parameters, and the isotopic behavior of trypanothione reductase. The pH dependence of the kinetic parameters V, V/K for NADH, and V/K for oxidized trypanothione has been determined for trypanothione reductase from Trypanosoma congolense. Both V/K for NADH and the maximum velocity decrease as single groups exhibiting pK values of 8.87 ± 0.09 and 9.45 ± 0.07, respectively, are deprotonated. V/K for oxidized trypanothione, T(S)2, decreases as two groups exhibiting experimentally indistinguishable pK values of 8.74 ± 0.03 are deprotonated. Variable magnitudes of the primary deuterium kinetic isotope effects on pyridine nucleotide oxidation are observed on V and V/K when different pyridine nucleotide substrates are used, and the magnitude of DV and D(V/K) is independent of the oxidized trypanothione concentration at pH 7.25. Solvent kinetic isotope effects, obtained with 2′,3′-cNADPH as the variable substrate, were observed on V only, and plots of V versus mole fraction of D2O (i.e., proton inventory) were linear, and yielded values of 1.3-1.6 for D2OV. Solvent kinetic isotope effects obtained with alternate pyridine nucleotides as substrates were also observed on V, and the magnitude of D2OV decreases for each pyridine nucleotide as its maximal velocity relative to that of NADPH oxidation decreases. These data are compared to similar data obtained for glutathione reductase and other flavoprotein reductases.
Trypanosoma congolense
Glutathione Reductase
Flavoproteins
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Trypanosomiasis
trypanothione reductase
trypanothione
Leichus, B. N., Blanchard, J. S., Nadeau, K., Walsh, C. T., & Blanchard, J. S. (1992). Kinetic isotope effect analysis of the reaction catalyzed by Trypanosoma congolense trypanothione reductase. Biochemistry, 31(28), 6414-6420.
Kinetic isotope effect analysis of the reaction catalyzed by Trypanosoma congolense trypanothione reductase. / Leichus, Betty N.; Blanchard, John S.; Nadeau, Kari; Walsh, Christopher T.; Blanchard, John S.
In: Biochemistry, Vol. 31, No. 28, 1992, p. 6414-6420.
Leichus, BN, Blanchard, JS, Nadeau, K, Walsh, CT & Blanchard, JS 1992, 'Kinetic isotope effect analysis of the reaction catalyzed by Trypanosoma congolense trypanothione reductase', Biochemistry, vol. 31, no. 28, pp. 6414-6420.
Leichus BN, Blanchard JS, Nadeau K, Walsh CT, Blanchard JS. Kinetic isotope effect analysis of the reaction catalyzed by Trypanosoma congolense trypanothione reductase. Biochemistry. 1992;31(28):6414-6420.
Leichus, Betty N. ; Blanchard, John S. ; Nadeau, Kari ; Walsh, Christopher T. ; Blanchard, John S. / Kinetic isotope effect analysis of the reaction catalyzed by Trypanosoma congolense trypanothione reductase. In: Biochemistry. 1992 ; Vol. 31, No. 28. pp. 6414-6420.
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Outfit Combo: long cardigan sweater from London Fields (via Lulu's), tank from Byer CA, shoes from Zara, bag from Madewell.
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Hey guys, it's me, that girl katie, I received my awesome Circut machine last week and ended up with 1 evening to learn how it worked + create my design for the Cricut Design Star Challenge before leaving town.
While I worked during a hot August evening, I had images of Jane Fonda in the movie, Working 9-5 during the copier scene where she created a paper explosion. By 1am my office looked something like that movie scene.
This months challenge subject was fashion/gear and the team I am apart of "Lucky #13" decided on the theme "Gold Is The New Black".
I created the CHOOSE HAPPINESS ribbon.
This year I learned the simple yet complex lesson that happiness is a choice & I am trying very hard to choose happiness! Some days are easier than others.
Here are a few responses to the question.
While my design is super basic it's an example of what the Circut can produce and how it can help make a difference in someone's day.
I am excited to forge ahead with my Cricut Design Star Challenge creating original items to share with you all.
Meet my team "Lucky #13".
If you have time I hope you will consider checking out their awesome designs.
In the future I will have more detailed posts on how the Circut works but for now I have one tip. Avoid using construction paper because it will leave a film residue on the mat.
Until next time, what makes you happy?
P.S. I was compensated with a machine but all projects, ideas and opinions are all mine! Thanks to Cricut for hosting the Cricut Design Space Star!


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[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/Pholey/distribuTor.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/Pholey/distribuTor)

A simple server for creating & managing multiple Tor instances

## Getting started:
  You will need tor as well as postgres pre-installed with no special configurations

  Install Deps:
  `$ ./script/bootstrap`

  Provision database:
  `$ ./script/recycle`

  Test it:
  `$ ./script/test`

  Build it:
  `$ go build`

  Run it:
  `./distribuTor`

## API Overview

Currently, the API is simple and sweet with your basic CRUD operations:

### Spawn a new tor instance
`POST localhost:8080/node/create`

```
201 Created --
{
  control_port: 9091,
  port: 9091,
}
```

### Get information on a tor instance
`GET localhost/node/{control_port}`

```
200 OK --
{
  control_port: 9091,
  port: 9091,
}
```

### Request a tor instance to cycle it's IP
`PATCH localhost:8080/node/{control_port}`

```
202 Accepted --
```

### Remove a tor instance
`DELETE localhost:8080/node/{control_port}`

```
204 No Content --
```

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Jamie Foxx (left) and Franco Nero in "Django Unchained."
The Italian actor said "Django Lives" will be set in 1915, when an aging Django is hired as a movie consultant to explain the Wild West.
LACCO AMENO, Ischia, Italy -- Franco Nero, whose interpretation of the brooding, sharp-shooting title character in Sergio Corbucci's 1966 Spaghetti Western classic Django inspired more than two dozen spinoffs, says he's starting work on a new film explaining the final chapter in the character's life.
Speaking on the sidelines of the Ischia Global Film & Music Fest, Nero told The Hollywood Reporter the new film will be set in 1915, in the early days of cinema when heroes of the Old West -- like real-life cowboy heroes Wyatt Erp and "Buffalo" Bill Cody -- worked as consultants for western-themed films and theater productions. In the story, Django will work as one of those figures.
Nero said the working title of the new project, which (unlike the original Spaghetti Western films) will be filmed in the U.S., is Django Lives. Work is just starting.
Though the Django franchise inspired many films, Nero, 71, has acted in just three of them: the original Django, Nello Rossatti's Django Strikes Again from 1987 and in Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained, where Nero had a cameo opposite Jamie Foxx's version of the Django character.
All told, Nero, who began acting internationally after being discovered by John Huston, has made nearly 200 films during a 50-year career, including Joshua Logan's 1967 version of Camelot, where Nero's interpretation of Sir Lancelot earned him a Golden Globe nomination.
The Ischia Global Film & Music Fest got underway July 13, when Nero and his wife, actress Vanessa Redgrave, were among the opening-night honorees. The island festival, held off the coast of Naples, wraps Sunday.


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Home Philosophy Illuminating Faith: An Invitation to Theology
The 1662 Press Act opened English printing presses to publish satirical tracts, and even religion was included in the mockery. Ironically, for a hundred years after the legalization of freedom of speech, a main method of disputation was irony, that is, the use of indirect speech, saying the opposite of what one means, and the satirical adoption of one's opponent's position, to reduce it to logical absurdity. One cannot see the true face of a writer masked in irony. What did Jonathan Swift (1667-1745) mean when, in 'An Argument against Abolishing Christianity', he argued that abolishing the Established Church would sink the Bank of England?[1] Swift's tract mocked the rationalist Unitarian John Toland (1670-1722), but its surface, at least, mocks Anglicanism. Swift was the dean of St. Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin. He wrote a tract proposing to alleviate Irish food shortages by consuming Irish babies. In Swift's fantasy novel Gulliver's Travels, the hero lives among super-rational horses, the Houyhnhnm, whose perennial foes are degraded human beings, Yahoos. 'Houyhnhnm' is onomatopoeic, representing an equine neigh: it means, in their language, 'the perfection of nature'. Did their author regard the Houyhnhnm as ideal creatures or monsters? Swift's double-talk and irony make his writing opaque. Most people think that David Hume was on the side of the demons, not the angels, when he claimed in ironic tones that it takes infused faith to believe in miracles. Hume pronounced what Christians had always believed. They were not amused.
[1] Jonathan Swift, 'An Argument against Abolishing Christianity', in Claude Rawson and Ian Higgins (eds),The Essential Writings of Jonathan Swift (New York: W. W. Norton, 2010), pp. 135-145.


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Describes the act of traders combining round-lot orders for execution at the same time. Bunching can also be used to combine odd-lot orders to save the odd-lot differential for customers. Also used to refer to the pattern on the ticker tape when a series of trades for a security appear consecutively.
To combine orders for a security for execution at the same time. A broker may bunch either odd-lot or round-lot orders, but only if all affected clients agree to it. Bunching may be particularly advantageous for odd-lotters (investors with orders for fewer than 100 securities) as it helps them to avoid extra fees they are otherwise charged.
Cockroach Theory
exchange distribution
Kondratief cycle
Mencken"--had excoriated Bunche for being a Jewish pawn who was "likely to increase [the] hostility of the colored people of the East for American Negroes.
Zionism in black and white: Part I: 1898-1948
Proving that neither poverty nor limited English proficiency is necessarily the cause of poor performance, Bunche has doubled overall the percentage of students in grades 2-5 doing math and reading at grade level--from 39 percent in 2003 to 84 percent in 2006, and from 34 percent to 65 percent, respectively.
L.A. county school with disadvantaged ethnic populations scores record achievement
The Secretariat staff "started from scratch," as Bunche himself suggested, unaware of what peacekeeping would involve, improvising as they went along, and making mistakes.
The Ralph Bunche centennial: peace operations then and now
Bunche received the Peace Prize for negotiating the peace agreement that ended the Arab-Israeli war of 1948; Dr.
Their paths converge; Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Dr. Ralph J. Bunche: Nobel Peace Prize winners
Bunche, Ralph, "Education in Black and White," The Journal of Negro Education, Vol.
The HBCU: yesterday, today and tomorrow
Ralph Bunche was between (A) Israel and Britain; (B) Iran and Iraq; (C) Israel and Lebanon.
Creation of Israel: Role of an American peacemaker. (Skills Master 1)
The Ralph Bunche Summer Institute [3] was founded in 1986 for the purpose of exposing promising African-American undergraduates to graduate studies in political science.
An Update on the Status of Latinos y Latinas in Political Science: What the Profession Should Be Doing
76) These were widely cited both before and during World War II in the black press and by prominent African-Americans, including Walter White, whose antilynching novel, Fire in the Flint, had been burned by the Nazis, by Ralph Bunche, who criticized the Nazis for introducing "Jim Crow in Paris," and by Du Bois, who decried Hitler for having "sneered at mongrel France.
"A Calamity Almost Beyond Comprehension": Nazi Anti-Semitism and the Holocaust in the Thought of W. E. B. Du Bois
Ralph Bunche, a US citizen on the UN staff, was appointed acting mediator, and, by great perseverance, he succeeded in negotiating armistice agreements between Israel and Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, and Syria.
Canada on the (UN Security) Council
I picked a speech Ralph Bunche gave at Fisk University in the 1940s entitled "The Barriers of Race Can Be Surmounted," and I still think about that speech on days when I doubt it.
Give children the richness of their heritage: Marian Wright Edelman recounts her childhood as the daughter of a southern Baptist minister
Though she sees nothing amiss with this, Conor Cruise O'Brien, in The Siege: The Saga of Israel and Zionism, suggests that Bunche drafted a document that
Count (Folke) Bernadotte's folly
Cohen is the Executive Director of ChildRights International Research Institute and is also a research associate at the Ralph Bunche Institute on the United Nations.
Brody, Cohen and Taharally represent ACEI at UN
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Bullish Flattener
Bullish Harami
Bullock Report
Bultu
Bumbershoot Policy
BUMM
Bump-up CD
Bunder
Bundesanleihen
Bundesbond
Bundesministerium fur Wirtschaft und Technologie
Bundle of Goods
bundle of rights theory
bundled prices
Bundle-of-Rights Theory
Bundling, unbundling
Bunker Adjustment Factor
Bunker Fuel
Bunny Bond
buoyant
burden of debt
Bunch of Idiots
Bunch of Kisses
Bunch of Outrageous Breast Cancer Survivors
Bunch of People Reading a Play
Bunch Of People Sitting Around a Table
Bunch of People Sitting Around Talking
Bunch of Storage Systems
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Bunche, Ralph J.
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Kevin Mendez has confirmed to Cesolo La Roma that Liverpool made an offer for him before he joined Roma last summer.
The Reds had been tracking the 20-year-old Uruguayan since the 2013 Under-17 World Cup having been given a recommendation by Luis Suarez.
And Mendez, who is currently on loan at Swiss side Lausanne-Sport, has now revealed why he turned down a move to England to join Roma.
He said: "Liverpool, PSG, and Roma had made a concrete offer and I with my agent decided to come here because Roma are a strong team who works well with the young players."
Jurgen Klopp has spoken of his admiration for Everton's squad ahead of his first Merseyside derby, the Liverpool Echo report.
Everton boss Roberto Martinez finds himself under pressure with the club in the bottom half of the table despite boasting the league's fourth top scorer in Romelu Lukaku and the likes of Ross Barkley, John Stones and Gerard Deulofeu.
"It's an unbelievably talented squad offensively," he said.
Borussia Dortmund have won the race for Rennes forward Ousmane Dembele, Sport Bild claim.
The Frenchman had been attracting interest from around Europe with Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester City Bayern Munich among the clubs linked with the 18-year-old.
But it is claimed Dortmund have agreed a deal to sign Dembele for just £4m.


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Q: h2db order by field I have a list of IDs from Lucene Search engine and want to select these IDs from database in specific order (score).
Can I do that in SQL query? It seems like h2 doesn't know ORDER BY FIELD(id, <list,of,ids>) function - Function "FIELD" not found.
Thank you.
SELECT * FROM table WHERE id IN (3,1,2,4) ORDER BY FIELD(id, 3,1,2,4);

A: Is this what you need?
SELECT * FROM table WHERE id IN (3,1,2,4) ORDER BY decode(id,3,1,1,2,2,3,4,4,5);

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// Here's some areas of EA's work that I've loved connecting with this year.
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Q: case insensitive search for non-indexed fields How do I search using case-insensitive filter without analyzing the data?
For e.g. in this example I get "delhi" and "Delhi" as separate entry because of capitalization.
new york 2
Delhi 1
delhi 1
new Jersey 1

Expected Results:
new york 2
delhi 2
new jersey 1

I tried lowercase analyzer, but for that I need to change the index to analyzed that will return "new" as a separate city and that is wrong.
DELETE /test_index
PUT /test_index
{
   "mappings": {
      "doc": {
         "properties": {
            "cities": {
               "type": "string",
               "index": "not_analyzed"
            }
         }
      }
   }
}

POST /test_index/doc/_bulk
{"index":{"_id":1}}
{"cities":["new york", "delhi"]}
{"index":{"_id":2}}
{"cities":["new york", "Delhi", "new Jersey"]}

POST /test_index/_search?search_type=count
{
    "aggs": {
        "city_terms": {
            "terms": {
                "field": "cities"
            }
}}}

A: Yes, but you still need a keyword analyzer that does the exact same job as not_analyzed but only lowercases your input:
PUT /test_index
{
   "settings": {
     "analysis": {
       "analyzer": {
         "keyword": {
           "type": "custom",
           "tokenizer": "keyword",
           "filter": ["lowercase"]
         }
       }
     }
   },
   "mappings": {
      "doc": {
         "properties": {
            "cities": {
               "type": "string",
               "analyzer": "keyword"
            }
         }
      }
   }
}

UPDATE
Until ES 5, you can do this:
POST /test_index/_search?search_type=count
{
    "aggs": {
        "city_terms": {
            "terms": {
                "script": "doc.cities.values.collect{it.toLowerCase()}"
            }
}}}


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The Y has been supporting the Canberra region for 80 years.
Established in 1941, when Canberra was a young city with just over 10,000 people, the Y has literally grown side-by-side with the nation's capital.
The very first YMCA was founded in London by George Williams in 1844 to support young men during a time of great poverty. The Y is now located in over 120 countries and has been supporting the Canberra Region for 80 years. In 2020 YMCA Canberra and YMCA Queanbeyan merged to become one local "Y" and better support the Canberra region, providing services as far as Bungendore in NSW. Learn more about Y Canberra's History here.
Our history, where we are today and our vision for tomorrow all play an important part of the Y Canberra Region.
Few, if any YMCAs worldwide, have been integrally involved in building the social and leadership fabric of a planned and purpose built national capital city. YMCA Canberra, which was established in 1941, has that unique honour.
View our Strategic Plan 2020-2025 and our vision for children and young people thriving in a connected community.
Meet the current Leadership Team and Board Directors and see past presidents, general secretaries and CEOs.
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Dad's plea for kidney during Disney World trip results in transplant
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (WOFL FOX 35) - The single father of five who wore a "In Need of Kidney" T-shirt to Walt Disney World last summer underwent a kidney transplant last week in New York.
Robert Leibowitz, 60, of New Jersey, never imagined how magical his family's vacation trip to the Magic Kingdom would be after securing a kidney from a stranger -- thanks to another stranger's viral social media post about his special hand-made T-shirt.
Rocio Sandoval and her husband, Juan, did a double take when they saw the T-shirt worn by Leibowitz. The Orlando, Florida couple asked Leibowitz if they could post a picture of his shirt on Facebook.
"We just wanted to help him out," Rocio said.
"They made me the happiest person in the world," Leibowitz told FOX 35. "I said, absolutely!"
These total strangers, who met between Cinderella Castle and Frontierland, never would have guessed that the post would have gone viral.
Richie Sully, 39, a father of two from Fort Wayne, Ind., was one of those who saw the post, and it turned out that Sully was a match for a transplant.
Arrangements were made for the surgery in New York City last week. Sully and Leibowitz were reportedly doing well following the procedure at New York-Presbyterian Cornell Medical Center in Manhattan.
Leibowitz plans to take his donor and Sandoval to Disney World to celebrate his fairy-tale ending.
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As a summer squash, zucchini is a vegetable that goes great with many warm-weather meals. It can be grilled, sauteed, roasted, and fried, and it adds a dose of healthy fiber to breads and muffins. A simple vegetable side dish recipe involves slicing zucchini and carrots and sauteing them with a bit of butter, resulting in a colorful side. If you have the time for more prep-work, however, stewed zucchini will bring plenty of flavor to the table. The following zucchini recipe is based on one by Ruth Rogers as seen on bon appetit.
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La novena edición del Panamericano Junior de Hockey Sobre Césped Masculino se realizó entre el 17 y el 26 de octubre en Puerto España, Trinidad y Tobago y es organizado por la Federación Panamericana de Hockey. Fue la segunda vez que Puerto España organizaba el torneo.

Argentina, Chile y Estados Unidos se clasificaron al Mundial Junior de Hockey Sobre Césped Masculino del año siguiente en Malasia y Singapur.

Resultados

Primera fase

Grupo A

Grupo B

Segunda fase

9 al 11

5 al 8

Semifinales

Noveno puesto

Séptimo puesto

Quinto puesto

Tercer puesto

Final

Estadísticas

Posiciones

Goleadores

Referencias

Enlaces externos
Sitio oficial

2008
Hockey sobre césped en 2008
Deporte en Trinidad y Tobago
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Population control: Wildlife, ag groups explore hunter access
Written by Christy Martinez
A draft proposal under consideration by the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission and the Wyoming Board of Agriculture would reward those landowners who provide access for hunting on their private lands.
Although hunting access for wildlife population control continues to be a challenge for both the Wyoming Game and Fish Department (WGFD) and landowners, WGFD Director Scott Talbott says it's important to recognize those who allow access.
"Sometimes we focus on the problems, but there are a bunch of folks out there who are doing a really good job," comments Talbott. "This program would recognize those landowners who allow access and who actively participate in wildlife management. That's clearly to the benefit of the ag community, to hunters and to the general public."
Of the draft proposal, Talbott says, "It's a project that's been identified by both groups as something on which they could work together. The initial program would be to recognize those landowners who provide access throughout the state."
He says that program would include a grant program for landowners who provide access, to give them seed money that could be matched with other funding sources for projects on the land that would benefit both wildlife and ag operations.
Commission President Fred Lindzey of Laramie, who represents Sweetwater, Carbon and Albany counties, explains that the program would raise funds through an auction of Commissioner licenses donated to the Wyoming Wildlife Foundation.
"What we hope to do is recognize those landowners who have provided and still provide access to hunting on their property," says Lindzey. "The program would be in recognition of the fact that it's hard to manage the animals if hunters can't help, and there are many landowners who have allowed people to hunt, even though it's not an easy deal."
"The idea is being batted back and forth between the two groups, and they would like to have something in place by mid-year next year," says Talbott.
"We hope that by next fall we'll have this thing rolling, and have money in the bank to support it," says Lindzey. "It's a positive thing the Commission and the Board of Ag can do together to recognize those who have allowed access."
In addition to the new program that's in the works, Talbott says there are three other projects that encourage landowners to allow hunter access on private land through the Hunter Coordinator Program. The program was a pilot project near Laramie Peak in 2010, and for the 2011 hunting season it expanded to the Meeteetse and Cody areas.
"We are working with several participating landowners in the locations, and we hire a person who goes out and works directly with the landowners and sportsmen to facilitate elk harvest," says Talbott, adding that, although it wasn't as successful as they would have liked in the Laramie Peak area last year, it did well enough for the agency to commit to try it in other areas.
"Although in its first year the program didn't really harvest that many more elk, it provided a view for landowners of what could be done," says Lindzey. "By and large, the landowners were pretty happy with the way it went. There was Game and Fish presence there all the time, and they didn't have to worry about people leaving their gates down or driving four-wheelers or pickups across their pastures. It was a tightly coordinated effort to get a harvest on animals, and I think it turned out well and will be attempted elsewhere in the state as we look at ways to get hunters into these areas."
Talbott also mentions the Hunter Management Program and the Walk-In Program as other WGFD strategies that have helped with elk harvest. The Hunter Assistance Program also exists to connect landowners who need to lower wild game populations with hunters who need places to hunt.
"Our programs have expanded by leaps and bounds," says Talbott of the collective strategies. "There is no doubt that we have more interest in them than we have the money to fund them or the personnel to work with them."
"Overall, there are two things to look at," he continues. "Access issues are stable, if not increasing, and there's a tremendous interest in our programs, although access to some places is still very difficult."
Of WGFD enforcement for those who hunt irresponsibly, Talbott says many landowners are in the Walk-In and Hunter Management Area programs simply because their participation allows the agency to enforce ranch rules, such as forbidden off-road travel.
"If those rules are ignored, we can cite them for it, and we can assist landowners with some of the problems like hunter behavior, four-wheelers and gates," says Talbott.
Lindzey acknowledges that one ongoing problem is that, although there may be several landowners in an area who allow access, that doesn't do any good if there's a big adjoining block of land where hunter access is not allowed.
"It disrupts the whole thing – elk tend to run to places where they don't get shot at, and it disrupts the whole thing. We have some landowners who don't even live in the state who create problems by not allowing elk harvest, so a few are harvested, and after the season they find their way back to the landowners who allow access," says Lindzey. "That's an issue that tends to be a real problem in parts of the state."
"It's their right to not allow hunting on a big chunk of land they've bought, but the question is how to sit down with them and talk about it," he adds.
Christy Martinez is managing editor of the Wyoming Livestock Roundup and can be reached at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..


The last time we touched upon Pro Stock, I said there would be more to come on that subject. Management here at Fronstretch expressed some displeasure that I left the "when" on that open-ended, but I argue it's not entirely my fault because that story is still very much in play. Many rumors are running around out there right now and it's going to take a little bit of time to figure out which ones are wild and which ones are the truth. It might not be as easy to figure that out as you would think. In the meantime, I'd rather not speculate on any of them. I prefer to deal in fact.
So what do we have for fact at the moment? Well, there's Elite Motorsports. On a recent WFO Radio interview, team owner Richard Freeman stated there would be four cars campaigned under his banner next season. He specifically named Erica Enders, Drew Skillman and Vincent Nobile as the drivers. He did not name the fourth at that time although he did get a little cagey and toss out that he'd heard Jeg Coughlin, Jr. was coming back next year. It was then noted Coughlin, would be driving for Elite during the ESPN broadcast last weekend.
We also know there will be new rules next season, the topic of much discussion and also much grumbling in the pits. That's part of what's behind all the uncertainty over just who will be racing in the category next year. There are some who support the changes. When asked about it at Charlotte last month, Pro Stock veteran Larry Morgan spoke up in support of NHRA.
"I'm behind a lot of it," said Morgan. "I think we've needed fuel injection for 20 years. I don't think it was something that needed to be implemented 20 years ago, but now with the technology with the manufacturers, every car should be injected now or supercharged. Why would we want to race something that wasn't that way? I think the move they made was right for the manufacturer's and the kids we want to come into the sport now.
On the other side of the coin, when asked about it at the event following the announcement, driver Greg Anderson was clearly not in favor. While he's still not saying he's a fan, he'd taken a different view by Charlotte.
Freeman didn't specifically say he was in favor of the changes during his interview either, but like Anderson, he pretty much acknowledged it was a change or don't play the game situation and he chooses to play.
It seems the one thing they all agree on though is the "how" of it. Like it or hate it, NHRA didn't put it up for discussion or debate. The organization simply put it out there and said this is how we will do things next year. If you don't like it, go somewhere else.
Now we just need to wait and see who decides to leave and who decides to work with the new Pro Stock. Sorry, boss, but I just have to do it again. We will revisit this again as more of the picture becomes clear.
* NHRA named veteran automotive media executive Tyler Schulze vice president and chief financial officer on Tuesday. Schulze will direct fiscal functions for NHRA and will also oversee several administrative departments as well as assist with developing NHRA's strategic vision and implement new business initiatives.
Schulze previously worked for TEN: The Enthusiast Network in Los Angeles and with Fox Cable Networks. He worked in various financial roles for both companies. Schulze will report directly to NHRA president Peter Clifford.
2014 – Won category best five races, including three in a row at Charlotte 1, Houston and Atlanta.
2013 – Won U.S. Nationals at Indianapolis.
2012 – Won four consecutive races, only the fifth Funny Car driver to accomplish that feat.
2009 – Won first Funny Car world championship after barely squeezing into the 10th and final Countdown spot.
2007 – Second straight runner-up points finish; eight-time No. 1 qualifier.
2006 – Finished second in points behind team owner and father-in-law John Force. Nine-time No. 1 qualifier.
2005 – Auto Club of Southern California Road to the Future Award winner as top NHRA rookie; six-time No. 1 qualifier; two wins in four final-round appearances.
Some things most people don't know about Robert: He's much more than just a driver at John Force Racing. Robert Hight is also JFR's president. He's been with the team for a very long time, first working as the clutch specialist on John Force's car from 1995 through 2001. The team just happened to win championships in all seven of those seasons. He then became the facility manager for JFR as well as a test driver. In 2004 he attending Frank Hawley's Drag Racing School and then earned his Funny Car license at Topeka. He's also bringing along the next generation of the Force family of racers. His daughter Autumn races a Junior dragster.
We've heard about drivers having to sign some crazy things, but Robert Hight has a story about one of the oddest for sure in this week's Crazy Things video.
The gap between first place Erica Enders and second place Greg Anderson in Pro Stock, the largest points gap in the pro categories. Enders could clinch the Pro Stock world championship in two weeks at Las Vegas, a contrast to last year's battle which came down to the final round of the final race in a winner-take-all battle with Jason Line.
Teams now have a week off to regroup before the penultimate event of the season, the NHRA Toyota Nationals at the Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, takes place Oct. 29 – Nov. 1. This is another Sunday evening show.


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This wonderful collection consists of 50 assembly stories, all set in Mill Lane Junior School, a fictional school.
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This wonderful collection consists of 50 assembly stories, all set in Mill Lane Junior School, a fictional school. Children will enjoy getting to know the pupils and staff at Mill Lane and will relate to the moral dilemmas the characters face. Topics range from learning from experience, listening and cooperation to achievement, determination and courage. Children will relate to the main characters in the stories as they are the same age as they are, play with the things they play with and are going through the same daily challenges as they are going through. As a result, children will be interested to find out what the characters do in different situations, whether it is confronting a bully, or admitting that they have made a mistake. Each story provides a moral dilemma for the characters to consider/tackle. The impact of the way in which the character deals with the dilemma is significantly greater as the pupils associate with and relate to the character. The stories can be used at specific times of the year, when issues arise, or whenever you are suddenly called upon to do an assembly. They can even be introduced into the curriculum where appropriate. Adrian Martin is the Head teacher of Greasby Junior School, an Ofsted-rated outstanding community school, located in the Wirral.
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Steel-made universal ceiling mount bracket, adjustable for videoprojectors, with arm (L= 1150 -1800mm). There are two Ø65×30 holes to enable the passage of the cables, including VGA. It is vertically tiltable ì(+/-25°) as well as horizontally (360°) by adjusting the central part of the assembly swivel. It can be fixed by its spanner which is supplied with 3 buttonholes providing for very quick inspection for maintenance. To apply the Dia/video to the support, you have to use 4 arms of different dimensions (78/138/168mm). Use the feet to position the arms at the same height, and then fix them to the support. M3, M4 and M5 screws, M2,5 adaptors and istruction manual included.


Natural Decadence introduces Raised Gluten Free | CREATIVE RETAIL PACKAGING, INC.
Natural Decadence is an allergy friendly bakery and catering company, whose mission is to "please every palate" with their delicious gluten free baked goods. While Humboldt County, CA is home, their flavorful goods are available at Whole Foods and natural grocery stores nation-wide. As a solution to accommodate the company's growth, owners Rosa and Milia contacted CRP to develop a brand identity and packaging design for their retail-facing sub-brand Raised Gluten Free. Inspired by the lighthearted personality of the owners and their artisanal approach to baking, CRP hand-illustrated a custom wordmark and iconography system with the intent of appealing to two primary consumers: health-conscious young professionals and mothers with children who have food allergies. For each target market, CRP developed a unique set of guidelines. These elements set the foundation for the packaging design, which features photography by renowned lifestyle photographer Amy Kumler. Each element serves a unique purpose to help shoppers easily identify product lines, flavor profiles, and, most importantly, allergen information.
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Hey guys, so today I wanted to share with you some photos from my Saturday celebrating Bonfire Night. If you're not from the UK Bonfire Night is kinda our equivalent of 4th July as it's where we celebrate the fact that a plot to blow up parliament a couple hundred years ago didn't actually work. Yay England. But more importantly it's a great excuse to throw a party, get some fireworks and have a good time.
I was actually really happy that our party managed to go ahead as in the morning it had been absolutely tipping it down with rain and there were pretty much gale force winds! However as evening drew closer the weather calmed down and we were able to light some fireworks. In all honestly I spent most of my time running around like an idiot yelling 'I need cute Instagrams!' and snapping my camera at any given opportunity.
We started the evening around six or so, all gathered outside with bowls of homemade potato wedges, courtesy of my lovely mother. My dad was banned from the mulled wine as he was in charge of fireworks. Which ran pretty much smoothly until one firework fell over and proceeded to shoot large amounts of sparks at my house - cue lots of screaming and running around. (Fireworks are seriously so dangerous guys!) But nonetheless we had a fabulous time.
After this we all had a go with some sparklers - I love the way these photograph and also how beautiful they look - I think this part was my favourite!
All in all I had such a lovely evening - now I can't wait for more fireworks at New Years! Do let me know in the comments how you guys celebrated Bonfire Night - I'd love to know!
Thank you <3 believe me, there were lots of crappy ones too!
Your night sounds amazing. My bonfire party was great too. Loved the photos in this post as well!
Oh wow the fireworks look amazing !!! Looks like alot of fun!


Motorola is excited to announce a new software update for moto g5s plus by Motorola. This update brings important security improvements to your phone.
Android Security : Includes the updates of Android security patches through June 1st 2018.