With two podium finishes (second at Monza and third at Imola a few days ago in a very wet race), Riccardo Agostini is set for the third round of the Italian GT, scheduled at the Misano Adriatico track this weekend.
The Italian driver, who showed to be one of the series frontrunners in this first part of the season, sharing the Lamborghini Huracán GT3 of Antonelli Motorsport with Alberto Di Folco, takes the fourth place in the Super GT3 class, only 15 points behind the leaders Mirko Bortolotti and Jeroen Mul.
Till now always on points, the Agostini-Di Folco duo is looking for the first victory, considering the great job done together with the team. At Misano, in the middle May test day, Agostini set the best lap. Moreover this kind of track is quite suitable with the Sant'Agata Bolognese racecar. Last but not least, the young Italian driver in 2012 – the same year when he clinched the Italian F3 title – claimed there one victory and two third positions.
Eventually the premises to do well there are, altghough the last word goes to the track. The two free practice sessions will run as usual on Friday. Saturday since 9am the green ligh will blink for for Q1 and Q2, while the first out of two 48-minute plus one lap races – live televised in Italy by Rai Sport as well as on streaming at acisportitalia.it) will start at 2.50pm. Race 2 is scheduled for Sunday at 3.15pm.


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Discover how to use cannabis for cancer and what you need to know about this plant. Also, learn about the fake war on drugs and why governments try to ban cannabis.
The information is presented for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, prescribe treat or cure cancer.This information is not intended as medical advice, please refer to a qualified healthcare professional.
The History Of Cannabis
How The Body Can Use Cannabis To Relief Symptoms
The Difference Between Various Cannabis Products
What You Need To Know About Hemp
The Health Benefits Of Cannabis
Can You Use Cannabis For Cancer?
Why Cannabis Got Banned In The U.S.
Why Are Governments Allowing Tobacco But Not Cannabis?
Alcohol Kills Thousands Of People Each But Is Still Legal
Prescription Drugs Cause Deaths Each Year But Are Not Disallowed
The Fake War On Drugs
The CIA And The U.S Government Were Behind The Influx Of Drugs In The U.S.
How Cannabis And Drugs Are Used To Create New Prisoners
Private Prisons Create Cheap Slave Labor
Cannabis use as a medicine dates back thousands of years. In 2737 BC, Chinese Emperor Shennong wrote a book on medicine that included cannabis.
According to ancient Chinese texts, cannabis helped constipation, gout, rheumatism, and absent-mindedness.
An ancient Egyptian text contained the earliest record of cannabis as a cancer remedy. The ancient Greeks used cannabis to fix wounds and sores on their horses after the battle.
People also utilized it for a variety of ailments, including ear pain and inflammation. The practice of medical cannabis may have spread to Arabic countries from Greece.
Hindus eating bhang (an edible preparation of cannabis), circa 1790
William Brooke O'Shaughnessy was an Irish physician. In the 1830s, he learned about medical cannabis during a trip to India. After studying its effects, he introduced cannabis to physicians in England.
They used it for muscle spasms, rheumatism, epilepsy, and pain. The popularity of cannabis-based medicines then spread across Europe and North America.
Europeans used hemp or cannabis sativa for agricultural purposes. Americans produced ropes, sails, and clothing with hemp in the 17th century.
In 1619 the Virginia Assembly passed legislation requiring every farmer to grow hemp. Hemp was legal tender in Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Maryland.
Domestic production flourished until after the Civil War. In the late 19th century, cannabis became popular in many medicinal products.
The United States Pharmacopeia (USP) provides a list of acceptable medical products. Cannabis was in many of its earliest editions.
Now that you learned about the history of cannabis let's discover more about this plant.
Cannabis has been an integral part of human civilizations for millennia. It is the most popular prohibited drug in the world.
Cannabis belongs to the family Cannabaceae. It may include three species, cannabis indica, cannabis sativa, and cannabis ruderalis.
The name cannabis indica came from a French biologist in 1785. Jean-Baptiste Lamarck visited India. He saw a difference between Indian cannabis and its European cousin, hemp.
There are three types of cannabis plants: cannabis indica, cannabis sativa, and cannabis ruderalis
Cannabis plants produce more than 400 different compounds. But of those 400, more than 100 of them are specific to the plant genus Cannabis sativa. Scientists call these unique compounds cannabinoids.
They are chemicals with cell receptors in the human central nervous system. The most potent cannabinoid is tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). THC is responsible for getting you high when you consume cannabis.
It binds to nerve receptors in the brain and throughout the body. For millennia, humans have taken advantage of these reactions for enjoyment and health. Cannabidiol or CBD is a non-psychoactive component of cannabis.
The reason cannabis is effective in treating symptoms is because of the endocannabinoid system.
Cannabis medications work because of the endocannabinoid (E.C.) system. It is present in all humans and many animals. This system consists of a series of receptors.
Our bodies have two central receptors, cannabinoid 1 (CB1) and cannabinoid 2 (CB2). One receptor accepts only CBD, and the other only THC.
Difference between natural cannabinoids and THC A) THC B) CB-1 receptor C) Neurotransmitters D) Postsynaptic Receptors E) Cannabinoid, picture by Emma Guernsey
CB1 receptors are primarily found in the brain. They are also present in the male and female reproductive organs. Current research shows that THC uses the CB1 site.
CB2 receptors are common in the immune system. Its highest concentration is in the spleen. CB2 receptors attach to CBD and work as an anti-inflammatory agent. The immune-boosting functions of CB2 are far less understood.
There are some variants of cannabis. Let's explore the difference between the plants to end the confusion.
CBD and THC levels vary among different plants. Cannabis for recreational purposes often contains more THC than CBD. CBD is non-psychoactive because it does not use the same receptors as THC.
Cannabis plants can be male, female, or hermaphrodite. The dried cannabis flowers come from the female plant. That's because female plants produce large resin-secreting flowers rich in cannabinoids.
Cannabis belongs to the family Cannabaceae
Male cannabis plants fertilize female cannabis plants and cause them to produce seeds. They also prevent females from having flowers. The flowers make psychoactive cannabis. That is why growers keep the two separated when making medicinal cannabis.
Cannabis Terminology
Cannabis sativa = Cannabis sativa is a species of the Cannabaceae family that includes both marijuana and hemp varieties.
Cannabis indica = Cannabis indica is a species of the family Cannabaceae. Indica plants are shorter than sativa plants and are more physically sedating.
Cannabis ruderalis = Cannabis ruderalis is a short and stalky subspecies of cannabis low in THC.
Hemp = A variant of cannabis sativa with less than 0.3% THC.
Marijuana = A slang term from Mexico. Comes from the Spanish phrase mariguano, meaning "intoxicant." Often refers to cannabis sativa with high amounts of THC.
Cannabinoids = Chemicals with cell receptors in the human central nervous system.
Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) = Cannabinoid responsible for getting you high when you consume cannabis. Uses the CB1 receptor.
Cannabidiol (CBD) = A non-psychoactive component of cannabis. Uses the CB2 receptor.
Cola = A cola is a cluster of buds that grow tightly together.
Pistil = The pistil contains the reproductive parts of a flower.
Stigma = Collects pollen from males.
Bract = A bract is what encapsulates the female's reproductive parts.
Calyx = The calyx is a translucent layer over the ovule at a flower's base.
Trichome = Originating from the Greek word "Tríchōma," meaning "growth of hair." Protects the plant against predators, fungi, winds, and UV-rays.
Both male and female hemp plants come from the same parent species, cannabis sativa. The difference lies in their functions. Hemp and marijuana are two types of cannabis plants.
The difference is that hemp has less than 0.3% THC, while marijuana contains higher THC levels. Hemp plants are often male, while the mind-affecting marijuana plants are all female.
So let's learn more about hemp and how it is produced.
According to the U.S. government, all cannabis plants are illegal. But only certain parts of the plant are prohibited, such as the leaves and flowers. Hemp products come from fibrous stalks and seeds, rather than its flowers.
Taking CBD from hemp is harder than sourcing it from marijuana. Most cannabis-derived CBD is from CBD-rich strains, which requires less processing.
Hemp is a variant of Cannabis sativa with less than 0.3% THC
CBD, like other cannabinoids, comes from the plant's resin. Resin is more common in the plant's flowers and leaves and is less present in the stalks and seeds.
Cannabis has a lot of resin. It's easy to extract cannabinoids from the flowers. Hemp has less resin and needs a lot more of the plant to produce the same CBD amount. CBD is the same, whether it comes from hemp or marijuana.
The hemp plant is an excellent plant with many uses. But it isn't the ideal plant to make medicine. Hemp food products have been legal in the United States since 2004.
Now you should know more about cannabis. But what are the health benefits of this plant?
There have not been many clinical trials on cannabis. Most studies happen in petri dishes or mice. There are few studies on humans.
Cannabis compounds like tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) can reduce brain tumor volume in mice. They have also suppressed cancer cell growth in a petri dish. Cannabinoids have relieved the effects of chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting.
CBD is available in oils, tinctures, edibles, and vaporizers
CBD has many benefits for people suffering from a wide range of symptoms. It can:
Relief pain
Act as an antidepressant
Work as an antioxidant
Lessen inflammation
Reduce anxiety
Lower your blood pressure
Reduce cancer cell growth
Today, CBD is available in oils, tinctures, edibles, and vaporizers.
Researchers in the United States face many challenges in conducting cannabis research. The government still sees marijuana as "Schedule I" with no medical or social value.
As a result, there is almost no reliable research on the health effects of cannabis in the U.S. Poor quality marijuana samples, and funding limitations destroy cannabis studies in the U.S.
To perform any clinical studies on cannabis, researchers must apply for a DEA license. But these licenses are hard to get.
So, how effective is cannabis in treating cancer? Let's find out.
The first pilot clinical study of the effect of cannabis on cancer happened in 2006. Nine patients with recurrent brain cancer used THC. They got THC injections into the tumor.
The patients failed standard therapies such as surgery and radiotherapy before the study. Sadly all the patients died after a couple of months. In some patients, the tumors shrunk but later returned.
This study was the first and only clinical cancer-cannabis trial. It was a small study with no control group. The patients also had toxic cancer treatments before. What would have happened if they didn't have these poisonous treatments?
Other nations with less restrictive policies have done more cannabis research and development. Among them are Canada and Israel. The scientific evidence is evolving, but there is not enough information yet.
The first clinical trial of cannabis treated brain cancer
Most of our cancer evidence is anecdotal. Rick Simpson was a former engineer that used cannabis for a work-related accident. In late 2002 he got skin cancer.
Rick had three lumps on his body, one on his chest, right eyebrow, and left cheek. He placed a few drops of his cannabis oil on band-aids and covered the lesions with them. After four days of using his oil, his tumors disappeared.
Rick grew his plants and made oils himself. His oil helped a lung cancer patient survive. He also helped many other patients. You can learn more about these patients from the film, Run from the Cure.
Cannabis has a bad reputation around the world. It is illegal in most countries, even if it is a safe product. What made everyone fear it and ban it?
After the Mexican Revolution of 1910, Mexican immigrants flooded into the U.S. They introduced the recreational use of marijuana to the U.S. The drug became associated with the immigrants.
The word marijuana became popular at the same time as the Mexican revolution in 1910.
Marijuana isn't the correct term for cannabis. The word marijuana is a slang term from Mexico. It comes from the Spanish phrase mariguano, meaning "intoxicant."
The government banned marijuana because it "caused" violence and crimes
During the Great Depression, massive public resentment and fear of Mexican immigrants increased. The government said that the use of marijuana caused violence and crimes.
By 1931, 29 states outlawed marijuana. The 1937 Marihuana Tax Act made it harder to prescribe cannabis. In 1942 the USP removed cannabis from its guide.
One strange thing is that tobacco is legal worldwide, even if it causes cancer.
The U.S. allows tobacco and alcohol use even if they have no positive effect on the body. Tobacco increases your risk of lung cancer, yet it's 100% legal.
Cigarettes contain many chemicals that are harmful to both smokers and non-smokers. Breathing even a little tobacco smoke can be detrimental. Cigarettes also increase the risk of at least 13 types of cancers.
Governments worldwide allow tobacco despite that it causes cancer
Smokers have a much higher risk of lung cancer than non-smokers. Filters and low-tar cigarettes make little difference. Your lung cancer risk is not lower compared to smokers of regular cigarettes.
Find out more about why tobacco causes cancer in this blog post.
The more cigarettes you smoke a day, the higher your risk of cancer. Even light or social smoking can harm your health. Longtime smoking affects your cancer risk more than the number of cigarettes you smoke a day.
The primary way that smoking causes cancer is by damaging our DNA. Of the more than 7000 chemicals in tobacco smoke, at least 250 are harmful.
Among those 250 dangerous chemicals, at least 69 can cause cancer. All forms of tobacco are harmful and addictive. There is no safe tobacco product.
Another substance that can cause more cancer is alcohol. But somehow, it is 100% legal anyway.
Alcoholism is one of the biggest public health crises in the United States today. About 15 million Americans suffer from alcoholism. According to the CDC, six people die every day from alcohol poisoning.
About 76% of the people who die are men. Research has found that alcohol is behind 30% of poisoning deaths.
Alcohol has wide-ranging effects on the body. It triggers physiological changes in the brain, heart, and liver. Alcohol poisoning can cause:
Severe seizures
Alcohol is also a hazard for people that are not drinking. One hundred thousand people die every year as a result of drinking and driving.
Alcohol can cause cancer and other problems and is still legal
Alcohol accounts for more than 30% of all driving fatalities each year. Drunk driving costs the United States more than $199 billion every year.
Alcohol use can also lead to other accidents, falls, fires, suicides, and homicides. Drinking alcohol also causes aggressive behavior and violence.
Learn why alcohol causes cancer and how to stop drinking in this article.
One time I visited Christiania in Copenhagen, Denmark. Christiania is a small area of Copenhagen where people don't follow the government. They claim to be a country.
The residents don't listen to Denmark's laws and sell marijuana in the open, even if it's illegal in Denmark. I heard that the local bar in Christiania banned alcohol.
They found that people became aggressive and violent when intoxicated. Cannabis use is okay there because it doesn't cause aggressive behavior. Instead, the user becomes woozy.
Even if alcohol's negative impact is far greater on society than cannabis, it is still allowed. If the government felt concerned about its citizens, then why does it allow alcohol and tobacco? Tobacco and alcohol use destroy the body, while cannabis can help people.
Another thing that kills people every year and is still legal is prescription drugs.
Prescription drugs are the third leading cause of death after heart disease and cancer in the U.S. and Europe. Around half of those who die have taken their medications correctly. The other half die because of medical errors.
Our medicines have a long list of side effects. Drug companies manipulate scientific evidence to sell their drugs. They also bribe doctors to prescribe their products.
Prescription drugs cause numerous deaths each year and are not banned by governments
Despite all these horrible facts, pharmaceutical drugs are still allowed on the market. Yet, an innocent plant is illegal even if it's safe and doesn't kill people. Pharmaceutical drugs are more expensive to buy and have far greater side effects than cannabis.
Learn why doctors are the third leading cause of death in the U.S. here.
Both the U.S. government and drug companies are the biggest drug dealers in the world. They are part of the medical mafia that wants to destroy our health and make a handsome profit.
Big pharmaceutical companies have fought tooth and nail to ban cannabis. It is a threat to their business model.
To learn why the government wants to stop cannabis, you need to know about the war on drugs.
President Nixon started the war on drugs. Nixon stated that drug abuse was worse than communism. He also said that drugs were public enemy number one.
The U.S. created the war on drugs. But the ironic thing is that they were behind the influx of drugs in the country. It's a well-known fact that the CIA imports and sells illegal drugs.
Mexican troops during a gun battle in Michoacán, 2007. Mexico's drug war claims nearly 50,000 lives each year
The reporter Gary Webb had the guts to expose how the CIA and the Bush-controlled White House. He found that the CIA poured crack cocaine into black areas.
CIA aimed to raise money for the Contras and destroy black communities. After Webb published his article, the mainstream media attacked him. CIA was behind many drug scandals around the world. What you will learn next will shock you.
One of America's biggest drug trafficking operations happened in Arkansas in 1982. It involved Barry Seal, a pilot for the Drug Enforcement Administration, or DEA.
Most people will not assume that the DEA is running a drug operation. If you control all sides, you can run a drug and arms-running operation from the White House and get away with it.
George Bush and Bill Clinton declared war on drugs despite being behind the influx of drugs in the U.S.
Seal moved his trade to Arkansas because of problems with authorities in Louisiana. He had no such hassle in Arkansas under Bill Clinton. Despite the Mena drug operation, there was no major prosecution. Yet, when Clinton became president, he announced a war on drugs like Bush did.
At the same time, Clinton revoked random drug testing for White House staff. The CIA and the Department of State protected powerful drug traffickers worldwide. Some examples include:
The Mujahideen in Afghanistan
Mexican drug cartels
Colombian drug dealers
Bolivian cocaine cartels
Nicaraguan Contras
Afghanistan is known for its opium and heroin industry. Since the U.S. first invaded Afghanistan, the production of opium increased.
CIA-recruited mercenaries and drug traffickers also removed Bolivia's elected president. They did it to import cocaine to the United States.
The U.S. government also circulates drugs to catch criminals and turn them into cheap prison labor.
The 2001 anti-terror Patriot Act is often used for drug prosecutions. Under this act, police officers can search and seize without evidence. Of the thousands of warrants issued under this act, over 75% were for drugs.
The U.S. has a private prison industry. But it should be called the "for-profit prison" industry. The money that the private prisons receive from the state is not enough. So they have to expand their services into a full-fledged slave labor camp.
The U.S. government uses drug-related crimes to get prisoners for its for-profit prison
A total of 80% of all states have gotten on the private prison slave labor bandwagon. Private prisons benefit from having inmate labor in many ways. They pay their workers almost nothing, in some cases only $0.16/hour.
Prisoners are a workforce that cannot unionize. The private prison industry is running a business, not a charity. They don't have any interest in anything that takes away from their bottom line.
There is no incentive to make the place attractive, comfortable, safe, fair, or clean. The inmates do not have a say in where they are going to serve their time. So their opinion of the facility is irrelevant.
Many companies use cheap prison labor to save money.
CCA and The Geo Group are the largest private operators of for-profit prisons in the U.S. These companies need to keep the beds filled, the costs low, and the slave labor operational.
The U.S. government abolished slavery in 1865 with the 13th Amendment. But it still continues if you punish people for crimes. Prisons sell items made by their slaves. Products produced include:
Victoria's Secret lingerie
Walmart products
Police uniforms
Microsoft software packaging
McDonald's uniforms
Traditional public prisons want to get rid of inmates as soon as they can. But private prisons try to invent new ways to keep prisoners locked up. The reason for this is simple: the state earns a lot of money per inmate.
Companies like Walmart and McDonald's use cheap prison labor
Failure to follow orders may prolong the prisoner's sentence. Inmates who finally do get out of these private prisons are not out of the woods yet.
The parole mechanism works to keep them coming back to the prison. Restrictions placed on the inmate after parole is almost impossible to follow. Parole keeps people coming back to jail over and over. The whole system is sick beyond words.
What the U.S government does is criminal. We should do everything to legalize cannabis and stop all the corruption. Let's summarize what we have learned today and how you can use cannabis to treat cancer.
Cannabis use as a medicine dates back thousands of years.
The word marijuana is a slang term from Mexico. It comes from the Spanish phrase mariguano, meaning "intoxicant."
The 1937 Marihuana Tax Act made it harder to prescribe cannabis.
Cannabis plants have more than 100 different compounds specific to the plant genus cannabis sativa called cannabinoids.
We have a series of receptors that cannabis activates, such as cannabinoid 1 (CB1) and cannabinoid 2 (CB2).
Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is a cannabinoid responsible for getting you high.
Cannabidiol or CBD is a non-psychoactive component of cannabis.
Cannabis plants can be male, female, or hermaphrodite.
Hemp and marijuana are two types of cannabis plants.
Hemp has less than 0.3% THC, while marijuana contains higher THC levels.
There have not been many clinical trials on cannabis.
Tobacco increases your risk of lung cancer, yet it's 100% legal.
Alcohol causes more cancer but is not banned.
Prescription drugs are the third leading cause of death after heart disease and cancer in the U.S. and Europe.
The U.S. created the war on drugs and was behind the influx of drugs in the country.
We have a for-profit prison"industry in the U.S.
1. Read Phoenix Tears - The Rick Simpson Story
2. Ingest 60 grams of cannabis in about 90 days
3. Use three doses of cannabis per day
4. Eat a plant-based diet
5. Detox
6. Do emotional healing
7. Try different natural cancer remedies
Everyone should try to use cannabis for cancer. Rick Simpsons is a cannabis expert. I recommend that everyone reads his book Phoenix Tears - The Rick Simpson Story.
It's a great book that explains how to use cannabis to treat various symptoms. Rick also released another book called Rick Simpson Oil - Nature's Answer for Cancer.
He recommends that cancer patients should ingest 60 grams of cannabis in about 90 days. Most of the cancer killing ability comes from THC. But finding cannabis with higher levels of THC can be hard.
People who have endured radiation and chemotherapy damage can take longer to heal. Patients should try to ingest 120 to 180 grams over six months to undo these treatments' harm.
Once patients fix all the damage, they can take a maintenance dose of 1 to 2 grams of oil per month. For an adult, this would equal about a drop a day.
Rick suggests that patients start with three doses per day about the size of half a grain of dry short-grained rice. A dose equals about 1⁄4 of a drop, so most beginners should start with tiny amounts.
The only time Rick recommends patients to use larger doses is to get rid of pain medications. When people begin oil treatment, they usually cut their pain medications in half. The object is to ingest enough oil to take care of the pain.
Only relying on cannabis to treat cancer might not be enough to reverse the condition. You should also eat a plant-based diet, detox, and do some emotional healing.
Cancer develops when our body is acidic and toxic. Cannabis seems to help the body detox. But if you still make your body toxic, cannabis can't be as effective.
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Imagine a world where email, the internet, and cell phones don't exist. For some of us, this is not too hard to do. After all, it was only about 20 years ago. There is no doubt that we have made significant progress in communicating with our teams. But we are losing something extremely important to leadership: MBWA.
Management By Wandering Around (MBWA) is not a new concept; it's been around for a long time. But its principles are being suffocated by the technological advances in today's workplace. Leaders send emails for just about everything. They read reports then send an email with questions. They send recognition, encouragement, disappointments, and unfortunately even discipline via email.
Put the keyboard down. Get out of the leather chair and the air-conditioned office and actually spend time interacting with your staff and your teams. It shows that you are approachable. Answer questions, ask questions, and learn about the key elements of their jobs. Remember that every number on a report represents a person, process, or system that is driving that result.


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In addition to new products in the Puzzle Snax range, North Fish restaurants' fish menu now offers Norwegian salmon caprese with slices of fresh ripe tomatoes stacked on a classic basil pesto and baked with mozzarella.
North Fish is a chain of restaurants specialising in fish and seafood. The first was opened in 2002 in the Galeria Echo shopping centre in Kielce. Currently North Fish operates 38 restaurants located in Poland's best shopping centres, which makes it the country's unquestioned leader and Europe's third largest, chain of restaurants offering fish and seafood. Each day nearly 1,000 employees take care to ensure the highest quality of the products served.


I acknowledge that like every other state there are some parts safe and some parts that can be dicey. But what's good and what's bad about being a resident in the state of Georgia?
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Turkey and Venezuela: A New Geopolitical Alliance
Gearóid Ó Colmáin 10th January 2019	News 1 Comment 1,835 Views
source:https://www.mena-watch.com/venezuelas-maduro-in-tuerkei-als-vorbild-gepriesen/
In a tweet on 6 January, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro stated that had made a telephone call to Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan who assured him of Turkey's support for Venezuelan sovereignty. As President Maduro is inaugurated for a second term, does this mark the beginning of a new strategic alliance between the two nations and what would such an alliance mean for Turkey's relationship with the United States?
A strategic alliance between Turkey and Venezuela appears contradictory, given Turkey's imperial ambitions and belligerent stance against Syria. But, as I have pointed out before, under Erdogan's leadership Turkey has emerged as a global imperial power, giving Ankara new possibilities to form independent alliances. Since the souring of relations with the European Union in 2007, Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu recalibrated the country's foreign policy to reflect its desire for increased independence. Davutoglu formulated a "good neighbour "policy towards all the countries contiguous to the former Ottoman hegemon. However, that policy was dramatically reversed in 2011 when Turkey supported NATO's invasion of Libya by proxy terrorists and the subsequent carpet bombing campaign which destroyed Africa's richest and most developed country.
Turkey 's aggression towards Syria from 2011 onwards – where Erdogan repeatedly called for Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad's overthrow – contrasts markedly with Venezuela's support and solidarity for the Syrian government. President Maduro, as Venezuelan Foreign Minister, made a declaration in support of Assad, blaming US imperialism for the destabilisation and invasion of the country by terrorists. Assad had visited Venezuela in 2009 where former Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez described him as a humane and kind patriot.
Turkey was largely responsible for disrupting the emerging multi-polar anti-imperialist alliance between Latin American countries attempting to break free from US domination. For example, Muammar Gaddafi and Hugo Chavez had discussed the possibility of creating a Joint African/Latin American university focused on the economic development of the two continents and intercontinental trade. Gaddafi also proposed the creation of SATO, the South Atlantic Treaty Organisation, a military alliance for the protection of developing countries from Euro-Atlantic imperialism. All that was blown up in 2011 during the Libyan war which Turkey backed; and with the death of President Chavez in 2012, the future of multi-polar development seemed bleak.
It is largely due to the influence of Moscow that Turkey has decided to abandon its reliance on NATO and pursue a more creative and multi-vectored foreign policy. The rapprochement with Moscow began in 2016 and has been a decisive factor in consolidating the Russian, Iranian, Syrian, Hezbollah victory over US, EU, Saudi, Israeli backing for terrorism in the Middle East.
In 1995 Turkish President Suleyman Demirel visited Argentina, Brazil and Chile in an effort to increase Turkish trade and cooperation in the Latin American continent. The visits resulted in the 1998 'Plan of Action for Latin America and the Caribbean'. Since then, Turkey has been expanding its influence in Argentina, Chile, Mexico, Brazil and Cuba. Venezuela opened the first Latin American embassy in Istanbul in 2010 and a trade commission was set up between the two countries.
Common enemy or common friend?
President Maduro has visited Turkey three times since 2015 and was present at President Erdogan's recent inauguration ceremony. Bilateral trade has increased exponentially rising to $ 35.5 million in 2017, an increase of 103.8 %. Turkey is now exporting food, automotive machinery, construction and chemical supplies as well as badly-needed medical products. Maduro signed agreements in 2017 on cooperation in security, aviation, agriculture and tourism. Currently, bilateral trade is estimated to be around $2 billion. Venezuela has one of the world's largest reserves of gold. Turkey has now become the main destination for the refinement of Venezuela's gold reserves. The Venezuelan representative of Turkey's top lobbying group Musiad Hayri Kucukyavuz recently stated:
"If I had my way, Venezuela and Turkey would wed. Turkey has the businesses and the know-how, Venezuela the mineral and the resources. Turkey and Venezuela have the same enemy, the United States, which attacks everyone."
In July 2015 the Obama administration backed a protest movement and subsequent coup attempt in Turkey. The protests and coup attempt were orchestrated by Fethullah Gülen, who is based in America and protected by the CIA. President Erdogan also claims international financier George Soros has been heavily involved in funding "opposition" journalists in Turkey.
Soros has not neglected Venezuela either. Much of the recent violence in Venezuela resulted from claims of fraudulence by the voting company Smartmatic. The chairman of the company is Lord Mark Malloch Brown, a close associate of George Soros and member of the Board of Trustees of the International Crisis Group- a globalist think tank.
That said, although both leaders are opposed by globalists, they are also very much controlled by them. Maduro is a supporter of the LGBTQI movement. He has even set up a "gender diversity department." He also supports the now discredited globalist agenda of anthropogenic climate change. Both of those agendas are heavily financed by Soros and are more important in the long term to finance capitalism than geopolitical rivalries, as they subvert the individual's ability to think logically. Erdogan is socially conservative but supports the Soros-funded death squads in Syria known as the White Helmets. He claims to oppose Zionism, yet collaborates with it in the destruction of anti-Zionist Syria. In an op-ed for the New York Times, President Erdogan cited Human Rights Watch in support of his accusations against the Kurds. Human Rights Watch is also funded by Soros. But US National Security Advisor John Bolton's recent comments about protecting the Kurds in Syria have led to a significant deterioration of US/Turkish relations – to the benefit of Caracas.
There are many analysts among libertarians and the so-called alt-right who claim that Venezuela is collapsing due to "socialism." Those nincompoops have no understanding of political economy. First of all, Venezuela is not nor never has been socialist. It is a left-populist democratic regime. There is still an extremely wealthy bourgeoisie in Venezuela. Had the country undergone a communist revolution, they would be self-sufficient in the production of most goods. There were never any food queues in the People's Socialist Republic of Albania – in spite of extreme international isolation and constant aggression from American, Soviet and Chinese imperialism and their satellites. In Hoxha's Albania, the entire country was under the control of the working people; it was socialist. Venezuela's problem is principally not one of " big government", although corrupt state bureaucracy is certainly a problem. Venezuela is defending itself against the most powerful imperialist alliance on earth, who are deliberatively sabotaging the economy and blaming the Venezuelan government for the chaos they themselves are causing.
The societal agenda of globalisation is a key factor in assessing the significance of new geopolitical realities. For example, Maduro's support for bourgeois decadence is one of the reasons driving Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's hostility to what he perceives as "cultural Marxism" in Latin America. Brazil's right-wing populist had hailed Hugo Chavez's rise to power in 1998 as a "great hope for Latin America." But the pervasive influence of Trotskyism in some of the PSUV's social policies over the years has antagonised right-wing populist reaction. Had Maduro adopted a classical Marxist position on sexuality, and shown more prudence regarding the scientificity of "global warming" theories, he could have maintained good relations with Bolsonaro's Brazil. He may also have been able to ease pressure from the United States by publically backing Trump on issues where he is being denounced by globalists or, as old Joe Stalin used to call them, "rootless cosmopolitans."
Maduro is being attacked by globalists such as Soros who is also attacking his enemy Donald Trump. Maduro supports the anarchists and human rights activists financed by Soros who are attacking Trump. Trump claimed to be against "global governance" in his recent UN speech; he defended the sovereignty of nations. Then he proceeded to advocate regime change in Venezuela! Erdogan backs jihadists in Syria with links to Al Qaeda and the CIA, then the CIA back the Kurds, whereupon the Turkish president calls them "State sponsors of terrorism!" Contemporary politics is a Macbethian world where "nothing is but what is not."
President Erdogan's statement of support for President Maduro comes at a difficult moment for the Venezuelan president who is facing a US-imposed economic war; violent destabilisation campaign and a possible military coup. Although Donald Trump's presidency has proven to be one of the most anti-neo-imperialist in recent US history (ie opposition to "humanitarian bombing"), nothing of substance has changed regarding US policy in Latin America. In fact, US aggression has worsened in the case of Cuba and Venezuela. Nonetheless, Trump's decision to withdraw from Syria has strengthened multipolarity in international relations. Russia, Iran and Turkey are the clear geopolitical winners of the Syrian war, though Turkey bears much of the responsibility for the genocide.
The contradictions of Turkish foreign policy are explained if we consider the country in terms of Dmitri Kitsikis' concept of the Intermediate Region: a civilisational space going from North Africa, through the Arabian Peninsula, Turkey, the Balkans and Russia. As a region which contains elements of Eastern and Western civilisation, Turkey's foreign policy is fraught with deep and perhaps irresolvable geopolitical contradictions. On the one hand, Ankara is cooperating closely with Moscow in Syria. The Russians support Turkey's drive to smash Kurdish insurgency in northern Syria – a serious threat to Turkish sovereignty. Yet, at the same time, the Russian Ministry of Defense is exposing the fact that Turkey is profiting from oil sold to it by Daesh terrorists in Syria. Turkey continues to support Muslim brotherhood terrorists in Syria, but accuses the US of supporting Kurdish "terrorists!" No one has a monopoly on hypocrisy these days.
As the second largest military force in NATO, overseas military bases in Somalia; expanding trade relations with Africa and what looks like a strategic alliance with Venezuela, Turkey is now a key emerging empire of the 21st century.
The emerging Turkish/Venezuelan alliance is a positive development. It will strengthen both countries resistance to US imperialism. In geopolitics, necessity and contingency rule relations between states; strategic alliances can be formed between states of radically different ideologies. But there is a far greater and more nefarious force driving the internal problems of states such as Venezuela and Turkey: globalisation or monopoly capitalism and the aforementioned societal and geopolitical manifestations. Right now, neither Venezuela's Maduro nor Erdogan's Turkey is adequately contesting the expanding power of the Global Oligarchy.
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Ten migrants suffocated on packed boat off Libya
Ten individuals had been discovered lifeless on the backside of an overcrowded picket boat full of 99 surviving migrants and refugees who had been rescued off Libya, the help group Doctors Without Borders mentioned.
The victims suffocated whereas the packed boat listed at sea for over 13 hours, the group mentioned, lamenting "10 avoidable deaths. Like the other 1,225 who have lost their lives" crossing the Mediterranean Sea to Europe to date this yr.
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Emergency Medicine Doctors - Bedford, IN
We found 10 emergency medicine doctors in Bedford, IN.
Kim Peter Scherschel, MD
Family Medicine, Emergency Medicine
2520 Q Street, Bedford, IN 47421
Dr. Kim Scherschel specializes in family medicine, emergency medicine, and urology (urinary tract disease) and practices in Bedford, IN.
Dr. Raymundo Federico Rosales II, MD
2512 Q Street, Bedford, IN
Dr. Raymundo Rosales sees patients in Bedford, IN. His medical specialty is emergency medicine. He is a graduate of the University of Arizona College of Medicine.
Dr. Chris Ronald Adamson, MD
1600 23rd Street, Bedford, IN
Dr. Chris Adamson is a specialist in emergency medicine. He works in Bedford, IN. He is a graduate of Indiana University School of Medicine.
Dr. Michael Louis Martino, MD
2900 16th Street, Bedford, IN
Dr. Michael Martino sees patients in Bedford, IN. His medical specialty is emergency medicine. He is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine.
Jill Christine Evans, FNP
Ms. Jill Evans specializes in family medicine and emergency medicine and practices in Paoli, IN and Bedford, IN.
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Dr. Timothy Peklo's specialties are family medicine and emergency medicine. He practices in Bloomington, IN and Bedford, IN.
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Dr. Corinna Repetto is an emergency medicine specialist in Bloomington, IN and Bedford, IN. She attended UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical School.
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Emergency medicine, as the name implies, refers to the treatment of patients whose illness or injury is an emergency. This usually means the illness or injury is serious and was unexpected. Emergency medicine includes disaster response teams, ambulance personnel such as EMTs and paramedics, and doctors or nurses at an ER.
Emergency medicine specialists are trained to deal with all kinds of different conditions affecting all kinds of different people, as just about any medical condition can become an emergency. An emergency medicine physician might treat patients with:
Trauma from a car accident
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In a busy emergency room, staff could even potentially see all of these problems in the same day. Emergency medicine specialists work in a fast-paced environment, treating serious health issues. They must make decisions quickly. Because emergency care is the only point of access to health care for many Americans, emergency medicine physicians must also provide screening and referrals as well as treatment.
There are over 120 million ER visits in the United States every year. Emergency medicine is a very important part of the health care system, and the providers routinely save lives.


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Spring Preview on Eagle Peak
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Eagle Peak
Date Climbed/Hiked:
Intro/Stats
Eagle Peak (13205')
Northern Sangres
10.7 miles RT, 4900' gain
From Rainbow Trail Lutheran Camp on CR-198(8360')
March 29. 2010
Participants: Darin Baker and Kevin Baker
Darin was looking to get some altitude in since he's been mostly into ice climbing this winter, so a new 13er was in order! I suggested the Rosalie group near Evans, but decided to head for the Sangres when I saw 45mph wind gusts in the forecast for Rosalie. The forecast didn't end up being much better in the Sangres, but much of the route on Eagle is in the trees.
Eagle is a seldom climbed, overlooked 13er that offers a nice, mellow, avy safe ridge run to the summit. It's a perfect outing for winter or spring since it's kind of out there on an island all by itself. As expected, County Road 198 was plowed all the way to the Lutheran camp and we found a suitable parking spot just below it. We set out at 7:15am and it was a balmy 25 degrees. Not sure when the last time was when I started an alpine hike with such a warm start. Break out the shorts, baby!
Spring Snow is Here!
Our plan was to hike the road until we were closest to the nose of the northeast ridge at around 9800'. We went without snowshoes for all of about 10 minutes, and quickly donned them when the postholing started above the camp. The snow in the Sangres tends to set up sooner in the spring than the rest of the state due to the huge temp swings during the day, and the trailbreaking was minimal along the road.
We took our direct line to the ridge and left the road just past the prominent switchback at 9800'. I was worried there would be a bit of wallowing on north slopes to get to the ridge, but we were only breaking about a foot of powder on top of a solid base.
From Eagle
We got some fleeting views of the ridge on Eagle and it looked like the banshees were waiting for us. They must be looking for Darin since he hasn't paid the piper recently!
We made good time breaking trail to the ridge and the effort was "easy" enough to even carry on a conversation! As the trees began to thin out, the wind started howling through the trees, but luckily it's only 1500 vertical from treeline to the summit. That's the benefit of climbing these low 13ers! We took one final break before pushing for the summit, donning full body armor for the wind. It was pretty warm though (upper 30's), so frostbite wouldn't be a concern today.
I was pleased to see that Darin brought me some Peeps in honor of Easter, we we downed a few of those for the summit push:
The banshees were not as tormenting as I'd feared, maybe because they didn't have as much of a bite. We stayed slightly below the crest of the ridge weaving around or going across snowfields that were for the most part firm. I don't think the gusts were any higher than 30mph today. The ridge is very mellow until a short, steep section of talus that brings you to the final traverse on a mostly flat ridge to the summit. The snow was pretty hard in the talus section, but it wasn't that steep and we were able to kick steps when necessary.
We had to plow through quite a bit of snow on the last few hundred feet across a very photogenic ridge crest. Luckily there were no cornices to deal with, but we made sure we were on terra firma at all times.
Spindrift was blowing up the northwest face, but it wasn't too much of an issue by staying slightly below the crest. We topped out at around 1:05 and enjoyed a balmy break on the leeward side in the sun.
Darin nears the summit:
Even though this was an "easy" 13er, it had quite the rugged appeal to it in early spring. Here's a video of the final few steps to the summit in the deep snow. It's about a 1 min 30 sec video since I go very slow in deep snow at altitude trying to hike while shooting a video!
Summit ridge video
After a pleasant stay, we headed back down the cool ridge, happy to now have the wind at our backs. It only took us 35 minutes to descend back to our snowshoe cache at treeline as the wind pushed us down the slopes, seemingly picking up the further down we got. We timed this hike just right because a couple hours later there was spindrift swirling all over the mountain!
Darin heading down:
The wind had obliterated our track in a few open areas, but we soon picked it back up and enjoyed the fruits of our labor following our trench back to the road. On the way down, we were able to cut a few switchbacks on the road to save some distance and were back at the truck at 4:19. We were actually glad the sun wasn't out all day so that the snow remained firm enough to avoid any significant postholing! Another fine day in the Sangres!
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Phillipe Coutinho and Daniel Sturridge will miss the Watford game due to injuries. This is surely a big blow for the Reds with two of their key players missing the game.
Coutinho has been linked with a move to Barcelona, and while any transfer has yet to materialize, everyone now knows Barcelona's interest in him was concrete. It is just that they want to get him on the cheap which isn't possible in today's market. They also targeted Ousmane Dembele but Borussia Dortmund rejected it and said the player was worth more. So, Barcelona have failed everywhere. From signing Veratti, they lost Neymar and now are set to lose Both Dembele and Coutinho, which is pleasing news for the Reds fans.
Jurgen Klopp in his press conference told the press today about his likeness for Coutinho and his stubbornness to keep him at Liverpool. He further stated his desire to keep the players he had and said he only wants to add to this squad and not sell anyone.
In other news, Lazar Markovic's Fiorentina move collapsed with La Viola unwilling to meet the Reds' 16m offer for the winger. Mamadou Sakho is also on the fringes with no one yet to meet the Reds' asking price of 30m. Momo Sissoko said a few days back about his willingness to play Sakho and the impact he will make as a ball playing defender and also a leader.
So, in short Coutinho and Sturridge missing the Reds trip to Vicarage Road is certainly a blow, but with Mo Salah and Sadio Mane in the wings, the Reds should be able to do the job and win against a side whom they did the double last season.


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Q: c# decode HTML chars in email An array contains an email. This e-mail looks at the moment like:

testmail%40mail.de

I'm searching for an methode to get this e-mail to readable format for humans. I know everybody would be able to identify '%40' after some time, but I would need to get for example in this case 'testmail@mail.de'
I found the solution to use "System.Net.WebUtility.HtmlDecode()". I use .Net4.0 but there was no readable output using the methode above (output was the same one). I hope to get an easy way to solve this.

A: The email address is URL encoded therefore you are required to URL decode it.
.NET has the following utilities available for you to do this:
HttpServerUtility.UrlDecode(string) or HttpUtility.UrlDecode(string)

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System Preferences is a small app that you can easily access where you can change some basic settings on your Mac. System Preferences is broken into categories, and then each category can be further broken down into subcategories with the names at the top. In macOS, unlike Settings in iOS, System Preferences is where you can find system settings, but not app preferences. Those are found in each individual app.
Closed captioning for this video is available on YouTube: A Beginner's Guide to System Preferences.
So if you're new to Mac you may be wondering where the system controls are. They are in a place called System Preferences. You'll hear this referred to all the time to go to System Preferences to change something or how something works on your Mac.
You can get to System Preferences in many different ways. It's basically just an app so you can access it like any other app. But you can go to the Apple menu here at the top left and there's always an item there called System Preferences. That's just a quick way to get into it.
Once you're in System Preferences you'll see these icons that represent different types of settings. You can go into any one of the them to see the settings in there. So let's start by clicking on General.
Under General you find a few different system settings and you can change them by selecting the drop down menus or the radio buttons or check boxes. So you can adjust how things work. For instance, if you wanted to change the default web browser you can click here and switch from Safari to something else that you have currently installed. If you want to get back to the main area where it lists all the different system preferences click on the button here at the top, that's the Show All button.
Now you can go into something else. For instance, the Dock and change things like size, magnification, different options here with the check boxes. You can always go back here.
Sometimes System Preferences have a whole set of levels or categories inside them. So, for instance, let's go to Keyboard. In Keyboard here you'll see this list at the top. It's like a list of tabs here at the top and you can switch from Keyboard preferences to Text preferences, to Shortcuts, Input Sources, and Dictation. So it's kind of like five different sets of system preferences inside of Keyboard. You can go back to the top, always, like that.
Now if you're not sure where something is you can always use the Search at the top. That will tell you where something is. So, for instance, say if you wanted to change the speakers, what set of speakers you're using on your Mac if you have multiple ones. You can start searching for speaker. You can see it highlights Sound and also gives you some various things you could jump right to like sound output and sound volume.
Now it's important to realize that System Preferences is just that. It's preferences for the entire system. If you're looking to change how something works in a specific app then you want to go to the preferences for that app. For instance in Safari when I'm running Safari I go to the Safari menu and there's Preferences there and here is where I view preferences specifically for that app. This can be a little confusing if you're used to iOS where in the Settings app you can access settings for different apps you've got.
That's not the same on the Mac. On the Mac System Preferences is just for the system. The preferences for each app are found inside the app.
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This was much needed encouragement for making the Mac work for me!


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The Una Community Fire Department was created in 1959 through the Una Water District. Throughout the years the department has progressed to a state of the art fire service provider. What started out as a pieced together department with donated apparatus and personnel with minimal training is now a department with modern day apparatus, equipment, and highly trained professionals.
With the start of the department, the wives of the firefighters had a list of members names they were to call when a fire alarm came in and each would do their duty to get the firefighters on their way to the call. The next dispatching step was a siren that sounded off letting everyone know that there was a fire. This siren is still being used today as part of the county emergency warning system. Today Spartanburg County fire departments, ambulance squads and E.M.S. are dispatched through a county wide enhanced 911 system.
Below you will find the information that we have at this time on the people and events that have helped to shape the Una Community Fire Department into what we have today.
1948 The process of forming the water district began.
Boundary lines were drawn. The boundary areas included the Broadcast Dr. area.
The water district included: water, sewer, and garbage collection.
1955 The General Assembly passed Act 582, establishing the Una Water District on 5/19/1955.
The Una Water District operated out of a small house at 51 Carver Mill Rd.
1959 Fisher's Cafe closed the business that had been operating in the old fire station.
The Una Water District purchased the Fisher's Cafe building 8/1/1959.
The Water District added the first two bays and the kitchen to the building.
The water distribution system was installed (fire hydrants).
Taxpayers questioned not having fire protection, and the Una Fire District was organized in August of 1959.
1960 The Una Fire District purchased its first apparatus, a 1942 Ward LaFrance.
Purchased a 1951 international chassis and built a brush truck.
1968 Act 582 was amended and the Una Fire District was established 5/29/1968.
1969 The rear of the building was added for water works use.
Purchased a 1968 American LaFrance. Truck was shipped in a box car and unloaded at Hayne Yard.
The Reeves Bros. Mill sold out and the Saxon Mill Fire Department closed.
The Saxon Mill Fire Department donated a 1946 Ford engine.
1970 The third bay was added.
Metal building built to house Water District equipment.
1972 Purchased a 1972 Chevy American LaFrance engine.
Meeting room added to the station.
1984 Added two new bays to the station and remodeled the kitchen and meeting room.
1985 The name changed from Una Fire District to the Una Fire Department 11/18/1985.
1988 Purchased 1987 Pierce 7/28/1988.
Merger of the Una Water District and the Spartanburg Water District 11/09/1988.
ISO Rating reduced from a 7 to a 5.
1989 The Una Fire Service Area created by Spartanburg County Council 1/25/1989.
1994 New service truck was purchased.
1995 Ford Bronco was purchased as the Fire Chief's transportation.
2002 ISO rating went from 5 to 4.
2004 Construction began on new station.
2005 New station was finished and fire department moved July 2005.
2006 Pavilion & Basketball Court finished and open to the public in May 2006.
2006 1989 Pierce Arrow 75' Ladder Truck was put into service on September 11, 2006.
2018 2017 F250 Truck was purchased and placed in service on March 19, 2018.
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Q: How to format date in a SQL query? Hello I'm using MS JET OLEDB 4.0 on VBA (MS ACCESS)
SQL = "SELECT COUNT(Date) FROM [Orders] WHERE [Orders].[Date] BETWEEN " & "#" & StartDate & "#" & " AND " & "#" & EndDate & "#"

The [Date] is formatted like f dd/mm/yyyy (French) and the StartDate and EndDate are formatted like mm/dd/yyyy (Two date objects).
My belief is that BETWEEN only compares dates formatted mm/dd/yyyy, so is there a way like a function to convert the [Date] formatting into mm/dd/yyyy so the between function can compare correctly?
Edit: Using a string instead of the dates like follow:
StartDateFormatted = Format(StartDate,"dd/mm/yyyy")
EndDateFormatted = Format(EndDate,"dd/mm/yyyy")

So as to be sure of the startdate and enddate format. It doesn't work still.
I'm left to assume two things:

*

*Either BETWEEN onlys compares mm/dd/yyyy formats

*I have to use a function to format [Date] to mm/dd/yyyy
Thanks to @Maciej Los for answering my question.

A: Always use ISO date formatting YYYY-MM-DD and you will have no problems. Without formatting.

A: Use Format function.
SQL = "SELECT COUNT(Date)" & vbcr & _
"FROM [Orders]" & vbcr & _
"WHERE [Orders].[Date] BETWEEN #Format(" & StartDate & "], 'MM/dd/yyyy')# AND #Format(" & EndDate & ",'MM/dd/yyyy')#"

A: I have noticed from the SQL compilation of the query when using Between, that it turns it to MM/DD/YYYY and it did not work till I used Format(startdate, "mm/dd/yyyy"). Please check the snapshop.


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