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Stephen M. Walt: On Palestinian unity On Palestinian unity...
Stephen M. Walt
On Palestinian unity
I've been buried with end-of-term obligations and some other administrivia, so I haven't posted anything since last week. Fortunately, you've all got the whole web to feast upon, so I doubt that anyone's been suffering from withdrawal. Given all the other things that have been happening lately — hey, did you hear we got bin ...
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By Stephen M. Walt, a columnist at Foreign Policy and the Robert and Renée Belfer professor of international relations at Harvard University.
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I've been buried with end-of-term obligations and some other administrivia, so I haven't posted anything since last week. Fortunately, you've all got the whole web to feast upon, so I doubt that anyone's been suffering from withdrawal.
Given all the other things that have been happening lately -- hey, did you hear we got bin Laden? -- I also haven't written anything about the unity agreement between Fatah and Hamas that was announced more than a week ago. Several correspondents weighed in by email and asked me what I thought of it, so here goes.
The first and most obvious point to remember is that the agreement is very fragile. There's a lot of bad blood between the two main Palestinian factions, stemming both from doctrinal and strategic differences but also from a lot of prior violence between the two. Fatah conducted a harsh crackdown on Hamas during the 1990s-in an attempt to prove to the U.S. and Israel that it was serious about controlling terror -- and the two groups fought a short civil war in Gaza in 2007. Incompetent U.S. "leadership" helped cause that war: not only did the US refuse to accept the results of the 2006 Palestinian elections because we were miffed that Hamas had won, but then we tried to arm Fatah and encouraged it to attack Hamas, which led the latter to preempt and drive the less effective Fatah cadres out. In other words, the United States helped foment a little civil war, and then the side we were backing lost. Well done!
I've been buried with end-of-term obligations and some other administrivia, so I haven't posted anything since last week. Fortunately, you've all got the whole web to feast upon, so I doubt that anyone's been suffering from withdrawal.
Given all the other things that have been happening lately — hey, did you hear we got bin Laden? — I also haven't written anything about the unity agreement between Fatah and Hamas that was announced more than a week ago. Several correspondents weighed in by email and asked me what I thought of it, so here goes.
The first and most obvious point to remember is that the agreement is very fragile. There's a lot of bad blood between the two main Palestinian factions, stemming both from doctrinal and strategic differences but also from a lot of prior violence between the two. Fatah conducted a harsh crackdown on Hamas during the 1990s-in an attempt to prove to the U.S. and Israel that it was serious about controlling terror — and the two groups fought a short civil war in Gaza in 2007. Incompetent U.S. "leadership" helped cause that war: not only did the US refuse to accept the results of the 2006 Palestinian elections because we were miffed that Hamas had won, but then we tried to arm Fatah and encouraged it to attack Hamas, which led the latter to preempt and drive the less effective Fatah cadres out. In other words, the United States helped foment a little civil war, and then the side we were backing lost. Well done!
Of course, those who oppose the creation of Palestinian state promptly denounced the recent unity agreement, declaring that of course one could never negotiate with a "terrorist organization." I've never understood this position, given that many current governments had their origins in groups that used terrorist methods as part of struggle to gain national independence, and several terrorist leaders (including some former IRA members, Yasser Arafat, Yitzhak Shamir, and Menachem Begin) have all been welcomed at the White House. The U.S. government has backed its own "terrorist" groups on occasions, and some U.S. leaders are now openly hoping that bin Laden's death will encourage the Taliban — which also relies on terrorism — to come to the table and get serious about talks to end the war in Afghanistan. The obvious point is that sometimes states negotiate with groups using terrorist methods, if they are seriously interested in ending a conflict and they have sufficient reason to believe that the "terrorist" group is too. It didn't make sense to negotiate with bin Laden or al Qaeda, obviously, but it might with Hamas.
Israel and the United States now say that they won't negotiate with Hamas because it refuses to recognize Israel's right to exist and because its charter contains some hateful and frankly bizarre clauses, including an endorsement of that old Tsarist fraud, the Protocols of the Elders of Zion. Here I find it hard to understand Hamas's reluctance to jettison rhetorical positions that serve no positive purpose and merely make it easy for their opponents to portray them as unreasonable. I can see why they might hold back on formal recognition-it's one of the last cards they have to play, and Fatah's decision to recognize Israel back in the late 1980s hasn't stopped the continued expansion of Israeli settlements or led to a Palestinian state. But Hamas could advance its own cause mightily if they made it clearer that they would be willing to recognize Israel provided that it withdrew to the 1967 borders and allowed for the creation of a Palestinian state. Some Hamas leaders have hinted about movement along these lines, but being less coy about it would place the Netanyahu government in a very difficult political position, especially now.
Despite these reservations, however, I think the unity agreement is in fact in everyone's interest. It is certainly in the Palestinians' interest, as they are already weak and vulnerable and internal divisions just make that situation worse. And given the current balance of power and the broader international situation, violence is not the Palestinians' best tactic: civil resistance, international publicity, and diplomatic engagement is. And I've always believed that the best way to either marginalize Hamas or force it to moderate its own positions was to make genuine progress toward ending the occupation and creating an independent state, which will make calls for continued resistance fall on deaf ears.
Palestinian reconciliation and unity is ultimately good for Israel too, assuming that Israel wants peace more than land. Divisions among the Palestinians were very useful for Israel during Zionism's expansionist phase, because it made establishment and consolidation of the state possible. But if Israel wants peace, then it needs a Palestinian neighbor that is not wracked by internal divisions: who wants to live next door to a failed state? At this point in Israel's history, in fact, its security would be enhanced by a stable, secure, and legitimate Palestinian government that could keep order in its territory, foster economic development, and when necessary, deal with any die-hard rejectionists that might still exist. (The same goes for Israel too: If a peace deal is ever reached, it will need to be able to control its own right-wing extremists, and that won't be a picnic either.) Ironically, Israel needs an effective Palestinian government as much as the Palestinians do, and that was always going to be hard to achieve so long as the Fatah-Hamas split endures.
Finally, the unity agreement is a potential opportunity for the United States as well, if it helps break the current deadlock and gets movement towards a final status agreement rolling again. As everyone knows (but some don't want to admit), the persistence of the I-P conflict is a major distraction for the United States and a major contributor to anti-Americanism, at a moment when the United States needs to be shifting its sights toward Asia and improving its relations with the Arab and Islamic world. So the idealist in me would love to believe that this agreement will hold, and that it can be used to jump-start a new diplomatic process (which will probably also involve moving beyond the current U.S. monopoly on this issue).
Alas, the realist in me suspects it won't. So far, nobody ever lost money assuming that things could go badly in that part of the world, or that new opportunities will be squandered.
Stephen M. Walt is a columnist at Foreign Policy and the Robert and Renée Belfer professor of international relations at Harvard University. Twitter: @stephenwalt
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Cancer survivors critical of proposed cigar bar near American Cancer Society location in Southfield
Posted: 10:30 PM, Oct 19, 2016
By: Aaron Baskerville
A proposed cigar bar near the American Cancer Society has cancer survivors up in arms.
The American Cancer Society is fighting back against a proposal to bring a cigar bar into the Arbor Lofts in Southfield.
The business named Fraternity Ultra Lounge would offer memberships, have a bar, and be located on the first floor of the mixed use building.
We're told city council members first learned about the business owner's proposal this week, and tell us it's only in the very early stages.
A two-time cancer survivor, who works at the American Cancer Society, believes it's an awful location for this cigar bar.
Kelli Kaschimer says, "I think it would be a detriment to Southfield, and a detriment to the metro Detroit Area."
She goes on to say this American Cancer Society location is the only one in metro Detroit, and cancer patients routinely come there for services.
She has fought off Lymphoma, and oral cancer, but never smoked in her life.
Kaschimer will speak on behalf of the American Cancer Society next Monday in front of the city council meeting.
She urges people to reconsider, "Please don't do this. Please don't expose residents to this."
Some city council members tell us they have the same concerns about smoke and ventilation.
We reached out to the business owner, but have not heard back yet.

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Reach out and touch another human being with your heart and soul….how hard could it be?
Earl and I have sponsored a Compassion International child named Birru Maran from India for the past 6 years, he is 9 years old now and his birthday is July 4th, 2002. I carry a picture of Birru in my Bible as a bookmark and pray for this dear, sweet boy.
Each year we exchange with him several letters and birthday and Christmas cards. We send him pictures of us and little stickers that kids like and anything else we can find that lay flat in an envelope.
Recently we received the following letter, and I want to share it the way he expressed himself.
This young boy brought me to tears. One small act of compassion has brought new life in Christ to this young one in India. We have brought him love, and he in return, gives us his love.
I have seen pictures of our son Birru when he was but a skinny malnourished child to now a child with a young boy face and a healthy and vaccinated body – from a son who drew pictures of his favorite animals to a young lad who writes that he loves us and is growing in the way of God.
All the little children of the world are God's children, and each child should be loved and held and taught about Jesus. We are but their caretakers while here on earth and that responsibility that God has given us is to be taken with all seriousness. The gift of children is a gift to treasure.
Our children are all grown up, happy and healthy, and they all believe in Jesus Christ. We have grandchildren that we pray will someday know our Savior too. But being able to do so now, we touch another child with our hearts in a depressed area of India with his parents and siblings who also are hearing the Word through our son, Birru.
Sometimes he looks into the sky and says hello… wow. I love that.
I know, that's the part that brought me to tears.
Such a great letter from a precious child. Thank you for sharing your sponsorship experience!
Such a wonderful letter from a precious child. Thank you for sharing your sponsorship experience!


How many calories in a [dead hitler] cocktail?
How fattening is a Dead Hitler?
The Dead Hitler ranks #113 (out of about 6,000) for most calories per ounce, and #96 for carbs per ounce.
A "Dead Hitler" contains 1 part Goldschlager cinnamon schnapps, 1 part Jagermeister herbal liqueur, and 1 part Rumple Minze peppermint liqueur.


If you spend time off road and you don't have a rugged auto refrigerator in your vehicle, you're probably dealing with watery, gooey messes, soggy sandwiches, warm drinks, and everything else that comes with using an ice cooler. Ice is expensive and hard to find off the beaten path, so a rugged 12V portable auto refrigerator that can hold enough drinks and food for the whole crew is the perfect solution.
We're talking about a real, compressor-based auto refrigerator that doesn't depend on the ambient temperature, like a thermoelectric model does. That means you will get ice cold drinks and food even when it's burning hot outside.
What kind of features should you look for in a capable, compressor-based 12V portable fridge freezer?
Not just any compressor will do. You need a very efficient, very reliable, durable compressor specifically designed to be used in a portable refrigerato that uses the least amount of your precious battery power as possible.
Interested in learning about other high-quality portable fridge freezers? Be sure and see our other articles about some of the best!
Any auto refrigerator you buy for off road use needs to be rugged and capable of enduring the harsh environments that are out there. That includes a lot of bouncing around that is a staple of the 4×4 environment which means the car refrigerator needs to be capable of being secured or tied down.
The compressor puts cold in, but the insulation keeps it in. The best portable 12V refrigerators have thick yet lightweight insulation that can keep the cold longer, reducing the burden on the compressor, and reducing its power requirements.
An important feature of any 12V portable auto refrigerator is the ability to detect a low voltage condition and cut-off power to prevent inadvertently draining your battery. Another handy feature is the ability to restart automatically once proper battery voltage has been restored.
While you expect a portable auto refrigerator to run on DC voltage, particularly 12V power, it's also very convenient to be able to use AC power when it's available. The best portable refrigerators will support at least 12V DC and 110V AC.
Most portable refrigerators are designed with one zone and are capable of being used as either an auto refrigerator or portable freezer, but not both simultaneously. Dual-zone models are available that let you set the temperature controls independently so you can use them as both a fridge and freezer at the same time. The model we're reviewing has this powerful capability.
Protective covers are available as an extra cost option on most of the better portable refrigerators and their not cheap. They do provide additional protection that will keep your refrigerator from sustaining dings and scratches or any number of other indignities. The model car fridge we're profiling does come with a protective cover so you don't have to buy it separately.
The top manufacturers offer long warranties because they have faith in their materials and workmanship. No matter how well made, compressor-based refrigerators have moving parts and they fail. Look for the longest warranty on a compressor and portable fridge freezer you can find.
Until now, when you said portable 12V real auto refrigerator, you were talking about a model from Dometic, Whynter, Engel, or EdgeStar. There is a new player in the portable real refrigerator market. Dobinsons is better known for its four-wheel drive suspensions which it has been manufacturing in Australia for more than 60 years. Its move into off-road accessories, particularly rugged off-road refrigerators, is a natural move.
Take a look at this new 80-liter outdoor refrigerator from Dobinsons 4×4 and see if it's the best portable refrigerator for your off road adventures.
Featuring the highest quality Danfoss BD-35F compressor that produces maximum cooling efficiency with minimal power drain, the Dobinsons 4×4 80-Liter Dual Zone 12V Portable Fridge Freezer has an outstanding cooling capacity down to 5 degrees F so you can use its dual zones as a fridge, freezer, or both as you require. This large portable auto refrigerator is perfect for camping, road trips, sporting events, fishing and boating, parties at home, man caves, garages, workshops, and for use during inclement weather to keep valuable, perishable foods from spoiling. Use it in your car, truck, SUV, RV, boat, bus, ambulance, travel trailers, or another vehicle. Here's what you need to know.
Another optional accessory that will come in handy is the FF80-3945K Fridge Strap Kit.
What do you think of this new portable fridge freezer? Which portable refrigerator is at the top of your list to buy? Please take a moment to leave a comment below.
As always, thanks for reading our BestRefrigeratorCentral.com Auto Refrigerator post! We sincerely hope that it has provided you with valuable information that helps you choose the best auto refrigerator for your needs!


Domini de la Cartoixa's Formiga de Vellut was the chosen red wine at last night's Nobel Banquet in Stockholm. The gala was attended by Swedish royalty, celebrities, and Nobel Prize recipients. Watch the whole event take place in 3 minutes.
Congratulations to this year's Nobel laureates and to Domini de la Cartoixa for this great honor!
Queen Silvia of Sweden sips the 2014 Formiga de Vellut at the Nobel Prize Banquet.


>         their use as single-hop proxies.
We should think about these two approaches separately.
traffic the client can induce.
>    "definitely a client" as per above, we can refuse it immediately.
>    If it's "probably a server" as per above, we can accept it.
>    words, a new or private server.
>    node is a real relay.  If not, it is probably a client.
>    for a while, so we don't need to do it again.
game it ought to focus on the latter.
a relay, and if it's not, then it isn't.
about new relays before ordinary clients do.
(summaries of) the last few consensuses so you can guess better. Yuck.
learn about the exit relay, so they'll rarely be totally without history.
sure if that means we should make use of that or not.
do active checking" edge case.
in this regard. Maybe that's good enough?


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Football Discussion
Football Banter
Wembley pitch to be replaced
GeoManc
Only three weeks before the season's official opening, the Community Shield between Chelsea and Manchester United, Wembley officials have decided to replace the pitch at the new stadium.
The pitch has been criticised for the manner in which it has cut up and summer concerts have not helped the re-growth.
Head grounds manager Steve Welch said: "Our intention was to assess the condition of the pitch after our first summer of concerts with a view to replacing it in time for our autumn run of football and rugby events.
"This has been planned for and there is sufficient time for the pitch surface to bed in." The season starts at Wembley on Aug 5. Welch said: "We are very confident that with the correct maintenance and care the stadium's grounds staff can give it, the new pitch will be of a very high standard."
A Wembley statement said: "Time has been set aside to replace the pitch both now, following the summer concert season and also at the end of the year after The Race of Champions, featuring Michael Schumacher, Jenson Button and David Coulthard."
carlyluvsunited
Good !!!!
We got beat on that old pitch so it must be naff - put in the new one and we'll roll right over CSKA London in the Charity Shield
carlyluvsunited Jul 15, 2007
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Arctic League celebrates 106 years with huge turnout
Thomas Giery Pudney
Hundreds of volunteers stretched around the block outside Arctic League headquarters Christmas morning to help the organization deliver gifts to local children in need.
With coffee in hand, provided by the local Kiwanis Club, volunteers waiting to move through the building to receive a gift bag for delivery to a local family.
"I remember years ago, we didn't have that service. If anyone saw you with hot coffee, they were ready to attack," said Tom Bruner, member of the League's board of directors.
The organization, celebrating its 106th year, put together around 1,500 gift bags for delivery. Some volunteers staked claim to their place in line as early as 8 p.m. on Christmas Eve to get in early.
Bruner, who has served as the host of the annual funding drive for the last 26 years, said that this year marked the 16th consecutive year the League has hit their fundraising goal early.
"We use to hit our mark in February or March," said Bruner. "We encourage people that might want to donate to give to a charity that might not have hit their goal."
As Chemung County's oldest charity, it's easy to see how volunteering to help the organization deliver gifts on Christmas becomes a family tradition.
Roger Stone and his daughter, Reese, were the fifth people in line at about 1 a.m. Christmas morning. For the Horseheads natives, they are simply returning a favor that the Arctic League did for them.
"I know what it is like to be less fortunate," said Reese, a junior at Horseheads High School. "I don't mind giving up sleep."
Reese is Roger Stone's fourth child to participate in the delivering gifts. This year marked 17 years for the Stone's who have been fortunate enough to deliver gifts, but have in the past been recipients.
"We're excited to pass on the Christmas cheer to everyone else," said Roger Stone. "You guys helped me out when I couldn't work. I'm just paying it forward."
The League moved volunteers through with surprising efficiency. The group opened its door at about 5:45 a.m. and by 6:30 a.m. had given out all the gift bags they had made. By 7, volunteers were calling the recipients of the few remaining gift bags.
Volunteers lingered, some of them looking to do their third of fourth delivery of the day.
"This is community involvement personified," said Bruner. "Everybody has a job and they do it well."
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Janet LeRoy is an animated storyteller who savours childhood memories of ketchup-laden golden fries, hiking with her dogs in the Gatineau Park, and exploring the realms of mind, body and spirit.
Storytelling is a natural offshoot from her years of writing and teaching college courses in Creative Writing, Communication, and Social Science. In her practice of Process Acupressure, Bereavement Support, and Dream Workshops, storytelling naturally resonates with healing.
Janet was first introduced to storytelling when Ottawa Storytellers gave a workshop to volunteers at Bereaved Families of Ottawa. Actively involved with Ottawa Storytellers, she now co-teaches the Beginner's Storytelling Workshop. Janet is a coordinator for the Ontario members of Storytellers of Canada.
A dynamic storyteller, Janet performs in schools for children and adults, libraries, The Tea Party, Swap, house concerts, community centres, parks, and bereavement groups. She was the featured storyteller in the 2014 Wakefield Writers Festival and is performing in The Ottawa Children's Storytelling Festival.
Twenty-five years of writing stories and poems has provided Janet with a myriad of tales to transform into oral stories. She enjoys reshaping her stories, for in doing so, she discovers new insights. Stories also shift shape during the telling because audiences are unique and influence the story.
The first time I performed in a school, I was astounded by the shared reality that emerged. In the story, my dogs run away, leaving me alone in the woods. Emphasizing my feelings through voice tone and facial expression, I said, "Now I'm all alone, and I feel really sad." A tiny voice from the second row asked, "And scared?" This little five-year-old was alone in the woods despite physically sitting on a classroom floor. In that moment, I recognized the power of storytelling – how a story comes alive with listeners and teller in it together.
I love it when my stories nudge listeners to connect with their own life experiences. After one of my childhood restaurant stories, an adult listener recounted a restaurant story of her own. The stories we hear, and the stories we tell each other create the world we experience.
Through Process Acupressure, I've encountered stories hidden within the cellular memory of the body. When these stories emerge, there is an energetic and emotional release, an opportunity for healing an old wound. Some of my childhood hurts have been transformed through story. I enjoy bringing the innocence and mischief of those days to audiences.
When members of a bereavement group tell their stories, it fosters trust, understanding, and compassion. Difficult stories remind us of our vulnerability, our courage, and our humanity.
Stories that stalk us in our sleep or titillate our wildest fantasies open portals into dream worlds that guide, entertain, and challenge us. In Dream Workshops, based on the work of Robert Moss, I teach a process that allows dreamers to safely explore and connect with the magical, adventurous, and sometimes haunting worlds within.


How to Determine Who is At-Fault after a Car Accident?
Car accident liability is determined by legal concepts that are unique in every region. The process for establishing negligence in the California accident liability system is specific, and many people will seek a qualified insurance liability attorney to ensure that the paperwork is done correctly. A qualified at-fault car crash attorney can assist anyone who is concerned about establishing liability in a case involving vehicle collisions in Los Angeles. Every driver on the road is responsible for obeying the various rules of the road at all times. This includes a variety of items, and failure to observe any of them can add to the amount of blame assigned by the insurance company's claim adjuster or the court.
There are many possible factors at play in any vehicle collision, and it is difficult for anyone to sort out what happened after the fact. Insurance adjusters are often responsible for looking at all of the evidence in order to determine the degree of fault, which affects the final payment made by the insurance company. Examples of evidence include photographs taken from the scene, police reports, witness statements and any additional indicators of blame. An example of this is the skid marks left behind a vehicle, which can show the change of direction and speed. All of this evidence is used to reconstruct the event as closely as possible.
If an accident occurs, one of the first things a person may think is, "am I at-fault"? This is a reasonable question for anyone who has been involved in a collision. An insurance company will be responsible for paying out the claim, so this entity will seek to minimize its losses within the boundaries of the law. To determine liability, there are many variables that must be considered. Accident law firms for liability deal with these cases on a regular basis. Professionals can determine the degree of fault according to the relevant statutes of the state. There are many factors involved in determining liability, and they are difficult to assess from the viewpoint of the people directly involved in the accident.
Los Angeles auto accidents can be expensive and difficult to resolve. A competent insurance liability attorney can navigate the legal system to help people who need to answer specific questions. The issue of fault has serious implications for any claim. The insurance companies of every vehicle involved will try to establish the best case for their organizational interests. Documentation of the accident is extremely important for this purpose. The type of damage to each vehicle should be carefully inventoried in a police report with photographs, witness statements and other evidence. Memory is considered unreliable in most of these cases, so individuals involved should carefully document every aspect of the incident as completely as possible.
There is an extensive process for establishing car accident liability through the California accident liability code. The complexity of this system makes it nearly impossible for individuals to navigate without assistance from an experienced Los Angeles personal injury attorney. The type of evidence available for the case will determine the outcome to a large extent. This is why it is necessary to get in contact with your legal representative as soon as possible after the incident. You should always keep a camera in the vehicle, and take pictures of the accident scene. This will help the attorney to establish the degree of fault.
The work of an at-fault car crash attorney is essential for the resolution of any vehicle collision in this area. However, the legal process for establishing fault is not limited to auto accidents. Other types of vehicles might also be involved, and this will affect the process of determining fault. For example, there are specific rules that apply to commercial vehicles that do not apply to passenger cars. The police report will help the attorney to establish certain facts in the case, but there is also a degree of argument that will be involved. This can be expected whenever there are trucking companies involved. The truck will have a legal team dedicated to handling these types of cases, and it is common for the driver of the passenger vehical to be taken off-guard.
An experienced Los Angeles personal injury attorney can establish the degree of car accident liability. Each case must be handled in a manner that accurately establishes the degree of fault involved. Los Angeles auto accidents require each party involved to follow the procedures within the California accident liability code. This legal framework covers a variety of different factors that contribute to any accident on the road. Proving the degree of fault in an accident is never easy, but it is also even more difficult when there are several parties involved in the collision.
Vehicle speed and direction: Every driver is responsible for obeying the specific rules of the road. This includes rules governing lane changes, speed limits, highway ramps, lane changing and other common rules of the road.
Signs of negligence: Any activities that display negligence can be used against any party involved in an accident. This includes texting while driving, but it can also apply to certain driving behaviors as well. Any driver who fails to observe the basic rules of driving can be cited for negligence. This increases the liability assigned to the driver after an accident.
Violation of the rules of the road: Any deviation from the established rules of the road can result in an increase in the amount of negligence assigned to the driver. This can often include broken tail lights, flat tires or missing headlights. The owner of a vehicle with a defective part may be more liable than normal even if the car was parked at the time of the accident.
Mitigating factors: To remain legal on the road, all vehicles must be properly maintained at all times. Broken or missing parts can affect the degree of blame, which increases the liability of the driver. Mitigating factors can also include the circumstances in the specific case. An example is unusual weather or other serious road conditions that may have contributed to an accident. Black ice, sleet, rain and debris can all affect the situation at the time of a collision.
Vehicle type: There are some differences between vehicle classes, but the general rule applies to them all. Motorcycle operators must observe the specific helmet laws enforced in California. Commercial vehicles are responsible for obeying a set of rules unique to the state, and passenger vehicles will also be held liable for violations related to their vehicle classification.
There are other signs of negligence that will be used to determine the degree of fault for each party involved. This includes the speed of the vehicle at the time of the accident, but other factors will also apply. After all the evidence is collected, the degree of liability will be determined. There is no single formula used to determine the degree of fault of each party. For example, drivers who do not maintain the appropriate amount of following distance may have a higher degree of fault than they would if the correct distance had been maintained.
The California Vehicle Code is used to help accident attorneys determine the extent of negligence for everyone involved in the accident. There will be several methods used by any good Los Angeles personal injury attorney for establishing the degree of fault. This issue is central to each case, and it can determine the amount of damages paid to the victim of the incident. There is a general process for establishing the identity of the party liable after at-fault accident. Any qualified insurance liability attorney or at-fault car crash attorney will request to see a police report after the incident.
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Literary Devices - Definition and Examples of Literary Terms
Prompt Calander - 789
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Characters: Build One Here Other Sites (12 to be Exact)
A character is a person, or sometimes even an animal, who takes part in the action of a short story or other literary work.
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The setting of a short story is the time and place in which it happens. Authors often use descriptions of landscape, scenery, buildings, seasons or weather to provide a strong sense of setting.
PLOT: Plot Rap Plot Diagram
A plot is a series of events and character actions that relate to the central conflict.
The conflict is a struggle between two people or things in a short story. The main character is usually on one side of the central conflict.
On the other side, the main character may struggle against another important character, against the forces of nature, against society, or even against something inside himself or herself (feelings, emotions, illness).
The theme is the central idea or belief in a short story.
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Example: busy as a bee
The metaphor states a fact or draws a verbal picture by the use of comparison. A simile would say you are like something; a metaphor is more positive - it says you are something.
Example: You are what you eat.
A figure of speech in which human characteristics are given to an animal or an object.
Example: My teddy bear gave me a hug.
The repetition of the same initial letter, sound, or group of sounds in a series of words. Alliteration includes tongue
twisters.
Example: She sells seashells by the seashore.
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Example: snap crackle pop
An exaggeration that is so dramatic that no one would believe the statement is true. Tall tales are hyperboles.
Example: He was so hungry, he ate that whole cornfield for lunch, stalks and all.
According to Webster's Dictionary, an idiom is defined as: peculiar to itself either grammatically (as no, it wasn't me) or in having a meaning that cannot be derived from the conjoined meanings of its elements.
Example: Monday week for "the Monday a week after next Monday"
A cliché is an expression that has been used so often that it has become trite and sometimes boring.
Example: Many hands make light work.
The representation through language of sense experience; language that appeals to the senses.


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Mohammed Bin Salman Meets King Abdullah in Riyadh
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Tuesday met Jordanian King Abdullah II in the capital Riyadh. According to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA), the leaders discussed the US President Donald Trump's recognition of Al-Quds (Jerusalem) as Israeli capital, and its influence on the so-called peace process in the region. ...
Motorbike Explodes outside Jordan Military Mission in Paris
A motorbike exploded in front of Jordan's military mission in Paris on Wednesday morning, Jordan's Foreign Ministry said. Ministry spokesman was quoted as saying by the Jordanian state-run Petra news agency that no staff at the mission were injured. Abdallah Alolaimat, a consular official at the Jordanian Embassy in Paris, ...
Rallies Held in Jordan in Protest of Gas Deal with Zionist Entity
Protest rallies were held on Friday in the Jordanian capital of Amman in rejection for the gas deal concluded with the Zionist entity. The protestors demanded that the Jordanian authorities revoke the gas deal, rejecting all the forms of normalization with the Israeli enemy. The deal's opponents highlight that the ...
Amman: Relation between Jordan, Syrian "Heading in Right Direction"
Jordanian government spokesman, Mohammad al-Momeni, said the relation between his country and Syria was heading towards positivity. In an interview with the Jordanian state TV, al-Momeni said: "The relation with our brothers in Syria is heading in the right direction." "We remember when Arab League cut off relations with Syria, ...
Jordanian King Starts Rare Visit to Occupied Palestine's West Bank: AFP
Jordan's King Abdullah II began a rare visit to the occupied Palestine's West Bank to meet Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas on Monday, AFP journalists said, amid shared tensions with the Zionist entity over Al-Aqsa Mosque events. In his first visit to Abbas's headquarters in Ramallah in five years, Abdullah was ...
Jordan MPs Demand Closure of Israeli Embassy: 'Jordanian Blood Not Cheap'
Some 78 Jordanian members of parliament have signed a motion demanding the closure of the Israeli embassy in Amman following an Israeli shooting that left two Jordanians dead last month. The motion, submitted on Tuesday, also demanded that the Jordanian ambassador leave the occupied territories immediately in order "to express ...
Jordan Seeks to Question Israeli Guard over Embassy Shooting
Jordan said Monday it was looking to question an Israeli security guard who killed two Jordanians at the Amman embassy compound, as the Zionist entitty insisted he had diplomatic immunity. A Jordanian government source, who declined to be named, said Tel Aviv was "still examining the request" to quiz the ...
Battlefield Sources Warn US against Any Military Intervention in Southern Syria
Well-informed sources in Syria stressed that Damascus and allies are thoroughly monitoring the US-British-Jordanian military movements on the Syrian border, considering that what is going on is a suspicious maneuver. The sources, in a statement, added that the maneuver aims at covering up a military action being prepared to invade ...
Closing Statement of One-day Arab Summit Stresses Peaceful Solution in Syria
The Arab Summit session, which was held on Wednesday in the Jordanian capital of Amman, was concluded on the same day, and its closing statement stressed the peaceful solution in Syria. The statement mentioned that the Syrian crisis in cannot be ended militarily, calling for the political process which preserved ...
Lebanon President Arrives in Amman to Take Part in Arab Summit
Lebanese President Michel Aoun and PM Saad Hariri have reached Amman to participate in the Arab summit. Jordanian King Abdullah Al Thani received President Aoun and welcomed him as head of the Lebanese delegation to the summit. Aoun has also met at his residence in the Marriott Hotel in the ...


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← Immediate reactions: Canisius 67, Rider 61
2016 MAAC Tournament brackets set →
Postgame interviews: Canisius 67, Rider 61 – Baron's brother ejected
Only 792 people paid to watch Canisius and Rider play basketball on Super Bowl Sunday, making for an intimate atmosphere at the Koessler Athletic Center. Fans who voiced their displeasure could be heard from one end of the gym to the other, which led to referees taking the unusual step of asking security to remove particularly boisterous fans from the game.
One fan who was sent home early happened to be Ed Baron, the brother of Canisius head coach Jim Baron.
In his press conference, Jim Baron essentially said the insults fans yell at him everywhere Canisius plays are much worse than anything his brother said Sunday.
"It's a game, what do you want? What do you expect?" Baron asked. "Go to a tennis match where you can be quiet. Go to golf, shhh, quiet. They got signs for quiet. This is a basketball game.
"You go to the other places, they're screaming at me, they're cursing at me," Baron added. "They're appalling to me. Monmouth, I was gonna punch somebody in the face sitting right behind me. I looked at the guy, guy was an idiot. I'm like, what are you talking about? We just beat your team up here. Who the hell are you? This guy sitting right over here, old guy, must've been about 75, I think when I stared him down, I think I made his heart, like, quiver."
[Immediate reactions: Canisius 67, Rider 61]
The referees Sunday were Jeffrey Anderson, Ron Tyburski and Andrew Maira. Anderson came over to a fan before the second half started and reminded him he could be kicked out at any time. Ninety seconds into the half, Maira threw him out. Half an hour later, Ed Baron received the same fate.
Baron attends most, if not all, of Canisius' games and sits in an aisle seat about ten rows behind the team's bench. He isn't shy about voicing his displeasure when calls go against Canisius but usually means well.
Skip to 8:06 on the video above for Jim Baron's answer about the fans and refs. Here's the full quote:
"Eh, I don't wanna … it is what it is. We move forward. I don't know. People are just, they're into the game. You come here, this is what … what do you expect? You know? We go, you go to the other places, they're screaming at me, they're cursing at me. They're appalling to me. Monmouth, I was gonna punch somebody in the face sitting right behind me. I looked at the guy, guy was an idiot. I'm like, what are you talking about? We just beat your team up here. Who the hell are you? This guy sitting right over here, old guy, must've been about 75, I think when I stared him down I think I made his heart, like, quiver. Because I looked at him like I was gonna … [he said] 'You asshole!' Like, come on. … It's a game, what do you want? What do you expect? Go to a tennis match where you can be quiet. Go to golf, shhh, quiet. They got signs for quiet. This is a basketball game. Alright, thanks guys."
Canisius players Keifer Douse and Kassius Robertson
The Griffs pressed Rider a lot Sunday, and that's something Kassius Robertson wants to see a whole lot more of. Robertson and Keifer Douse also discussed his Douse's new role starting for Jamal Reynolds and how that's alleviating some of the burden from Reynolds' shoulders.
Rider coach Kevin Baggett
The MAAC has an interesting schedule with 11 teams. It seems like every team gets rolled at least once when it's their turn to play a lot of games in a row. Sunday was Rider's turn. Baggett talked about that and more.
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"I am putting together a sales presentation for an account that I really want to win. Do you have a few SalesBuzz presentation tips for me?"
From the prospects perspective, the sales presentation is your solution to their problem. However, too many sales people start (and end) their presentation by explaining all the "features" their product or service has. BORING.
If you want to get their attention and have them "leaning in" to hear what you have to say, start your sales presentation off with a "hot button" problem that your target audience is currently dealing with - including problems that earlier attempts at solving it, created - and get buy-in / agreement that those problems exist.
Salesperson: "One of the challenges sales managers face when it comes to improving their teams phone skills through sales training is logistics. Traditionally you send your team to an off-site seminar or you fork over a ton of cash to bring someone in-house. Either way, you have your whole team off the phones for a day and no guarantee that the training will improve sales."
Salesperson: "Some managers end up just buying books for their team to read on their own but barely ever see improved results. Meanwhile, a ton of time has been wasted and your CEO's patience to see results is running out. Let me show you how we help solve that problem."
And now that you have their attention (and agreement on a problem they can relate to) you transition right into how your product / service solves that problem.
Explaining the benefits your solution solves to their problems brings the presentation full circle. And managing the presentation this way allows your prospects the ability to follow the path of making an informed, educated decision.
You capped it off with explaining the end result (benefits) they can expect to receive.
This is a simple yet highly effective "rule of thumb" guideline to follow when crafting presentations that will help you win more accounts.


Spring is here (believe it or not) and that means it"s time to bring out those beautiful street machines! This weekend Henrietta will host the Street Machines Motor Mania Show – with everything from classic cars and trucks to custom bikes and trikes. This is a great show every year with something to interest everyone – low riders, hot rods and tons of breathtaking custom paint – and almost all vehicles new to this year's show!
There will also be hand lettering or pinstriping on any item you bring into the show – done by some of the most talented pinstripe artists in the northeast, competing to benefit the Rochester Hospice House. And of course Ray Sands Glass will be there to discuss our auto glass repair and replacement services as well as everyone favorite rain repellent – Aquapel Windshield Treatment.
Event Hoours are :Friday Apr. 1st – 4-9,Saturday Apr 2nd – 10-9, and Sunday Apr 3rd – 11-4.
Tickets are $9 at the door, with a $2 discount for those that bring a canned good to donate to the Open Door Mission, or discount tickets are available at Wegmans, Dunn Tire and Auto Finishers.
Charlie hopes to see you there!
With the sun showing it's face, many classic car enthusiasts are rushing to get their most precious antique in mint condition before spring arrives. Often though, owners have damaged glass that is keeping their fine specimen of an automobile from looking it's best.


Pope Paul VI's journey to the Holy Land in 1964, the first papal pilgrimage ever, took him to many Biblical sites, most of which were then under Jordanian control. The historical period leading up to this tour saw subtle political jockeying between Jordanians and Palestinians regarding their respective national standing in the Holy Land. In the year 2000, a Jubilee Year on the Catholic calendar, John Paul II made a pilgrimage to the Holy Land, only the second ever by a pope. In the thirty-six year interim, much had changed in the region—politically, geographically, and nationally. In 1967, three years after the first papal pilgrimage, the region's national borders were re-defined as a result of the June War. The Hashemite Kingdom lost Jerusalem—the core of Jordan's claim to the Holy Land—as well as the West Bank, to Israel's occupation. In the wake of that situation, a new competition emerged, this time among Jordanians, Israelis, and the Palestinians, represented by the Palestinian Authority since its establishment in 1994, over claims to the Holy Land.
Jordan, a country with few previously-shared traditions, engaged a new historical and geographical situation after the 1948 War, in addition to being faced with the absorption of hundreds of thousands of Palestinian refugees. Having fallen under Jordanian control during the 1948 war, Jerusalem and its holy places played an important role in Jordan's construction of its "self-portrait" during the nineteen-year period in which the Holy City was part of Jordan.1 In the Muslim world, control over Jerusalem, the third-holiest city in Islam, allowed King Abdullah and later his grandson, King Hussein, to demonstrate both Jordanian sovereignty and Hashemite legitimacy over a greatly venerated Islamic city. The Hashemites, claiming descent from the Prophet Muhammad, had lost the holy cities of Mecca and Medina to the Saudi family early in the twentieth century. They could certainly claim compensation for their loss a couple of decades later with their capture of the Old City of Jerusalem in 1948—or as recorded in Jordanian historiography, their "saving Jerusalem from falling under Zionist control." The al-Aqsa Mosque, the al-Buraq site, and the Dome of the Rock are all sites associated with Muhammad's "Night Journey and Ascension to Heaven," recorded in Qur'an 17:1, and appearing in many hadiths (sayings of the Prophet). One also finds reference to these hadiths in King Abdullah's memoirs, an effort to tie the modern Hashemites' claim for religious legitimacy beyond their ancestral birthplace in Mecca, just as their ancestor Muhammad's prophetic legitimacy includes the Holy City of Jerusalem.2 The presence of Jerusalem's Christian holy places now in Jordan afforded the kingdom's leaders an opportunity to assert their position in the city by claiming to serve as protectors of sacred Christian sites. In the intervening period between the two papal journeys to the Holy Land, Jordan was forced to re-make a collective identity through the promotion of sites found within its shrunken post-1967 boundaries. During these two landmark papal pilgrimages to the Holy Land, the Jordanian authorities represented holy sites as symbols of national identification—discursively in official speeches and visually on cultural markers, including tourism promotional materials and postage stamps. While other factors and social groups certainly influenced the project of identity-building in Jordan during this period, they remain outside this article's focus.


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Owens ist ein ursprünglich patronymisch gebildeter englischer Familienname irischer Herkunft mit der Bedeutung "Abkömmling des Owen" (bzw. ir. "Abkömmling des Eoghan").

Namensträger

A
 A. L. Owens (A. L. "Doodle" Owens; 1930–1999), US-amerikanischer Musiker
 Alexandrea Owens (* 1988), US-amerikanische Schauspielerin
 Alvis Edgar Owens (1929–2006), US-amerikanischer Musiker, siehe Buck Owens
 Andre Owens (* 1980), US-amerikanischer Basketballspieler
 Andrew Owens (* vor 2000), US-amerikanischer Opernsänger (Tenor)

B
 Barbara Owens (1934–2008), US-amerikanische Schriftstellerin
 Barbro Owens-Kirkpatrick (* 1946), US-amerikanische Diplomatin

 Bonnie Owens (1929–2006), US-amerikanische Country-Sängerin
 Buck Owens (1929–2006), US-amerikanischer Countrysänger
 Burgess Owens (* 1951), US-amerikanischer Politiker und American-Football-Spieler

C
 Cade Owens, US-amerikanischer Schauspieler
 Candace Owens (* 1989), US-amerikanische Aktivistin und Kommentatorin
 Carol Owens (* 1971), neuseeländische Squashspielerin
 Chandler David Owens (1931–2011), US-amerikanischer Geistlicher, Bischof der Church of God in Christ

 Chris Owens (* 1961), kanadischer Schauspieler
 Cotton Owens (1924–2012), US-amerikanischer Rennfahrer
 Craig Owens (* 1984), US-amerikanischer Rockmusiker

D
 Delia Owens (* um 1949), US-amerikanische Schriftstellerin und Zoologin

E
 Edna Anderson-Owens (1938–2015), US-amerikanische Musikmanagerin
 Edwin Owens (1942–2006), US-amerikanischer Schauspieler

F
 Florence Owens Thompson (1903–1983), US-amerikanische Wanderarbeiterin in der Weltwirtschaftskrise 1936
 Frank Owens, US-amerikanischer Pianist

G
 Gareth Alun Owens (* 1964), britisch-griechischer Altphilologe, Klassischer Archäologe und Mykenologe

 Geoffrey Owens (* 1961), US-amerikanischer Schauspieler
 George Welshman Owens (1786–1856), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Graeme Owens (* 1988), englischer Fußballspieler
 Greg Owens (* 1981), australischer Fußballspieler

H
 Harry Owens (1902–1986), US-amerikanischer Komponist
 Helen Brewster Owens (1881–1968), US-amerikanische Mathematikerin, Hochschullehrerin und Frauenrechtlerin

I
 Isaiah Owens († 2014), US-amerikanischer Keyboarder

J

 Jenny Owens (* 1978), australische Freestyle-Skierin und Skirennläuferin
 Jerry Owens (* 1981), US-amerikanischer Baseballspieler
 Jesse Owens (1913–1980), US-amerikanischer Leichtathlet
 Jimmy Owens (* 1943), US-amerikanischer Jazz-Trompeter

 Julie Owens (* 1958), australische Politikerin

K
 Kai Owens (* 2004), US-amerikanische Freestyle-Skierin
 Ken Owens (* 1987), walisischer Rugby-Union-Spieler
 Kenny Owens, US-amerikanischer Musiker
 Kevin Owens (* 1984), kanadischer Wrestler

L
 Lee Owens (* 1986), englischer Fußballspieler

M
 Major Owens (1936–2013), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Marie Owens (1853–1927), US-amerikanische Polizistin
 Michael Owens, VFX Supervisor
 Michael Joseph Owens (1859–1923), US-amerikanischer Erfinder und Ingenieur
 Montell Owens (* 1984), US-amerikanischer American-Football-Spieler

N
 Nigel Owens (* 1971), walisischer Rugby-Union-Schiedsrichter

P
 Pat Owens (* 1941), US-amerikanische Politikerin
 Patricia Owens (1925–2000), US-amerikanische Schauspielerin

R
 R. C. Owens (1934–2012), US-amerikanischer Football-Spieler
 Richie Owens († 2015), US-amerikanischer Schlagzeuger
 Rick Owens (* 1961), US-amerikanischer Modedesigner
 Ryan Owens (* 1995), britischer Bahnradsportler

S
 Shirley Owens (* 1941), US-amerikanische Sängerin

T
 Terrell Owens (* 1973), US-amerikanischer Footballspieler
 Terry Winter Owens (1941–2007), US-amerikanische Komponistin und Pianistin
 Thomas L. Owens (1897–1948), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Tim Owens (* 1967), US-amerikanischer Heavy-Metal-Sänger

U
 Ulysses Owens (* 1982), US-amerikanischer Jazzmusiker und Hochschullehrer

W
 Wayne Owens (1937–2002), US-amerikanischer Politiker

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Familienname
Irischer Personenname
Englischer Personenname
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Hercules & Love Affair "Raid"
Hawley Dunbar March 18, 2014
Hercules & Love Affair reveal yet another track off their forthcoming third album The Feast Of the Broken Heart after "Do You Feel The Same?" and "Be With... More...
Hercules & Love Affair "House Be With You"
Hawley Dunbar March 8, 2014
Moments ago via twitter our favourite New York dance crew Hercules & Love Affair released yet another new track off their third forthcoming new record The... More...
Hercules and Love Affair "Do You Feel the Same?" + LP Announcement
It's been a while since we've heard from Hercles and Love Affair, but with the help of Andy Butler, the dream dance team returns with a new album set for rele... More...
Summer Camp "Fresh"
Hawley Dunbar July 18, 2013
UK synth poppers Summer Camp have released a jazzy new track entitled "Fresh" that is indeed just that! It's got much sharper production and a far more upbeat... More...
Au Revoir Simone "Somebody Who"
Hawley Dunbar June 28, 2013
After four years of silence, Williamsburg trio Au Revoir Simone have returned with a new album Move In Spectrums which is set to drop on September 23rd via Mo... More...
New Music: Summer Camp "Life"
Hawley Dunbar May 17, 2012
Our favourite Brit band Summer Camp have dropped a brand new track called "Life" which will hopefully we'll appear on an upcoming album yet to be announced. C... More...
Music Video: Summer Camp "Down"
Hawley Dunbar October 26, 2011
We're falling head over heels today for Summer Camp after watching yet another witty yet spooky video for their track "Down".... More...
New Music: Summer Camp 'Welcome To Condale'
Hawley Dunbar September 13, 2011
Plain and simple, we're in love with this London-based duo called Summer Camp and cannot wait for their debut album to drop in October via Moshi Moshi Records... More...
Mixed: The Drums "Money" (Beat Connection Remix)
We cannot wait to see The Drums live again in the fall when they hit Toronto touring their sophomore album Portamento, and we're really digging Seattle band B... More...
New Music: The Drums 'Portamento'
Beach poppers The Drums are back after their self titled debut from last year with news of some fresh new tracks and details from their second full length relea... More...
New Music: Hercules & Love Affair Cover The XX
Following their newest single "Painted Eyes", Hercules & Love Affair have added this cover of The XX's oh so popular track "Shelter" to their upco... More...
New Music: Hercules & Love Affair 'Blue Songs'
Hawley Dunbar January 25, 2011
After three long years, it's finally here! The still unreleased Herucles & Love Affair album set to officially drop on January 31st via Moshi Moshi can be... More...
Music Video: Hercules and Love Affair "My House"
Hawley Dunbar January 6, 2011
Everyone's favourite nu-disco collective Hercules and Love Affair are back with new members in tow for their brand new album Blue Songs dropping on January ... More...
Music Video: Kim Ann Foxman "Creature"
Hawley Dunbar December 23, 2010
With the latest Hercules and Love Affair album Blue Songs about to drop next month via Moshi Moshi, their quirky vocalist Kim Ann Foxman has just released a... More...
Hercules and Love Affair: "My House"
Hawley Dunbar December 2, 2010
After seeing a little preview of Hercules and Love Affair's new set up in the summer, we're happy to announce that one of the tracks from their upcoming s... More...


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Q: "Failed to Load Resource Error" despite file being in directory I'm programming a project using HTML and JavaScript. I access my js code with the following script tags:
 <script src="js/monthChanger.js"></script>

However, when running my program in Edge & Google Chrame, I keep getting
this error.
Why is this happening? Looking at my file directories there doesn't seem to be anything wrong with the way I declared the function.

A: check out this article on absolute and relative paths
you probably want this:
<script src="./js/monthChanger.js"></script>
The ./ makes it relative to the current folder.

A: Alright, so it turns out my issue had nothing to do with HTML.
I didn't specify this in the OP, but I was also using a Django's framework in my project. I had mistakenly assumed that static fields such as css, js, and images would be called the same way they are called in normal html files. However, after reading django's documentation on managing static files, I realize that this is not the case. I follow django's instructions and was able to get my code working.

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