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Brandon High School Cheer Squad Ready For Season Success
In the wake of an outstanding season success, the Brandon High School (BHS) cheerleading squad, led by program Head Coach Nancy Reagor and Assistant Coach Marissa May, have been eagerly looking forward to the new school year.
The program rightfully boasts of a number of achievements including the highest performance ever for BHS Cheer at Western Conference reaching 12th place out of the 27 high schools ahead of cheer heavy hitters Bloomingdale and Plant High School.
The program also took third place at Regionals in the small division behind first place winner Steinbrenner and Indian Rocks Beach.
"This was the first time that cheer squads had to qualify for states, which we did with a third place finish at regionals and with a score above 60 points," Reagor proudly said.
The squad finished the year 6th in the state in its division, a huge improvement from 47th place the year before.
Reagor said that her squad was the first woman's team at Brandon High School to go past districts since the mid 1990s.
"We have had individual women go to states in cross country and golf but we are the first team," she said.
A couple of exciting events for the squad and BHS cheer fans to look forward to this coming season includes the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Championship Game in Char lotte North Carolina, on Saturday, December 5.
"We have rostered 18 Varsity girls and 12 JV girls for the 2015-2016 season and at UCA Camp both teams took first place in their respective divisions to qualify to cheer at the ACC," Reagor said.
Adding to the list of achievements for the team is its All Americans who will represent the Universal Cheerleading Association (UCA) this season. Varsity qualifiers Haley Ann Johnson and Nikaletta Martin will take part in the UCA parade and cheer tour in London, England, while Alex Ruiz will represent UCA in the JV division Thanksgiving Parade in Orlando.
Reagor said that the main reason for the team's success can be attributed to the incredible spirit within.
"As a team our greatest strength is heart and an unmatched work ethic," she said.
"This is the best group I have coached. They truly want to succeed and are willing to work on their own to develop the skills that they need to be at the very top of our sport."
Summing it all up, Reagor drew attention to the BHS Cheer motto, the driving force behind the program's success: "When great is possible good is not enough."
"We believe it and we live it," she said. "The girls give 110 percent and leave it on the mat daily. I couldn't be prouder."
The Brandon High School Cheerleading squad can be followed on twitter @BHSEagles_Cheer.
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TRADE DEADLINE: Garza Could Fetch a Core Piece At Deadline
As the deadline approaches, the Cubs are in a full court press, trying to make moves to improve the overall talent level of the organization. The good news is, they are actually well positioned to add one or more core pieces to the roster. While it will probably take more than one of the Cubs' chips to get a piece that would be significant enough to add to the big league roster right away, the Cubs do have Matt Garza, who can fetch a player who has upside and is Major League ready.
There are some destinations where Matt Garza could turn into a piece who is part of the team that Theo Epstein, Jed Hoyer, and presumably, Dale Sveum are looking to push into the playoffs. And those teams could all use a player like Garza to make a push in the second half of this season. While it remains to be seen what happens, Garza is the player who will net the biggest reward, and it is he who should be watched the closest as the next month unfolds.
Last year, it was reported that the Rangers were in on Matt Garza before being scared off by his medicals and settling on a deal for Ryan Dempster. They were also the team that took Geovany Soto and sent Barret Loux when Jacob Brigham had a medical issue. The point is, the Cubs and Rangers are no strangers to making deals, and the magic could be rekindled this year.
3B Mike Olt: It is only a guess that Olt was the piece the Cubs were in on when trying to move Garza to Texas last summer. He has the potential to be a nice core piece, especially if Kris Bryant has to move off the hot corner. Keith Law rates him as a plus defender. He probably won't hit for a huge average, but he'll get on base with his fair share of walks (12.4 walk rate at AAA this season). He also has the power to hit the ball out. The consensus is that all he needs is at-bats, and if he were to come to Chicago this season, there is no good reason why he couldn't get his share of them immediately.
The Cubs have been rumored to be discussing a Matt Garza trade to the Padres. A deal here would make some sense, considering Jed Hoyer and Jason McLeod came to the Cubs from San Diego. Familiarity can breed success, so being familiar with the players as deeply as the front office knows these players make the likelihood of a successful trade a little greater.
2B/3B Jedd Gyorko: One thing the Cubs have done successfully is add big bats who will hit for a ton of power. Gyorko isn't one of those guys. While he is playing second for the Padres this season, he is a natural third baseman, who will hit for good average, but will not put up gaudy power numbers. He has a .284/.341/.461 so far this season, to go with eight long balls and 25 driven in while playing at a park and in a division that is not conducive to big time hitting numbers. Coming to the more hitter friendly NL Central could really help his offensive game blossom, while giving the Cubs a good hitting third baseman to compliment the power that is already in the organization.
The Dodgers are eight under .500. They are also only a mere seven games out of first place. You know they're not afraid to spend money and to take on as many good players as they can. Anything short of the playoffs would be a disaster for the Dodgers and their obscene payroll. And, after having too much starting pitching as the season started, are now in a position where another arm couldn't hurt.
RHP Zach Lee: While Lee is not ready for "The Show," he is an athletic pitcher who has some solid middle of the rotation potential. At the AA level, he would be the most developed Cubs' prospect who is pitching this season. It would be a surprise if he were the only piece coming back in return for Garza, but he would be a strong centerpiece if the Dodgers were so inclined to try to bring Garza out west.
The Indians haven't been good recently, but are in the hunt this season. They also have terrible pitching. This is a match made in heaven.
RHP Trevor Bauer: He is pitching much better in the early going in his Indians career after being traded from Arizona last off-season. He would be a heavy price to pay for half of a season of Matt Garza. Veteran pitching with his playoff experience is hard to come by, though. While this is the least likely of any scenario, there is no denying the mid to upper 90s fastball to go with a very good curve ball. Pairing the 22 year old Bauer up with Jeff Samardzija at the front end of the Cubs' rotation for years would make for a solid 1-2 punch.
The last destination for Garza is one where he doesn't actually leave. He's had some injury issues the last couple of seasons, but throughout his career, he's been durable, he's been tested, and he's had success as a player who's gone to the World Series with the Rays. Extending him for a contract similar to the one the Cubs dangled to Anibal Sanchez would be a good move, especially if the Cubs don't get a deal they like at the deadline.
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Resetting the Farm System
The Epstein Administration is off to a very honest start, to say the least. When Theo came, he made no mistake that the intention was to build an organization, from the bottom up, in order to sustain success for the long term. To this point, he has kept his word. The Cubs' system now features five of the top 100 prospects, according to MLB.com's updated, post season rankings. Half of the organization's top ten prospects have been acquired since Epstein and Co. have arrived, and that does not include First Baseman Anthony Rizzo, who would be the undisputed #1 prospect in the system if he met MLB.com's criteria for what makes a prospect. The fact that he has had a rookie season in the majors, from my view, does not make him any less of a prospect. He is by no means a finished product…which is a scary good thought after his 2012 season.
With all of that, here is a positional look at the system:
PITCHING: Pitching is still the weakness of the system. Theo knows it. Jed knows it. Even the guy in the bleachers drunkenly screaming to fire Dale Sveum because we could have won the World Series this year knows it. That is why the focus has been on acquiring pitching. The new regime spent almost the entire draft on infusing the system with new arms. They made an unsuccessful attempt to acquire Randall Delgado for Ryan Dempster. They made a successful deal with the Braves to acquire Arodys Vizcaino, who is the best pitching prospect in the system, according to MLB's new rankings. Pierce Johnson and Paul Blackburn are also top 20 prospects in the system, who were drafted in the slots gained from the departures of Aramis Ramirez and Carlos Pena. Nine of the top 20 are pitchers, none of whom is Hayden Simpson, the 2010 first round pick. We are very close to reaching bust status with him. The front office knows that there is still a shortage of arms in the system, so look for a continued focus on acquiring them, either through trades or in the draft. Alfonso Soriano and Matt Garza could each become prospect pitching, if there is a deal to be made.
CATCHERS: With Wellington Castillo looking primed to crouch behind the dish on a full time basis, with Steve Clevenger being a capable back up, and Geovany Soto being a Texas Ranger, it would seem the system is lacking in catching depth. That's mostly true. The only catcher of note who will be in the minor leagues next season is Anthony Recker, who finished the season in the majors because of a September call-up. The bright side to the catching situation is that both of the big league backstops are young players, who, like Anthony Rizzo, I would still consider prospects, who are developing at the big league level. That's some good news. The bad news is, catchers tend to be injured more than other positions, and there is not a lot behind them.
INFIELD: There is some talent in the infield in the organization, but it's nothing to jump out of your chair for. Javier Baez is a notable exception to that, as the system's number one prospect, again, according to MLB.com. Christian Villanueva and Junior Lake are also both in the top ten in the organization, but neither seem to be all that close to cracking the major league line-up anytime soon. Lake is probably the closest prospect, but he projects to be a utility player, who can play all over because of his arm and athleticism. He has good power, but lacks plate discipline and still needs some polish in the field. He could be a call-up in the mold of Josh Vitters and Brett Jackson in 2013, to get some experience at the major league level before going back to the minors to work on deficiencies he may not get to know without a call-up. As for Baez and Villanueva, both finished the season at Daytona. They may go to AA, Tennessee together next season, but a more sure bet is that they open at Daytona next year. Josh Vitters, the most major league ready prospect in the infield, showed that he still needs some time to grow. I could see him being moved to a corner outfield spot if his glove does not improve significantly. An interesting prospect on the infield is Dan Vogelbach, whose bat will probably propel him up the system. He hit for a combined 1.051 OPS between Mesa and Boise. Being a 1B, though, is going to hurt him with the Cubs. He is blocked by Anthony Rizzo. If he could become a 3B, he could be a Pablo Sandoval type player in the future, although Keith Law says he has "no shot." My guess is, his lack of athleticism is going to be a significant issue with him being anything more than a first baseman or a designated hitter…which the Cubs have no use for.
OUTFIELD: The outfield is where the most depth is within the system. After getting a sight of Brett Jackson, it appears that he has the ability to man CF at Wrigley for a long time, with improvements to his swing and approach at the plate. The additions of Albert Almora and Jorge Soler, both of whom played well in their first taste of American pro baseball, make them, with Jackson, three of the top five prospects in the system. With other interesting prospects, like Dave Sappelt and Shawon Dunston Jr, there is some serious talent, much of which is still saturating the low levels of the system. For the time being, it is interesting to wonder about what an Almora, Jackson, Soler outfield will look like…because it won't be a reality for a few years. For now, we'll get to watch a Soriano, DeJesus, LaHair (or whoever else they can manage to throw out there).
There is a lot more talent in the minors now than there was 12 months ago. That is something that has to be attributed to building the organization, as opposed to trading any and all talent we can to get veteran players to win right now. There has been a lot of that over the years, leaving the cupboards pretty bare. Building it back up will take as much time and effort as it will to build the big league team into one that can consistently win. It is a good thing to have talent saturation in the minors, and at this point in time, there is much more of it than there was when Jim Hendry left the club. It is exciting, however, to watch the build-up. Seeing lower level clubs compete, like the Boise Hawks did in 2012 is a sign of talent infusion. Hopefully, the Cubs are able to build a system that can compete at all levels. No organization can have too much talent. At this point,though, it is still a work in progress.
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Review: The New Rules of War – Victory in the Age of Durable Disorder by Sean McFate
3 Star, Asymmetric, Cyber, Hacking, Odd War, Military & Pentagon Power, Power (Pathologies & Utilization), Threats (Emerging & Perennial), War & Face of Battle
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3 Stars — Company Grade Officer Dabbles as Mercenary, Earns PhD, Pens a Sophmoric Best Seller Catering to Deep State Interests
Reviewed by Robert David Steele
This book is at best a ten page article with ten cute "rules" half of which are wrong. There are some useful observations in the book but it loses a second star and drops to three because it is completely lacking on multiple fronts. There are two kinds of "strategic" authors: opportunists, and visionaries. The author falls into the first category. He has no interest in — and no idea about — making things better (nor does he have a holistic analytic model), he is simply seeking to profit from "durable disorder" and advance his career within the Deep State / Shadow Government system that promotes people like him instead of people like Col Dr. Doug Macgregor.
The ten rules:
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Review: Before Our Very Eyes – Fake Wars and Big Lies from 9/11 to Donald Trump by Thierry Meyssan
5 Star, Crime (Government), Empire, Sorrows, Hubris, Blowback, Military & Pentagon Power, Misinformation & Propaganda, Peace, Poverty, & Middle Class, Power (Pathologies & Utilization), Voices Lost (Indigenous, Gender, Poor, Marginalized), War & Face of Battle
5 Star Brilliant and unique truth telling from three points of view: Arab, French, US — an Indictment of Empire
I have been a deep admirer of the intelligence and integrity and local knowledge as well as strategic acumen of Thierry Mayssan ever since he accurately understood 9/11 as an inside job, long before I did.
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Review (Guest): Obama's Endless Wars – Fronting the Foreign Policy of the Permanent Warfare State
5 Star, Atrocities & Genocide, Crime (Government), Empire, Sorrows, Hubris, Blowback, Force Structure (Military), Military & Pentagon Power, Misinformation & Propaganda, Power (Pathologies & Utilization), Voices Lost (Indigenous, Gender, Poor, Marginalized), War & Face of Battle
Obama's Unending Wars – Fronting the Foreign Policy of the Permanent Warfare State
A Book Review
In his conclusion Kuzmarov writes,
Though packaging himself as a peace candidate, Obama ultimately proved indispensable to the military-industrial complex in his ability to sustain the illusion of humanitarian intervention and defuse anti-war activism."
Kuzmarov's thematic idea is well presented and well supported. His writing is easy to follow and each section has a clear, well written summary highlighting the ongoing message of Obama's complicity with the warfare state.
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Robert Steele @Amazon: Summary Review with Links Everything You Need to Know But Have Never Been Told by David Icke (Trump Revolution Book 40)
6 Star Top 10%, America (Anti-America), Atrocities & Genocide, Banks, Fed, Money, & Concentrated Wealth, Censorship & Denial of Access, Civil Society, Congress (Failure, Reform), Consciousness & Social IQ, Crime (Organized, Transnational), Culture, Research, Empire, Sorrows, Hubris, Blowback, Executive (Partisan Failure, Reform), Information Operations, Intelligence (Extra-Terrestrial), Intelligence (Government/Secret), Intelligence (Spiritual), Justice (Failure, Reform), Misinformation & Propaganda, Peace, Poverty, & Middle Class, Politics, Power (Pathologies & Utilization), Religion & Politics of Religion, Science & Politics of Science, Secrecy & Politics of Secrecy, Security (Including Immigration), Terrorism & Jihad, Threats (Emerging & Perennial), True Cost & Toxicity, Voices Lost (Indigenous, Gender, Poor, Marginalized), War & Face of Battle
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This is a summary review of a 741 page book that is so very important, so comprehensive, that I feel compelled to go far past my normal 4-6 page review and offer the enlightened and skeptical readers a 40 page summary with quotes and links.
My INTENT is to inspire purchase of the book even if only to browse multiple chapters. David Icke has produced a master work. The index alone is an education. I am the author of this review and have previously published it free online at https://phibetaiota.net, my personal blog. I have given myself permission to republish this as a Kindle for the convenience of those who love Kindle.
There are three kinds of holistic thinking: secular, ecological, and cosmic. With the exception of David Icke I know of no one, anywhere, who actually thinks holistically at all three levels (I fall short at the cosmic level).
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Review: A Politics of Love by Marianne Williamson with Additional Links
6 Star Top 10%, America (Founders, Current Situation), Best Practices in Management, Capitalism (Good & Bad), Civil Society, Complexity & Resilience, Congress (Failure, Reform), Consciousness & Social IQ, Crime (Government), Decision-Making & Decision-Support, Democracy, Disease & Health, Economics, Education (General), Education (Universities), Empire, Sorrows, Hubris, Blowback, Executive (Partisan Failure, Reform), Justice (Failure, Reform), Leadership, Nature, Diet, Memetics, Design, Peace, Poverty, & Middle Class, Power (Pathologies & Utilization), True Cost & Toxicity, Values, Ethics, Sustainable Evolution, Voices Lost (Indigenous, Gender, Poor, Marginalized), War & Face of Battle, Water, Energy, Oil, Scarcity
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Marianne Williamson, A Politics of Love: A Handbook for a New American Revolution (HarperOne, 2019)
6 Stars – The Only Authentic Democratic Candidate
This is a six page summary review of a political-cultural-economic-social transformation that is both needed and possible, by the one person seeking the Democratic nomination for the presidency who appears authentic, inclusive, and truthful. Links to free online supporting documentation for the author's radically humanistic and deeply spiritual proposals are included in the formal review. An additional five pages of links and one paragraph extracts are appended to give the reader easy access to a range of mass media depictions of the author that range from angelic to whacko.
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7 Star Top 1%, America (Anti-America), Atrocities & Genocide, Banks, Fed, Money, & Concentrated Wealth, Censorship & Denial of Access, Civil Society, Congress (Failure, Reform), Consciousness & Social IQ, Crime (Organized, Transnational), Culture, Research, Empire, Sorrows, Hubris, Blowback, Executive (Partisan Failure, Reform), Information Operations, Intelligence (Extra-Terrestrial), Intelligence (Government/Secret), Intelligence (Spiritual), Intelligence (Wealth of Networks), Justice (Failure, Reform), Misinformation & Propaganda, Peace, Poverty, & Middle Class, Politics, Power (Pathologies & Utilization), Religion & Politics of Religion, Science & Politics of Science, Secrecy & Politics of Secrecy, Security (Including Immigration), Terrorism & Jihad, Threats (Emerging & Perennial), True Cost & Toxicity, Voices Lost (Indigenous, Gender, Poor, Marginalized), War & Face of Battle
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David Icke, Everything You Need to Know But Have Never Been Told (David Icke Books, 2018). 750 pages.
6 Star: Measured Revelation on the War Between Humanity and the Satanic Deep State
While this book is a monster to read at 741 pages, it is most ably put together with eighteen chapters that I will summarize individually, each chapter liberally illustrated with graphics from his epic personal appearances that are now intellectual and spiritual "rock star" events. If the Pope worshiping Satan on Easter Sunday is the pinnacle of evil, then David Icke saying "We are One – BE the God Particle" is the cosmic "absolute good" and alternative to the evil represented by the Zionists, the Vatican, and the varied secret societies who thrive on chaos, on war, on human suffering and human trafficking, on fear & hate energy.
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Review: Caught In Between by His Grace Riah Abu El-Assal Former Bishop of Jerusalem and the Middle East
5 Star, Biography & Memoirs, Civil Society, Country/Regional, Crime (Government), Culture, Research, Empire, Sorrows, Hubris, Blowback, Insurgency & Revolution, Justice (Failure, Reform), Misinformation & Propaganda, Peace, Poverty, & Middle Class, Power (Pathologies & Utilization), Religion & Politics of Religion, Security (Including Immigration), Truth & Reconciliation, Values, Ethics, Sustainable Evolution, Voices Lost (Indigenous, Gender, Poor, Marginalized), War & Face of Battle
5 Stars A Bishop Bears Witness in Palestine
Riah Abu El-Assal
From God's lips to my ears. His Grace is both an Arab and a Christian whose life over several generations has been defined, on the one hand, by the love of God and on the other by the perfidy of the Zionists looting and destroying Palestine, and now including Jerusalem, a corpus separatum by any rational understanding.
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Review: The Failure of America's Foreign Wars
4 Star, Atrocities & Genocide, Banks, Fed, Money, & Concentrated Wealth, Congress (Failure, Reform), Crime (Corporate), Crime (Government), Empire, Sorrows, Hubris, Blowback, Executive (Partisan Failure, Reform), Justice (Failure, Reform), Military & Pentagon Power, Misinformation & Propaganda, Politics, Power (Pathologies & Utilization), War & Face of Battle
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Right Idea, Wrong Title — All Wars Are A Huge Success for the Bankers
I received this book as part of my registration for a 3 June 2017 conference on the Deep State, and I have the same problem with the book that I had with the conference: the author's don't "get" that every war is a massive success for the Rothschilds, the Vatican, the City of London, Wall Street, and the banks that fund all sides in every war. The bankers and the Khazarian mafia that uses the Freemasons (most unwitting) to dominate their "world order."
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Review: Wrong Side of History
4 Star, America (Founders, Current Situation), Atrocities & Genocide, Congress (Failure, Reform), Empire, Sorrows, Hubris, Blowback, Executive (Partisan Failure, Reform), War & Face of Battle
Truthful, Useful, Good Read for Any Patriotic Citizen, May 28, 2017
Sarah Westall –whom I know from her superb Business Game Changes video series — tells it like it is in Syria. The book gives you more than just the Syrian perspective, it also illustrates how the US Government (in our name and without Article 1 Constitutional authority) is creating and aligning itself with the most brutal regimes in human history, notably Saudi Arabia and Qatar. The U.S. is at risk of creating and backing a 2nd holocaust; the entire region will be ethnically cleansed, including Christians and moderate Muslims, by Islamic extremists.
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Review: Margin of Victory – Five Battles that Changed the Face of Modern War
5 Star, Force Structure (Military), War & Face of Battle
Col Dr Doug Macgregor
Speaking Truth to Power — Senator McCain Agrees, the Flag Officers Do Not
Margin of Victory is a hugely important book that should be required reading in all of the war colleges, as well as all national security programs in political science and international relations courses across the country.
In sailboat racing the race is often won or lost before the boat ever hits the water. If the hull is not perfectly formed; perfectly painted; and perfectly clean before it gears up, then the boat starts with an automatic embedded penalty factor – it goes slower. What the author has done with this book is demonstrate that wars are won or lost 10-20 years before they are fought, based on whether the nation-state devises an effective grand strategy and properly develops a balanced approach to organization, technology and human capital, with human capital being most important.
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KINDLE: Reflections on The People's Army, The Constitution, & Grand Strategy – What Nobody – Least of All Clinton or Trump – Wants to Talk About…
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The People's Army – the Continental Army rooted in home-spun militias – was formed and fought and won a war before the U.S. Constitution was written and signed in 1787. The Constitution – and the Republic – exist because the People's Army, the Continental Army led by George Washington – leveraged the twin advantages of a righteous cause and home court to eject what was then the greatest imperial power on the planet. Of the 55 men attending the Constitutional Convention, at least 29 served in the Continental Army, most of them in positions of command. Understanding the relationship between the people from whom the early militias were drawn, the Army, and the Constitution, is essential to evaluating where we fall short today.
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Worth a Look: Tragedy & Hope 101
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The information contained in this book contradicts nearly everything you've been led to believe about democracy and "representative government."
Based on the groundbreaking research of respected historian Carroll Quigley, Tragedy and Hope 101 reveals an unimaginably devious political system, skillfully manipulated by a handful of elite, which is undermining freedom and democracy as we know it. The goal of those who control the system, in Quigley's own words, is to dominate "all habitable portions of the world." Using deception, theft, and violence, they have achieved more toward this goal than any rulers in human history.
However, the Information Age is quickly derailing their plans. The immorality of their system, and those who serve it, has become nearly impossible to hide. Awareness and resistance are growing…Tragedy is yielding to hope.
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Underwater Tonga volcano triggers alert
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After a submarine volcano near Tonga erupted and a large wave struck the island's kingdom, tsunami warnings were issued in much of the South Pacific.
A huge eruption of Hunga Tonga Hunga Ha'apai volcano on Saturday caused a tsunami in Tonga.
Local media on the island chain reported heavy rains of ash, floods of property, and disruption of telephone and power connections, but the extent of devastation was unknown until late at night.
The Bureau of Meteorology said a 1.2-meter tsunami was observed in Nuku'alofa, the capital of Tonga.
An island business news site reported that police and military convoys had moved Tupou VI in Tonga from a palace near the coast.
He was one of the many inhabitants heading to the hills.
Satellite images showed a huge eruption, a mushroom-rising ash, steam, and gas eruption over the blue Pacific Ocean.
The New Zealand Defense Force has said it is monitoring the situation in Tonga and is ready to assist if requested by the government, but so far no request has been made, according to Radio New Zealand.
An Australian government spokesperson said an initial assessment is underway and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is working to ensure that Australians in Tonga are safe and responsible.
"Tonga is part of our Pacific family and our idea lies throughout the community dealing with the effects of volcanic eruptions and tsunamis," a spokesman said in a statement.
"The Prime Minister and Foreign Minister are monitoring the situation, and Australia is ready to support Tonga on request," he said.
Authorities across the Pacific, including Samoa, Fiji and New Zealand, have issued tsunami warnings, warning people to stay away from coastal areas due to strong and unusual currents and possible unpredictable surges.
"People in or near the sea should get out of the water, away from beaches and coastal areas, and away from ports, rivers and estuaries," the New Zealand National Emergency Management Agency warned.
Hauraki Gulf Weather recorded a 71-centimeter wave on Great Barrier Island near Auckland after the eruption.
The volcano is located about 2000 kilometers northeast of New Zealand.
New Zealand's MetService said the device detected a pressure surge due to an eruption.
New Zealanders used social media to report that they were able to hear the eruption.
Residents of American Samoa rang church bells throughout the region as local broadcasters issued tsunami warnings and the outdoor siren warning system became unavailable.
At dawn, no damage was reported and the US-based Pacific Tsunami Warning Center canceled the warning.
According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, water may be slightly swollen in the coastal areas of Japan, but there is no damage.
According to the Tonga Meteorological Agency, the volcano also erupted on Friday, recording a small tsunami of up to 30 cm.
The volcano erupted intermittently in late December, but the eruption on Friday was about seven times stronger than the previous eruption, Tonga Geological Services said.
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James Farmer co-founded the Congress of Racial Equality in 1942. The organization aimed at "erasing the color line through methods of direct nonviolent action." CORE followed the approach used by Gandhi in India's fight for independence. This meant, as Farmer put it, "advising your adversaries or the people in power just what you were going to do, when you were going to do it, and how you were going to do it, so that everything would be open and above board." Accordingly, when he initiated the Freedom Rides in 1961 to challenge segregated bus facilities in the deep south, Farmer revealed details of CORE's plans in advance. This helped focus public attention on the Freedom Riders. It also made them vulnerable to brutal attacks by angry supporters of segregation.
View copies of his correspondence with the White House:
Letter (4/26/61) from James Farmer to President Kennedy about the upcoming Freedom Ride, "designed to forward the completion of integrated bus service and accommodations in the Deep South"-- plus attached pages identifying participants, travel itinerary and origins and purpose of Freedom Ride.
Telegram (5/14/61) from James Farmer to the President: "TODAY A GREYHOUND BUS TRAVELING FROM ATLANTA TO BIRMINGHAM WAS AMBUSHED OUTSIDE OF ANNISTON ALABAMA BY FIFTY WHITE MEN, ITS TIRES SLASHED, WINDOWS SMASHED, TEAR GAS HURLED INSIDE AND THE BUS FINALLY SET AFIRE AND GUTTED BY FLAMES."
Letter (6/20/62) from James Farmer to JFK, informing the President of plans for an upcoming campaign by CORE to eliminate segregation in facilities serving interstate travelers in private automobiles.
Telegram (9/28/62; pages 12-13 in this folder) from James Farmer to JFK, expressing support by CORE of the President's efforts to enforce federal law in Mississippi and urging him to personally escort James Meredith to his classes at the University.
Telegram (5/3/63) from James Farmer to the President deploring arrest and harsh treatment of peaceful protesters in Birmingham, Alabama.
Telegram (5/8/63) from James Farmer to JFK regarding the civil rights conflict in Birmingham: "EVEN IF GUNS OF ALABAMA SUCCEED IN QUELLING NONVIOLENT STRUGGLE IN BIRMINGHAM IT WILL RISE UP AGAIN IN PLACE AFTER PLACE UNTIL SUCH TIME AS THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OVERCOMES HIS FEAR OF SPEAKING OUT AND DECIDES TO ACT FORCEFULLY TO SECURE FREEDOM OF NEGRO AMERICANS."


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When the perfect job comes up, Charlie doesn't think twice about taking it. This is the break he's been looking for and nobody, not even the rest of his team, can persuade him otherwise.
The job means working for an old enemy and crossing the border into London. Both are risky, but Charlie has no idea how high the stakes really are. The team will have to confront their past, each other and a killer who is closer than they realize. But can they all make it out of the city alive?
"We all remember that kid in Piccadilly. That determined look he had on his face as he willed all those people to him. Just using his mind, he pulled them close then blew them all to pieces. It could be anyone. Your neighbour, your friend, your lover. Remain vigilant. Reachers are everywhere."
Border Lines is the second book in L.E. Fitzpatrick's Reachers series.
Amazon US: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N9C0VCJ/
Amazon UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01N9C0VCJ/
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Start with Book One, The Running Game
Rachel's father called it the running game. Count the exits, calculate the routes, and always be ready to run.
On the surface, Rachel is just an ordinary doctor, but she has a secret. Rachel is a Reacher, wanted by the government and the criminal underworld for her telekinetic powers.
Charlie and his brother John have a reputation for doing the impossible. But after losing his family, Charlie is a broken mess and John is barely keeping him afloat. In desperation, they take a job from a ruthless crime lord, only to discover the girl they are hunting is a Reacher… one of their own kind.
With the help of dangerous and dubious allies, can Rachel turn the game around and save herself?
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L E Fitzpatrick was born in Hull, East Yorkshire, but now lives in West Wales, with her family plus lots of dogs and cats. She manages an office, volunteers as a room steward for the National Trust and also supports independent authors as a proofreader and beta reader. She obviously has no spare time because of this, but if she did it would probably be invested in walking in the countryside and enjoying the peace and quiet.
L E Fitzpatrick published her first series Dark Waters in 2011 and is currently working on her Reacher series.
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Twitter: https://twitter.com/L_E_Fitzpatrick
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With 240 people, 87063 is the 270th most populated zip code in the state of New Mexico out of 359 zip codes. But watch out, 87063, because 87029 with 229 people and 88028 with 226 people are right behind you.
The largest 87063 racial/ethnic groups are Hispanic (75.8%) followed by White (24.2%) and Two or More (0.0%).
In 2017, the median household income of 87063 residents was $45,391. 87063 households made slightly more than 87513 households ($45,125) and 87722 households ($44,896) . However, 35.0% of 87063 residents live in poverty.
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The Long Shadow of Columbine
by Lea Wolff
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I'm a high school senior in Littleton, Colorado. I go to school about twenty minutes away from Columbine High School. Although the Columbine shooting happened 20 years ago, it still casts a shadow over our community.
On Tuesday night, Denver FBI Chief Dean Phillips gave a press conference about Sol Pais, a young woman who "expressed an infatuation with Columbine." Phillips warned that she had traveled to Denver and that she was armed. Within hours, several school districts in the Denver metro area announced that they would close the next day due to safety concerns.
Littleton Public Schools will be closed Wed. Apr 17, 2019 due to ongoing safety concerns re: a woman considered armed and dangerous in the Denver area. No activities, athletics, SACC. @CBSDenver @9NEWS @DenverChannel @KDVR @CentennialGov @CityofLittleton
— Littleton Public Schools (@LPSK12) April 17, 2019
By midday Wednesday, the FBI announced that Sol Pais was dead. It has been a whirlwind that's shaken up my local community.
We can confirm that Sol Pais is deceased. We are grateful to everyone who submitted tips and to all our law enforcement partners for their efforts in keeping our community safe.
— FBI Denver (@FBIDenver) April 17, 2019
I'm accustomed to living with Colorado's relaxed gun laws. Still, it was disturbing to think that Pais flew to my home state and legally purchased a gun from a store close to Columbine High School. Gun shop owner Josh Rayburn confirmed that he sold her a gun, but he added that she passed the background checks required to purchase a firearm.
Before Pais was located, many parents and other students expressed concern. On Facebook, I saw posts from parents who wanted to keep their children home from school the next day, regardless of whether classes were canceled. Many of us breathed a collective sigh of relief when school districts announced closures.
After school, I work part-time as a preschool teacher aid. Several hours after I arrived at work on Tuesday night, my supervisor showed me Sol Pais' picture and told my fellow coworkers that the FBI had asked citizens to be on the lookout for this person. I was afraid not just for myself, but also for the young children I watch. I instinctively scanned the classroom for potential weapons that I could use to protect the children and myself.
The next morning, I felt that I should not go out in public alone. A friend and I met at a coffee shop to study for an exam. In between practicing math problems, we discussed how crazy it was that one woman's threats could shut down so many school districts in the entire Denver metro area. We felt dazed, but sadly, I also feel desensitized to events like these.
I was born two years after the shooting at Columbine. My peers and I have come of age in an era where school shootings are the norm. In some ways, I feel that my generation is more used to the reality of gun violence than our parents. At school, we practice lockdown drills, where we turn off our classroom lights and hide in corners or behind chairs, outside the line of sight of a potential shooter. These drills seem foreign to people of older generations. Last summer, I covered an anti-gun violence rally, where a survivor of the Columbine High School shooting, Annette Haugh spoke. She questioned the lockdown drills. "Should we really be asking our children to practice for mass shootings? Enough is enough," she said. But practicing for gun violence is my reality.
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Disney Bringing 'Hunchback of Notre Dame' Musical To The U.S.
Disney has been performing incredibly at the theatrical box office lately, as its latest animated film, Frozen, continues to break records, and has already become Disney Animation's highest grossing film ever in North America. The company's theatre shows have also been posting impressive numbers, specifically The Lion King, which was the highest grossing show on Broadway in 2013. After acknowledging that a musical based on Frozen is currently in development, we now have word that another musical is on the way stateside – The Hunchback of Notre Dame!
Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz each have resumes that would blow many musicians away, but they have also collaborated several times. They worked together on the music for Enchanted, the cute live-action/animated hybrid that starred Amy Adams, but also for The Hunchback of Notre Dame, which easily has some of the darkest music and lyrics that we have seen from Disney. Above all, though, the film is packed with a great score and rousing numbers that would be entertaining to see brought to life on the stage.
The Hunchback musical actually played in Germany back in 1999 but never made it to North America. It seems, though, that the show is experiencing a bit of a resurgence. It would not be the first 90s Disney animated film to make it to the stage years later. After all, the Aladdin musical will be debuting on Broadway very soon, with previews starting in just a few weeks. Hunchback will only have a limited run in California, with less than two months of scheduled performances. That indicates that Disney is willing to test the show and experiment, as well as gauge the public's reaction. If it does well, we could very well see it make it to Broadway as well.
Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame is scheduled to play November 11-December 7 at La Jolla Playhouse, which is located in San Diego, California.
The official description of the show, provided by the La Jolla Playhouse, is below:
Mandell Weiss Theatre
Book by Peter Parnell, based on the novel by Victor Hugo
Music by Alan Menken
Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz
Directed by Scott Schwartz
Produced by special arrangement with Disney Theatrical Productions
Based on the Victor Hugo novel and featuring the Oscar-nominated score from the 1996 Disney animated classic, The Hunchback of Notre Dame is the only stage collaboration from two masters of the American musical theatre, composer Alan Menken and lyricist Stephen Schwartz. Their artistry reaches its zenith in this brand-new production that offers an intimate retelling of the famous love story.
Featuring a lush score by the multiple Academy®, Grammy® and Tony® Award-winning team of composer Alan Menken (Newsies, Little Shop of Horrors) and lyricist Stephen Schwartz (Wicked, Pippin)


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Preparing the Revolution
Teaching Activity. By Gayle Olson-Raymer.
Questions and teaching ideas for Chapter 4 of Voices of a People's History of the United States on class differences and internal dissent before and during the Revolutionary War.
Themes: Democracy & Citizenship, Social Class
In most of our history courses, students learn about brave patriots who prepared for the Revolutionary War by uniting against a tyrannical king and oppressive English laws. In this well-known story, all Americans united in opposition to England and looked to their enlightened leaders to help them in their valiant struggle for freedom. While there certainly is some truth to this version of the Revolutionary War, a more balanced interpretation includes another perspective — that of the many ordinary colonists who had grown increasingly disillusioned and angry with their unresponsive colonial leaders and did not want to engage in a war for independence designed to benefit the colonial elite.
Some of those unimportant discontented colonists turned to rebellion against their colonial governors. In Chapter 4 of A People's History, Howard Zinn includes their perspective, weaving it carefully into the more traditional story and asking questions that must be answered before we can obtain a more accurate understanding of the years prior to the Revolution. The voices in this chapter give credence to the beliefs and behaviors of those imbued with the revolutionary spirit — a spirit full of anger directed at both the colonial elite and the British Crown.
Reprinted from Teaching with Voices of a People's History of the United States, published by Seven Stories Press.
Voices of a People's History of the United States, 10th Anniversary Edition
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Speeches, letters, poems, and songs for each chapter of A People's History of the United States.
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Teaching Guide. By Gayle Olson-Raymer. 2011 (second edition). 304 pages.
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OMG! The First Person To Beat This Game Will Win 1 Bitcoin
While most games often reward gamers with digital items or unlocking achievements at the end of the game, recently, a new game has appeared which wants to go further: as it promised that it will give a bitcoin to the first player to unravel all its riddles.
While most games often reward gamers with digital items or unlocking achievements at the end of the game, a new puzzle game which was released on Tuesday (20) simply wants to go further: as it promised that it will give a bitcoin to the first player to unravel all its riddles.
With the suggestive name of Montecrypto: The Bitcoin Enigma, the first-person exploration game contains "24 complex puzzles," according to its Steam page. Players can share the discovered clues or, if they prefer, leave false clues to delay or disrupt their opponents by treasure hunting.
Montecrypto: The Bitcoin Enigma was released for $4.49, but until next Tuesday (27) can be bought for $2.69 thanks to a generous launch discount. Until the publication of this article, the game already counts on almost 2,500 players, according to the site SteamCharts.
Considering its value, the first player to finish Montecrypto can receive a nice prize, since 1 bitcoin is costing more than $10607.97 in the current quotation. After that, the game can continue to be played, but without the prize for who completes it, and with the steps and clues of who managed to unravel the mystery first and can be visualized in the game itself.
According to the official site of the game, one of the inspirations for the creation of Montecrypto: The Bitcoin Enigma came from the French treasure-hunting book On the Trail of the Golden Owl, published in 1993. Anyone who discovered their tips and solved their puzzles would get the location of a gold owl statue buried by one of the authors of the book. However, still today the golden owl was not found.
To increase the mystery, developers will only reveal their identities when the winner receives their prize. According to them, the game does not use your PC to mine bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency.
So, what do you think about this game and its prize? Simply share all your views and thoughts in the comment section below.


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HomeStage: Peter DuBois and Benjamin Krug
By WXXI News • Nov 27, 2020
Originally published on November 24, 2020 8:12 am
In this edition of HomeStage, we'll visit a different kind of home.
Peter DuBois is the director of music and organist at Third Presbyterian Church in Rochester. They have been streaming their Sunday services online since March.
Benjamin Krug has been playing with the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra for 13 seasons.
Watch them perform "A Song Without Words" by Craig Phillips, an alumnus of the Eastman School of Music.
Peter DuBois
Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra
HomeStage: Erin Hannigan
By editor • Nov 17, 2020
This HomeStage performance comes all the way from the Lone Star State.
Oboist Erin Hannigan is a graduate of the Eastman School of Music and she played in the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra. Now she's the principal oboist with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra.
Erin loves animals and has always had rescue dogs. But she wanted to do more. She and photographer Teresa Berg joined forces to create Artists for Animals. They have raised tens of thousands of dollars for animal shelters in northern Texas, with concerts, galas, community outreach, and even cute calendars.
One secret about Erin: Even though she's a dog lover, she also rescued a Siamese kitten named Gabby.
On this week's HomeStage, she performs a piece called "Jimson Weed," composed by Alyssa Morris.
HomeStage: Yi-Wen Chang
Pianist Yi-Wen Chang is a sensitive and thoughtful musician who is one of the teachers at The Hochstein School.
She performs around the world as a soloist and concert pianist and she's a regular favorite on the Live from Hochstein lunchtime concert series.
Here she performs two original compositions, written during the pandemic shutdowns.
HomeStage: Womba Africa
By WXXI News • Oct 13, 2020
Drum and dance group Womba Africa's name means "We are coming," as in, We are coming to you with something new, something exciting. Get ready.
The group faced multiple obstacles to come from Ghana, and they have a vision to promote West African music and culture and to empower indigenous cultural groups to also share their heritage through preforming arts.
HomeStage: Duo Purla
By WXXI News • Sep 10, 2020
Shannon Reilly and Tom Torrisi are Duo Purla, and they miss performing live. They've done virtual performance, and they're doing another one...here on HomeStage. This song is a collaboration with Buffalo-based composer Edgar Girtain.


Always considering the needs of families, Hale-Sarver opened The Hale House, an elegant three bedroom, with lounge, two-bath, bed and breakfast that comfortably sleeps six. Situated adjacent to the funeral home, it offers convenient, overnight accommodations to family members from out of town.
A home away from home, The Hale House, completed in the fall of 2000, was built to give families of Hale-Sarver Family Funeral Home a convenient, reliable place to stay. It's a difficult enough time, without having to search for a comfortable, close-by place to rest.
This home offers a very nostalgic, historical feel, reminiscent of the original Hale-Sarver home.


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Counted Corpse (Stitches In Crime Book 4)
byACF Bookens
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Nikkib
5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic cozy mystery, well worth reading...
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 16 October 2021
I've read all the books in this series which are available, now I have to wait for the next one to be released in a few weeks! Good thing the latest book in ACF Bookens other great series, St Marins cozy mystery series has just been released.
Paisley Sutton is a single Mum to Sawyer, she has her own business in architectural salvage with an interest in local history and the genealogy which accompanies it, and she's in a relationship with the towns' Sheriff, Santiago Shifflett. She has a great circle of friends including Best Friend, Mika (owner of the yarn store); Mary (local church historian); Mrs Stephenson (retired accountant and Mika's part-time assistant) and Saul (Mika's Uncle and owner of the local demolition team, also Paisleys right hand man). Each of these people play a key role in solving this, and other mysteries.
The Bethel Church is being extended, by way of demolishing the Manse next to it; as Paisley is a member of the congregation, she is asked if she'll salvage 3 or 4 key items for the Church, the rest she can have. Whilst doing this, she and Mary find a stack of hidden journals which point to the fact the Manse may well be built on a Monacan burial site.
If the journals are true, it becomes imperative that the site needs protection as it will need excavating by archaeologists. When it's discovered that the author of the journals died suddenly, is there a murder to solve too?
As the story progresses, we find out more about the plantation houses in the town, and the people who own, and who work in them. Additionally, by way of the genealogy Paisley does, we find how several families are linked generations before, which present day members of those families know nothing about. It's as much of a history book as a cozy mystery.
I thoroughly and completely enjoyed this book, each book in this series betters the last and I'm so looking forward to the next one.
Whilst each book is a standalone mystery, the books are best read in order to preserve continuity of the characters.
If you like this series then I highly recommended the St Marins cozy mystery series by the same author.
Zalewski Valerie
5.0 out of 5 stars Best yet
Reviewed in France on 5 September 2021
I would love to be able to give an extra star or two. I like both the St Marins series and the counted cross stitch series, but I absolutely loved this latest cross stitch book.
In this series there is actually very little about cross stitch, but so much about other activities. The information given is always interesting and very useful if the subject is new to the reader. My knowledge of the American Civil War comes from history lessons in school and some general reading. But, as a Brit, I have very little direct knowledge. This book is fascinating in the description given of the situation between the Native American communities, the enslaved population and the slave owners and how the tensions arising from such situations can lead to consequences in our modern world. I had very little idea of the looting of Indian burial grounds. I suppose that I shouldn't be surprised as this has happened all over the world with various civilisations. But I had no idea that it was so widespread. The racial tensions were much easier to understand as they still exist in many countries today unfortunately. Do not misunderstand me. The book is not out to preach sermons or give history lessons. However it does give a lesson in civilised behaviour, kindness and understanding between communities. The main characters were, as usual, very likeable. But a lot of the added charm of this book was the depth of the new characters. You want to get to know them and understand where they come from.
This is the best book yet in a very good series.
5.0 out of 5 stars Another Great Book in the Series
A really twisty turny plot in this the 4th book of the Stitches in Crime cozy series. Loving this author and her well crafted stories. Get the book...you won't be sorry!
navygirl
5.0 out of 5 stars Again...Didn't Know Who Dunnit Until The Very End! And Never Had A Clue Of Who It Was!
Reviewed in the United States on 2 September 2021
This book like every book in this series & the St Marin's series are books that reach out & grab you by the collar & drag you into the book until you finish! Just the right amount of family love, romance, questions, intrigue, friends & suspense all wrapped up in one! The books are not too long, the characters DON'T keep repeating the same info to ad nauseam, BUT instead new clues are added to keep the story moving along & my interest piqued! Two things that might need attention. I noticed at times that when you were talking about Levi, you typed in Nick's name & when you were talking about Saw, you typed in Saul. I know with their names being simular & your mind racing as your creating, these substitutions happen. It's just a little confusing & makes me have to stop reading to figure out, OH that's a typo!...LOL! But other than that, the book was so Totally Awesome! Thank you so much for sharing you gift of writing with us!
5.0 out of 5 stars What an intense mystery!
I found myself turning pages as fast as I could while reading this mystery. I love historical mysteries, and what Paisley and friends uncover while on a salvage job in an old church is QUITE the mystery indeed. Lots of twists and turns in this one, and I totally didn't see the culprit coming. If you like a tight band of characters, a typical cozy setting, social justice, history, cross stitch and yarn stores, you'll like these books.
Jill DeBellis
5.0 out of 5 stars Uncovering the truth of the past
I love history and this story was about the past and secrets that still were part of the present.
Uncovering diaries written by a past pastor's wife and what she knew about the people of the community lead to her death. All the talk about families and family trees makes me what to research my family. What secrets does the family trees of the town hold and why does it still need to be protected.
Blackfootviking
5.0 out of 5 stars Fun read
Love this book. This ancestral search for truth is woven into the everyday life of Paisley, a single Mom trying to make sense of the world around her. Uncovering one clue after another she unravels the mysteries hidden in generations past with the help of her local sheriff boyfriend, irrepressible young son Sawyer and a rich cast of characters. This Book 4 in what will be a 6 book series had me falling in love even deeper with the characters and I can't wait for Book 5!
ladybugtrekker
5.0 out of 5 stars New ACF bookens series :)
Love this author's characterizations. Wonderful stories and a new idea... architectural salvage with a diverse of history
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Veteran off-spinner Harbhajan Singh remains excluded in the squad for the Test series in australia because the selectors have selected up Pragyan Ojha and R Ashwin because the spinners within the 17-man group. Medium-pacer Praveen Kumar can also be came back for that squad as opposed to leg-spinner Rahul Sharma, as his performance may well be a key role for that Indian team in australia. However, coach and selectors put potential improvement within the team although getting practice with cricket bowling machine. Australia's pitches won't be the same with in comparison to Indian low scoring out fields and so, the practice through cricket bowling machine will be the great option for individuals players. The primary reason behind this latest squad can it be includes eight specialist batsmen, two wicketkeeper batsmen, five fast bowlers and two spinners because the selectors have provided much importance to improvise its bowling system.
Kris Srikkanth, the chairman of India's selectors pointed out in regards to the brand-new team, "Zaheer might have more than a couple of Ranji Trophy matches. Then when he's fully match-fit and the situation is fine, he'll join the medial side. He might also choose they as when [they leaves] he'd have performed a few matches."
MS Dhoni, the India captain, pointed out in regards to the brand-new squad for the Australia tour, "Zaheer testing his fitness within the Ranji game for Mumbai against Orissa may be advantageous for your player along with the team. He gives his 100%. But if you wish to undergo rehab it should be done perfectly. We're wishing that he's 100% fit for the Australia series. Once he plays an initial-class game that can help judge to some degree the strategies by they feels."
Mr. Srikkanth further pointed out when it comes to this, "Regrettably, we're not able to allow it to be [not picking Harbhajan] because the team selects itself. In Australia, you can't have an overabundance of than two spinners. Pragyan Ojha and Ashwin execute a congratulations. Frequently it might be misfortune and sometimes people lose out. I know everybody has their unique space and time to return. We've chosen really balanced side. We've taken everything into consideration, including fitness and Australian conditions. For me personally today whether this team can beat Australia in australia, I'd say I am very confident. We must beat Australia in australia within the Test series. Our batsman come in form, our bowlers come in form. So just about everyone has kinds of bowlers. We've fast bowlers, medium-fast bowlers, we've swing bowlers, spinners – left-arm and offspin."
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The prospect that you or a loved one may require 24-hour nursing care can leave you with a lot of concerns. There is help available, though. Before you choose a 24-hour nursing care center, it's a good idea to address some of the common questions people have. How Will It Be Paid For? Every state has programs set up through both Medicare and Medicaid that are intended to ensure that folks who require 24-hour nursing care will be able to get it.
Living an independent life is something that many people have the pleasure of doing. There is no greater feeling than having the ability to take care of yourself without having to call on loved ones to assist with anything. However, it is natural for all or a portion of independence to be lost after becoming a senior system. The reason why is because the body begins to fall into bad shape, which sometimes happens sooner for some senior systems than others.
Now that your child is back at school, you are going to need to approach health a little differently than you did during the summer. During the fall, your child will be spending a lot of time inside with other children, exposing them to germs. Your child may also not be getting the same level of exercise that they did during the summer. There are proactive steps you can take to make sure that your child's immune system stays strong and they stay healthy throughout the fall.
New healthcare workers are often required to go through a variety of health tests to ensure that they aren't at risk of giving their patients any diseases. Just as importantly, they are vaccinated to ensure that they don't catch anything unexpectedly. If you are starting your first healthcare job and are worried about the high risk of hepatitis C infection common in the field, you should visit a walk-in clinic right away to learn more about vaccination.
Keeping a healthy or ideal body weight is one task, but having the desired shape and aesthetic is another. Many people have certain body parts they dislike because they cannot achieve their desired physique through diet and exercise alone. Fortunately, CoolSclupting is an option to reach your body goals. You Need An Alternative To Liposuction For many people, CoolSculpting provides a less invasive and more affordable approach to body contouring than liposuction.
If you have decided to get Lasik eye surgery, you should learn everything you can about it before you have the surgery. This will help you feel much better because you will know what to expect. To help you, below is information about three types of Lasik eye surgery. 1. Traditional Lasik Eye Surgery The most common type of Lasik eye surgery is the type where the eye doctor cuts a flap on the first layer of the cornea using a special blade.
Heart attacks are serious medical issues that nobody expects they will have to face, and yet thousands of seniors experience heart attacks each year. No matter how frightened you are by a heart attack, recovery is possible. So is prevention. Pay close attention to this guide to learn more about preventing and handling heart attacks. Heart attacks kill a significant number of seniors each year. Fortunately, you may be able to take some steps to reduce your risk of facing heart attack or even improve your chances of a speedy recovery.
If you have diabetes, then you have too much glucose in your blood. Too much glucose leads to serious health concerns. You can develop kidney disease and failure, lose limbs and develop heart disease. Diabetes is also one of the leading causes of new blindness in the United States. It causes eye problems like diabetic macular edema (DME), which affects the blood vessels in your eyes. If you do not get an eye disease treatment, then you can lose all or some of your sight.


I was told I would receive a 3 month ramp up period with training and that was not the case. After 2 weeks of watching videos and reading presentations I was thrown immediate thrown into a front and center client facing role.
No room for growth, company unsure of which direction it wanted to go. Great co-workers and fun out of office events. A lot of internal complaining about direction of company.
Company is growing, and employees contribute to an amazing culture. With major changes to the company, upper management is not doing a good job with keeping current employees happy. A lot of politics involved with trying to progress in your career.
A typical day at work is very stressful and this is the hardest part of the job. Extremely competitive environment.
Great company, excellent benefits and very professional. Although it is a very corporate place, they know how to have fun.
Free Lunches once a week, Summer Fridays Off program, Great Benefits: Medical, Dental, 401K, etc.
Worked with a solid team of coworkers who enjoy their role and responsibilities. The collaborative team members made it easy to manage and meet goals.
hardest part of the job. dealing with micromanagers. not all teams.
Firstly, I will say that Xaxis does a wonderful job of nurturing young talent and turning it into a long-term investment. The hierarchy of management typically allows for easy access to superiors without having too many other people in the way.
However, their new merger left a lot of people in positions they were not suited for, which left many of the younger employees with superiors who knew little to nothing about what their underlings' jobs included. The talent settles at the bottom, while the higher-ups tend to be acquisitions from other companies, and they don't always do the best job of illustrating specific business plans.
Xaxis is a great brand overall and their products are the best in the business. Their quality control is superb and I got to work closely with tech support and account management, both of which did wonderful, thoughtful, thorough work. The client is at the top of the totem pole and everyone in the company combines efforts to make them happy. I worked in an environment in which I could truly be proud of the work I did.
Ask a question about working or interviewing at Xaxis. Our community is ready to answer.
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Dateline, July 5, 2018 – masterIT today announced the company took home the Datto Hall of Fame award at the sixth annual DattoCon, Datto's annual partner conference. DattoCon has become one of the largest events in North America for Managed Service Providers (MSPs) and the Golden Datto awards are presented each year to the best of the best among Datto's partner community. This year, the awards were given across nine categories recognizing a range of talented, world-class MSPs.
This award recognizes those that have been an active partner with Datto since its early days, for their loyalty and long-term partnership. Each year Datto recognizes those that have been with us, and stuck with us as our company grew to the industry leader we are today. Partners chosen for this award will be those with the earliest sign on date, that have maintained an Enterprise or Blue status in Datto's Global Partner Program.
masterIT provides wall-to-wall technology services for organizations in the Mid-South. The company's services include Cloud, Mobility and Technology Consulting utilizing proactive monitoring and management; business security; 24×7 end-user help desk services; on-site engineering support; and financial services. The managed service provider also developed IT-as-a-Utility™, a revolutionary methodology in which information technology infrastructure is provided and refreshed on premise and in the cloud as part of the service. To learn more, visit www.master-IT.com.
At Datto, our mission is to empower the world's small and medium sized businesses with the best in enterprise-level technology. We do it by equipping our unique community of Managed Service Provider partners with the right products, tools and knowledge to allow each and every customer to succeed. It's an approach that's made us the world's leading provider of MSP delivered IT solutions. Datto is headquartered in Norwalk, CT, with offices worldwide.


In light of postcolonial and feminist criticism, it has become good form for scholars to "locate themselves" with regard to their subject matter by laying out their values and presuppositions to the extent possible. Because supposedly "objective" or "neutral" scholarship often reflects hegemonic interests, this practice ideally brings self-awareness about the discourses we carry into the hermeneutical process. Postcolonial discourse since Edward Said's Orientalism (1978) instructs that if Western academics are to continue representing the so-called East, they must at least acknowledge the dominance of Western and Christian presuppositions in this scholarly tradition.
Roberts, Michelle Voss (2009) "Response to Rambachan's "The Advaita Worldview" and Thatamanil's "The Immanent Divine"," Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies: Vol. 22, Article 5.


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require 'busted'
require 'loxy.callback'

describe('testing callback functionality', function()

  it('should handle direct function', function()
    local val = 0
    cb = callback(function(v) val = v end)
    cb:invoke(3)
    assert.is.equal(val, 3)
  end)

  it('should handle mt __call invoke', function()
    local val = 0
    cb = callback(setmetatable({}, {__call = function(t, v) val = v end}))
    cb:invoke(4)
    assert.is.equal(val, 4)
  end)

  it('should handle table + function as object invocation', function()
    local c = {
      new = function(x)
        return {
          x = x,
          set = function(self, v) self.x = v end,
        }
      end
    }
    o = c.new(5)
    assert.is.equal(o.x, 5)

    cb = callback(o, o.set)
    cb:invoke(8)
    assert.is.equal(o.x, 8)

    cb = callback(o.set, o)
    cb:invoke(9)
    assert.is.equal(o.x, 9)

    cb = callback(o, 'set')
    cb:invoke(10)
    assert.is.equal(o.x, 10)

    cb = callback('set', o)
    cb:invoke(11)
    assert.is.equal(o.x, 11)
  end)

  it('should handle syntax sugar invoke', function()
    local val = 0
    cb = callback(function(v) val = v end)
    cb(3)
    assert.is.equal(val, 3)
  end)

end)

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