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Learning to build, building to learn — a conversation with Gilder's Noah Drabinsky
Noah Drabinsky started 2021 as a "crypto newbie", and six months later, won an award for his iOS app, Gilder, which makes participating in DAOs on mobile easier than ever. In conversation with Nation, Noah recounts the journey — and his future plans.
Noah Drabinsky entered 2021 without any Web3 experience. 6 months later, he took home third place in Solana's Riptide Hackathon with Gilder, an app that makes it easy to participate in DAOs from your phone.
Needless to say, very few people who enter Web3 can create an award-winning app within six months. In conversation with NATION, Noah recounts the journey — and his future plans.
Elle: Thank you so much for speaking with me today. Let's start from the top. What brought you to Web3?
Noah: I was working at a few startups as a front-end developer. First, Floify, a mortgage lending and automation platform. Then Formstack, where we built workplace productivity solutions.
I started hearing more about Bitcoin and Ethereum organically, through Twitter or the news. Nobody came to me and told me about Web3. There was no "aha" moment I can look back on. In fact, I was skeptical.
But in 2020, I started to understand a deeper movement underneath this obfuscated thing called Web3.
Centralized internet infrastructure, during the pandemic especially, became too powerful — and often against the wishes of the community it was supposed to serve. Social networks, of all sorts, were censoring left and right, deciding who and what should get coverage. 2020, on so many accounts, was a mess of misinformation and manipulation. By big tech, by governments, and often...by software.
The pandemic instilled in me an appreciation for the undercurrent that powers Web3: make the infrastructure of our internet more decentralized, and thus make it better for the world.
Since so much of our society runs online, Web3's impact on transparency and data creates a whole new ballgame where the community takes back ownership of this internet we so dearly love.
DAOs, specifically, are the perfect embodiment of this. They are transparent, decentralized, and driven by community — but their purpose surpasses currency. They are the corner of crypto where people go to pursue a passion — and you have to be passionate. People aren't starting DAOs because they're bored — we're too early for that. If you're here, and you're building, you've got a goal in mind. You can sense that everyone here is excited, has an idea, and believes in it wholeheartedly. Once I entered that environment, there was no turning back.
So, I hit the gas and got to work on Gilder.
Elle: "Hit the gas" is right. In six months, you've gone from being a self-proclaimed "nooby", to winning $50k+ worth of prizes in the Solana ecosystem for your software. Tell me more about that.
honestly, I'm pretty nooby at crypto but I think sometimes a fresh outlook into an industry can be a competitive advantage because you see things different than the status quo and I'm really excited to try my hand at creating something awesome
— dawggydawg (@dawggy_dawg) October 2, 2021
@gilderxyz WON 3RD!!!!! AND @grapeprotocol prize!!! HYPE LEVELS ARE OUT OF HERE https://t.co/oqPXGbAF4q
— dawggydawg (@dawggy_dawg) April 13, 2022
Noah: It was a challenge. Not necessarily because of the build itself — I just felt really stupid all the time.
As we all know, learning about Web3 is difficult in the beginning. I would hear about different decentralized organizations, governance structures, and tooling — none of it made sense to me. I started thinking, "am I just not smart enough for this?"
I was terrified to ask questions in Discord, afraid that I would be laughed off the chatroom for something I said.
I would go to Twitter to find answers, only to realize that everyone has a different opinion on how things should work — most of which I disagreed with.
That's when I realized, the best way to learn is to build. So, I just started messing around.
When I looked into them it was a confusing jumble to me. I would read tons of blog posts, twitter threads and articles about what a DAO even is. I'd always come out with a vague idea of it but not really *get* it and I feel like a lot of people are in a similar boat as me.
Noah Drabinsky on DAO UX
I experimented with a few ideas, and all of them centered around making DAOs easier to interact with. I thought, "I can't be the only person not getting this." So, there must be a market out there for people who understand the value of DAOs, but can't extract that value because there are too many obstacles in the way.
I wasn't trying to create the solution, I was just trying to make DAOs more approachable. That's when I came up with the idea for Gilder. I wanted people to interact with the community, create proposals, and vote on changes, all in one interface. And since I am on my phone all the time, I figured it would be nice to focus on mobile. You shouldn't have to lug around your laptop to participate.
Then, I was scrolling through Twitter one day and I saw someone mention the Solana Hackathon. It felt like the perfect storm. I was already building this software to learn more about the ecosystem — might as well enter it into a Solana Hackathon.
I told my wife that, if I won at least $50k from this competition, I would quit my day job to work on Gilder full-time. God bless her because she gave me her full support. She even posted about Gilder on social media, dealing with the onslaught of confusing messages from friends and family asking, "what the hell is Solana?"Eventually, it all paid off.
I won third place, walked away with a little more than $50k, and finally quit that day job. Suffice it to say, I was pretty excited.
I AM GONNA QUIT MY JOB ROFL
After that, I started to go full speed. Not only did I need to figure out how DAOs worked, I needed to figure out how I thought they should work. With so many definitions of DAOs swirling around in the ecosystem, it's up to each builder to define it by themselves. That's the beauty of this environment, and being such an early member of it — everything is up for grabs.
Elle: And what about you? How do you define DAOs?
Noah: DAOs are the best way for people to engage and earn value from the internet. If that sounds like an oversimplified answer — good.
The idea of digital money is already overwhelming for people. Now we've added decentralization, proposals, and tokenomics to the table. It's not newcomer friendly. If it were up to me, I would strip away the unnecessary novelties that DAOs are known for — starting with the "structureless" framework.
I don't think so. Okay, so if the flat structure part wasn't really valuable then what made dao's useful?
In a DAO, everyone is responsible for decision-making. Everyone must submit a proposal if they'd like to use DAO funds, and everyone must vote to approve that action. That's good because it gives everyone a voice. But at the same time, it's an overwhelming, unfamiliar, and sluggish way to work.
In the real world, when we receive funding for a project, we don't ask for permission every single time we spend. We just start moving. DAOs could benefit from the speed and ease of that same framework.
Let's say there's a community of filmmakers, and someone pitches an amazing script. The DAO can say, "Here's ten thousand dollars. Use it on what you need." Everything is on-chain. Everything is transparent. And the DAO can take action if something goes awry. They shouldn't need to submit a proposal and wait for approval every time they want to get to work.
That structure feels a lot more familiar. It's a lot easier for people to understand. And it doesn't rely on the entire community to read and respond to every change. As someone who hates bureaucracy and meetings, I don't see the value of voting on things I don't care about. Nobody is hardwired to remember every change, get excited about every detail, and involve themselves in every decision.
If it were up to me, DAOs would become a communal spending account for users. If someone has a great idea, we fund it and let them lead the way. Of course, we can continue to vote and submit proposals when we are searching for advice or feedback — but it's not required every time we want to get things off the ground.
Elle: Interesting. Why did you choose to start building on Solana?
Noah: When I scrolled through Solana's Twitter, the first thing I thought was, "these memes are unmatched."
It sounds stupid, but that stuff matters. The community powers everything.
Everyone expects you to talk about how it's faster, it's cheaper — and that's true. There are a lot of techy conversations that smart people can have. But I'm still new to this. I don't know enough about the tech to talk about it. All I know is, when I came to Web3 looking for a place to build, I also came looking for the right people to build with.
Surrounding yourself with people who match your energy, get excited about the same things, and are genuinely rooting for your success is so important. It keeps you on track. It helps you stay motivated. And it makes you want to wake up every day and get back to work.
The positive vibes of the crypto community wanna make me build all night long
Not everyone is an engineer. Not everyone knows about blockchain. And quite frankly, not everyone cares. If we keep up the narrative that DAOs are designed for tech wizards and computer nerds, we'll never see their full potential.
Sometimes, it's enough for something to be fun — for someone to join a community because they made friends there. Or, in my case, because they like the memes.
That's the spirit of DAOs, anyway — finding people and projects to have fun with.
Elle: Now that you found those people, what are your favorite things about building alongside them?
Noah: When the community sees a problem, they don't just bring it to someone else's attention. They work to fix it. Everyone here wants to make something better than what it was before.
The best way I have been able to explain this in the past is with a quote by Antoine de St Exupery:
"If you want to build a ship, don't drum up the men to gather wood, divide the work, and give orders. Instead, teach them to yearn for the vast and endless sea."
Everyone in this ecosystem is yearning for something — whether it be a decentralized future, a social interaction, or a solution to their struggles. We are creating DAOs for a reason.
It's easy to sit back and say, "things are not how I want them to be." Unfortunately, that's precisely what most people do. I feel extremely fortunate that I was able to escape that mindset and dive down this rabbit hole to discover a world where everyone is trying to make an impact.
With this many people working to improve the world, it's bound to happen eventually, right?
At the end of the day, a lot of what drove me in the hackathon and to build this is just my gut feeling that DAOs are super important and that I *need* to build this. So I'm going to.
Elle: Right. But what about you — what are you yearning for?
Noah: I'm yearning for a future where we don't need to ask for permission to do what we love.
I quit my day job — that's not something everyone gets to do. I'm extremely fortunate to have found a way around tradition.
But with DAOs, everyone has an opportunity to choose what they want to work on. Not only is that beneficial for the people — it's beneficial for the projects. Like I said before, everyone in this ecosystem is excited about something. They came to this space in search of ways to add value. And when they find a community they love, they can't wait to get to work.
Being in love with your career is a blessing, but I am yearning for that blessing to become the norm. Thanks to DAOs, we're one step closer.
Elle: Thank you, Noah.
Noah: Thank you.


"I am glad to have this opportunity to convey my support for the 36th annual Ratha Yatra Festival and to signal the Government's strong commitment to diversity and the contribution it can make to Britain today.
We are determined to see the kind of dynamic society in which people from different ethnic, cultural and religious backgrounds can truly celebrate what we have in common as well as retaining and being proud of our distinctive identities.
I very much welcome events such as this, which will help us all to celebrate the values and benefits of diversity whilst developing a greater sense of shared values.
This festival sees different communities coming together, but also shows the positive expression of belief that is characetristic of the Krishna consciousness movement and of British Hindus more widely."


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What the Bible says about Astrology
(From Forerunner Commentary)
In this first message to mankind, Satan sows seeds of doubt as to whether God can be trusted. Satan's very first words were, "Has God indeed said. . . ?" Spoken or not, this sentiment that God is untrustworthy, and that His Word is suspect, has been a regular feature in mankind's relationship with God ever since.
The Gnostics were no exception—in fact, they are a prime example. In its most basic sense, Gnosticism is knowing, but its knowledge, while sometimes including the Word of God, does not have it as its foundation. Instead, more than what was contained in Scripture, Gnostics valued what they experienced, what elders told them, or what they learned from "angels," astrology, or chemistry (alchemy). Thus, we see elements of Gnosticism in Galatians: a mixture of "lucky days," to which they ascribed spiritual significance (part of their worship prior to conversion) and a belief, brought in by Judaizers or perhaps even an "angel" (Galatians 1:8), that justification could come by works of the law.
Judaism, though it has its roots in the Old Testament, sees God's Word through the lens of Hellenism (Greek thought) and the traditions of Jewish scholars and teachers through the centuries. The Galatian Christians gave God's Word lip service, but did not depend on it as the source of their beliefs and practices. If they had, they would not have returned to pagan "days, months, seasons, and years," nor believed that justification could ever result from good works—a concept that is read into the Old Testament, but not actually found there.
Similarly, the Colossian Christians were affected by an ascetic form of Gnosticism that included "ordinances" (KJV) or "regulations" (NKJV) that are not found in God's Word but were the commandments and doctrines of men (Colossians 2:20-23), as well as demons, the "basic principles of the world" (Colossians 2:8).
This same distrust of God's Word is readily seen in today's Catholicism and Protestantism. The Catholic Church holds that Scripture is only one of three sources from which its dogma is derived—the other two being divine revelation and the writings and traditions of previous Catholic saints. The Bible, while generally utilized as the source of doctrine, can be easily overridden by the words of a Pope or other theologian, living or dead. Once again, human words and traditions are considered more trustworthy than God's.
In some respects, Protestantism has a higher regard for Scripture. However, it, too, accepts the traditions of men in such beliefs as the Trinity, the immortality of the soul, going to heaven, observing Christmas and Easter, and venerating the first day of the week (which the Catholic Church rightly points out makes sense only if one accepts Rome's authority, for there is no scriptural authority for keeping any day holy but the Sabbaths).
Modern Gnostics who believe in "progressive revelation" have also succumbed to this first of Satan's ploys. While God does reveal things to us, the critical point is that what is revealed—if it truly comes from Him—will never contradict what He has already revealed in His Word. "God is not a man, that He should lie" (Numbers 23:19). Yet progressive revelation advocates believe that their revelations are more authoritative than the Bible, rather than complementing and harmonizing with it, making them ripe for satanic influence under the guise of God revealing something new to them. They may sincerely believe that God speaks to them, yet they simultaneously mistrust what He has already said in inspired Scripture. They tend to shy away from Bible study, concluding that they do not need it since God speaks directly to them, and if there is anything important, God will let them know.
Romans 10:17 tells us that "faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God." But Satan knows this too and believes that, if he can undermine the trustworthiness of God and the validity of His Word, he can destroy the faith necessary for salvation. Currently, the Bible's legitimacy is undergoing an intense assault. Due to popular Gnostic writings like the Gospel of Judas and the Gospel of Thomas, as well as The Da Vinci Code book and movie, many people are questioning why we have the Bible that we do and wondering if something in the ancient apocryphal writings, if it were known, would change Christianity as we know it. Rather than quibbling about this or that point of doctrine, Satan seems to be gunning for the whole package by asserting that the Word of God is subject to the whims of men and thus cannot be trusted. At every turn, faith founded in God's Word is being undermined.
David C. Grabbe
Whatever Happened to Gnosticism? Part Three: Satan's Three Heresies
Related Topics: Angel Worship | Apocryphal Writings | Astrologers | Astrology | Catholicism | Days, Months, Seasons and Years | Gnosis | Gnosticism | Gospel of Judas | Gospel of Thomas | Hellenism | Hellenistic Christianity | Hellenists | Judaism | Judaizers | Knowing | Knowledge Falsely So Called | Progressive Revelation | Protestantism | Rudiments of the World | Satan | Satan's Influence
Under this wicked king, Judah became worse than all of those whom the Lord had destroyed before the children of Israel—the Canaanites, the Hivites, the Hittites. He seduced Judah into brazen idolatry and destroyed all of Hezekiah's good works. He used astrology, spiritism, wizardry, human sacrifice, erection of idol groves—and yet he repented in captivity. But apparently, he was not allowed to be buried with the kings. Despite all of his wickedness, he, too, is on the list of Jesus' ancestors in Matthew 1.
John W. Ritenbaugh
Why Three Kings Are Missing From Matthew 1
Related Topics: Astrology | Canaan | Hezekiah | Hittites | Hivites | Human Sacrifice Detestable | Idolatry | King Manasseh's Corruption | Manasseh | Manasseh of Judah | Manasseh's Repentance | Spiritism | Three Kings Missing from Matthew 1 | Three Missing Kings in Matthew 1
Isaiah 2:5-20 mentions a number of idolatries that are just as present in our society today as they were Isaiah's time. Enslaved by the superstition of astrology, they were more concerned about what the omens read than the judgment of God (verse 6). They craved the power of money and the recognition and influence it drew, and took enormous pride in their military, political, and economic sway in the world (verse 7). They worshipped "the work of their own hands" (verse 8).
The underlying motivation for these idolatries is exposed in verses 11: "The lofty looks of man shall be humbled, the haughtiness of men shall be bowed down" (see verses 12, 17). Pride brings forth idolatry, and its destruction is idolatry's cure. Pride elevates its owner to find God and His ways as unnecessary, too restrictive, boring, or beneath his intelligence, station, or needs. It leads him to choose his own way, be his own man, and do his own thing according to his judgment. In short, even if a person of pride knows of God's way, he will not submit to worship God in the way He wants.
The Second Commandment (1997)
Related Topics: Astrology | Exalting Self | Haughtiness | Humiliation | Humility | Idolatry | Pride | Prosperity, Relationship to Idolatry | Self Exaltation | Self Worship | What We Worship
Modern, end-time Israel, like ancient Babylon, is deep into the occult and spiritism, both in terms of worshipping demons as a matter of religious observance, as well as high-ranking political figures seeking their guidance in national affairs. It was published in the United States that President Dwight Eisenhower consulted astrologers during World War II about such things as the timing of the Normandy invasion. Also circulated were accounts of Nancy Reagan consulting astrologers and then advising her husband, the President. If it is done in the White House, it is most assuredly done elsewhere in government.
The Beast and Babylon (Part Ten): Babylon the Great Is a Nation
Related Topics: Astrologers | Astrology | Babylonian Mystery Religion | Occultism | Spiritism
The first "magi myth" that we should question is the tradition of "we three kings." The Bible nowhere states how many magi visited the infant Jesus. Although Matthew mentions three types of gifts they presented to the Son of God, there may have been two, three, or more of them. Some have even thought there might be as many as twelve!
Regardless of how many there were, the question remains, "Who were they?" Because the wise men saw and followed a "star," many believe that they were pagan astrologers. However, throughout Scripture, God soundly condemns astrology. Notice a few quite pointed examples:
» And take heed, lest you lift your eyes to heaven, and when you see the sun, the moon, and the stars, all the host of heaven, and you feel driven to worship them and serve them. (Deuteronomy 4:19)
» If there is found among you, within any of your gates which the Lord your God gives you, a man or woman who has . . . gone and served other gods, and worshipped them, either the sun or moon or any of the host of heaven which I have not commanded, . . . then you shall bring out to your gates that man or woman who has committed that wicked thing, and shall stone to death that man or woman with stones. (Deuteronomy 17:2-3, 5)
» Let now the astrologers, the stargazers, and the monthly prognosticators stand up and save you from these things that shall come upon you. Behold, they shall be as stubble, the fire shall burn them; they shall not deliver themselves from the power of the flame. (Isaiah 47:13-14)
In addition, the wise men who visited Jesus knew in advance who they were going to visit and that the purpose of their visit was to worship Him (Matthew 2:2, 11). It is highly unlikely that heathen, idolatrous astrologers would go to the great effort to travel many, many miles to give honor to the son of a deity they did not worship. With this evidence, we can be quite certain that these magi were not pagan astrologers.
Who Were the Wise Men?
Related Topics: Astrologers | Astrology | Magi | Magi Myth | Magi, God-fearing | Magi, Heathen | Star in the East | Wise Men
Where did these wise men come from? As explained in Francis W. Upham's book, The Wise Men (1869), there are two Greek expressions for "East" used in Matthew 2:1-2, 9.
Firstly, in verse 1: "Now after Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea in the days of Herod the king, behold, wise men from the East came to Jerusalem." "The East" is ton anatolon, the common Greek expression for "eastern regions," particularly those far distant.
Secondly, in verses 2 and 9:
"Where is He who has been born King of the Jews? For we have seen His star in the East, and have come to worship Him." . . . When they heard the king, they departed; and behold, the star which they had seen in the East went before them, till it came and stood over where the young Child was.
In both verses, "the East" is te anatole, literally, "the rising," which could mean either that the magi saw the star when it first appeared—at its rising—or that they saw it from their vantage point east of Jerusalem, the direction in which the sun rises. The latter is more natural and to be preferred. The magi, while in a place east of Jerusalem, saw the star, and it led them west.
The more important expression, then, appears in verse 1. The magi were from "the East," a land or lands far away from the Judea of 4 BC. This could not mean Arabia for two reasons: 1) The New Testament explicitly identifies Arabia in Galatians 1:17, so why not here as well? 2) Though we know Arabia is east and south of Palestine, commonly expression of the time considered Arabia to be in the south, not the east. Further, any nearby country would have been named specifically and does not qualify as "distant."
In the distant east lay the Parthian Empire, little known today, but it rivaled the Roman Empire for hegemony of the world at the time. Parthia included all the conquered lands of Babylon, Persia, Bactria, and many other countries on the east side of the Euphrates River. It was to these lands that the Assyrians had exiled some of the ancient house of Israel, and many of their descendants had remained in the region.
The Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological, and Ecclesiastical Literature by John J. McClintock and James Strong, in its article "Magi," says that some of the ancient magi claimed Abraham as their ancestor. If this were true, it would add evidence that the magi were Israelites who were desirous to honor the One who could be their rightful King, especially since the miraculous star made His birth so auspicious. (For more on the magi being Israelites from Parthia, please see The "Lost" Ten Tribes of Israel . . . Found! by Steven M. Collins, pp. 205-278.)
Altogether, this biblical and historical evidence indicates that the magi of Matthew 2 were not pagan astrologers whose observations of the heavenly bodies led them to the infant Jesus. Rather, they were probably God-fearing descendants of the exiled house of Israel who were led to Bethlehem miraculously, likely by an angel, just as they were "divinely warned" to flee back to their homeland after their visit (Matthew 2:12).
Once again, we see that if we are willing to break free of the bonds of the world's traditions, the historical evidence backs up the Bible record and leads us to the truth.
Related Topics: 'Lost' Ten Tribes of Israel | Astrologers | Astrology | Magi | Magi Myth | Magi, God-fearing | Magi, Heathen | Star in the East | Wise Men
Paul penned the book of Galatians because church members in Galatia were turning away from the true gospel and had embraced a false one (Galatians 1:6-7). Early on, Paul had to establish his credentials - that the gospel he preached did not have its source in any man, as Gnostic ideas do, but had come directly from Jesus Christ (verses 11-12). The Galatians were returning to the "weak and beggarly elements" (Galatians 4:9), referring to the demonism they had been involved in prior to their conversion (verse 8). The Gentile Galatians were observing certain days, months, seasons, and years that had nothing to do with God's holy days (verse 10), but were part of a system that elevated rites and ceremonies above the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, even while paying lip service to Christianity.
Paul addresses a philosophy that venerated the Torah - and went so far as to teach that one could be justified by works of the law - but also involved astrology and receiving revelations from angels (Galatians 1:8). Because of the belief that the spirit of a person was trying to get back to heaven, worship of angels and astrology was a common tenet of Gnosticism, since angels and the patterns of stars and planets were believed to hold keys to this spiritual journey. Contrary to popular assumption, Paul does not condemn God's law in Galatians but a corrupt system that was severely affecting the church. That Gnostic system happened to include an emphasis on the Old Covenant at the expense of Jesus Christ's life, death, and teachings.
Gnostic Christians borrowed the idea of redemption through Christ, but rather than believing that He redeemed them from sin, they believed that He would redeem them from matter - that is, from the flesh, which they considered to be inherently evil. At the core of Gnosticism is the belief that knowledge, typically secret knowledge - knowledge from angels, from the stars and planets, from the ancients - was the path to holiness and salvation. They believed that the path of redemption was through knowledge, and that the worst evil was ignorance.
Thus, they did not endeavor to overcome sin but ignorance. If they could just become wise enough, they reasoned, sin would not be a problem because they would be more spiritual than physical. Obviously, they overlooked man's incurably sick heart (Jeremiah 17:9), and the struggle that a person must undertake to overcome it. The Gnostics believed that the solution was found in greater understanding, rather than in a Savior and High Priest who justifies and guides us through a process of sanctification. In essence, Gnostics would rather learn than submit.
What is more, the knowledge that the Gnostics sought always originated in something other than God and His Word. We know that knowledge itself is not the problem. In the Bible, knowledge is generally presented as a good thing. God goes so far as to say that Israel is "destroyed for lack of knowledge" (Hosea 4:6). However, the knowledge He means is the knowledge of Himself and of His way of life, not knowledge as an end in itself.
In the New Testament, Paul tells the congregation at Rome that Israel has "a zeal for God, but not according to knowledge" (Romans 10:2). Israelites like to think they are serving God, but the way they go about it is contrary to the instructions that God gave them. Jesus Himself says that eternal life is to know God and Jesus Christ (John 17:3), by which He means the experience of an intimate relationship with the Father and the Son, something the Gnostics would never accept. They believed that a spiritual and thus pure God would have nothing to do with what they considered to be entirely evil matter and flesh. They did not care that God called His physical creation "good" - even "very good" - for they still saw it as corrupt, a prison from which to be liberated.
Whatever Happened to Gnosticism? Part Two: Defining Gnosticism
Related Topics: Angel Worship | Astrology | Docetism | Dualism | Gnosticism | Ignorance | Knowledge | Secret Knowledge | Submission to God | Submitting | Weak and Beggarly Elements
Mankind has always been fascinated with the heavens: their beauties, their mysteries, their movements, and their surprises. Early on in man's history, after years of observation and record keeping, the learned discovered that—with certain exceptions—the movements of the heavenly bodies could be predicted, as could phenomena like eclipses, comets, and meteor showers. To them, what occurred on the dark canvas of space revealed creation's design, order, and perfection. As David wrote, "The heavens declare the glory of God; and the firmament shows His handiwork" (Psalm 19:1).
Despite the rational, scientific understanding of most celestial happenings, sudden changes in the normally placid, soothing nighttime sky can cause wonder and even panic. Comets, long thought to portend world-changing events, have been known to ignite terrors in superstitious people. Eclipses of the sun can spur the unenlightened to believe the end of the world has come, as can a "bloody" moon. From the earliest times, men and women perverted even the regular movements of heavenly bodies into astrology, and millions still consult their readings daily. God warns, "Do not learn the way of the Gentiles; do not be dismayed at the signs of heaven, for the Gentiles are dismayed at them" (Jeremiah 10:2).
Yet, God Himself uses heavenly phenomena as signs of momentous events. Perhaps the most famous is the "Star of Bethlehem," which guided the wise men to their audience with the young King of the Jews (Matthew 2:1-2, 9-11). Though this "star" was most likely an angel standing as a beacon for the magi to follow, many have postulated "natural" explanations such as comets and supernovae. The Ninth Plague on Egypt (Exodus 10:21-23), Joshua's Long Day (Joshua 10:12-14), Hezekiah's Sundial (II Kings 20:8-11), and the darkness during Jesus' crucifixion (Matthew 27:45) all involved aberrations of expected solar behavior. All signaled major movements in God's plan.
The sixth seal also involves heavenly bodies doing the unexpected: The sun darkens, the moon turns blood-red, the stars fall, and the sky itself rolls up like a scroll. Not only do these terrifying cosmic wonders signal the beginning of the Day of the Lord, but they, like the previous five seals, also serve as judgments against sinful mankind on planet Earth.
Richard T. Ritenbaugh
The Sixth Seal
Related Topics: Astrology | Heavenly Signs | Seals of Revelation | Seals of Revelation , The Sixth | Signs in the Heavens
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I think it's absolutely shocking that In 2018, on World Mental Health day, we are having to ask questions about the social and societal nature of our mental health and that organisations and movements that explore this and work with this ideology, are seen as progressive. I am always shocked when I go to mental health events at how dominant this medical narrative is, how strongly it shapes our conversations about our inner worlds and how easy it is for us to believe this narrative - that our very human suffering is the result of a biological or genetic flaw within us, rather than being responses to the painful and challenging things that life throws at us all. I wish it wasn't progressive to challenge a psychiatric system that has been the most hotly debated medical system in history.
But it is and so I guess what is most useful for you today is to tell the story that is often not heard, specifically from the younger generation. The main thing that seems to be unrecognised in conversations about younger people's mental health is that they are really switched on and the conversations they are having about mental health, reach out to all corners of our society. Because to them, it is obvious that our mental health is linked to the world in which we live and the conditions and environments in which we find ourselves. Our families, our friendships groups, our jobs, our government and how all of these things either impair and disrupt or facilitate our internal growth. The society that we live in promotes low self esteem and constant roadblocks to a sense of value and meaning.
There is so much I wish I could express about the insights that I have gained from this work. To chose one, I wanted to share an insight that I felt was really important in terms of how we view young people's mental health, something really interesting happened a couple of weeks ago, I was speaking to a young girl called Ellie from Archer Academy and her idea for a project to improve wellbeing in schools was to design 'non school like school time'.
Ellie requesting the need for spaces to fail and creative spaces to explore your identity beyond a goal oriented, outcomes focused environment are sensible and therapeutic recommendations, from a 14 year old. You have to remember that exam outcomes being projected as a measure of our self worth, exist throughout our whole development, and this is the crux of it. Our system, out societal system, at all levels , measures our self worth based on what we achieve academically. This would be fine, if alongside this system was an equal system that prioritised our unique and personal identities and supported our growth as people who were not always on the hamster wheel.
The systems we are channeled through repress our ability to express those parts of ourselves that we want to be seen, because individuality and personal expression are not valued in these systems. The need for good grades to survive in the word, the need to go to university, the fear of failing has superseded the human need to reflect on the journey itself and the struggles we face along the way. Our mental health system picks up the people who can't do it anymore, it fills them with drugs and spits them back out, without listening to where the pain really came from.
This is the double life we all live. The need to fit in and to be successful and the need to be seen for who we really are, our inner experiences really heard. The way that I see mental health problems, are the manifestations of this unresolved pain, of this repression of what we really need as humans to feel well. We need to feel a sense of meaning and purpose and for that we have to feel like a life of meaning and purpose is possible. Otherwise, of course, we are going to lose hope, we are going to feel negative and struggle to see the point of it all.
But what the younger generation are saying, is that they recognise this, they recognise the need to open up spaces in our society where we can reflect on the struggles we experience and find the solutions to the struggles. I think it is absolutely inevitable that there are going to be rising levels of mental and emotional distress in a society that is becoming increasingly materialistic, individualistic and further and further away from a humble recognition of our true human needs, our fears and insecurities.
We are a nation of 'repressors' and the reality of this is staring us in the face. We find it very hard to open up and share our pain or speak about our inner lives. So the projects that we are launching in schools allows these spaces, where young people can explore what they don't normally get a chance to speak about and from that, design their own systems of support or education. What we forget by neglecting young people's views is what we can learn from them. How their openness, their honesty and their great ideas can not just change the way we see the world but can help us create the change we want to see.
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The Five Great Lakes
Matt Published Apr 20, 2019 34 comments
Sunset over Garden Island, in the Thousand Islands of Ontario. Its tranquil beauty belies the wrecks of the half-dozen ships which have met their end in this bay alone.
Tucked into the heart of North America, five hundred miles from the sea, lies one of the world's great adventure cruising grounds. A quarter-million square kilometres of water, and seventeen thousand kilometres of coastline, call out to sailors seeking a season or two off the beaten path.
Superior, Huron, Michigan, Erie, and Ontario are, by salinity, freshwater lakes. By character, though, they are inland seas, stretching beyond a vanishing horizon and offering sailing challenges (and rewards) that are unique in the world.
The majority of yachts to be found on the Great Lakes have their home base somewhere on the system, and may never leave it. The lakes are, however, fully accessible to ocean-going yachts, via the locks and canals of the Saint Lawrence Seaway. Should your draught be less than five feet, and your mast foldable or easily un-steppable, the smaller historic canals of New York and Ontario become available as well.
Charted distances, on these lakes, can be deceiving when you sit down to plan your cruise. While the distance-over-the-ground from Anticosti Island at the mouth of the St. Lawrence to Duluth at the far tip of Superior is a mere 1,600 miles, few (if any) yachts make the trip up and back in a single season. This region is best explored slowly, a day at a time, leaving ample room in the schedule for weather and unexpected changes.
The sailing season starts in early April for hardy folks, or in late May for those without AAC-quality foul weather gear. The lower lakes remain sparsely utilized until July, when an explosion of small pleasure craft swarm out from the bustling cities of the southern lakes. By August, transient slips and good anchoring spots in the bigger cities are hard to come by, and the horizon is dotted with hundreds of sails.
The mid-August CORK regatta at Kingston is a must-see for the serious small boat sailor.
Farther up the system, on Huron and Superior, even the "busy" season is hardly worthy of the name. You'll see other boats, from time to time, but under circumstances quite the opposite of Lake Ontario's annual three-month COLREGS test.
August and September, with few insects and generally favourable weather, are the favoured season for exploring Superior and Huron. Haul-out season starts in early October, and any boats still in the water by the beginning of November are likely to spark considerable local gossip about the competence and mental integrity of the skipper.
North of Superior, the world is reduced to water, granite, and forest. It is a place of rugged and unforgiving beauty.
With the boat safely on the hard somewhere on the upper Great Lakes, winter provides a welcome opportunity for sailors to take a break from the water-borne life until the spring thaw comes and it's time to start the journey back to the sea.
The Lakes are difficult to model accurately in weather simulations. While the same raw GFS and ECMWF data that ocean skippers are used to using is just as valid on average over large areas in the Great Lakes, small-scale variations are often much larger. It is, therefore, important to review local forecasts as well.
In general, I like to check both the raw model data and at least two independently interpreted forecasts from it, both the night before and the morning of a trip out on the lakes. If both model runs and both forecasts are consistent, that's a good sign. Frequently, the model data for the specific grid cell in question will change considerably, and different forecast sources will disagree. That's usually a sign of a chaotic effect at a scale too small for the global models to capture, but large enough to affect the conditions we'll experience once we get out there. In such cases, we may change our planned destination for the day, or even stay put.
With such complicated water-land-weather couplings, the conditions can change quickly, so we keep tabs on the Environment Canada marine forecast on the VHF WX bands every hour or so. On a couple of occasions, a sudden change in that forecast has alerted us to head for a harbour a few miles away while facing only 1-2 foot chop, and we've arrived just in time for the whitecaps to start breaking as the club racers take in their second reef.
A cruising sailor on the Great Lakes should be prepared for any temperature and any amount of precipitation. It's quite common to have one's morning beverage while wearing a double layer of polar fleece, then swim and sunbathe nude at lunch, before tossing on insulated foul-weather gear for an afternoon rainstorm, followed three hours later by a T-shirt and shorts for sundowners.
Great Lakes cruising presents a welcome break from worrying about tides and tidal currents. That worry is, instead, replaced by worrying about water levels. The offset between chart datum and true water level varies dramatically from year to year; while all the lakes are affected, Huron is particularly notorious for having bad low-water years. It's critical to check both the current and forecasted water levels, and to be sure that you know the correct offset relative to the datum of the charts you're using.
As expansive as the Great Lakes are, they're tiny in comparison to the ocean. Open-water tactics are, therefore, often ineffective or dangerous. Large enough to breed serious storms, and small enough to ensure a rocky lee shore is always at hand, the lakes have claimed at least six thousand shipwrecks since written record-keeping began in earnest in the 17th century. Superior, in particular, is fond of snapping 700-foot freighters in half; the infamous Edmund Fitzgerald was just one of 240 ships lost within a day's sail of Whitefish Bay.
A yacht on the open ocean might go five hundred miles out of its way to avoid a storm system that was clearly identified five days in advance. The same yacht on Superior might have only a day's notice of an impending gale, and changing course by five miles would put it high and dry in a bear-infested forest.
Similarly, the series drogue—every AAC skipper's favourite way of riding out a blow in blue water—might suddenly become firmly snagged to the bottom, with catastrophic consequences, if deployed in a Lake Erie gale. Should the drogue remain free, a shift of just a few degrees in the wind angle could drive the mostly-unsteerable boat ashore.
Only one Great Lakes storm tactic has survived the test of time: Always have a massive top-quality anchor ready on the bow, and a safe course to a sheltered anchorage plotted and ready to lay in. The moment the weather forecast turns unfavourable, make a beeline for that anchorage and drop the hook. Most yachts on the Lakes spend most of their time within sight of shore; passages out in the open are reserved only for the very best weather windows.
At remote Great Lakes outposts, it's unnecessary to specify what type of store you're running. There is only one.
A season on the Great Lakes segues nicely with several other popular cruising plans. The Great Loop route, popular with American and Canadian motor yachts, combines a Great Lakes cruise with the Mississippi, Tenn-Tom, Intracoastal, Erie, Rideau, and Trent-Severn waterways and canals. While fascinating for some, this route is rather busy and developed; in addition, while most cruising sailboats will find sufficient water below the keel, air draught limits on some of the canals will usually call for unstepping the mast.
High-latitude sailors may bookend a Great Lakes season via the St. Lawrence with a period on the Newfoundland & Labrador coast and another one in Nova Scotia & New England; in this case, the boat can generally be kept in full sailing trim the entire time.
Bottom line, don't sell the Great Lakes short as a cruising destination just because the water is fresh.
Have you cruised the Great Lakes? Please share your experiences in a comment.
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1/29/09 - Jim asked me what blogging is about. Of course he knows full well. The flight here yesterday from D.C. had only one major trauma, that being the O.J. airport run I had to perform in Atlanta. It was warm and muggy, sort of like Hawai'i, but now I'm name dropping. We yacked and tasted and spent time with Johannes and Richard until the wee hours. Now it's today.
Now, later, it's almost 4:00p. This morning there was an interesting master class with students and Lisa Kaplan, the pianist in the festival's featured chamber group, eighth blackbird which will perform on tomorrow night's concert. In another gathering, guest composer Christopher Theofandis discussed the compositions of student composers... interesting stuff. Alas, a panel discussion with the e.b. was poorly attended.
1/30/09 - Last night's opening concert was a strong starter for the large, evening performances in Opperman Hall. Attendance was quite good. Showcased were compositions by Christopher Theofanidis, Peter Lieuwen, Allen Anderson, Paul Lansky and Mikel Kuehn.
1/31/09 - Last night's concert in FSU's Opperman Music Hall might well have been the high point of the Fourteenth Biennial Festival of New Music here at the Florida State University in Tallahassee.
[from program notes] Described by the New Yorker as "friendly, unpretentious, idealistic, and highly skilled," eighth blackbird promises - and delivers - provocative and engaging performances to its ever-growing audiences. Combining bracing virtuosity with a fresh and alluring sense of irreverence and panache, the sextet debunks the myth that contemporary music is only for a cerebral few. eighth blackbird is widely lauded for its performing style - often playing from memory with virtuosic and theatrical flair - and for its campaign to make new music accessible to wide audiences. The group is in residence at the University of Richmond in Virginia and the University of Chicago.


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Why Hailey Bieber Finds Justin Bieber's 'Possessive' Fans 'Frustrating'
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Hailey Bieber isn't too keen on Justin Bieber's "possessive" fans.
The model recently opened up to Cosmopolitan about some of the challenges of being married to the "Sorry" singer, naming his fans has a top contender. It's not all Justin's fans that Hailey takes issue with, however. She said it's mainly the fans that "think they know" Justin that leave her "frustrated."
"The problem is kids become possessive over people and feel like if they thing they're hurt, they feel hurt for them and they're hurt too, or whatever it is. They just think they know these people who are famous because their life is so exposed. And that's what gets me, I think, the most frustrated," she explained. "I'm like, 'You actually don't know me. You don't know him. You don't know these people for real.'"
Hailey continued, "What's really weird to me is they create scenarios in their head of what they think is happening, or what they think should happen, and I'm just like, 'This is just so dumb. It's so dumb.'"
Dealing with fans is somewhat new to Hailey, however. After she and Justin got engaged in July, Hailey and Justin faced many negative comments from the singer's fans. She's learning how to cope, however.
"I've found that I got to a place where I don't read the comments. People can just be mean, and I feel like if you don't want it to get to you, then don't read it and allow it to affect your soul. You still care to a certain extent. You really have to train your brain to be like, 'OK, why do I even care?'" She said. "I don't know these people, they don't know me, they're not a part of my life or relationship."
Justin has been focusing inward as well. Sources recently told ET Online that the pop star is struggling with depression. He's "taking everything day by day," according to the source.
"He's very focused on being happy and healthy and that always comes with recognizing when he needs help or not. Justin and Hailey have been enjoying traveling and relaxing and not doing too many things that are stressful for Justin. He's in a good place right now and that's most important."
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In rare cases, your cat can give you COVID
The first reported case of a cat giving COVID-19 to a person shouldn't alarm pet owners, but a Canadian expert says it's a reminder to take precautions.
"I think it's important for us to recognize this virus still can move between species," veterinary specialist Dr. Scott Weese recently told the New York Times.
The case involving spread of SARS-CoV-2 from a cat to a veterinarian in Thailand didn't come as surprise because pet-to-human transmission has long seemed possible, according to Weese, a professor at the University of Guelph's Ontario Veterinary College. He is also director of the university's Centre for Public Health and Zoonoses.
For the last two years, Weese and his colleagues have done extensive research on transmission of COVID between humans and animals. They have focused on cats because they're at higher risk for respiratory infections.
And other studies have shown that pet owners can infect their cats and that cats can sometimes infect each other.
In a recent post on his Worms & Germs blog, Weese noted that he's been warning that people who interact with animals should take precautions to avoid infection with the coronavirus.
"I've been pretty confident it was possible, which is why we've done animal surveillance and spent a lot of time developing and communicating practical but proactive guidance to veterinarians to reduce the risk of just such an event," he wrote.
Even so, Weese said most "cat owners shouldn't have much to worry about," because it's most likely that infected cats get the virus from their infected owners.
That was apparently what happened in the first confirmed case of cat-to-human transmission. The case, reported in the July edition of Emerging Infectious Diseases, involved a couple in Thailand, their cat and a veterinarian.
The man and his wife both got COVID, and were hospitalized. Their cat was taken to animal hospital, where it sneezed in the vet's face during an examination. The vet was masked but her eyes were unprotected. Three days later, she got sick. Both the vet and the cat later tested positive, according to the case study.
Though an infected cat could spread the disease, Weese wrote on his blog, the odds of a cat bringing SARS-CoV-2 into a household are "really low."
But cat owners need to take precautions if someone in the home gets COVID, because cats could get infected and spread it to other people and pets in the household, according to Weese.
"If I have COVID-19 and move to the basement to stay away from everyone, I should keep my cat away from me too [or keep it with me and away from everyone else]," he wrote.
Weese offered similar advice in the Times.
"If you're trying to stay away from people because you're potentially infectious, just try to stay away from animals at the same time," he said.
Can your pet get COVID-19?
For more on pets and COVID-19, see the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Sila T. et al, Suspected cat-to-human transmission of SARS-CoV-2, Thailand, July–September 2021, Emerging Infectious Diseases (2022). DOI: 10.3201/eid2807.212605
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The first permanent Philz Coffee to hit the Financial District is coming to 1 Front St., offering inside and outdoor seating and order-ahead coffee pickup to avoid those long lines seen all day long at the truck around the corner. The target opening date for the space, formerly a University of Phoenix outpost, is mid-May.
The new location won't replace the Philz truck that opened on Sansome Street south of Pine Street a few months ago, which is "doing wonderful," according to Jacob Jaber, Philz CEO. "I think people are really loving it." The truck has four-and-a-half stars on Yelp, and people rave about the mint mojito coffee.
The truck is open from 6:30am–2pm Monday through Friday, and the store will be open 5am–7pm Monday through Friday. "It's earlier than most of our locations," said Sarah Burns, area leader for Philz, "but we want to cater to everyone who's working on East Coast time."
They're not worried the new retail store, just around the corner from the truck, will cannibalize business: "There's so much density in the neighborhood," said Jaber, whose father, Phil, began the business in 2003.
The new store—like some other Philz locations—allows online pre-orders so you can grab and go. "If people really don't have much time, literally it will take three seconds for them to walk in, grab their drink with their name on it and walk out," Jaber said. "We're building the store in a way that allows us to serve the volume. We care about quality before efficiency, but we recognize that being efficient is important for people."
However, he added, a lot of people do like to linger. "Not only are they coming for the amazing coffee, but we get to know people on a personal level," Jaber said. "They look forward to their coffee break."
The Philz-to-be, formerly a University of Phoenix outpost.
This Philz will have seating inside and outside at the plaza where Market, Battery and Bush streets intersect by the Mechanics Monument. Yes, this is the same plaza serving customers of the nearby Peet's Coffee, Jamba Juice and Specialty's.
But Jaber says they're not about competition—again, he thinks there's enough business to go around in the busy FiDi, and that Philz offers something different.
The company's philosophy is to "reinvent" the coffee experience, from having ultra-nice baristas (not dour and judgy; you know who you are) to making the coffee one cup at a time and customizing it for each customer's taste.
They claim it'll keep you awake through even through driest Power Point presentations: "The coffee's probably the most caffeinated cup of coffee I've ever had," Burns said. " It really helps you keep going throughout the day."
Counting this and a new retail location at their Dogpatch headquarters opening in a few weeks, Philz will have 23 locations in the Bay Area and Los Angeles, with "multiple" new locations in the hopper, Jaber said.
By the end of the year, Philz expects to have 1,000 employees (called "team members") and if you're looking, they're hiring.


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ABC's EBIT is $9 million. The depreciation expense is $0.5 million and interest expense is $0.5 million. The corporate tax rate is 30%. The company has 12 million in operating current assets and $6 million operating current liabilities. It has $5 million in net plant and equipment. The after-tax cost of capital (WACC) is 15%. Assume that the only non-cash item is depreciation. The total net operating capital last year was $8 million.
What was the company's free cash flow for the year?
1. Based on the following information, Compute the transfer to Retained Earnings for Year 2006. Assume a tax rate of 34%.
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3. Note: Enter your answer rounded off to two decimal points. Do not enter $ in the answer box. For example, if your answer is $12.345 then enter as 12.35 in the answer box.
1. An investor recently purchased a corporate bond that yields 9.3%. The investor is in the 31% combined federal and state tax bracket. What is the bond's after-tax yield?
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1. ABC Inc. recently reported net income of $3,022 and depreciation of $522. What is the net cash flow?
1. ABC recently reported $40,987 of sales, $16,382of operating costs other than depreciation, and $5,770 of depreciation. The company had no amortization charges and no non-operating income. It had $8,000 of bonds outstanding that carry a 5% interest rate. How much was the firm's taxable income, or earnings before taxes (EBT)?
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1. ABC corporation has operating income of $29,706. The company's depreciation expense is $8,422. The company is all equity-financed and it faces a tax rate of 36%. What is the company's net cash flow?
1. ABC Corporation had $80,019 of taxable income. Compute the tax liability.
1. ABC company had a taxable income of $203,601 from operations after all operating costs but before interest charges of $55,191, dividends received of $75,093, dividends paid of $5,000, and income taxes. What is the firm's income tax liability?
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1. ABC company had a taxable income of $588,645 from operations after all operating costs but before interest charges of $58,760, dividends received of $56,349, dividends paid of $10,000, and income taxes. What is the firm's income tax liability?
1. ABC company had a taxable income of $560,840 from operations after all operating costs but before interest charges of $56,242, dividends received of $64,389, dividends paid of $10,000, and income taxes. What is the firm's after-tax income?
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1. During 2007, ABC had sales of $79,365. Cost of goods sold, administrative expenses and selling expenses, and depreciation expenses were $23,155, $6,006, and $10,304, respectively. In addition, the company had an interest expense of $4,131, and a tax rate of 38%. The company paid$8,914 as dividends. If the retained earnings is 2006 were $59,011, what are the retained earnings in 2007?
1. Corporate Bonds issued by ABC Corporation currently issued 10.8%. Municipal Bonds of equal risk currently yield 6.3%. At what tax rate would an investor be indifferent between these two bonds?
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home Entertainment Here's How You Can Watch George Floyd Funeral Service
Here's How You Can Watch George Floyd Funeral Service
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Find out how you can watch George Floyd's Funeral Service.
George Floyd, who died on May 25, following a police interaction as the now-fired officer, Derek Chauvin, knelt on the victim's neck for almost ten minutes as George pleaded he could not breathe.
Minneapolis police department issued a statement following Floyd's death and reported he died following a medical incident, claiming the man suffered distress during a police interaction.
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The death of George Floyd sparked worldwide protests and started the Black Lives Matter Movement. All celebrities and people are coming together to stand against inequality the people in the world are facing due to their color.
Watch: Hundreds of mourners gather to view George Floyd's casket during huge public visitation in Texas
People, however, were not able to pay their respects to the deceased as Floyd's funeral was delayed. Finally, George will find his final resting spot in Houston, Texas.
Floyd's memorial service will be broadcast live on C-SPAN at 12 P.M. ET, CBSN, and CBS News Radio will also be covering the funeral service beginning 12:20 P.M. ET. The streaming service will also be available on 'The Fountain of Praise Church' website.
Talking on the situation, Texas Governor Greg Abbott called Floyd's death the most horrific tragedy. He added, "George Floyd is going to change the arc of the future of the United States. George Floyd has not died in vain; his life will be a living legacy about the way America and Texas respond to this tragedy."
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Marsco son los restos de un estratovolcán situado en Escocia, Gran Bretaña. Está compuesto de granito y basalto, y era una de las paredes de la caldera de un volcán. Está en la península de Skye. Por los alrededores del volcán, se encuentra un gran macizo volcánico.

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Kidney Diet & Nutrition Articles
Kidney-Friendly Foods from Minnesota
If you head toward the Land of 10,000 Lakes, North Star State, Gopher State, Land of Sky-blue Waters or the Bread and Butter State — you'll find yourself in Minnesota. This Midwestern state lives up to all of its nicknames, although it's reported there are closer to 11,842 lakes across the state. Minnesotans seem to have an appreciation for certain oddities, as their state is home to the largest ball of twine created by one person, annual milk carton boat races, sculptures of beauty queens made from butter, The SPAM® Museum (yes, the canned meat) and The Museum of Questionable Medical Devices. That should be enough to pique your interest about the 32nd state in the Union.
Some of the largest cities in Minnesota include Minneapolis and, the state capital, St. Paul. Together, they are known as the Twin Cities. Rochester is home of the Mayo Clinic, Duluth is a major shipping port on Lake Superior and Bloomington is home to the famous Mall of America, touted as the largest enclosed entertainment and shopping center in the United States.
You can't think about Minnesota without picturing blankets of snow and frigid winter temperatures; however, DaVita renal dietitians say they love living in Minnesota. Amie feels, "It can get cold and snowy here in the winter, but the plows are out almost immediately — so people can usually get to dialysis. Snow is an adventure, not a hassle — to me anyway." Although, Madonna says, "It's a great place to live, because we get to enjoy four different seasons, spring, summer, fall and winter, except when the thermometer drops below zero degrees, then it's not so fun."
Whether they enjoy the cold, snowy winters or just tolerate them, Minnesotans have a way of persevering — bundle up and go out and play. "We do like to down hill ski, snow board and cross country ski in the winter," shares Madonna.
Maybe all this activity is one of the reasons Minnesota is one of America's most healthy states. Like most regions though, there are lots of tempting foods such as hotdish casseroles, cream soups and cheeses that dialysis patients need to limit in their diets. DaVita renal dietitians, Amie, Gail, Jessica, Madonna and Sandra try to work with their dialysis patients to modify favorite foods so their patients can enjoy what they eat and still adhere to a kidney-friendly diet. There are also delicious foods from the region including apples and wild rice that are recommended on a kidney diet.
Many renal dietitians say they enjoy their jobs because of the relationships that are established with dialysis patients and their families. Madonna says it was "personal reasons" that led her into the renal field. She explains, "For the last 26 years of my life, I helped care for my mother who was diagnosed with many diseases...I learned a lot about the health field, how patients are treated, but more importantly, how I need to care for the chronically ill. It's been a life changing experience."
Amie agrees with Madonna and says, "I think it's important to always remember that our patients are somebody's mom, dad, sister, brother, etc., and to treat them with respect."
Gail finds that the best part of her job is "Seeing an improvement in the quality of the patients' lives." When it comes to being a renal dietitian, she says, "It's all been interesting. There is always something new to learn."
Jessica says she is sometimes surprised by "how honest patients are about their diets and lives." She most enjoys, "Seeing patients excited about the improvements that they have made and the how those improvements impacted their lab results."
Improving lab results is the goal for renal dietitians and their patients. Dietitians coach their dialysis patients and try to provide the tools so they can feel their best on dialysis.
Madonna believes that the best thing patients can do to improve their health is "make health their number one priority. All of the education, resources, counseling, encouragement, will not improve their life or health, until they are ready to take control of it themselves. And, when they do, it's a powerful thing to watch."
If you ever do find yourself in Minnesota, in addition to meeting some really fine folks — you may even describe them as "Minnesota nice" — you can soak up some of the unique fun of this northern Midwest area. You may choose to vacation like a native. Madonna says that most Minnesotans "usually go up north. We are the Land of 10,000 Lakes, and I believe most of them are north of the Twin Cities. The north shore, which is north of Duluth, is absolutely beautiful. The highway runs parallel with Lake Superior." You may want to visit the home and museum of the late Judy Garland, who was a Minnesota native along with other famous people including actors Richard Dean Anderson, Jessica Lang, Winona Ryder, Josh Hartnett, Jessica Biel and Vince Vaughn, musician Prince and comedian Louie Anderson. Minnesota born, Academy Award-winning film makers, The Coen brothers, Joel and Ethan, have immortalized aspects of their region in the film Fargo. So much so that Amie wants you to know, "we don't all speak like the movie Fargo."
Depending on the season, sports fans can watch the Minnesota Vikings play football, the Minnesota Twins play baseball, the Minnesota Timberwolves play basketball or the Minnesota Wild play hockey.
DaVita renal dietitians Amie, Gail, Jean, Jessica, Madonna and Sandra from Minnesota invite you to enjoy their state, whether it's in the white of winter, the freshness of spring, the warm days of summer or for some of the spectacular fall foliage. They also invite you to try some of the flavors of Minnesota featured in their dialysis-friendly regional recipes.
Minnesota menu for a dialysis diet
Egg Bake, 1 serving
Cherry Coffee Cake, 1 serving
Coffee, black, 4 ounces
Apple-grape-raspberry juice cocktail, 4 ounces
Garden Vegetable Salad, 1 serving
Chicken Wild Rice Soup, 1 cup or Chinese Hotdish, 1 cup
Dinner rolls, 2
Mid-afternoon snack
Swedish Rusks, 1 serving
Rice Dream® rice beverage, non-enriched, 4 ounces
Swedish Meatballs, 4 meatballs
Noodles, cooked, 1 cup
Green Beans, French style, low-sodium canned, 1/2 cup
Cherry Cream Cheese Gelatin, 1/2 cup
Water, 4 ounces
Bedtime snack
Apple Pie, 1/8th of pie
Minnesota menu nutritional analysis
Carbohydrate: 50 g
Phosphorus: 237 mg
Calcium: 183 mg
Fluid: 1 cup
Fluid: 1-3/4 cups
Calcium: 40 mg
Day Total
Carbohydrate: 278 g
Fat: 111 g
Potassium: 1875 mg
Phosphorus: 1012 mg
Fiber: 15.1 g
The above contains average nutrient values for menu portions. Your actual intake may vary based on portions and brand differences.
Your individual nutrient needs may be higher or lower than this sample menu. Always consult your dietitian and refer to your individualized meal plan to determine the amounts to eat.
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Cherry Cream Cheese Gelatin
Chicken Wild Rice Soup
Chinese Hotdish (Casserole)
Egg Bake
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Yep, it has taken me a bit to watch 'Divorce HBO' but i finally did last night. It's not that i was not liking the show but it's true that i lost a bit of interest. But only a bit.
The Sarah Jessica Parker show started reaaally good with the first few eps, especially depicting the tough process of a break up from both sides and that's what i liked best about the series, that you could relate even with the smallest detail. Like when Robert (Thomas Haden Church) googled his wife's lover or tiny heartbreaking details like that. But after a few eps, the plot moved onto the legal thing and lawyers got involved and it got a little less attracting to me. Not that it was bad or anything but i preferred the sentimental part of it a bit more. Still there had been a lot of that in the show but not in the same way. But either way, is still a show that i will keep watching, especially now that in the finale we've seen that things are about to get really messy in the second season.
Apart from the plot, it has really great actors involved. From, obviously Sarah Jessica Parker as Frances (i would watch this woman in practically anything), Frances' friends with Molly Shannon and Talia Balsam are simply fantastic, and on the husband's part, Tracy Letts as Nick is also great. There's also the very fantastic Jeffrey DeMunn as Frances' lawyer who is always a joy to see (even though i'm afraid we sadly won't be getting more of him in S2) and even Frances' dad played by Robert Forster is an amazing addition.
I will be watching season 2 no matter what and while it's not a show that i watch right away when it's on, i always enjoy watching it. In the meantime, i'm posting a few great photographs of Sarah Jessica below that i really liked, because this woman is simply the most stylish person alive.
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Last day of Parliament sees Morrison exit Tudge, Hunt resign and major bills suspended
policy will Abandoning a previous electoral pledge on fuel standards Out of concern over a possible coalition intimidation campaign on gasoline prices.
With both sides poised for new campaign offensive lines, Labor used question time to blame the government for rising costs for working families while claiming family gasoline costs increased by as much as $900 in a year while real wages fell by $700.
Mr Morrison responded with a list of products and services where prices over the past three years have fallen or risen at lower rates than in a similar period when Labor was in power, claiming that this includes electricity, fuel, clothing, telecommunications and housing. .
"Our strong economic management will always ensure that Australians will be better off than they would be under Labour, and will be able to keep more of what they earn," Mr Morrison said.
That claim referred to an election plan based on tax cuts, but Mr Albanese has pointed to a string of turmoil in Parliament over the past two weeks, including Liberals and citizens cross the floor against the government, to claim that Mr. Morrison has lost the ability to judge.
With another rebellion on the horizon, the government brought down She intends to put her proposal on religious freedom to a vote in the House of Representatives Thursday because Liberal MPs including Bridget Archer, Warren Inch and Trent Zimmerman wanted more time.
The delay means the Religious Discrimination Act is unlikely to be passed before the election, with Liberals wrangling over the impact on gays and lesbians in Australia and working until he sees the results of the investigation due to be presented on February 4, leaving a few weeks of sitting. To decide on the bill even if the elections are in May.
In his quest to win over more liberals to the plan, the Prime Minister added a clause to remove Section 38(3) of the Sex Discrimination Act, Repeal of an exemption allowing religious schools to suspend or expel LGBTI students.
The show was a win for four liberals who advocated for the changes – Katie Allen, Angie Bell, Fiona Martin and Dave Sharma – and will remain part of the package when debate resumes next year.
However, it will remain a separate exception, so that religious schools can hire or dismiss teachers and other workers based on gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status or relationship.
Christian Schools Australia has rejected a plan to change the rules for students in order to pass the Religious Discrimination Act, saying that "suspicious back deals" should not erase the ability to teach according to a religious faith.
The association said there were "reasonable expectations about student behaviour" and the government should continue with its previous plan to review the exemptions over the next year.
Equality Australia said exemptions for LGBT students should be repealed as soon as possible, but that the Religious Discrimination Act should be opposed or delayed.
"If members of Parliament are interested in maintaining protections for marginalized communities, they should oppose the Religious Discrimination Bill or at least send it to an inquiry for consideration before it can be discussed," said Anna Brown, chair of Equality Australia.
The government did not submit its bill to create the Commonwealth Integrity Commission and dropped its bill to require voter identification in elections, in a deal with Labor that passed new rules for political activists including some charities to disclose their spending.
The government claimed progress on the Crimes Amendment (Commutation of Sentences) bill, passed by the Senate that would prevent authorities from commuting sentences for terrorist offenses and anyone else subject to punishment under federal law.
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    void OnConnect();
    void OnDisconnect(boost::asio::socket_base::shutdown_type shutdownType);
};

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