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Case for change: Wynalda and Gans make their arguments to succeed Gulati at Lake Tahoe soccer forum
by Paul Kennedy @pkedit, Oct 21, 2017
Former U.S. men's national team star Eric Wynalda and Boston attorney Steve Gans laid out their case to succeed U.S. Soccer president Sunil Gulati at a forum organized by the U.S. Adult Soccer Association held in Lake Tahoe.
US Soccer Presidential Q&A. Thanks to @EricWynalda and Steve Gans for participating. pic.twitter.com/fLjcGlIjDn
— John Paul Motta (@JohnPMotta) October 22, 2017
State of the race. Wynalda announced plans to run for president on Friday. Gans announced in mid-September and confirmed on Thursday he had received the three endorsements he needs from member organizations to be eligible to run
Gulati did not speak at the forum, though, like Wynalda and Gans, he did talk at regional USASA meetings on Saturday morning. Gulati, who also talked at the beginning of the USASA's National Council meeting, said he has not decided whether he'll run for what would be his last term under the federation's new term-limit rules.
Thank you @sunilgulati for addressing the @USAdultSoccer membership this afternoon. @USASARegion2 @USASARegion1 @USASARegion3 @USASARegion4 pic.twitter.com/DT9HPVvZGN
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"We've got a soccer problem." He acknowledged Gulati for his work in soccer over the last 30 years -- the last 12 as president -- and what American soccer has accomplished and how it has excelled, but he said it is not good enough any more.
Wynalda's message was simple: "We've got a soccer problem." He said he understands how some members might question his ability to run a $100 million organization, but that soccer's issues are bigger than that.
"If we don't take care of the product," he said, "it will not take care of us. We have a soccer problem, not a business issue."
Wynalda, who has worked in recent years as a Fox Sports analyst, said soccer has hit a ceiling under Gulati and he was the person to build a couple of new floors.
"When we see performances like we did the other night," he said in reference to the USA's loss to Trinidad & Tobago, "they happen for a reason."
He added that if there are any problems with the partnership between the federation and the men's national team they were 10 times worse with the women.
"The federation is here to provide guidance," he added. "It's to serve, not the other way around."
'Elephant in the room.' Gans told the story of his life in soccer beginning as a child in Boston when his father, a German immigrant, would bring him along on the train to semi-pro games in New York and then to games in the Boston area with the Astros and Minutemen.
Gans, who played in college, has worked on the board of a Development Academy team, FC Boston Bolts, and also as a soccer consultant for European clubs.
"I think I understand all segments of the game," said Gans, who emphasized his work running a "complex business" like U.S. Soccer as the chief operating officer and general counsel for New England Mobile Book Fair and online food-book company Jessica's Biscuits. "My larger point is, I respect all segments of the game."
Gans said the elephant in the room had become the men's national team following its loss to Trinidad & Tobago.
"Before last Tuesday night," he said, "there was too much focus on the national team, not enough on the constituencies. Now, it is about national team -- we didn't make the World Cup.
Gans said, if elected, he wasn't going to pick the next men's national team coach all by himself but would work with technical experts.
"But this job much bigger than just the national team," he said. "It is about leading the organization, about growing the pie, about business deals, about consensus-building, about interfacing with organizations like yours, youth, athletes and pros."
men's national team, sunil gulati, u.s. soccer
11 comments about "Case for change: Wynalda and Gans make their arguments to succeed Gulati at Lake Tahoe soccer forum".
Ed M, October 22, 2017 at 1:59 p.m.
When Mr. Wynalda and Mr. Gans spoke that offered no solutions at all. Nothing concrete was provided that gave anyone in attendance an idea that they indeed had experience enough and the knowledge to be the President of US Soccer and deal with the entire membership and issues. US Soccer is not just the men's national team and it's failure to qualify. We have many other departments that are successful but neither of these two gentlemen even mentioned the majority of what US Soccer does and the positive areas they we are very good at. They both reminded me of teh sound that the tecaher in the Charlie Brown cartoons makes. You hear her but nothing is really being said. Both have no idea about our mnay areas of US Soccer and only focused on the men's natioal team. US Soccer needs a leader that can reach our grassroots members while placing the right people in place that are "experts' in specific ares to help improve and manage what US Soccer does. From selection of national team coaches, trainers, technical advisors to Referees, coaching, players, adult organzations, youth soccer organizations. Futsal, women's teams training, coaching, players, to nutrition to developing resources to make many of these areas self sustaining so that they can grow and improve. I look at our Central American neighbors and what they have to work with yet they produce quality in players, coaching, Futsal and more. MLS has nothing to do with that.
Lets get a candiate out in the open (we do have one other that was not event mentioned) that will care about all areas and provide each part of US Soccer quality and new leadership.
Cool Dudes replied, October 22, 2017 at 6:16 p.m.
Smoke and mirrors, your organization sucks and does very few things well.
Don Woodman replied, October 22, 2017 at 7:20 p.m.
Given that Eric Wynalda has in recent years coached Cal FC, the Atlanta Silverbacks and LA Wolves with some degree of success with all those teams it is hard to understand why one might try to assert that he is without understanding of any aspect of US soccer other than the US MNT. That assertion is ludicrous on its face. The mix of teams that Wynalda has coached range from full amateur to lower division professional. This is exactly the level of soccer that requires liasing with both MLS teams as well as youth development teams and colleges in looking for talent. To succeeed, as Mr. Wynalda has done, at these levels suggests that he is more than capable of understanding soccer at these levels below the US MNT and the MLS. Of course he has experience at those levels as well. Additionally, since he is a father of children that play youth soccer he will obviously have witnessed soccer at the younger youth levels recently as well.
Additionally, in his career he played overseas, and currently covers foreign soccer leagues as a tele-journalist - giving him experience with how other nations run their leagues and associations, as well as giving him experience with soccer as a television commodity. Additionally, he has directly adressed issues relating to the women's game.
None of this is to say that he has to be the best candidate for the USSF presidency, perhaps he is and perhaps he isn't. But to suggest he is unknowledgable of teh range of soccer constituencies in the US is simple silliness.
If you feel that Eric Wynalda's presentation was reminiscent of the teacher on the Charlie Brown special saying "Wah Wah Wah" I can't help but say that watching the US team floundering under Sunil's aegis is like watching Charlie Brown try to kick a football. Nothing will chang if we change nothing.
Ric Fonseca, October 22, 2017 at 3:31 p.m.
EdM: I am at a great disadvantage by not having heard their presentation or being at the meeting, other than that which SA presented above. That being said, it is disingenuous to say they didn't give a much broader picture of the situation, but let me tell you that Wynalda does have a much, much broader knowledge about the US Soccer scene having known him and about him for the past decades, while I know very little about Gans. Lastly, how sad to read that Gulati did not take the stage with both of the announced candidates, which perhaps (emphasis on "perhaps") many folks out there in our US soccer world and "la-la-land" will perceive as somewhat arrogance with perhaps him thinking that I will ultimately throw my hat into the race and will win - again. I hope not.
Ed M replied, October 23, 2017 at 1:31 p.m.
Wynalda has more than Gans but both are limited only to players and teams (in fact, very few teams and men's team only). Those areas are only a part of what US Soccer is about. Heck, Eric couldn't even give you an answer as to where the surplus money comes from and how it should be spent. We have many more youth players and participants than National teams. We have much more Referees than just about any other country. Neither could speak simply about those areas. US Soccer is not just about a National team winning. They don't get that and some supporters don't either.
Julio Moreira replied, October 24, 2017 at 1:28 p.m.
In total agreement with the view expressed by Mr. Fonseca, I believe that Mr. Winalda is an experienced executive that lucky for us also knows and feels the game, proud of his achievements, never forget what a great player he was and is (once a Football player, "Soccer" always a football player, remembered scoring and beating Argentina in Buenos Aires). He's the best of the three candidates, Sunil should be President of the US Crickett Association and never heard of Mr. Gans. For the good of the game and to regaing our lost prestigue in the Football (Soccer) World, Vote for better times that only Mr. Winalda can make it possible.
aaron dutch, October 22, 2017 at 6:21 p.m.
The truth is we don't have a leadership bench at all, we should bring in a leader with global experience in managing a multilayer consumer products company. (thats what national soccer really is)
We need a real outside in POV not just a soccer/football leader without management skills or a real understanding of how to run a $100m consumer proudcts & media company. That is what we need.
Then spend 2 years cleaning the board out. Bring in a great mix of football/soccer federation pros from around the world & business/legal/marketing pros.
here is a great article on an overall POV.
http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/sports/aztecs/sd-sp-us-soccer-world-cup-20171011-story,amp.html
R2 Dad, October 22, 2017 at 10:10 p.m.
Transparency, anyone? I'm not naive enough to think USSF will listen to people at the youth level, but if there is more effort on improving the visibility of issues and the communication of possible solutions, it will seem more like a communal decision rather than backroom deals. The USSF has always seemed to be running away from the light instead of towards it.
I'm also curious--What does Sunil want to do with the $100,000,000 he has helped raise? From the sound of it, Iceland took Cony's advice and built lots of local fields and had themselves a Revolution, and have now qualified in UEFA for Russia 2018. Hmmmm.....maybe if USSF went into lots of areas with no money and a lot of soccer talent/interest and invested in infrastructure, we might get part of the Revolucion we truly need. All-weather futsal courts, anyone?
Bob Ashpole, October 23, 2017 at 7:16 p.m.
The problem I see is with the 1-guy-in-charge of everything. I don't like the idea of a soccer-guy making the business decisions. I also don't like the idea of a business-guy making the soccer decisions.
If you notice, most of Mr. Gulati's critics recognize that he has done well on the business side.
Generally speaking, if we elect a soccer-guy as president he is unlikely to have the expertise or interest needed to manage the business side well. If we elect a business-guy as president he is unlikely to have the expertise needed to manage the soccer side well.
The solution I see is creating a technical board of former national team players that has the final say on soccer decisions including appointment of coaches and technical staff. The current organization (president, directors, council) has worked very well on business matters and it should stay in place, but soccer matters should be taken from them and managed separately. Members of the technical board should serve long staggered terms to provide continuity.
I am not suggesting that individuals cannot wear two hats if they have the credentials and the commitment.
Heard EW talk about his ideas: http://www.espnfc.us/international/55/video/3251359/max-and-herc-wynalda-talks-us-soccer-candidacy


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The qualifier from Russia wins his third ATP World Tour crown.
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Q: BigQuery: Export to GCS option disappeared from BigQuery UI The option to export to a GCS bucket has disappeared from the BigQuery UI and was replaced with "Export to Google Drive". It's a feature I used a lot for large results and using the export to Drive is not useful at all. It takes very long and I can't work the same way with the file in Drive than I would in GCS. Is there any way I can still export to GCS from BigQuery UI?

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Q: result of two scrapy crawlers in one json I have some site with structure:
Pages like lists with name , link, some info. From this pages i need parse some info. And some info from pages by links. Output - json with info by list-pages and pages by links. But i have "2 json-in-one"
For example:
[
{"status": "CFO"},
{"status": "MD / Partner"},
{"status": "CEO"},]
[
{
"name": "Marco Rodzynek",
"link": "https:\/\/www.noah-conference.com\/attendee\/marco-rodzynek\/",
"company": "NOAH Advisors",
"company_link": "No company link",
"category": "Advisory \/ Financial",
"linkedin_url": "https:\/\/ch.linkedin.com\/pub\/marco-
 rodzynek\/2\/bab\/33",
},
{
"name": "Christian Goettsch",
"link": "https:\/\/www.noah-conference.com\/attendee\/christian-goettsch\/",
"company": "Experteer",
"company_link": "https:\/\/www.noah-conference.com\/company\/experteer\/",
"category": "No category",
"linkedin_url": "http:\/\/de.linkedin.com\/pub\/christian-
 goettsch\/0\/153\/540",
},
{
"name": "Roman Bach",
"link": "https:\/\/www.noah-conference.com\/attendee\/roman-bach\/",
"company": "JamesEdition",
"company_link": "https:\/\/www.noah-
 conference.com\/company\/jamesedition\/",
"category": "Consumer Internet",
"linkedin_url": "https:\/\/www.linkedin.com\/in\/romanbach",
 },]

I need something like that:
 [{
"name": "Marco Rodzynek",
"status": "CFO",
"link": "https:\/\/www.noah-conference.com\/attendee\/marco-rodzynek\/",
"company": "NOAH Advisors",
"company_link": "No company link",
"category": "Advisory \/ Financial",
"linkedin_url": "https:\/\/ch.linkedin.com\/pub\/marco-
  rodzynek\/2\/bab\/33",
  },]

My spider code(Example for one page):
import scrapy
from scrapy.spiders import CrawlSpider, Rule
from scrapy.linkextractors import LinkExtractor
from tutorial.items import MainPageItems

class PageSpider(CrawlSpider):
name = 'test'
start_urls = ['https://www.noah-conference.com/attendees/?confyear=&atype=&columnname=&term=&records=50&sort=&pageno=1']
allowed_domains = ['noah-conference.com']

rules = (
    Rule(LinkExtractor(allow=('attendee/')), callback='parse_attendee'),
)

def start_requests(self):
    yield scrapy.Request(url='https://www.noah-conference.com/attendees/?confyear=&atype=&columnname=&term=&records=50&sort=&pageno=1', callback=self.parse_item)

def parse_item(self, response):
    all = response.xpath('//tr')
    for main_info in all:
        Item = MainPageItems()
        Item['name'] = main_info.xpath('td[1]//text()').extract_first()
        Item['link'] = main_info.xpath('td[1]/a[contains(@class, "attendee-name-link")]/@href').extract_first(
            default='No link')
        Item['company'] = main_info.xpath('td[2]//text()').extract_first()
        Item['company_link'] = main_info.xpath(
            'td[2]/a[contains(@class, "attendee-name-link")]/@href').extract_first(
            default='No company link')
        Item['category'] = main_info.xpath('td[3]//text()').extract_first(default='No category')
        Item['linkedin_url'] = main_info.xpath(
            'td[4]/a[contains(@class, "sprite linkedin color-links-attendee-list")]/@href').extract_first(
            default='No linkedin link')
        Item['year_09'] = main_info.xpath('td[5]/i/@class').extract_first(default=' ')
        Item['year_10'] = main_info.xpath('td[6]/i/@class').extract_first(default=' ')
        Item['year_11'] = main_info.xpath('td[7]/i/@class').extract_first(default=' ')
        Item['year_12'] = main_info.xpath('td[8]/i/@class').extract_first(default=' ')
        Item['year_13'] = main_info.xpath('td[9]/i/@class').extract_first(default=' ')
        Item['year_14'] = main_info.xpath('td[10]/i/@class').extract_first(default=' ')
        Item['year_15_lon'] = main_info.xpath('td[11]/i/@class').extract_first(default=' ')
        Item['year_15'] = main_info.xpath('td[12]/i/@class').extract_first(default=' ')
        Item['year_16_ber'] = main_info.xpath('td[13]/i/@class').extract_first(default=' ')
        Item['year_16_lon'] = main_info.xpath('td[14]/i/@class').extract_first(default=' ')
        Item['year_17'] = main_info.xpath('td[15]/i/@class').extract_first(default=' ')
        yield Item

def parse_attendee(self, response):
    Item = MainPageItems()
    # Item['name'] = response.xpath('//h2[@class="attendee-full-name"]/text()').extract_first()
    Item['status'] = response.xpath('//h4[@class="left-attendee"][1]/text()').extract_first()
    yield Item

My items.py:
import scrapy
from scrapy.item import Item, Field

class MainPageItems(Item):
name = Field()
status = Field()
link = Field()
company = Field()
company_link = Field()
category = Field()
linkedin_url = Field()

A: Resolved it. Maybe will be useful to someone else:
def parse(self, response):
    all = response.xpath('//tr')
    for main_info in all:
        Item = MainPageItems()
        Item['name'] = main_info.xpath('td[1]//text()').extract_first()
        Item['link'] = main_info.xpath('td[1]/a[contains(@class, "attendee-name-link")]/@href').extract_first(
            default='No link')
        Item['company'] = main_info.xpath('td[2]//text()').extract_first()
        Item['company_link'] = main_info.xpath(
            'td[2]/a[contains(@class, "attendee-name-link")]/@href').extract_first(
            default='No company link')
        Item['category'] = main_info.xpath('td[3]//text()').extract_first(default='No category')
        Item['linkedin_url'] = main_info.xpath(
            'td[4]/a[contains(@class, "sprite linkedin color-links-attendee-list")]/@href').extract_first(
            default='No linkedin link')
        Item['year_09'] = main_info.xpath('td[5]/i/@class').extract_first(default=' ')
        Item['year_10'] = main_info.xpath('td[6]/i/@class').extract_first(default=' ')
        Item['year_11'] = main_info.xpath('td[7]/i/@class').extract_first(default=' ')
        Item['year_12'] = main_info.xpath('td[8]/i/@class').extract_first(default=' ')
        Item['year_13'] = main_info.xpath('td[9]/i/@class').extract_first(default=' ')
        Item['year_14'] = main_info.xpath('td[10]/i/@class').extract_first(default=' ')
        Item['year_15_lon'] = main_info.xpath('td[11]/i/@class').extract_first(default=' ')
        Item['year_15'] = main_info.xpath('td[12]/i/@class').extract_first(default=' ')
        Item['year_16_ber'] = main_info.xpath('td[13]/i/@class').extract_first(default=' ')
        Item['year_16_lon'] = main_info.xpath('td[14]/i/@class').extract_first(default=' ')
        Item['year_17'] = main_info.xpath('td[15]/i/@class').extract_first(default=' ')
        if Item['link'] is not 'No link':
            yield scrapy.Request(url=Item['link'], meta={'item': Item}, callback=self.parse_attendee, dont_filter=True)
        else:
            Item['position'] = 'No info'
            Item['bio'] = 'No bio'
            Item['all_info'] = 'No info'
            yield Item

def parse_attendee(self, response):
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    Item['bio'] = response.xpath('//div[@class="attendee-container-description"]/p/text()').extract_first(
        default='No bio')
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        default='No info')
    yield Item


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Mia Delance – "Let Me Go" (Official Video)
Oktane June 5, 2021 0
Social influencer Mia Delance transforms into a hot new recording artist breaking into the big time with her debut song, "Let Me Go," going viral. By popular demand, the Los Angeles songstress releases an accompanying visual that allows newfound fans to explore her trauma and sheds it away through the music to fulfill her bright future. Written by Delance-herself, stream the new single today via own imprint.
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Directed by Megan Short, Delance displays an undeniable vocal performance, filled with range and consistency, in an angelic white gown as she, metaphorically, swims to the surface before drowning in her sorrows. Dealing with her demons, she explores a fabulous Los Angeles hillside home overlooking the city. A must-see formal introduction.
According to her press release, "Let Me Go" is a look at the rising star's in-depth musical talent and subject matter. "With this song, I wanted to debut my musical personality through a collection of strong raw imagery," She shares. "Working with my team, we executed my vision for the song perfectly & I can't wait to show the world. Sometimes in life we wish we could go back and warn a younger version of ourselves to not be fearful, anxious & never give up against all odds- so that's exactly what I did."
Ahead of her debut, Delance already built anticipation for her musical transition with an amassed Instagram following of over 28,000 followers and 33..9 thousand followers on TikTok, who know her as @miadelancex. Among Delance's following includes trending recording artists Toosii, Tommy Genesis, and Siya.
And with an expected forthcoming project shortly to follow the debut music in late-2021. Upon the debut release, Delance, via Instagram, shared with fans that this is merely only the beginning of what's to come from the 2021 artist-to-watch.
"My debut single and music video is finally out now on all platforms I've been so excited to share this with you all for a while now. The beginning of it all."
Now is the perfect time to become a fan of Mia Delance. For daily updates and more, follow her on Instagram and Tik Tok.
Watch the debut music video below and stream the debut single, available on all DSPs, right here.
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The harsh reality of good behaviour! Dogs are innately wild, there's a leader of any pack and if you allow them, your dog will lead your pack (family). This comes with issues, they set the rules, they control the situation and they aren't led by you. What Sally taught us was something I can relate to my daily life at work, serving in the military there are leaders and followers, without leading my personnel they have no clear boundaries to operate to and ultimately can end up coming to harm or harming others. Remember you are the leader, the dog is your follower, don't allow your dog harm others or ultimately come to harm by your ignorance to lead them.
I got in touch with Sally after searching for someone who could help me with my cocker spaniel who had nipped on two occasions. I knew we need help and after watching the incredible video of Sally and her dog, plus the outstanding reviews I knew she was the one to help us. I explained Milo's hyper behaviour and how I have allowed him to do whatever he wanted! Even dictate whether he walked or not!
Sally reassured me that she could help and provided me with an explanation as to why Milo was behaving in such a way. I had never taught him how to be calm and I had encouraged bad behaviour such as; allowing him to walk through doors first, having him upstairs, on the sofa, sleeping on the bed, the list goes on. Milo had lost all respect for me and as I was not stepping up to be his leader he was becoming the leader of the pack, as a consequence he was behaving like a wild dog.
My main worries of carrying out the training was that Milo wouldn't be happy or that he would no longer feel loved!
Sally has taught me techniques on how to take back control, be his leader and still show him that I love him. Within days I was able to walk Milo on lead without him pulling! Which is something I NEVER thought would happen, I walk through doors first without him pushing me out of the way, he no longer runs through the house like a crazy dog and he's much calmer. We still have a long way to go but I couldn't be happier with the progress. Thank you Sally, you're knowledge and experience has meant that Milo and me have a better relationship than ever before.


Great experience! My friends and I wanted to try something new and they happened to have live music on Friday. The food was amazing! Everything we got was on point and flavored so well. The salmon was good, wings were delicious, and the sides complimented well. The service was friendly as well. Only note is that 20% gratuity is included.
I use to love Cafe Circa. Always good drinks and atmosphere. Lemon pepper wings were horrible. Lemon pepper so over powering. Chicken stir Fry tasted boiled and wasnt even pleasant to look at. CC been a staple for years in the Edgewood area. I won't return. I was charged a $10 cover to enter + gratuity for one person. Service was bad. One person to man a full bar. He was good but had so much ground,to cover. I was expecting the same great food from 5 or 6 years ago.
Last night, I invited some friends out to Cafe Circa. It was their first time. They enjoyed every minute of it. Being able to enjoy great food and great music in an amazing atmosphere on a Tuesday night was wonderful! Our server, Q, was a blessing!! Her energy was on point. She was the icing on the cake!! Such a beautiful spirit!! My friends declared Cafe Circa as their new go to spot!
Cute brunch spot! Love the upstairs open lounge area. Food is on point too. It gets very packed very quickly which then turns into a who has on the best outfit stand around but if you can get over that part, great spot!
I have slowed down on going out but when I'm in the mood for a Friday night outing this is my go to. Cute little spot with reasonable prices and decent crowd. I'll never get tired of the wings. The DJ plays a nice variety of music. If you want to go somewhere for a quick bite, hookah, and music this is a good spot. The only downfall is they do charge a cover despite the fact that it's not a club.


Deep in the Forest of Fear, an angry sorceress, Meevillain, casts an ominous Cloud of Chaos across the Kingdom of Kindness. Unhappiness and mistrust spread among the people of the kingdom. Walls spring up around each village, and misunderstandings keep the villagers from remembering life before the shadowing cloud. Young Princess Shayna nearly dies from Meevillain's Sinister Sleeping Spell.
Sigmund, the Royal Wizard, saves the princess, but she must take a Silver Apricot Potion every day stay to alive. On her 13th birthday, Princess Shayna embarks on a perilous Vision Quest to unite the Kingdom of Kindness.
For the first time in her life, she is without her parents' reassuring guidance. Princess Shayna encounters treachery and deceit, as well as new friendships and kindness. She learns about the villagers' Praiseworthy Gifts and helps them appreciate and respect each other again as she shares her Invisible Visible Gift of self-esteem. But before the Kingdom of Kindness can be whole again, she must face her deepest fear!
Like all enduring fables, Princess Shayna's Invisible Visible Gift combines exciting storytelling with a powerful message that remains long after its reading.
These skills have helped thousands build a firm foundation to solve their problems and savor their joys while on their life-long journey of self-discovery.
The Gift Giver's Guide at the back of the book helps to start conversations and encourages children to talk about how the story and characters relate to their own real-life experiences.
Every child deserves to feel loved, safe, encouraged, and confident in a trustworthy home, school, and community environment!
10% of the royalties from the sale of this book are allocated to diabetes research and education. Visit www.PrincessShayna.com for more information.


We left Phoenix about 5:30 AM. Drove to Marshall Lake first and cached 3 gallons of water, lots of food for Connie and Nancy. There was absolutely no water in Marshall Lake! Drove to Mormon Lake Village and left car for end of trip. There was a Hell's Angel Biker Convention going on. Packed! We than drove to Walnut Canyon and cached 3 more gallons of water and more food. Both places were very easy to get to. Surprise Connie! Don't think we will have any trouble finding. David and Ronnie did a fine job shuttling.
We made it to the Snow Bowl by 12:30! Connie didn't need to worry so much after all. We couldn't find the exact Az trail. We thought we were on the right trail, but according to Connie's new GPS, we were parallel to it.
We hiked the Kachina Trail to Schultz Tank where we intended to go. It was 9700 elevation most of the way. A lot of huffing and puffing. Going up hill was a killer! Kachina trail was covered with fern up to our waist and many flowers in full bloom – Lupine (the biggest I've ever seen), owls clover, fire crackers, and many more. Connie was doing a great job on the GPS, but found out not to walk and read at the same time. She surfed down hill and not on her feet. No major injuries, scrapped elbow and knees. And hates to get dirty! Got that over with the first day.
It was good to see the Az trail signs going to Schultz Tank. The water level was a lot lower than it was when Connie and Judy came through last April and a lot muddier. We were able to strain the water OK. We found a nice place just a little down the road. A very nice first night camp. Had just a little spitting of rain while we set up camp. A cute little fire just enough for our dinner and tea. Nancy was really tuckered out but was able to stay up till 8:30 PM. It was a good long day.
Had a nice morning with birds all around. Started hiking about 8:30 AM. Hiked down the road for a couple of miles till we finally found the trail. Connie doing great with that GPS. We had some more uphill, but not too bad. Getting a little lower in elevation. Than it started raining, not just spitting! We waited it out under some low trees and our umbrellas, but still got very wet. Really came down hard. Finally let up enough to start walking again. Trail was good. Got to the underpass at Hwy 89. Followed an old road a little way to a gas station and started raining again. The thunder started that morning and didn't stop the rest of the day. We had intended to fill up with water at the gas station and have lunch/dinner at Mary's Café. Connie went in to ask about a motel and was told one was about a mile further done the road. Connie called a friend's daughter who lives in Flagstaff and she rescued us. Patty took us to her place for a nice shower and chance to wash our wet cloths. Had a chicken dinner and dry night in a house. It rained the rest of the day. Patty took us back to the gas station in the morning for us to start up again.
Started hiking about 7:45 AM. Clear skies. Crossed old dirt roads many times. Went by several homes and rows of mailboxes. Never far from civilization. While we took a break close to the railroad we heard a really funny noise. Looked around and saw a big white chicken! Started crowing at us when we started leaving. What unusual wild life to see! We saw a lot of trains go by. It was hotter today, but did have some rain that cooled us off. Also had hail!! Made it to Walnut Canyon and found our cached water and food. Couldn't quite carry it all but did go about another mile before making camp. Stopped about 3:30 PM. Had a very small fire because of the wind. A beautiful camp spot!
Started out in the morning about 8:30 AM. Just can't seem to get going very early and really should have this day. Both feeling good. Downhill into a canyon that was spectacular. Since we went downhill we knew what was coming! Steep climbing out but not too long. Hiked through Walnut Canyon meadows covered in flowers and surrounded by colorful rock formations. Saw a couple of horny toads. They were colorful, too. There was no shade for most of the day and no clouds in the sky. We were wishing for rain! The book says this is an easy hike, but we were going the opposite way. Mostly uphill and hot. Wasn't that easy. After one long climb, we took a break and put our feet up on a log. Nancy got sick to her stomach which didn't help with hiking. Heat and her do not get along! Because we weren't able to carry all the water and knew there wouldn't be any water through this canyon, continued hiking all the way to Marshall Lake and our cached water. We were a day early.Made it there about 5:00 PM. Set up another nice camp but no fire. We couldn't eat much dinner either. It was just good to be able to wash up. We were both very tired. Got a cell site so called Judy to make sure she was really coming. Nancy said if she wasn't, she was DONE. It was a good thing we called her. She was going to surprise us and come a day earlier so we would have missed her. She was coming the morning to bring us water and treats. YIPPEE!
Connie and Nancy had a leisurely morning. Had a good rest after such a hard day. Heard elk bugling all night but didn't see them. Judy came about 10:45 AM for the rescue. It was soo good to see her. We drove to Double Spring Campground to check out camp sites. Very nice. Cost $16 a night. Nancy treated. Judy drove Connie and Nancy to road south of railroad tank so they could hike back to Double Spring camp. Judy drove back to camp and set up camp and met Connie and Nancy about a mile away. Only hiked about 4 miles and only carried day packs. A nice easy hike after the day before. Judy brought lots of treats. Had celery, carrots, chips and humus. For dinner we had bread, apples, veggies with gorgonzola fondue and a bottle of wine. A great fire for the evening. A very good day was had by all.
Next morning of course was leisurely with Judy making coffee for us always. Judy left her car at the entrance to the camp ground and we all hike together. Another easy day of hiking. Judy gave Connie some more lessons on her GPS. Was a very pretty hike following very old remnants of a railroad. There were two signs along the way explaining the history. Very interesting. We hiked to Navajo Springs where water was coming out of a pipe. Very easy water duty! Judy and Connie had stopped here last April. We had a very nice afternoon. Was able to finally do some reading, word searches and beading. A beautiful place with all the aspen and pine and flowers. A wonderful finish. We late rising the next morning. There was no hurry. We only had about 1 ½ miles to Mormon Lake village. When we arrived at the village, we ran into Dale Shewalter. Told him we were hiking the AZT and hoped to see him in September. Connie's car was just where we left it. So we all took off for home again. Was another great hiking adventure. Even with the hard parts, Nancy kept telling herself it was better than being at work! Another great time had by all!


Coteau Books was incorporated in June of 1975 in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, by four writers with Moose Jaw roots. Established to provide an outlet for Saskatchewan poetry. Coteau quickly added fiction to that mandate, and went on to include drama, non-fiction and finally children's literature to its offerings.
Coteau publishes and promotes examples of the best fiction, poetry, drama and young readers' fiction written in Canada. Our lists contain many Saskatchewan and prairie writers, and we continue to publish many first-time authors every year (which means, frequently, extraordinary editing time and costs). Coteau provides substantive editing for its publications, and quality production values in all cases, assurances of quality that make a great deal of difference to the present success and the future careers of our writers.
Coteau titles have been awarded the Governor General's Award for Poetry in 1995 (Voice, by Anne Szumigalski) and for Fiction in 2002 (A Song for Nettie Johnson, by Gloria Sawai). Coteau titles have been finalists for the Governor General's award seven times, in fiction, poetry, drama and children's literature – one of few publishers who can claim nominations in so many genres.
Coteau Books is a registered non-profit production cooperative. Our current nine-member Board owns the press cooperatively, donating a great deal of volunteer time to operations. Coteau is contracted with Canadian distributor Publishers Group Canada (PGC) to undertake Canadian sales, and our orders are filled out of the Raincoast warehouse. We also have distribution in Australia (John Reed) and New Zealand (Jay Books). We are a "regional press" in terms of our geographical location only, not in terms of our editorial and marketing reach, or in the availability of our books.


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Topfreedom,    Liberdade  da  Parte  de  Cima, é um movimento social buscando o reconhecimento dos direitos de mulheres e garotas de ficarem sem a parte de cima em público onde homens e garotos possuem este direito.  Exemplos de áreas públicas onde esse direito pode ser exercido incluem praias, piscinas e parques, embora os princípios do movimento admitam nenhuma restrição quanto ao local. A razão para libertar-se da parte de cima incluem permitir mães amamentantes a amamentar em público em público onde atualmente isto é visto como inapropriado; bronzeamento; conforto; e igualdade dos gêneros.

Os princípios do movimento de libertação da parte de cima contestam até o máximo as conotações do termo "sem a parte de cima" (),  e geralmente preferem o termo "livre da parte de cima" ().

Argumentos culturais
A cultura ocidental, especialmente nos Estados Unidos e nas culturas islonas, geralmente se opõe à mulheres "sem a parte de cima" em público, interpretando a exibição do peito feminino como de natureza sexual, e por isso indecente. Em contraste, o peito masculino geralmente não é considerado sexual. Alguns zoólogos, (notavelmente Desmond Morris) acreditam que através da evolução natural humana, os peitos femininos adquiriram características sexuais secundárias em contrapartida com as nádegas em outros primatas. Para mais informações, consulte peito.

Movimento de libertação da parte de cima por região

Europa, o Mediterrâneo, e outros países ocidentais

Na Europa e Austrália, ficar "sem a parte de cima" em praias públicas é, há muito, a norma, embora reportagens recentes da mídia notaram uma possível reversão na moda, com menos mulheres tomando banhos de sol "sem a parte de cima" nas praias francesas, e francesas mais jovens em particular, adquirindo uma atitude mais crítica a exposição pública dos peitos.

Em algumas localizações, tomar banho de sol "sem a parte de cima" é permitido legalmente; em outras, ficar "sem a parte de cima" se popularizou de modo a tornar-se um senso comum aceitável. No Lago de Banho das Senhoras de Kenwood no Hampstead Heath de Londres, o Maior Console de Londres, permitiu o nado e os banhos de sol "sem a parte de cima" desde , embora homens não sejam permitidos na área de banho. Redes internacionais de hotelaria com propriedades em múltiplas localidades desenvolveram uma política tolerante. Muitos hóteis resort e complexos condominais agora permitem banhos de sol "sem a parte de cima" nas suas piscinas, e algumas navios de cruzeiro oferecem deques somente para adultos onde as mulheres podem libertar-se da parte de cima.

Em algumas regiões, mulheres ficarem "sem a parte de cima" se tornou aceitável em lugares específicos, como Guadeloupe na Guiana Francesa; St. Barts, Martinique, e St. Martin no Caribe; Cidade do Cabo, África do Sul; Tabah, Tel Aviv, e Eilat, Israel; e Ibiza e Formentera, Espanha. Isto também é verdade em algumas partes da Grécia, México, Venezuela, e Brasil. Virtualmente todas praias da costa Adriática da Croácia das praias mediterranea europeias o topless e permitido.

Um movimento de protesto chamado "Bara Bröst" (um trocadilho que significa tanto "Apenas Peitos" e "Peitos Descobertos") apareceu na Suécia em  para promover os direitos das mulheres a ficar "sem a parte de cima" em lugares onde homens também podem estar "sem a parte de cima".  Vários eventos foram  organizados em piscinas de banho públicas em setembro e outubro. Enquanto que ficar "sem a parte de cima" não é ilegal, vários estabelecimentos públicos e privados possuem um código de vestimenta que exige que todos vistam partes de cima: indivíduos sem a parte de cima podem ser impedidos de entrar ou removidos. O grupo conquistou uma vitória significativa em  quando Malmö, o comitê de esportes e recreação da cidade, aprovou novas legislações que, enquanto exigiam que todos usassem trajes de banho nas piscinas cobertas de banho público, não exigia que mulheres cobrissem seus peitos. Na Polônia, um país predominantemente católico e conservador, duas mulheres, incluindo a modelo sem a parte de cima Dorota Krzysztofek, foram repreendidas em corte e multadas por tomar banho de sol sem a parte de cima depois de se recusarem a pagar a quantia original. Na Australia, um membro conservador do parlamento enviou uma proposta no final de  que teria banido ficar sem a parte de cima em público para evitar ofender visitantes de países do Oriente Médio ou Ásia.

Países asiáticos

Em muitos países asiáticos e do sudeste asiático com normas socialmente mais conservadoras, as mulheres são proibidas de se livrar da parte de cima em qualquer local público. No entanto, algumas vezes há exceções para visitantes ocidentais em locais como Phuket, Samui, e Samet, Tailândia. Na China, uma visitante da Bulgária causou comoção em  quando ela foi sem a parte de cima no Clube Balneário Seaside Número 1 em Qingdao. Enquanto cidadãos locais estavam incomodados, nenhuma lei exigindo a parte de cima existia, e permitiu-se a mulher a continuar seu banho de sol sem a parte de cima.

Oriente médio
Em  a polícia na cidade-estado muçulmana de Dubai reprimiu visitantes estrangeiros que estavam "indecentes" nas praias locais, detendo 79 pessoas durante as prisões.  Enquanto turistas em Dubai podem usar biquínis nas praias dos emirados e caminhar nas ruas usando shorts, a parte de cima é exigida. Na Tunísia, onde 80% da população é Muçulmana, turistas europeus podem tomar banho de sol sem a parte de cima nas praias e piscinas privadas dos hotéis, enquanto mulheres muçulmanas devem vestir chadorah completa nas praias públicas. Sinais multilinguais foram erguidos nas praias de Dubai avisando que mulheres que se livrarem da parte de cima irão enfrentar acusação criminal e sentenças de até seis meses de encarceramento.

Estados Unidos

Mulheres sem a parte de cima são ilegais na maioria dos estados dos Estados Unidos. Alguns estados não possuem leis contra ele, mas permitem que governos locais criem leis sobre o que é apropriado segundo seus "padrões" locais. Nos Estados Unidos, resistência a mulheres sem a parte de cima é muito maior do que no continente europeu ou na Austrália, mesmo estendendo-se a controvérsia a amamentação em público.

 Ficar sem a parte de cima é tolerado durante eventos específicos em alguns locais específicos, como a corrida Bay to Breakers de São Francisco e a Feira Provincial de Oregon.

Em  na California, a advogada Liana Johnsson sustentou que, ao abrigo da Lei de Megan, mulheres condenadas por exposição indecente (por amamentar ou bronzearem-se) podem encontrar-se listadas como agressoras sexuais juntamente com estupradores e molestadores de crianças.  Os Rochester Topfree Seven foi processado em 1986 em Rochester, Nova Iorque mas foi absolvido em .

Em , 50 residentes de Pittsfield, Massachusetts entraram com uma petição no município pedindo uma praia segregada especialmente para bronzeamento sem a parte de cima para ambos, homens e mulheres. A petição foi rejeitada pelo conselho do município por votação de 9x2, com o prefeito chamando-a de "inaceitável e desnecessária". Moradores juraram continuar sua batalha.

Devido a resistência pública a mulheres sem a parte de cima, um pequeno movimento "livre da parte de cima" têm crescido. O termo "livre da parte de cima" é usado como alternativa a "sem a parte de cima", que carrega conotações negativas implícitas da palavra "sem", o que pode trazer respostas negativas. Algumas mulheres preferem o termo "direitos livres de camiseta" ().

Alguns lugares na América do Norte aprovaram leis permitindo mulheres a absterem-se a parte de cima de público, embora as mulheres não necessariamente fazem uso destas leis.  Locais permitindo a mesma roupa para ambos sexos incluem:

 Estados
 Alguns estados dos Estados Unidos, incluindo
 California costa, incluindo Black's Beach, Santa Cruz
 Havaí
 Maine
 Nova Iorque
 Ohio
 Texas

 Cidades

 Algumas cidades, localidades e eventos permitem topfreedom, incluindo
 Austin, Texas
 Boulder, Colorado
 Eugene, Oregon
 Oregon Country Fair
 Praia Lucy Vincent em Chilmark no Martha's Vineyard
 Portland, Oregon
 South Beach, Praia Maiami, Florida
 Key West, Florida
 Fantasy Fest
 Nova Orleans, Louisiana
 Mardi Gras
 Washington, D.C.
 Columbus

Mesmo onde livrar-se da parte de cima é legal, a polícia ainda pode prender aqueles praticando-a por conduta desordeira ou acusações similares.

Canadá
Em , Gwen Jacob foi presa por caminhar por uma rua em Guelph, Ontario sem a parte de cima. Ela foi absolvida em 1996 pela suprema corte em Ontario.

A Associação De Direitos Iguais da Liberdade da Parte de Cima () é uma organização canadense com o interesse de ajudar mulheres em ambos Canadá e Estados Unidos, que tenham problemas legais exercendo seus direitos de ir 'livres da parte de cima' onde os homens são permitidos de ir.

 Algumas províncias do Canadá, incluindo:
 British Columbia
 Manitoba
 Ontario (onde a igualdade foi testada e encorajada diversas vezes)

Ver também
 Peitos à mostra
 Parada da Liberdade da Nudez & Peitos
Igualdade de gênero
 Feminismo
 Monoquini
 National Cleavage Day
 Naturismo
 Nudez
 Nudez pública
 Sexismo
 Taboo
 Topless

Organizações
 Comitê de Ação Naturalista ()
 Associação De Direitos Iguais da Liberdade da Parte de Cima ()
 Organizações livres de roupas
 Ciclismo Pelado Mundial
 Free the Nipple
 Go Topless Day

Pessoas
 Judy E. Williams: Membro da diretoria da NAC, conselheira chefe do TERA, Integrande da Sociedade de Preservação da Praia Wreck () em Vancouver, BC
 Gwen Jacob:  caso de teste para "liberdade da parte de cima" que venceu em Ontario, Canadá.
 Linda Meyer:  caso de teste para "liberdade da parte de cima" pelo British Columbia.  Em , ela venceu na corte contra Maple Ridge, BC.  Ela foi detida na piscina coberta de banho público do distrito de Maple Ridge.  Isto foi após ela ter provocado prisões por vários anos, e ter ido para a cadeia, para ganhar na corte e portanto parar a perseguição oficial por suas atividades públicas de "liberdade da parte de cima".
 Paul Rapoport: ativista da "liberdade da parte de cima", escritora, editora do Going Natural (), uma publicação da FCN.
 Sue Richards: Publisher of the topfree, breast health calendar Breast of Canada.
 Morley Schloss: membro da diretoria da NAC, ativista da "liberdade da parte de cima".
 Nikki Craft: feminista, antiga ativista "livre de camiseta", agora desfiliada do movimento.

Ligações externas

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Mirren says she is 'mortified' by tales she snubbed the queen
By Liz Smith
I AM mortified!" says Oscar winner Helen Mirren about reports - in The New York Times and elsewhere, stating that she was "too busy" to have dinner at the invitation of Queen Elizabeth II.
Helen tells me she tried desperately to rearrange the shooting schedule for the movie National Treasure: Book of Secrets, but the company was in South Dakota filming on location. "I just could not shut all that down to take three days off to go to Buckingham Palace."
I am sure the queen understood this and will invite Helen for another time.
Helen is the kind of star who calls you on the phone with no secretary or PR person in between. She said she followed the queen's visit to America with great interest and she thought we should give President Bush a little leeway when it came to his "1776" error in speech. "We all make mistakes," said Ms. Mirren.
'Tennessee' waltz
Sitting in Joe Allen's Orso the other eve, to my table comes my pal, young movie producer Lee Daniels, the man who shepherded Halle Berry to an Oscar in Monster's Ball.
I asked Lee about his latest film project, called Tennessee, filmed down in that very state, and he burbled on about his star, Mariah Carey. It seems the divine diva next door, as I call her, had been a doll to direct, even forsook her 6-inch heels when the characterization called for flats, and it's Lee's belief that she is going to surprise us this time out. (Mariah's film career took a big hit when she made Glitter, but she lived to overcome.)
Lee talked me into going to his table to meet the star of his next movie. That turned out to be Lenny Kravitz, who has cut his hair and looks adorable. Lenny refused to be formally introduced, saying merely, "Give me some sugar!" and kissing me on the lips.
Reading samples
The genius actor Frank Langella stirred our heartstrings at the Literacy Partners readings Monday. He offered a fragment about reading from A Tree Grows in Brooklyn and brought the crowd to tears.
This fantastic night also featured the great Vanessa Redgrave reading from the book of her next movie Evening by Susan Minot. (She stars in the film along with Meryl Streep and distinguished others.) Then we enjoyed the heroic Lee and Bob Woodruff, who were so amusing, even if their best-seller about his being wounded in Iraq is not. In An Instant has transformed U.S. thinking and created outrage about the poor manner in which we treat our wounded veterans. And Alexander McCall Smith was, as usual, a brilliantly funny reader. Audiences love this guy who created Precious Ramotswe, Botswana's only female private detective.
The piece de resistance of the night, which brought in $1.2 million to fight adult illiteracy, was the surprise appearance of the one and only divine Miss M, Bette Midler. First, Bette got off a gag about how President Bush congratulated Queen Elizabeth II for winning the Oscar for The Queen. Then she sang a sentimental favorite - "I Wish You Love" because Literacy was honoring Arnold Scaasi, Parker Ladd and yours truly for 25 years of fundraising work.
But when Bette sat on our laps, singing to us, it wasn't work. This woman just appears and everybody feels better, happier and they start smiling. What a gift!
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Joseph Pleban took the brave decision to have his left foot removed when doctors told him he had a rare bone and joint disease that was causing recurring benign tumours in his ankle.
The condition, pigmented villonodular synovitis, led to the 23-year-old being told he could no longer pursue extreme sports.
However after realising an amputation would allow him to pursue his passion, Pleban, from Fredericksburg, Va., decided to say good-bye to his foot in style.
"Over six years I had to give up all of the sports I loved. Although taking my ankle away was a big sacrifice, the chance to regain the ability to play those sports again meant it was a no-brainer," he explained.
Pleban and his girlfriend Johnna Hetrick, 26, started the photo record three months before his surgery.
The couple did a number of extreme activities during that time and even found time for a holiday in the Caribbean.
"We drew up a list of things, which we wanted to do while I could. It was heartbreaking to lose it, but that wasn't going to stop me doing things before I lost it," the 23-year-old said.
"Right before the surgery, I freaked out a bit. I realised there would be no way to turn back from my decision once I'd had the surgery," he added.
"But as soon as I woke up from the surgery and looked down, I knew I had done the right thing."
Pleban said he is already planning his Halloween costume ideas with his girlfriend.
"I could be a surfer and she could be a shark – maybe we could add a surfboard with a shark bite out of it," he suggested.
Well played, Joseph, well played.


Gov. Tommy Thompson, President-elect Bush's nominee for secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS), earned national notice for pioneering welfare reform in Wisconsin.
As governor, Mr. Thompson championed comprehensive support for families leaving welfare, successfully marshalling Democrats and Republicans alike to back reforms. As HHS secretary, he can provide the needed leadership so that the next stage of welfare reform expands that support to all low-income working families. His golden opportunity is close at hand.
Innovative programs in Wisconsin and elsewhere helped lay the groundwork for the federal welfare- reform law in 1996, which limits welfare checks to five years and requires recipients to work or prepare for work. One result of welfare reform is that, nationwide, the welfare rolls have been cut in half, with some states experiencing even greater declines; Wisconsin's welfare caseload has dropped by 85 percent.
The next phase of reform may not be as easy. Already the caseload decline appears to be slowing compared with the mid-1990s. The easiest-to-employ found jobs first. But even those who succeeded usually wound up in short-term, low-wage positions without health insurance.
The 1996 law is up for reauthorization in 2002, providing an opportunity to take the next step in welfare reform by adding real support for those leaving welfare for work and the millions of other low- income working families struggling to make ends meet.
Recognizing that more than quick caseload reductions were needed to sustain reform's early successes, many states and several cities, including Governor Thompson's home state, have already begun to move to the next stage of welfare reform. Their pathbreaking work is along two lines: providing effective special services to help families facing the highest barriers to work - including mental and physical disabilities, domestic violence, substance abuse, and lack of education - and building more supports for all working families, not just those leaving welfare.
This next phase of reform may cost more per family and take more creativity and leadership than simply sponsoring job searches in a booming economy and subsidizing child care for those who find work.
Treatment services, adult education, family counseling, and other direct interventions like those that Thompson spearheaded in Wisconsin don't come cheap. In a less robust economy, it will take stronger political leadership to encourage businesses to continue to hire welfare and other poor parents - much less take on those with even fewer skills who have not yet left the rolls. And, if a full-blown recession materializes, more aggressive plans will be needed to make the work-not-welfare mantra of welfare reform stick.
Thompson in his role as secretary of HHS can do much to ensure that these state and local initiatives become springboards for broad national efforts to make work the new cornerstone of the nation's safety net.
Under his leadership, the administration and Congress could forge bipartisan efforts on at least three fronts. The first concerns work itself: making sure that more workers can get unemployment insurance if they lose their jobs and that there are public-sector jobs of last resort if none are available in the private sector.
Second is expanding the eligibility of all workers for health coverage and offering greater child-care subsidies for low-income workers. Third is providing new incentives to encourage businesses to expand in low-income areas, upgrade workers' skills, and pay low-skilled workers a living wage.
Governor Thompson has been there. His leadership in Wisconsin on welfare reform's new frontier qualifies him to head efforts on the national level to help all low-income families get and keep an economic foothold. Building on experiences in Wisconsin and other state "laboratories of change," the nominee for secretary of HHS can turn work supports into a far better foundation than welfare checks for the nation's working families.
Demetra Smith Nightingale is the director of the Welfare and Training Research Program at the Urban Institute in Washington. The views are those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of the Urban Institute, its board of trustees, or its sponsors.


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76.2 mm Regimental Gun M1927 Found In Estonia (Photos+)
by Detectorist · 04/12/2018
The 2018 detecting season has not only begun for the diggers of coins in the fields because war-relic hunters have also started. This year, the members of the Otsing Club ("detecting club") found a 76.2-mm regimental gun, the 1927 model, in the swamps of Narva. A total of 18,000 such guns were produced, of which only a small number have survived to this day. It's good that in Estonia, the Sinimäe museum will now exhibit its own copy of this interesting weapon.
But how did this gun get into the swamp? Everything is very simple – in the Kyrgyzoso swamp, in the south of Narva, in 1944, there were very bloody battles where parts of the Red Army were trying to reach the Narva-Tallinn road and thus encircle the German troops on the left bank of the Narova River.
Unfortunately, this idea was not realized, but every year a lot of diggers go to find iron remains of that war and the fallen soldiers of both sides.
An interesting fact is that the gun was located at a depth of seven meters in the swamp and it was quite difficult to pick it up, it was not done without the help of divers.
"This was a difficult search operation. We already knew about this drowned gun – we searched for three years. The guys from the club "Otzing" gave a lot to find it. There was a lot of hard work. The diver had to dive into the swamp, pick it up and carry it for a long distance across the swamp. He used two days to do this, "- the board member of the club "Otsing" Igor Sedunov explained. "Judging by how the gun was preserved, I think that there will be very little work with it – the main thing will be to preserve the paint. And I hope that in one and a half or two months, it will be on display at the Sinimäe Museum."
As already mentioned above – everyone will be able to admire the gun at the Sinimäe museum in two or three months.
And here are some photos:
The weight of the gun in the fighting position: 920 kg.
The rate of fire: 10-12 shots per minute. Crew needed: 7 people.
The 76.2-mm regimental gun 1927 model took part in all the prewar conflicts with the participation of the Red Army and took a wide part on all fronts of WW2.
This weapon was also used by the Wehrmacht and the Finnish Army, which they inherited as a trophy.
The gun was used for fire support to the infantry and mechanized parts/cavalry.
Whether it was a captured cannon or if it was drowned in the winter by soldiers of the Red Army during the fighting is still unknown. Most likely, some soldiers of the Red Army lost the gun.
The Germans noted the simplicity and effectiveness of this weapon and even began developing and manufacturing their own ammunition. This gun was equipped with German optics. In the Finnish army, this weapon was in service until the 1960s.
An interesting feature of the gun was its aerotransportability, which proved to be in demanded in practice – in the besieged Leningrad at the end of 1941, 457 76-mm regimental cannons were manufactured, and brought to Moscow by airplanes and provided significant assistance to Soviet troops in the battle for Moscow.
Amazing condition, isn't it? For more about war relics hunting, look here!
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Luke has been studying and practicing yoga for over 15 years and teaches Tibetan yantra yoga and hatha yoga. He was authorized to teach in the thrul khor system of yantra yoga through Chögyal Namkhai Norbu in 2013. Additionally Luke is a hatha yoga instructor having completed a 300 hour Adi Yoga training program with Dharma,Inc. He has studied with David Moreno and Kamesvari Thorp in the Hatha Yoga Foundations program at YogaMandala in Berkeley California, as well as Vinyasa Krama studies with Srivatsa Ramaswami. Luke is also a California licensed massage therapist and has a bodywork practice utilizing tui na, energetic,and orthopedic manual therapy techniques and is currently studying Ayurveda at the Mount Madonna College of Ayurveda. Luke lives in Oakland,California.


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How Is Sarcoma Diagnosed @ The KU Cancer Center?
Computed tomography scan − A CT or CAT scan uses X-rays to make a detailed image of the structures inside the body. A contrast liquid is often injected to make the structures easier to see.
Magnetic resonance imaging − An MRI uses a magnetic field to visualize your anatomy in a 3D format and determine the quality of the tissue.
Bone scan − This scan uses nuclear medicine to evaluate the activity of a lesion in bone.
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Image-guided biopsy − Assisted by scans from an MRI and CT, we remove cells from the tumor using a small, hollow needle or through a small incision. The cells are examined under a microscope to determine if they are from a sarcoma, other type of cancer or from a noncancerous disease.
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