the electorate sees themselves being victimized by both parties, and agrees on the nature of the damage inflicted, a third party will get no traction.
@BZ: "... third parties can and do have an impact at the margin..."
The (limited) energy and funds of a third party would be better focused on local politics - at least until such time as critical mass is achieved.
Personally I would love to see a Libertarian dogcatcher. But that's just me.
MingoV - that's why I added the qualifier about the need for agreement on the nature of the damage being done. I see a huge problem with the growth of government. Many disagree. Maybe I'm wrong and more government is needed. Given the nature of the two major parties that's what we're going to get so I hope my assessment is incorrect.
First of all half of the eligible voting age population don't even vote. Next,those that do vote usually vote for the status quo. This is the reason we have fiscal problems in America today. People vote their economic interests. Most voters have been lead to believe that politicians are there to solve the voters problems for them. Most voters like things the way they are as long as someone else is paying for it. A majority of the voters are,in one way or another,riding on the government gravy train. That's why they keep returning the same politicians to office over and over again. With that said,the biggest factor is that most politicians,with few exceptions,have been bought and paid for by the real owners of America. The real owners being the elitist and globalists behind the scenes. The politicians are just their puppets. This is why half the people don't vote. They realize that it is futile to try and change a corrupt,rotten system that has become a criminal enterprise that is eating away at America like a corrosive acid.
Here in Ireland we have the PR-STV (Proportional Representational by Single Transferable Vote), which is an interesting system:
In Ireland, I believe this has not been the case. The two largest parties in the 20th century were both moderate centre/centre-right parties. Smaller, more ideological parties would go into coalition with one or other of them. Thus the government would be centrist, but flavoured by the ideological party's influence.
An interesting side-effect seems to be that small, ideological parties tend to lose popularity after entering such coalitions. The Progressive Democrats (right wing) collapsed and actually disappeared after a coalition with the centrist Fianna Fáil. So did the Greens (environmental, left wing). At present the smaller Labour Party (centre-left) is in coalition with the larger centre-right Fine Gael, and Labour is suffering some of its lowest popularity in decades.
(We can see this in UK now too, where the Liberal Democrats battled to win a place in coalition with the Conservatives, and are now being destroyed in the polls.)
My guess is that centrist voters are reasonably content with their moderate choices, but more ideological voters grow disillusioned as their parties appear to abandon their principles while in coalition with a larger partner. Ireland's Labour Party seemed passionately left-wing before the last general election; odd to seem them blandly defending welfare cuts now that they're in coalition.
So what would happen in the US? Hard to know, but perhaps it would lead to more moderate politicians and voters remaining with Democrats and Republicans, maybe causing these parties to drift towards the centre. Smaller parties would thrive with more ideological platforms. The tensions between religious social conservatives and libertarians might lead to Republicans of either persuasion splitting off into smaller parties, and likewise with Democrat environmentalists, protectionists, etc.
There could be interesting coalitions. Perhaps libertarians would find common cause with Democrats or Greens on immigration or war? Coalitions would form and break apart with each electoral cycle.
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Having neglected out on Kylian Mbappe and Erling Haaland, Tottenham's Son Heung-min is reportedly a target for Real Madrid.
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So what do all of these classifications mean?
We often use “college” and “university” interchangeably. The distinction doesn’t mean much in plain English. People say “go to college” or “she went to college” regardless of if the school in question is a university or a college. It conveys the same idea: school after high school.
But while it’s not always easy to pin dow colleges you can attend. We’ll walk you through each of them, but first, we’re going to answer this pesky question:Differences between a college and a university
Colleges are smaller than universities
Colleges usually have a smaller selection of disciplines than universities. “A college usually offers a four-year bachelor’),” the U.S. Department of Education says. “S’s or other graduate degrees, after you’ve earned your bachelor’s degree.”
We’ll talk about these in a moment, but technical, vocational, trade, and career colleges are highly focused, often providing a much smaller selection of programs than even a community college or a junior college. Sometimes, though, this focused selection includes programs you may not find at a university.
But here’s what “more specialized” doesn’t mean. It doesn’t mean colleges have inherently better programs.
Usually, “community college” refers to publicly funded two-year institutions. These schools provide associate’s degrees, certificates, and diplomas in a variety of subjects. Most people go to community colleges for some combination of six reasons:
- They’re. (he cost of tuition and fees is almost one third that of four year institutions.)
- A community college was the closest school to home.
- Credits from a community college can usually transfer to a four-year college.
- The class sizes are, on average, smaller.
- There’s a specific program for a specific job they want.
- Community colleges are usually much easier to get into (the national average acceptance rate is 76% vs. 59% at a four-year institution).
Some that are directly relevant to the local community.
- Students from low income families are almost three times  as students from high income families.
- S are almost twice as likely to start at community college.
- 81% of entering community college students say they want to enroll in a four year institution, but only 33% actually do that within six years.
- 14% of all community college students go on to earn a bachelor’s degree or higher.
- Students who coe earn an average of $5,400 more per year than those who drop out (data is limited).
- Almost half of all students who complete a degree at a four-year school attended a community college in the last 10 years.
Not all private institutions are “degree mills,” but all degree mills are private institutions. But don’t worry, spotting a fake school is kind of like spotting fake money. They might look the same at a glance—which is what they’re designed to do—but if you know what to look for, it’s obvious. You can learn how to spot the fakes here.
But enough about that. In the vast majority of cases, you’re going to get the same experience from a junior college that you would at a community college.
You may see technical colleges lumped in with community colleges or junior colleges, but at the very least, they’re a subcategory of these institutions. You may also see them referred to as trade schools, career schools, or vocational colleges.
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Dallas Chiropractor Discusses Ways to Avoid Car Accidents
Filed under: Auto Accident Treatment — Tags: chiropractor near me, Dallas Chiropractor — dallaschiroteam @ 2:12 am
Dallas chiropractor Dr. Zinovy Chukhman is ready to help your body heal after you’ve been in a car accident. AlignRight Injury & Rehab in Richardson offers several treatment options for injured patients including chiropractic adjustment, rehabilitation, spinal decompression and rehabilitation in our clinic. But Dr. Z and his staff would prefer you never need these treatments to recover from car wreck injuries. We’d rather help you avoid an accident in the first place! Therefore, with some help from Edmunds.com, Dr. Z offers the following driving safety tips.
Don’t Live Life in the Fast Lane
Most highway accidents happen in the fast, or far left, lane. Driving in the center or right lanes gives you more options for escape should there be a problem that requires you to quickly change lanes or pull off on to the shoulder.
Look Beyond the Car in Front
Don’t strictly focus on the car directly in front of yours. Scan the road several cars ahead, too. This way you’ll be more likely to spot a problem and still have time to react. You’re also less likely to rear-end the car ahead of you if they need to stop suddenly.
Your side and rearview mirrors can only do so much to show you what’s happening around your car. Be sure to turn around and look into the lane next to yours before making a move. Also, be aware of other drivers’ blind spots and try to move out of them quickly.
9 and 3 for Safety
If the steering wheel is a clock face, then hold your hands at 9 and 3. This helps you control the car if you should need to maneuver quickly in order to avoid an accident.
Move the seat forward or back so that when you reach for the wheel your wrists can rest on top while your arms are outstretched. In this position, your arms won’t fatigue as quickly and you’re positioned for evasive maneuvering.
If there’s another car on the road with all-over body damage, then chances are the person behind the wheel is not a safe driver. Also, a car that drifts may indicate that the driver is tired, drunk, talking on the phone or texting. Get away!
SUVs, minivans and sedans are not built like racecars—so don’t drive them as if they are. Know your car’s limits, including how fast you can stop at varying rates of speed.
Follow your manufacturer’s recommended maintenance schedule. And be sure to change the tires when necessary.
We know that sometimes you have to drive at night. But when you can, avoid late hour driving when you could be tired and your field of vision is reduced. After midnight is also particularly dangerous when bars and parties let out.
If you haven’t take driver’s ed since you were a teen, then consider a refresher course. You’ll learn how to react in emergency situations.
Even if you practice all of these steps, you may still be in an accident. If so, then Dr. Z is ready to help. Call AlignRight Injury & Rehab in Richardson to schedule an appointment.


How the Middle East Was Affected by World War IUpdated on March 21, 2017
Mike Russo moreI was curious about how the outcome of WWI still affect the Mid East today. Iay.Contact Author
The Empires and Kingdoms Prior to World War IWorld War I. At the start of that war, many empires were competing for world power and trading dominance:
The British Empire included India, Australia, Canada, and South Africa.
The Austria-Hungary Empire included not only Austria and Hungary but many of the Slavic countries, including Bosnia-Herzegovina.
f the Mid-East including Mesopotamia and what is now known as Saudi-Arabia.
Treaties and Alliances Prior to the WarBecause these empires were starting to industrialize and create arms races, there were several treaties and alliances that were formed prior to World War Iar:
1892 – Franco-Russia Military Convention – Military assistance is given in event either is attacked.
The European EmpiresThThe Spark that Ignited WWIOctober 8, 1908 - A which is north of Montenegro on the map.
Remember, the Treaty of London in 1839? Britain is to protect the neutrality of Belgium. Belgium is the bridge between Germany, France, and the U.K.
Next, let's look at a map of the Mid-East before WWI.
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Constantinople, Baghdad, Damascus, Jerusalem, and Mecca were all part of the Ottoman Empire. Arabia, Qatar, and Oman were under British protection.
The Winners and Losers of WWIs.
Ottoman Empire - completely dissolved.
Below is a map of Europe looked like in 1919, after the war.
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Next, let's look at how the British and French carved up the Middle-East into zones.
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The Balfour DeclarationL.The Zionist movement, established in the 1800s, had a mission to establish a Jewish homeland for Jews living in Russia, Germany, and Poland.
League of Nations MandateSource
The Carving up of the Ottoman EmpireAs you can see from the map above, that the former Ottoman Empire was carved up by the League of Nations without any regard for the culture, ethnicity, religious beliefs or interests of the peoples living in the regions. It was done arbitrarily to create conflict, turmoil and corruption, thus giving the British and the French control over the area.
Shiites occupy the coast of Lebanon and Syria and parts of Turkey. Today, ISIS is calling this the Levant. This is what this area was called after the British mandate. Shiites also occupy southern Iraq as the majority.
Sunnis occupy most of Jordan, Syria, Saudi Arabia and the southern parts of Turkey where they are mixed with the Kurds. They also occupy most of the northern parts of Iraq, where they are in the minority.
ConclusionWWI resulted in carving up the Middle-East without any regard for religion, ethnic diversity or culture. From everything that I have researched, it appears as if it was done intentionally to create chaos in the region for the purpose of control by the winners of WWI. It has become apparent to me that trying to democratize these countries is an exercise in futility and results in the loss of blood and treasure for all involved.
Israel and the Palestinians are in a constant state of turmoil because of the Balfour Declaration. I believe in large part, the terrorism that we ht that the U.S. gives Israel compared to Palestine. This angers the Arab world and they retaliate by terrorizing us.
If I were president, I would make Palestine its own country. remove all troops from the Middle-East and let the natural order of things take care of the sectarian divisions. We must learn that we cannot make a Theocracy into a Democracy. It hasn't worked in the past and I don't believe it will work in the future.
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Introduction: DIY Wooden Pot Lid Handle
Making a handle out of wood works better than you might think. I've been using a pine handle for a year now and it's still holding up. And when you consider the amount of water it takes on in the wash, and the heat difference when in use, it's doing pretty well.
Here's I how made a second handle out of a hardwood. Maybe it's time to spend more money on my pots!
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Usually, we don’t know the specific cause of an individual patient’s thyroid cancer. Thyrundergone radiation therapy of the head, neck, or chest during childhood. Radiation was commonly used before 1960 to shrink enlarged tonsils or adenoids, to treat various skin problems (such as acne), and to reduce an enlarged thymus gland (an organ inside the chest) in infants. Radiation exposure following the Chernobyl nuclear power plant reactor tragedy resulted in more than 5, the fallout in April 1986.
Radiation that is used in diagnostic x-rays (for example, x-rays used by dentists or CT scans of the neck/chest) is probably not connected with thyroid cancer. However radiation treatments to the head and neck that is still being used as therapy for malignancies in childhood and early adult lifalso more likely to occur if you have a family member who has had thyroid cancer. However, thyroid cancer can occur in anyone.


"We haven't killed the goose that laid the golden egg yet," a voice gravely warns as twine spills into the ocean from a gillnetter, "but if we don't do something pretty soon it's going to hang it up and give us jellyfish instead."
"Total abuse," says Newfoundlander Tom Best, who has fished cod since his youth. "We made a mess of it."


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Tell Ss an anecdote: - Yesterday I spoke to my friend. I asked him: How is going?He told me: As always, work & home. But today I am very tired. I said: Your working day is over, you can go home and sleep immediately. And he answered: No, I can't go to sleep early. I asked: Why?He said: There is a football match tonight, I can't miss it. I said: But you're tired, you can watch it later. And he replied: No, I must watch this match, otherwise my team will lose (knock on the board three times). I was surprised, he really believed that without him his team would lose. - What do we call the people who have such beliefs?(superstitious). Tell Ss: - Today we're going to speak about sportspeople's superstitions. Ask Ss (open class): - Do you know any sports players who are superstitious?Elicit the meaning of "bounce" (show a picture). Write the name of the article "If I bounce the ball five times" on the w/b. Ask Ss: - How do you think the sentence might continue?(I'll win the point/game...


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Dr. said: "My father crisscrossed this country teaching about the inhumanity and violation of due process of law that he and all Japanese Americans endured during WWII. His work was to ensure the lessons of history would not to be experienced by another marginalized group and encouraged all, 'Don't be Afraid to Speak Up'."
Korematsu said the bill is a reminder that Americans must Stop Repeating History and like her father, continue to champion Civil Li"Stand Up for What is Right."


Court: A Mudslide Is Not an Explosion
On Sept. 12, 2013, a “violent flow of water, mud and debris thundered down a hillside,” destroying a commercial building in Boulder, Colo.
Colorado Casualty Insurance Co. denied an insurance claim by the insured, citing an exclusion for mudslides or mudflows.
An engineer hired by Paros Properties LLC, owner of the property, concluded that the impact caused the property to split in two. On Oct. 24, 2013, the insured asked the insurance company to reconsider its denial, stating that the “force of the mudslide caused [the owner’s] building, literally, to explode.”
Paros noted that damage caused by an explosion was compensable. The company filed suit in Colorado state court seeking the policy limit of $907,600 for the physical damages, debris removal and loss of income that exceeded $1.4 million.
The case was later removed to the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado, which on Aug. 29, was “not persuaded” that the damage was caused by an explosion.
“We disagree that demolition by an external cascade of water, mud and debris is an explosion under the policy,” it ruled on Aug. 29.
“We would be reluctant, for example, to construe policy language to include figurative meanings. … Although a football player may ‘explode’ off the line of scrimmage, we would not construe the exception to the exclusion to include damage to a wall from someone (even someone who is 6-foot-6-inches tall and weighs 330 pounds) fleeing a flash flood.”
Scorecard: The insurance company does not have to pay more than $2.3 million for the claim.
Takeaway: The court rejected the argument that any external impact with “sufficient kinetic energy” that destroys a structure is an explosion.
Insurer Must Cover Social Engineering Loss
On July 8, 2015, the controller of principle solutions group received an email from one of his managing directors requesting a wire transfer related to a company acquisition.
The email instructed the controller to work with attorney “Mark Leach” to “ensure that the wire goes out today.” The managing director was out of the office that day.
Later that day, Leach emailed the controller and sent wiring instructions for a bank in China. Subsequently, the controller wired $1.72 million in accordance with the instructions.
The controller informed his managing director of the wire the following day, after which the company unsuccessfully tried to recover the funds. It filed a claim for the loss with Ironshore Indemnity Inc. under a commercial crime policy, which had a $5 million per occurrence limit with a $25,000 deductible.
The policy stated it would pay for a “loss resulting directly from a ‘fraudulent instruction’ directing a ‘financial institution’ to debit your ‘transfer account’ and transfer, pay or deliver ‘money or securities’ from that account.”
Ironshore denied the claim, stating that loss did not result “directly” from the initial email because of the subsequent information supplied by Leach, and that Principle’s employees subsequently set up and approved the wire transfer.
Following a lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, Judge Richard Story ruled on Aug. 30 that Ironshore’s argument would render the policy “ ‘almost pointless’ and would result in illusory coverage.”
Scorecard: The insurance company must cover the $1.72 million loss.
Takeaway: Because the policy language was ambiguous, it must be read in the light most favorable to the insured.
Defense Required for Assault at 49ers’ Stadium
On Oct. 5, 2014, cousins Amish and Kiran Patel were assaulted while waiting in line in the men’s bathroom just before kickoff of a San Francisco 49ers game at Levi’s Stadium. Kiran Patel was left with “traumatic brain injury,” according to reports.
The men filed suit against Elite Show Services Inc. (which provided security at the stadium), the 49ers, the stadium and its management company, the City of Santa Clara and the Santa Clara Stadium Authority, alleging negligence in security services and creating a dangerous condition due to the lack of adequate toilet facilities “where crowds and long lines foreseeably created frustration, anxiety and confrontation.”
First Mercury Insurance Co., which issued a primary commercial general liability policy to Elite, subsequently filed suit in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California against Great Divide Insurance Co., which issued a primary commercial general liability policy to the 49ers.
First Mercury sought a declaratory judgment that Great Divide had a duty to defend in the underlying action, that it had a duty to share defense costs, to participate in settlement discussions and share in indemnification.
On Aug. 29, U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh dismissed the motion related to settlement discussions and indemnification, ruling those issues were not yet “ripe” and could be reintroduced when future events render them relevant.
As for the duty to defend, she ruled that some of the claims in the underlying action were potentially covered by Great Divide and that it had a duty to defend in that action. Koh also rejected a motion to postpone the litigation pending resolution of the state court action.
Scorecard: Great Divide must share costs to defend against a lawsuit filed against the 49ers and related entities.
Takeaway: The potential liability relating to “unreasonable risk of harm” due to inadequate toilet facilities triggered the insurer’s duty to defend.


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We have traveled many place internationally and I have to say this property is one of the most fun and catering experiences we’ve ever had. We already decided we will be back to RIU Paradise Island. Friendly staff, amazing food, clean pools, clean rooms and overall amazing place!
There're very few Pros and lots of Cons, so I'd start with Cons. Cons: - Beach area is 60x30 meters, very small for a 15-story hotel, so it is packed and half the people are smoking> You should designate a smoke area so non-smokers do not suffer. - 15-story building and has only 2 working elevators. Only one of them goes to 15 floor. Imagine the lines to those elevators. - We asked for the late check-out (2 hours), it was denied twice because of high occupancy. Then we spoke to a supervisor, she allowed a late checkout, charging $40 per hour ($20 p/person, p/hour). All other resorts (including RIU at other destinations) charge $20 per hour. So that was a rip-off. - Only one bar is opened after 8PM. For a 15-story hotel, that's not enough. The only bar is packed and hard to get a drink. Regarding the bar - please hire bartenders that know how to make a drink. Even simple drinks they had no idea how to make. They've been told how to make very simple drinks, and even those were hardly drinkable. - The AC noise is unbearable. There're few large AC units on the ground on one side of the hotel. You can't open a door to the balcony because of the loud noise from outside. - - Staff was somewhat friendly (aside from few people who will never crack a smile). The one person I want to mention - Cindy, she was a sweetheart. I wish more people were like her. - The room. You can't have these mattrasses and pillows in the hotel where you welcome people. The mattress side by the headboard was lower then the side by the legs. After a second night I had a backpain which I still have after coming back home. And I wasn't the only one. The pillows are so small, like they're designed for little kids. Please check, make it's time to replace them. - There's a public beach next to the resort, and all people from Cruises stay there. They come to RIU beach property, settle there, sometimes take RIU chairs, and nobody cares to tell them that they're in the wrong place.  Pros: - Food was decent. Both in the buffet and restaurants. Can't complain there. - It was very easy to ask for service, if you needed one. You don't need to call the front desk, everything is accessible from the app, which was very convenient and easy to use. - Room cleaning was good. We left a tip every morning, so when we get back to the room, it was already clean with figurines made of towels on the bed, which was very nice. - The room bathroom and shower was good, everything in working condition, shower pressure was great, despite that we stayed on the 15 floor. - There're enough chairs and umbrellas at the beach, you just ask a beach attendant to bring as many as you need. They're all expecting tips of course (which they're getting), it looks like they do not get paid by the hotel.


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by Amanda Curran · May 24, 2016
Two separate groups of scientists are now underway is designing a method in which to send coded  radio messages into space in hopes of deliberately attracting the attention of intelligent  life.
The first group, led by Douglas Vakoch, President of the San Francisco-based non-profit Messaging Extraterrestrial Intelligence International, plan to draw upon international experts to make a message that will be both information-rich and provocative enough to illicit a response.
“It’s too late to conceal ourselves in the universe, so we should decide how we want to represent ourselves,” said Vakoch.
“We hope to radio transmit by the end of 2018, with an emphasis on messages conveying basic mathematical and scientific concepts,” he adds “It would be ideal to use a powerful transmitter  like those used for planetary radar studies, such as Arecibo Observatory.”
The other group is the U.K.-based active SETI initiative headed by Joao Pedro Magalhaes, a biologist at the University of Liverpool agrees with the assumption that extraterrestrial intelligence are already aware of our existence, and that any new attempts at active contact with them using transmissions that are not above our normal broadcast radio and TV leakage will  not put us in any more danger than we are already.
Vakoch also suggests that our message should include the whole Periodic Table of the Elements, that would allow the aliens to see the similarities and differences between the elements based on how they are grouped.
There are a lot of hidden assumptions embedded in the ways we portray three-dimensional objects  on two-dimensional surfaces,” Vakoch explained. “Even if aliens use pictures, they may use a different set of conventions to map solid objects onto flat surfaces.”
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Although we have been in Paris for 6 weeks now (!), the universities still haven't gone back yet, so the Erasmus students are only just starting to trickle in. We met up on Friday night for drinks and dinner with some Queen's friends, who conveniently wanted to see a bit more of the Marais. We found an amazing French brasserie just off Rue Saint Martin, where we had an absolutely delicious meal. I had been expecting to eat in tiny little Parisian restaurants like this one more often, but there are so many places we want to try here (and Sophia and I are incredibly indecisive), so we usually end up planning our itinerary before we head out onto the streets. This was a great find though, and I wish I'd jotted down the name or at least the street!Afterwards, we went for cheap cocktails on Boulevard Sebastopol before heading out to a house party in the 9th (which is nowhere near as nice a neighbourhood as ours!). One of the guys with us has lived in Paris quite a lot, so we got loads of great restaurants tips on the Maris/ Montorgeuil area. Even more places to try!
On Saturday night we decided to try out the other Perchoir bar, which is on the rooftop of the BHV shopping centre, very near to where we live. The views were amazing, especially the sight of the sparkling Eiffel Tower at 1am. However, I think Sophia and I both prefered the Oberkampf location. The drinks menu was exactly the same, and their special Dark and Stormy cocktails tasted even better the second time around, but the BHV definitely had a different feel to it. There is only capacity for 80 people, which meant that we had to queue for an hour and that there was less of a buzz in the bar. Definitely worth the wait, though!(I tried to take some photos of the amazing views, but they didn't come out very well, sorry!


are Sohni and Mahinwal?
Where is Ranjhan and where are the Kheras? Where is Heer Sayyal?
Where is Sassi and where is Punnal? Where have those pains and adversities gone?
Where is Saifal and where are the fairies? Where are all disunion and union?
All the things are demonstrably perishable excepting the essential One.
These are mere four days of the spring season, which make the shepherd dance with joy.
Anything beside God is devoid of reality. Undoubtedly, it is false and illusory.
The things in their essence and existence are devoid of reality (existence). It is the Reality that is the animating force in all things and everything else is powerless.
Do concentrate on the One at all times. It is undoubtedly, the traditional way..
After establishing the principle of “the Indivisible One-and-Only,” which in the religious language means transcendence of God, Khawaja Ghulam Farid moves to affirm that the “Indivisible One-and-Only” is the “One-and-All.” He says:
The One dwells at each and every place whether it is high or low.
A person who considers the One as two veils the truth and places divinity beside Allah.
There is omnipresence of my beloved’s essence. Lovers! Know it with certainty.
My friend’s manifestation is in each form. What to talk of the heavens and the earth.
Do understand and identify and do not consider it as otherness. It is his open manifestation in all forms.
مسجد، مندر، ہِکڑو نور [6]
Do verify and do not remain on the periphery. The House of God, the direction of prayer, the idol- temple, and the Sikh place of worship, the mosque and the temple manifest the same (essential) Light.
Oneness is manifest on all sides. Do not be desirous of the other sides (for they are not).
My lovely friend Punnal is openly manifest.
It is pertinent to note that both transcendence and immanence are human viewpoints pertaining to the understanding of the Supreme Principle, which is neither one nor the other. “In itself, the Supreme Principle is neither transcendent nor immanent. It “is that which is” only in relation to Manifestation may one speak either of transcendence or immanence….transcendence annihilates, reduces or diminishes the manifested; immanence on the contrary ennobles dilates or magnifies it”.[3]
Khawaja Ghulam Farid’s understanding of the Absolute as the Essence (al-ahadiyah) and as the Divinity (al-wahidiyah) becomes precisely formulated in his metaphysical conception of Tawhid. He manifests an intellectual understanding of the idea beyond the exoteric constrictions of it. He says:
تھی محض موحّد صاف یگانہ[4]
Repent everlastingly and seek forgiveness. Always refrain from infidelity and duality. Be simply Unitarian and purely unique.
دویت فرید ہے جوٹھا لارا[5]
Farid! Multiplicity is merely ephemeral..
اِبن العَربی تے منصور
T.
D.
[6] Diwan-i-Khawaja Farid, Kafi 50..
دھیان فرید رکھیں ہر آن[1]! Keep constant watchfulness (about this Divine disclosure).
From this inward, esoteric and intellectual point of view Shahadah means: “There is no divinity (or reality, or absolute) outside the only Divinity (or Reality or Absolute) and Muhammad (the Glorified, the Perfect) is the Envoy (the mouthpiece.”[2] The entire Shahadah demonstrates that “God alone is” and “all things are attached to God”. “All manifestation and so all that is relative is attached to the Absolute.” “The Shahadah, “There is no divinity (reality, quality) but the sole Divinity (Reality, Quality)” - which in the first place signifies the exclusive and extinguishing primacy of the Sovereign Good, assumes in esoterism an inclusive and participatory signification; applied to a given positive phenomenon; it will mean: this particular existence or this particular quality - this miracle of being or of consciousness or of beauty cannot be other than the miracle of the Existence or the Consciousness or the Quality of God, since precisely there is no other existence, Consciousness or Quality, by the very terms of the Shahadah. And it is this truth that lies at the basis of such theopathic expressions of the highest level as “I am the Truth” (anal’Haqq) of the illustrious AI-Hallaj, or “Glory be to me” (subhani) of the no less illustrious Abu Yazid al-Bistami. It goes without saying that in ordinary language; the first Shahadah... is connected with Transcendence, without in any way excluding a certain casual existentiating and efficient Immanence which is essential for Islamic Unitarianism. But it is in the second Shahadah “Muhammad (the perfect Manifestation) is His Envoy (His unitive prolongation) that we meet with the direct expression, or the formulation symbol of Immanence and thus of the mystery of Union or Identity”.[3]
[3] Schuon, Frithjof, In the Face of the Absolute, World Wisdom Books USA, 1985.
The metaphysical conception of Tawhid opens the door to the doctrine of Oneness of Being (wahdat al-wujud). The term Oneness of Being (wahdat al-wujud) simply means that “there is only one Being, and all existence is nothing but the manifestation or outward radiance of that One Being. Hence “everything other than the One Being” that is whole cosmos in all its spatial and temporal extension is nonexistent in itself, though it may be considered to exist through Being”.[1] Khawaja Ghulam Farid considers the sensible world as not-self, imagination and dream..
The doctrine of the Oneness of Being (wahdat al-wujud) accounts for both the undifferentiated Reality and the differentiated one and gives us metaphysical vision of wholeness. Thus, “God although One in His Essence is multiple in forms”.[3] Khawaja Ghulam Farid spells out this metaphysical idea in numerous verses. He says:
The First, the Last, the Outward and the Inward are the open-manifestations of my friend


I think Europe has the best lakes in the world. My perosnal favorite is Lake lucerne. I love just sitting in a bench and watching the movement in the lake in the summer. What is yours?
I'd rather not settle for just one: England's Lake District has so many wonderful ones from which to choose -- and so very close to one another.
But, if I have to choose just one, I think Lake Annecy in FranceA manageable size, crystal clear water, fantastic lakeshore villages, the charm of Annecy itself, and numerous wonderful views (both near and far).
Lake Bled in Slovenia has it all -- small and very picturesque. A tiny island with a postcard perfect church out in the middle. A spectacular looking castle on a cliff overlooking the lake. Only a handful of hand rowed boats plying the glasslike waters. Beautiful hotels along one side. A walking path around the entire lake that you can cover in less than 2 hours.
lago Valentino in the Dolomites, where Austria, Italy, and Switzerland all come together in a dizzying geographical and linguistic meld. It has a sunken tower in it, is small and cold, but the clearest water you could ever imagine and lovely background scenery - if only you can figure out which country you're in and which language to speak, it's heaven.
Vierwaldstaatersee (Lake Lucerne) and Lake Bled. I live in Luzern and on a clear day, it still takes my breath away! Lake Bled was completely unexpected. I had heard that it was beautiful, but then, someone told me Lake Balaton was also. Anyway, Bled is fabulous. Two contenders in my future are Iago Valentino (Thanks, StCirq!)and Bohinj in Slovenia. It is supposed to be as beautiful as Bled but without the development.
The most incredible view onto a lake is at Lake Geneva (or Lac Leman in French), from the vineyards above in Grand Vaux; the view down to and across the lake and across to the French Alps, on a clear day of course, reminds me of an Impressionist painting à la Degas or Monet...
I'm very partial to the northern Italian Lake country and within that to Lake Como, Lake Orta and Lake Iseo. The importance of water--lake, sea, ocean, river--in the selection of travel destinations is inestimable IMO.
I know that I am very partial when I say this, but I think it is the whole huge lake labyrinth of Saimaa in eastern Finland. Best wiewed from a boat.
I like the Italian lakes but there are too many buildings around them.I prefer The Lakes of Killarney in south-west Ireland which still retain most of their natural beauty.Have a look at part of Lough Leane,the largest of the three lakes on
large-aeriel.htm. There are boat trips on the lakes.They have been famous since Queen Victoria went on vacation there in 1861,the last family holiday before her husband`s death.
I vote for Lake Geneva. I also saw a beautiful lake on the border of Germany and Austria, but I do no know the name of it.
I think Jeff is talking about Konigsee outside of Berchtesgaden. It would be my number 2. Number 1 is Bled and number 3 would be Como. Lake Constance (Bodensee) from Lindau is also idyllic.
Lake Annecy not just for it's beauty but for the incredible amount of great restos.
I agree with Mimi,
It is a beautiful setting, surounded by mountains, with a medieval city and a chateau. It is also the purest lake in Europe. Spending time in Annecy is like living a dream.
I hope everyone has a chance to visit Annecy at least once during thier lives.
I haven't seen very many, but Lucerne and Como would be on my list.
I would also nominate Halstattersee in the Salzgammergut, Austria. Mirror calm waters with mountains leaping up from the sides. No power boats, the evening silence was pure heavenly.
LAKE BRAIES in the Dolomites (near Brunico) - takes my breath away every time.
I have a picture in my mind of the Montreux end of Lake Geneva from the back of a steamer; incredible dark blue water, lighter blue sky above, vineyard covered hillsides to the left and dark gray green mountains to the right, and in the distance the beautiful snow topped peaks of the highest mountains towards Brig and on to Italy. But in the foregound of my picture blows the Swiss flag from the back of the steamer. An indelable picture.
But then there is Lago Maggiore from a bench in Minusio early in the morning with a hazy fog rising from the water and silent sailboats bobbing at their buoys.
Worthersee in Maria Worth, near Klagenfurt, Austria to me was the most beautiful lake in Europe. There is a 1200ft observation tower to soak in the whole experience. It is just plain beautiful. Best month to go is June. It makes for nice swimming. I would put Bled in second. I had the honor of flying over it and spotted the island with the church before I actually went there.
I can think of many stunning Scottish lochs- Loch Tay, maybe, especially. But NOT (read my lips, NOT) Loch Ness
Be still, my heart. I've copied and filed this entire thread. J.
While Lakes Lucerne and Como rate high with me, I would like to add Lake Thun.
As the boat leaves Thun and you look back at the mansion on the shore, then the lake opens to the mountains and then Spietz. On to the big three at the other end.
Amazing what a few mountains can do to a lake.
Yep, John H. Buttermere, Ullswater, or Thirlmere.
Wow--I love Lakes, and especially where mountains meet Lakes, and have sought them out for many years. I have seen many of the Lakes above and get goose bumps thinking about them. However, I am surprised one of my favs has not been mentioned. Not far from Hallstatt is the Gosausee where high peaks frame the lake--most exceptional. Hmmm ! How about a total itinerary going from one lake to another? Not a bad idea.
Hands down: Lake Como in Northern Italy.
Fantastically interesting small villages and bigger towns (especially Bellagio which was dreamy), great architecture, tasty food, and the most beautiful surrounding mountains I've ever seen. It is my favorite spot on earth. There are some inexpensive very nice lodgings in the town of Como and you can enjoy taking ferry boats all around the lake.
Grasshopper, you are a poet.
Lake Guarda in Italy, on a sunset cruise in the warm latter part of April, past the summer palaces built by the 17th century barons, with snow tipped Alpine peaks contrasted against cherry blossoms and new green leaves, with the softness of air on the Italian side of the Alps, and landing in Sirmione, the village lost in time for a dinner in a castle.
Lake Lucerne on a very hot July day, a grass beach cut like a putting green, ringed with distant, snowcapped very needly high pointy Alps, blue blue sky, the medieval town in the background, diving in pleasant water, swimming to the floating deck, and just laying on my back looking at it all in a state of total wonder.
I grew up on both sides and all parts of Lake Michigan so my standards for lakes are very high. They must be large, clear, silt free, scenic, important and emit a sense of power all on their own, just as bodies of water. They have to make people want to jump in and swim! They must have many boats and they must have fascinating scenery including beautiful summer homes in exclusive areas.
Great Lakes of Europe?
Let's see.... Lac Luman, with the view across the lake from Montreux to Evian and the Chillon casle, or down from the Golden Pass trains chugging up through the hillside neighborhoods.
Lugano. Even on a hazy day, the view down from the trails above Morcote is great...
Lucerne. Boating for people that Don't Do Boats...
Korcula Town. OK, so it's technically an ocean sea. But sure looks lakelike beautiful...
where in France is Lake Annecy?
In the french alps region near the Swiss border. Northeast of Lyon.
Linda---Great quSMALL LAKES: Orta, Bled, Annecy, Mondsee, Lugano, Gosausee, Misurina, Hallstattersee, Konigsee, Silvaplana, Altaussee, Batak, Kastorias.
LARGE LAKES: Aachensee, Como, Garda, Traunsee, Maggiore, Ohrid.
I gotta vote for a good ol' USA lake don't none of these stinkin' furring lakes when we got good ol' Great Salt Plains lake in Oklahoma. Man it is a beaut, with all them there 4 wheel drive trucks and campers and good ol' boys adrivin' them there bass boats all over the place and jes acatchin' them fish and adrinkin' that beer. Bes place in the whole world y'all know?
lakes tend to be wet


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Did you know? From 1985 to 2012, one study found that laser hair removal was the most common procedure in laser skin surgery.
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The use of laser treatments or medium to deep chemical peels can rejuvenate and rejuvenate the skin. Laser resurfacing is especially effective for treating aging and damaged skin around and under the eyes.
Co2 laser resurfacing has been used to treat birthmarks and scars, as well as other benign skin growths and conditions. Laser resurfacing involves the use of a laser (co2 or erbium, as described above) to remove the top layer of the skin.
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Here’s the amazon link, here’s goodreads (3.84 average rating).
The book is an introductory textbook about clinical epidemiology. I don’t think I’ve ever actually read an epidemiology textbook (..a big part of why I wanted to read this), but I’ve read a lot of other stuff on related matters and I think it would be fair to say that this is not a new field to me. Most of the stuff in the book was well known to me and there actually wasn’t a lot of new stuff in there. I happen to know a lot more about many of the topics covered than what’s written in the book; data analysis is data analysis, and whether you’re performing survival analysis using Cox proportional hazard models on medical data or on unemployment data doesn’t really change all that much, except perhaps how to interpret the results.. But I didn’t know that I knew beforehand, and the book did contain enough interesting observations along the way to keep me going; even though many of the things covered were things I’d read about before, I did read the book from cover to cover. Though I should also point out that I emphatically did not spend an equal amount of time on all of it, and that I went over some of it quite fast (I didn’t really need to be reminded what a p-value is…).
The book defines a lot of concepts and shows how they are connected. I think I’d categorize it as ‘methodological, but informal’, in the sense that there’s very little explicit math here aside from the math required to introduce/explain variables of interest. Given the informal structure and the fact that it’s an introductionary text it’s natural that a few imprecise statements creep in here and there; there was in particular one paragraph in the middle of the book where I felt unsure what they were actually trying to say (they were basically saying that you shouldn’t ever use a specific research method, described in a very vague manner, but I knew that if they were criticizing what I believed them to be criticizing then they were obviously overlooking/disregarding benefits of the method which should be traded off against the costs they emphasized). A couple of places they make semi-questionable assumptions about e.g. attrition rate dynamics and selection mechanisms related to stuff like compliance patterns – but given the nature of the book this is perfectly understandable and, I think, forgivable, as a person who’s completely new to the field probably shouldn’t worry too much about those kinds of details yet (you can easily end up confusing people more than you help them by adding too much complexity to an intro textbook). Most of the time the language is precise and to the point.
If you don’t know a lot about this stuff, I think this book is a good starting point. It provides you with a good basis. It’s well written. But it’s not detailed enough (/too informal) and it didn’t teach me enough new stuff for me to really start getting excited about the book – I ended up giving it 3 stars on goodreads. To give you a sense of what the book is like, below I’ve added a few quotes from the book, with my own comments italized and bracketed:
“Although clinical distributions often resemble a normal distribution the resemblance is superficial. As one statistician (4) put it, “The experimental fact is that for most physiological variables the distribution is smooth, unimodal, and skewed, and that mean +/- 2 standard deviations does not cut off the desired 95%. We have no mathematical, statistical, or other theorems that enable us to predict the shape of the distributions of physiologic measurements.”
The shapes of clinical distributions differ from one another because many differences among people, other than random variation, contribute to distributions of clinical measurements. Therefore, if distributions of clinical measurements resemble normal curves, it is largely by accident. Even so, it is often assumed, as a matter of convenience […] that clinical measurements are “normally distributed”.”
“most distributions of clinical variables are not easily divided into “normal” and “abnormal.” They are not inherently dichotomous and do not display sharp breaks or two peaks that characterize normal and abnormal results. This is because disease is usually acquired by degrees, so there is a smooth transition from low to high values with increasing degrees of dysfunction. Laboratory tests reflecting organ failure, such as serum creatinine for kidney failure or ejection fraction for heart failure, behave in this way. Another reason why normals and abnormals are not seen as separate distributions is that even when people with and without a disease have substantially different frequency distributions, the distributions almost always overlap.”
“patients in clinical trials are usually a highly selected, biased sample of all patients with the condition of interest. As heterogeneity is restricted, the internal validity of the study is improved; in other words, there is less opportunity for differences in outcome that are not related to treatment itself. But exclusions come at the price of diminished generalizability.” [As RCT’s (potentially) limited external validity is closely related to questions about compliance/adherence, this aspect was naturally extensively covered in Davies and Kermani – so it’s not exactly news to me. Nevertheless it’s an important aspect often overlooked when evaluating studies of this type, so I figured I should include a remark/quote on the topic here].


Explain to students that the film shows Muslims in six countries -- Egypt, Iran, Malaysia, Nigeria, Turkey, and the United States -- and that you will be asking them to think about some specific issues while viewing. Put think about these issues as they watch the film.
Prior to viewing, students will write down what they know about Muslims and/or Islam. While viewing, they will look for information that confirms or contradicts what they know. After viewing, students will discuss their findings.
Teachers who would like to invite religious leaders or scholars into the classroom can also find contact information on the above-mentioned sites, as well the following Web site:
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Examples of Online newspapers (in English)
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Note: The film does not cover all of these areas for each country. You can assign students to research the 'blank spaces' for this exercise.


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Definitely and enjoyable read.
I’m sure that nobody would dispute the fact that Neil Gaiman’s Neverwhere has set the standard for all London Fantasy that has followed it.
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It was only recently while chatting to a fellow bookseller at work that I realised that I had stumbled upon what I guess could be described as an emerging genre….
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Our first meeting will be held on Sept 29th at 5:00pm at STEM Magnet Academy in the Gym. Parents will need to supervise their children.
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Miss connecting with you, brother!
Great to hear from you. How have you been?What does the Lord have you doing these days?
I'm well brother. Bought a 4 color press a while back and now about 95% of my business is shirts (www.veritascustom.com). Still do signs, banners, etc. Started a clothing line speaking against injustice (www.SpeakAgainstInjustice.com). Planning another trip to Cambodia for this coming October. The last trip was so blessed by God. It radically changed my walk!How about you, what have you been up to brother?
Cool…we started with T-Shirts almost 20 years ago and are now expanded a little bit with vinyl….exact opposite of the way you did it but we wound up in the same place. I have been primarily writing blog commentary and just recently discovered WordPress so I moved from blogspot to here and I love it. I have been sitting on the board with a very cool ministry that goes in to the county jails and shares the Gospel and I have also had the blessing of going in to the jails with them and hope to do a lot more in the next coming months.(codyjames.org) Right now the Lord is showing me to slow down, and wait on Him to open doors rather then hitting the throttle and getting ahead of Him. Let's be sure to stay in touch…
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"We need to come out fast, that's basically what it is," Wilson said in an interview with the Finsiders. "We've been having slow starts, we've always got to scratch and claw at the end of the game. We've got a good team coming in here, a great offensive team coming in here and we've got to make sure that we give the offense great field position and don't keep them backed up like we did last week. And we just have to play a tough game at home and make sure that we come out on top so that we can get back in this thing."
"We're mad at ourselves for dropping a game like that, that we had in our hands. We started out bad, whatever, but we played good enough to win the game and we just didn't make the plays in the end to win it."
"We've got to push on. We've got a bunch of good guys in there and we need to find a way to get these wins and start stringing them together."
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Mark Wolf says:	November 14, 2013 at 8:12 pm	With Will Yeatman out with a ACL injury you would think the Dolphins are a sinking ship right?But they have had all year to build depth on the O-Line and made a move only with 3 days left in the trade deadline. Jeff, start looking at other teams Tackles, Guards, and Fullbacks on other teams practice squads and poach a player or two?We can't block, Tackle, or run the football, Isn't this a huge problem for a Pro Football Team?


Canadian Tennis Sensation Bianca Andreescu recently turned 20 earlier this month. Consequently, Bianca has joined with Serena Williams in the US Open 2020 title race. Right now, A charming tennis player Andreescu says she wants to surpass Serena Willams and her wins.
In 2019 US Open, Bianca Andreescu overcame Former World Number One Serena Williams to win her maiden Grand Slam at the Flushing Meadows. As a consequence, Bianca became the first Canadian tennis player to win a Grand Slam singles title.
“I want to surpass Serena [Williams] and her wins. Maybe even Chrissy Evert, who knows? Margaret Court,” she told CNN Sport.
“I like to dream big; it gives me more motivation to actually step on the court and continue doing what I’m doing. Everything I do, I always give 150% and I always want to be the best at it. For my tennis career, I put in so much effort and sacrificed a lot, so I want to be the best.” Andreescu added.
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“Surpassing those players would make me the best but whatever God has in store for me.”– Bianca Andreescu
“I Think It’s Time For Tennis To Come Back”- Bianca Andreescu
World Number Six Andreescu has really excited to defend her title in the US Open 2020 at the USTA Billie Jean King Nationa Center. Although Canadian has expressed her view on the resumption of the tennis tours in 2020.
“I actually didn’t think tennis would come back so soon just because it’s such an international sport but, honestly, I’m just super happy to go back there and hopefully defend my title,” she said.
Read More: US Open Defending Champion Bianca Andreescu Heartily Welcomes Return Of Tennis In 2020
“I know everyone involved is going to do their best to keep everyone as safe as possible. Just looking at all the other sports, I think it’s time for tennis to come back.” Bianca Andreescu Concluded.


resources you have and how much time you will need to manage each platform. There’s no point creating social media platforms for every single outlet if you don’t have the time and energy to put into them. It is better to choose one or two that you can do well, be creative and create awareness with than just setting up every social media platform for the sake of it Every now and then, I fill up my link folder and have to spew a few in here to clean it out. Lucky you; you get to benefit from my cyber-travels without doing any of the research yourself! Here below is the latest batch of linkage I’ve cooked up… ENJOY!
THIS WEEK’s CARNIVAL OF HOMESCHOOLING!
Adverbs on the Internet (tricksy adverbses!)
Learning Page Eye Worksheet (not sure if this is on my other Five Senses links page)
Five Lined Skink (I just want to kiss them.)
Photos from Peru (in case you are doing geography studies about it like we were last year)
Texas Monthly’s Recipe Swap: Pappasito’s Cantina Frijoles a la Charra Recipe
What Type of Homeschooler are YOU? (Quiz)
Literacy Writing Lesson Resources
FREE Teacher Resources (more than I can ever get around to going through)
National Vocabulary Bee (win 40K in college $ – HURRY – this MONTH!)
New Carnival of Homeschool Schedule (I’m on it for Nov. 14)
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Posted on September 3, 2008 by Jill Van Wyke | 12 Comments
12 responses to “Work Your Advantage”
Kyair B. | September 5, 2008 at 10:23 pm | Reply
Maggie Malam | September 6, 2008 at 4:23 pm | Reply
The idea of journalists, especially young journalists, as inventors is inspiring. We are students in an historic time where we can determine what skills we want and how we are going to apply those skills, be it to podcasts, blogs or video.
Leslie H. | September 6, 2008 at 4:30 pm | Reply
Heather Shoning | September 7, 2008 at 10:38 am | Reply
I was struck by Kuhn’s question to the old-timer editors out there: “Wouldn’t you secretly envy the generation that grew up in the Internet age?” The reason being, I consider my classmates to be the “Internet generation” while I am the old-timer, and my observations from editing class is that everyone (or nearly) is struggling with blogging just like I am. So, to me, this says it has little to with your age and more to do with your desire and access to learning experiences.
Katie Seiser | September 7, 2008 at 10:11 pm | Reply
Matt Pruett | September 8, 2008 at 3:42 pm | Reply
Maari T. | September 8, 2008 at 7:06 pm | Reply
“To me, the biggest challenge facing journalists under 30 is realizing how blessed we are. Because we do not have to “study“ the internet and its consequences. We know about it. The waters are rough, but at least we know we can swim.”
As much as I get frustrated from helping my parents send e-mails, ‘google’ things, and in my mind, other juvenile Internet actions, I now realize how lucky I am to have grown up in the generation where these actions are almost innate for me.
Elizabeth J. | September 8, 2008 at 7:10 pm | Reply
I admit that the internet and my computer are two things that I am completely dependent on. When it comes time to write a piece or a research paper the first site I visit is Google.com, not Cowles library. I agree with Leslies statement that we have become somewhat lazy since the creation of the internet. I wish I could be more effecient on my own. But wasn’t the internet created to connect people and make business more efficient? Also, Maggie made a good point about the internet still being relatively young. It’s scary to think of what it will grow to in our lifetime. Right now I have no problem navigating my way on the web. But I realize as it continues to grow, I have to stay on top of things or my knowledge will become outdated, along with the current models of PC’s. The article did a good job of showing this.
Brigitte M. Haugen | September 8, 2008 at 7:38 pm | Reply
I am interested to learn more about internet journalism, and all other internet media for that matter. I’m excited to play, trial, and error.
Tara R. | September 8, 2008 at 9:06 pm | Reply
I’m like Katie in that print journalism still holds a certain glamour. I, too, understand that I will most likely have to let go of this notion. Online and interactive media are growing rapidly, and print is slowly dying. I am embracing new media and journalism, and I believe all journalism students today should be, too.
Tyler O'Neil | September 9, 2008 at 12:04 am | Reply
I would have to agree completely with Matt, growing up as a member of the “internet generation” can be as much of a curse as it is a blessing. Although many students’ internet expertise doesn’t extend much past Facebook stalking they are still expected to be able to build a website or decode the root cause of ‘Error 23r428.’
Molly Rasmussen | September 9, 2008 at 12:18 am | Reply
I really liked this article for the fact that it stated all of the opportunities that internet journalism has to offer. As scary as the thought or idea of starting a blog or working solely on the internet may seem, this article made it seem exciting.
I do agree with Heather though about the comment the article made about how anyone under thirty is the internet savvy generation. I do not find this comment to be true. It is true however that my generation can find its way around facebook and myspace. However, I still feel that we are struggling with blogging in the same way that the “old-timers” do.


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There is a saying that Detroit is a city of death – the local morgue filled with unidentified bodies supports that.Most bodies that arrive are there for a few hours only, but some of them have been stored in the coolers for years, since their families cannot afford to properly bury them. Sadly, the city only allots the morgue about $22,000 a year for this purpose.In fact, at one point in one Detroit morgue, up to 80 bodies were piled up, most of which were unsolved murder cases awaiting burial.The main problem of Detroit is the lack of jobs. By some estimates, the rate of unemployment here is 50%, mostly because it all was tied to the auto industry. So, post-apocalyptic neighborhoods remained when the jobs, then the residents, did not. Once the forth most populated city in America is the ninth today.Fewer signs are more emblematic of decay that the Michigan central station, built to be the US greatest train station, until mismanagement and money shortage derailed those hopes.When it was built in the early 1900s, it cost $15 million. New owners came in decades later and bought the Michigan railway station for a third of that price – just $5 million. Years afterward, the going price for this building is less than $80,000.Chris Casquejo, Detroit resident, says that the authorities “still haven't figured out what to do with it – whether they're going to redevelop it or just tear it down.”The problem, which led to the city degradation, is poverty, which creates crime, and crime keeps business away. No business – no jobs. No jobs – more poverty, and more deaths.Although, there are small signs of a comeback – and these are casinos, which hire thousands and add nearly hundred million dollars to the city’s coffers. Crime on the streets is going down for the first time in months with more murders solved. And more unclaimed bodies in the morgue are cremated or buried with private donations.While prospects are still bleak, there are hopes that, as the rest of America comes out of the economic crisis, Detroit will also return to its former glory.Correspondent Cedric Moon and photojournalist Jon Conway were honored for this story at the 50th Annual Monte Carlo Television Awards. For more on the awards, see here.
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2012 named Chinese Culture Year in Turkey
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The ‘2012 Year of China’, which is aimed at developing the cultural ties between Turkey and China which span back thousands of years, kicked off in Istanbul with a gala event entitled ‘A new Message from the Silk Road’.
Hel, the gala, held to commemorate the start of a year's worth of events aimed at bringing the Turkish and Chinese cultures together, was held at the Türker İnanoğlu Maslak Show Center. The evening hosted a series of shows by Chinese masters, including, dances, jugglers and musicians which was well appreciated by the wide audience in attendance.
The '2012 Chinese Culture Year' marks the longest and most comprehensive event held in Turkey celebrating the Chinese culture. Events held throughout the year will involve literature, art, cultural legacy, radio, films, education, acrobatics, and puppetry to name a few and will be held in Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir, Bursa, Antalya, Mersin, Trabzon as well as in other provinces dependent on the requests that come in. In 2013, China will be hosting its own series of events for 'Turkey Culture Year'.
YEAR-LONG EVENTS HELD FOR 20120 CHINESE CULTURE YEAR INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:
In January and February, events will be held to celebrate the Chinese 'Spring Festival'. In April there will be a Chinese Film Festival as well as a number of other events in conjunction with International April 23rd Children's Day.
From May to July there will be events for a day devoted to China at Istanbul's International Art Festival. In September, there will be a Chinese Modern Arts Exhibition and a Dunhuang Wall Paintings Exhibit. In October there will be events held to celebrate China and Turkey's National Day and December will be marked by the closing ceremony.
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With all the gloss of TV, magazines and popular culture, people now have become more impatient. We see someone we like, we approach them and the next thing you know, humping like bunnies. We’re so impatient to get that guy/girl into bed that we neglect to see them for who they are or even stop to think for a moment. Yes, we all have needs but is that all that we are basing our lives on? Sure, there is post coital talk but what does that fulfil? It’s probably just politeness instead of just dressing bolting.
But then again, no matter how fast we hop into bed, there is always the getting-to-know-you process which is actually the more important part. Cos you do realize that no matter how great things are in bed, this other person mayworst nightmare. Complicated and takes a lot of work on both parts because there is a lot to discover but it may be worth it. But remember, just because you slept together does not mean that you are in a relationship. Don’t get grandiose ideas. It’s basically sex, with some pillow talk thrown in.
Therein lies the difficult part...how do you convert this into a relationship? I for one haven’t the foggiest. In all honesty, I’ve been in this situation and converting it is probably the hardest part. Even though it’s worked before, I still find it best to be prepared for anything...and I mean anything at all. Because sometimes it’s you who wants the relationship and sometimes it’s the other party. It’s at this juncture that you somehow have to start things from the beginning which is not an easy feat considering you have already seen the other party naked.
One more thing, even though you slept with the person, it does not mean that you know them, so be careful. I’ve had an experience where the other party simply chose not to tell me about their marital status. Later, he also chose to drop probably one of the biggest bombs on me and expected me to just buy it. Well, I’m far from stupid and while I may not be able to look into my crystal ball to predict such things happening (please don’t be stupid enough to tell me to like be more careful next time, because that would make you more of an idiot), I have learnt to be much more wary of people now.
To put it simply, I had no way of finding out, I asked all the questions and the other party just chose not to tell me the truth, yes, that one fucked up bastard but they made that decision. It damn near killed me...but I’m determined to move on.
For these times, I rely on the people closest to me. I’ve learnt that there is no question that you can’t ask and nothing is stupid. The best part is, no one will think that you’re an ass or less of you. Sometimes to know something, you really have to approach your friends with your heart and you will never be turned away. Step by step, they can get you through anything. And that has got to be the best part :o)
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In 1981, a group of Athens businessmen recognized the need for a new country club real estate community serving Clarke and Oconee Counties. The partnership hired famed Bob Cupp to design a top-notch golf course while retaining the natural beauty of the land. Jennings Mill Country Club boasts a magnificent 18-hole golf course with practice facility, 11 lighted tennis courts including 3 clay, an Olympic-sized swimming pool, dining rooms, and a staff of fine employees. The club operates solely for the pleasure and benefit of its members and guests.


Hammond B-3 master Dr. Lonnie Smith returns with a soulful, funky session of straight-ahead grooves and smoldering moods on Jungle Soul. After a series of focused tributes to individual musicians (John Coltrane, Jimi Hendrix and Beck, respectively), this release finds the good doctor drawing from classic and original source material for an enjoyable theme ride through the proverbial dark continent.
Joined by a stripped-down organ combo lineup of guitar and drums, Smith charts a course of smoldering intensity. Guitarist Peter Bernstein works with Palmetto Records producer Matt Balitsaris, who plays rhythm and acoustic guitar here. Both players hold forth with a bright, clean tone and sinuous linearity, matching Smith's rumbling undulations with their own searing highs. Up and coming drummer Allison Miller demonstrates ambitious creativity and excellent chops on a session full of subtle surprises. Whether locking into straight-ahead swing grooves or mimicking entire African drum choirs, Miller never falters.
Track Listing: Trouble Man; Simone; Jungle Soul; Willow Weep for Me; Freedom Jazz Dance; Blue Moment; Witch Doctor; Bemsha Swing; Zimbabwe; Jungle Wisdom.
Personnel: Dr. Lonnie Smith: organ; Peter Bernstein, Matt Balitsaris: guitar; Allison Miller: drums, percussion.


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At least some four presenters across two radio platforms of Multimedia Broadcasting Company, owners of JOY FM and a number of other stations, have left the group. The four, including two Sports Presenters, one Presenter/Producer, and a Current Affairs host have joined Kasapa 102.3 FM, the new, Twi-speaking radio station owned by Kwabena Duffour, and […]


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Emmerdale star Lucy Pargeter has reflected on her character Chas Dingle's "heartbreaking" baby loss storyline, explaining that she found the baby Grace plot one of the hardest storylines she's filmed during her time on the soap.
Lucy, who has played Chas on the ITV soap since 2002, featured in a big storyline throughout 2018 as Chas and her partner Paddy (Dominic Brunt) learned that their unborn baby had bilateral renal agenesis and wouldn't survive long after her birth.
The storyline saw Chas and Paddy agree to see the pregnancy to full term, and the couple later welcomed their baby and spent the precious little time they could with her before her tragic death.
Actress Lucy reflected on the storyline during tonight's (August 20) Emmerdale Family Trees and admitted that baby Grace's birth episode was one of the hardest she had ever had to film.
"We had a meeting initially with the producers and they said you're going to get pregnant and then they explained the whole situation that Grace wouldn't survive," she recalled.
"It was heartbreaking to think that we were going to have to do this storyline. I've done some hard episodes in the past, but I'd say this was the top one."
More recently, Chas and Paddy fell pregnant again, and this time the couple welcomed a healthy baby girl, who they later named Eve.
But the stars of the soap couldn't help but reflect on the baby's very Dingle-like entrance to the village, as she was born while mum Chas was locked in the bathroom of the Woolpack with Marlon, who then had to deliver the baby – and Lucy was determined to make sure the scene was realistic.
"There was one scene where Marlon was supposed to be looking at the head end, and I said, 'Can we make it more real?'" Lucy recalled.
"[I said] 'I'll put my spanks on... get down there Mark, let me put my leg on your shoulder and let's do it.'"m, while Emmerdale: Family Trees continues next Thursday (August 27) at 7pm on ITV.


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A wonderful man with a family to match. I'm so very sorry for this loss. I'm holding you all close to my heart.
Prayers and love to you Judy and the family…
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Mark, Christy and Mike- So sorry for your loss. Stephie and I send love and sympathy.
Phyllis was a graduate of Smithville High School in 1943, where she was a cheerleader and received a scholarship to Wittenberg. She had worked in the offices of Wayne County National Bank, Wooster Lumber, was a secretary at Regal Ware, and then worked for the U.S. Post Office, then as a secretary for Pauline Briggs and for Fouche and Associates. Phyllis choir. She volunteered at hospice for over 10 years and had also volunteered at Wooster Community Hospital. Phyllis enjoyed gardening and could grow roses like no other. She won many blue ribbons at the Wayne County Fair for her quilts and flowers.
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Sorry for your loss Jay and Lynn, She was a very special person, God has a special place for her, she will be missed by all
To the entire family: So sorry for your loss, I knew her well, and shand with you and your family.
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In the past, several people have ended their lives due to harassment from representatives of unauthorised digital lending apps, many of which were found to have ties with Chinese nationals


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