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While I was running errands the other day, I needed to use the facilities in a grocery store at which I infrequently shop. Their restroom is through the employee breakroom. As I was washing my hands, I read the decal that was on the mirror which was probably there to remind the employees about safety issues. The decal said, “You are looking at the person most responsible for your safety.” Like all signs, the employees probably don’t even notice it any more.
As with most motivational signs, the saying could be used for almost any situation or quality. We are most responsible for our safety, our health, our wisdom, our power, our love, etc. Like the employees, I probably get complacent about the signs around me. I probably need to remember the wisdom of knowing my responsibility now more than ever. Spirit is reminding me that I am the creator of my reality and I am being encouraged to tap into the courage of my responsibility, too!
It is very easy in our meditation chairs to know and quote the words that we are responsible for our own creations. It is sometimes harder to believe it when all our good intentions do not seem to be creating the desired result, or even 90% of the desired result, that we believe our actions should attract. When we look out to the world, we may see, not just slightly less desirable results, but a mess or even a disaster as viewed from the lens of our third dimensional world.
Spirit encourages us to look at the outer world through the lens of the inner world. Look at the outer world with the courage to know and believe that all of our creations are our responsibility without the judgment that the word responsibility conjures in the third dimensional sense. We can ask to have the courage to forgo judgment or blame for what we have created. We can have the courage to persevere in the face of moments of hopelessness. We can breathe in courage and fill with the strength that comes with that. Then we can ask for the action step that is next on our path and ask for the courage to take that action step, no matter if it feels like that action step is just more of the same.
The action step may be filling with courage, strength and perseverance every three hours for 24 hours to counteract the fear that comes to us as we go through the day. If we try doing this intentionally for a week, maybe that will help to clear the fear of asking for and taking the next action step. Remember that slow and steady progress is progress. Slow and steady can win the race. Slow and steady helps to integrate the higher frequency energies in order to BE the higher frequency energies in a sustainable way.
Just like the advice in the employees’ restroom, none of the ideas in this blog entry are new. Just because an idea feels like a cliché doesn’t mean it isn’t valid. The ideas behind the clichés work. It is our intention that works. It is our courage and perseverance to remind ourselves that we are the creators that works. Know your courage. Bask in your responsibility. Know yourself as Source.


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ET tried to take a loan through the app, but the service was unavailable.
“The company stopped disbursing loans in December. Only the collection of loans will take place throughout the year, which will be completed in December 2023, as Avail offered one-year loans,” a person in the know said.
ET has learnt that the company is working on a new lending service that will be made available to customers through the Ola app and the Ola Money app.
Read | A tumultuous 2023 awaits fintech startups
“Avail's services have been integrated with Ola Financial Services. We are now offering products and services to drivers and customers through Ola Financial Services,” the company said in response to ET's queries.
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The development comes amid increased regulatory scrutiny on online digital lending practices by the Reserve Bank of India.
Ride-hailing firm Ola acquired Avail Finance, founded by Ola founder Bhavish Aggarwal's brother Ankush Aggarwal, for about $50 million in April last year.
What's next for Ola Financial Services?
In a recently concluded town hall before the start of the New Year, Bhavish Aggarwal told employees that Ola Financial Services will help other group entities like its cab service and electric vehicle (EV) business.
Ola Financial provides services such as an e-wallet called Ola Money, enables loans for the purchase of Ola’s EVs, provides insurance products for both EV buyers and ride-hailing customers, and a Buy-Now-Pay-Later service called Ola Money Postpaid.
The Ola Money Postpaid business helps users avail of the service for the Ola cab and pay later. The company also has a service called Ola Money Postpaid Plus, a BNPL offering that can be used with external merchants and sellers.
The company’s insurance products not only include insurance for every ride that a customer takes, but also health insurance, gadget insurance, motor insurance, and travel insurance.
In line with the firm’s new vision of catering to the Ola ecosystem, the source quoted earlier in the story said the company may also shut down the Postpaid Plus service.
Ola, however, denied that the service would be shut.
Lending in a tough spot
The changes at Ola Financial and in the broader fintech industry come at a time when RBI’s latest lending guidelines have reduced the role of fintech firms without an active non-banking finance company (NBFC) licence to just loan services providers, putting more responsibility in the hands of regulated entities.
In 2021, Avail Finance was in talks to acquire Art Climate Finance (India) Pvt Ltd for its NBFC licence. It could not, however, procure the necessary regulatory approval to proceed with the transaction, sources told ET.
Before its acquisition, Avail had active lending partnerships with Vivriti Capital, Apollo Finvest India, and Pinnacle Capital Solutions, among other lenders.
ET reported last month that practices such as first loan default guarantee (FLDG) have disappeared from the industry, dealing a blow to smaller fintech firms that are forced to borrow at higher costs.
“Anyone without an NBFC licence is doomed for now. Even participating in co-lending partnerships requires a licence, which is getting very hard for fintechs to find (apply) on their own. To add to this, fluctuation in the lending market and increase in repo rates are also shoring up borrowing costs for fintechs, which is likely to lead to exit of some unprofitable players from the segment,” a fintech entrepreneur who did not wish to be named said.
Even as FLDG partnerships dry up between financial service providers and regulated fintech firms, borrowing rates (or cost of funds) have shot up for new-age fintech NBFCs that do not have a long credit history.
Coupled with RBI’s decision to increase repo rates, this has come as a double whammy for smaller lending fintech firms, further reducing margins and increasing cost of doing business.
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Geneva - A total of 21 countries have officially reported 1 085 lab-confirmed human infection cases of the A/H1N1 flu virus to the World Health Organisation (WHO).
The largest numbers of cases were still reported from North American countries, notably Mexico and the United States, with 590 and 286 cases, respectively. Those cases include 26 deaths, 25 of which were from Mexico.
The following governments have reported laboratory-confirmed cases with no deaths: Canada (101), Austria (1), Hong Kong, China (1), Costa Rica (1), Colombia (1), Denmark (1), El Salvador (2), France (4), Germany (8), Ireland (1), Israel (4), Italy (2), the Netherlands (1), New Zealand (6), Portugal (1), the Republic of Korea (1), Spain (54), Switzerland (1) and Britain (18).
The WHO said on Monday that its pandemic alert level would remain at Phase 5 and it had no clear plan to raise it to Phase 6, the highest level which means a full pandemic is occurring, given the fact that there is still no sustained human-to-human infections of the new virus in regions out of North America.
Most of the infections in Europe and Asia were "travel-related cases," which means the virus has not taken root there, said Feiji Fukuda, the WHO's director for health security and environment.
But he stressed that it was "critical" for governments to maintain and strengthen their alert and surveillance, given the continued spread and the highly unpredictable behaviour of the virus.
He expressed particular concern that the new virus might spread in the southern hemisphere, where the winter season is coming and flu viruses tend to be more active.
Meanwhile, in South Africa the laboratory results on the one suspected case of swine flu from the Western Cape province has come back negative.
Susan Kok, 58, had flu-like symptoms when she returned from a month-long holiday in Mexico with her husband. She has been waiting for laboratory tests to determine whether she was infected or not.
Deputy Director, Dr Lucille Blumberg, from the National Institute for Communicable Diseases confirmed with BuaNews that the tests had come back negative.
"Yes the results are back and she tested negative, she is well and there is no risk to anyone," Dr Blumberg said on Monday.
Dr Blumberg said the patient had recovered fully and there were no secondary cases.
This would mean that there are no current cases of suspected swine flu in the country.
Last week, a woman from Gauteng who was suspected of carrying swine flu after also visiting Mexico also tested negative for the disease.

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Getting the Lead Out
A bold mandate from the European Union aims to make new electronics less toxic for everyone
The life-cycle interval between innovation and obsolescence is notori-ously short for many electronics, as parodied by a recent Saturday Night Live skit that portrayed Steve Jobs introducing new versions of the iPod every few seconds. But the ever-growing mountain of discarded cellphones, computers, TVs, MP3 players and other equipment is no joke. The U.S. alone produces more than two million tons of e-waste a year, and 90 percent of it ends up in landfills, where it can potentially leach toxins into groundwater or emit carcinogens when burned.
Tough legislation scheduled to take effect in Europe this July could help dramatically curb the problem. The Restric-
tion of Hazardous Substances Directive, or RoHS, as the mandate is known, will force companies to eliminate nearly all of the hazardous substances-including lead, mercury, cadmium and two forms of flame retardant-found in new electronics manufactured or sold in the European Union. The directive is also expected to have serious implications for the rest of the world, since most manufacturers and suppliers will make their entire product lines RoHS-compliant, instead of producing a “clean”version for Europe and a “dirty”version for everyone else.
“My example is: We used to make plain white vanilla cake,”says Ray Moskaluk, the RoHS-compliance program manager for Hewlett Packard. “And we all had the same recipe. Now we´re going to make carrot cake. Carrot cake is still cake, but it´s a different recipe. And that´s requiring us to learn and understand.”The biggest challenge in the transition, industry experts agree, will be weaning the companies off lead.
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Other vernacular names: Blue racer quail, blue quail, Cordorniz Azul, Codorniz Escamosa, cottontop quail, Mexican quail, scaled partridge, top-knot quail, Zollin.
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Former Washington Redskins punter Tom Tupa is entitled to workers' compensation benefits in Maryland for a 2005 injury suffered during pregame warm-ups that ended his career, Maryland's highest court ruled Wednesday.
In its unanimous ruling for Tupa, the...
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Darnerien McCants, a former wide receiver for the Washington Redskins, can pursue workers' compensation benefits in Maryland for injuries he sustained during games and practices in other states, Maryland's highest court ruled Thursday.
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Wood Selig has been here before and vows not to repeat his mistakes. Here is shepherding a football program from AAA to the big leagues. Mistakes include crippling schedules and high-volume redshirting.
Selig is Old Dominion's athletic director. He is...
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The soccer term "friendly" can be a misnomer, depending on the teams playing the match and the circumstances surrounding it.
For a U.S. side trying to reinvent itself after a disappointing performance in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa while...
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The list of Brazilian soccer legends began with the incomparable Pele, who as a 17-year-old led his country to the first of five World Cups in 1958. It has continued, nearly unabated, for a half-century.
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The NFL's Washington Redskins are reportedly moving their training camp to Richmond.
The Associated Press reports that the move to Richmond won't take place until next summer.
Right now the Redskins hold their preseason practices in Ashburn, Virginia....
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The seventh annual Emily Schindler Memorial Triathlon will be held Saturday, April 20, at the Community Center in Severna Park. The 800-yard swim, 9.5-mile bike ride and 3-mile run will be held at the SPY Aquatics Center, 623 Baltimore/...
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Loyola gets Kent State next in CollegeInsider
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Fresh off their second Super Bowl title, the Ravens will raise ticket prices at M&T Bank Stadium for the 2013-14 season, their first increase in four years and their sixth since their downtown stadium opened in 1998.
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Week 1 (Sept. 10) at M&T Bank Stadium: Ravens 44, Cincinnati Bengals 13
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Hawks Around the House
By Doug Marrin, STN Reporter
I’m sitting upstairs at my desk, working, overlooking the front yard and woods beyond. The dead cherry tree out there, approximately 60-feet tall, is a favorite roost for crows and hawks. I stop writing to watch a hawk’s quirky head movement as it scans our yard. It’s intimidating. They always look so ticked-off. The raptor suddenly launches into a tuck and dives. Whoa!
I knock over my chair standing up to look down on what it got. The hawk misses and flies off.
I don’t have a dog or cat, but I wonder what might have happened if I had either one out in the yard when a hawk is on the hunt. Even if the bird of prey couldn’t carry them off, I don’t want it even to make an attempt. I’ve touched those talons, and they are literally razor-sharp.
So, what’s the danger, if any?
According to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, summer is an excellent time to see hawks because they are on the move. Young hawks are busy tagging along with mom and dad, learning how to hunt. Cooper’s and red-tailed hawks are common in urban settings. The one in my dead cherry tree was a red-tail. The young hawks of these two species will sometimes stop at trees, fences, deck railings, and other outdoor fixtures to rest while gaining strength to fly longer distances.
“While it may be alarming to see these hawks in your yard, they mean you and your pets no harm,” says Holly Vaughn, Public Outreach Manager for MDNR.
Cooper’s hawks aren’t interested in cats or dogs. They primarily eat other birds, mice, and sometimes squirrels. Red-tail hawks are almost twice the size of cooper’s and generally eat small game such as squirrels and rabbits. MDNR states, “Pets larger than 4 pounds or so are too large for these hawks to prey upon, so you likely don’t need to worry too much about them.”
But if you keep chickens, the MDNR cautions you to make sure they are protected on all sides. Because if there’s a hawk in your hen house, your only recourse is prevention.
“All hawks are protected under the federal Migratory Bird Treaty Act, so they cannot be captured or harmed,” says Vaughn.
Young hawks will move on by the end of summer to find hunting grounds of their own. Until then, keep your gerbils inside and enjoy the view.
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text: Details Itinerary Photos Tour Overview Everest Base Camp Trek, the most challenging and exciting trek in the Everest Region, following the route via Lukla airport to Namche Bazar and reaching the destination Mt. Everest Base Camp (5364m). From Lukla, slowly following the trail to the Dudh Kosi ( ‘River of Milk’), and all through forests of rhododendron, pine, and magnolia. After few hours of trekking, we reach Namche Bazaar (3,340 m) and spend a day more at Namche Bazaar (the delightful Sherpa capital) for acclimatization and optional hike around. After reaching Gorekshep we climb up to Basecamp where you can enjoy the best peaks of different mountains such as Mt. Everest, Mt. Cho Oyo, Mt. Makalu, Mt. Nuptse, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Thamserku and Mt Ama Dablam and many more.. From base camp, we reach towards Pheriche and again trail towards Tengboche. From Tengboche, we can enjoy the panoramic view of Mt. Everest. Early morning we head towards Namchebazar, take rest at Namche. Next day from Namche Bazar day we trek back to Lukla. While on trek you will enjoy the incredible mountain scenery until you reach Lukla airstrip. Next day morning you take a flight back to Kathmandu. Everest Base Camp Trekking is popular for every traveler and group alike. It gives a complete scenario of different flora and fauna, rural lifestyle of the Sherpa people, Buddhism, monasteries and spectacular mountain scenery. Great Vision provides best trekking packages and itinerary for Everest trek with Everest base camp permit. Itinerary Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu. Day 02: Flight to Lukla (2840m) & trekking to Phakding (2610 m) Day 03: Trek Phakding to Namche Bazaar (3340m) Day 04: Rest day at Namche Bazar. Day 05: Trek Namche Bazaar to Tengboche (3860m) 6 – 7 hrs Day 06: Trek from Tengbobhe to Dingboche(4110m) 5-6 hours Day 07: Trek Dingboche to Ferichhe (4240m) 4 – 5 hours Day 08: Trek Ferichhe to Gorakshep (5140m) 6 – 7 hours Day 09: Trek Gorakshep to Everest Base Camp (5364m) and back to Gorakshep 5-6 hours Day 10: Return back to Dingboche from Gorakshep via Kalapattar in the morning 7-8 hrs Day 11: Trek Back to Namche from Dingboche Day 12: Trek Back to Lukla from Namche Bazar, Day 13: Fly Back to Kathmandu. Day 14: Final Departure. Includes Airport pick up and transfer to hotel Kathmandu to Lukla to Kathmandu flight tickets 2 nights accommodation in Kathmandu with breakfast Three meals during the trek Sagarmatha National Park entry permit All accommodations in lodges/tea houses during the trek. Trekking TIMS (Trekkers Information Management System card An experienced, helpful, friendly and English speaking trekking Guide Necessary porters (1 porter for 2 people) each porter carries 30 kg Salary, Food, Drinks, Accommodation, domestic flight & Insurance of our trekking staffs Salary, Food, Drinks, Accommodation, and Insurance for porters from Lukla Medical supplies (first aid kit will be available). All Government and local taxes Farewell dinner at last night in Kathmandu Official T-shirt Not Included Your international flight ticket and airport departure tax Nepal Entry Visa Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu Bottled drinks (mineral water, and cold drinks & alcoholic drinks) while on the trek Travel, medical & emergency rescue by helicopter (Travel insurance) Meals at Kathmandu except for breakfast Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu because of early return from the trekking (due to any reason) Personal trekking equipment. Drinks (including tea) and Bar Bill (beverage) Laundry service Day 1: Arrival in KathmanduOur tour guide or any representative team from Great Vision Trek and Expedition will pick you up and drop to your hotel. You have to book a hotel before your arrival. After arriving hotel, we take you to our office and make the settlement of necessary due amount and we will be collecting our passport copy with visa and passport size photo to get TIMS & Permits. Day 2: Flight to Lukla (2840m) & trekking to Phakding (2610 m) We will take an early morning flight from Kathmandu (1400m). There are many flights for Lukla (2840 m). The flight duration from Kathmandu to Lukla is approximately 35 minutes. After reaching Lukla we take some rest and continue our trail to Phakding (2610m). Day 3: Trek Phakding to Namche Bazaar (3340m)The trail leads to Dudh Koshi River, climbing steeply towards Benkar through a rocky ridge, we head to the magnificent forests of magnolia, giant firs, and rhododendron which make the trail beautiful to walk in. from the Kyashar we climb to Monjo and also enter the Sagarmatha National Park which is just below the Monjo. Way to entrance station makes a steep rocky descent where we cross the Dudh Koshi River leading us to Namche Bazaar (3420m). Day 04: Rest day at Namche Bazar.After a hectic day, you need to take rest and prepare for the further higher trek. This day will be a hiking day for you where we hike to the villages of Khumjung and Khunde. we continue our journey to Shyanboche airstrip passing numerous stone Buddhist monuments. After Khunde, we head east to the large Khumjung village lying at the foot of the sacred mountain Khumbila. After launch, we take some rest and follow to Chhorkung (3540m) and back to Namche Bazaar. Day 5: Trek Namche Bazaar to Tengboche (3860m) 6-7 hoursFrom Namche, we resume our trek to Syangboche which is the old Airport but have the helicopter service. We can view beautiful peaks through Syangboche and Khumjung such as Mt. Everest, Ama Dablam, Nuptse, Thamserku, Kwangde. Kangtega and many more. We then visit Khumjung village at 3790m ( a Sherpa village) where we can see the school and hospital made by Sir Edmund Hillary.After experiencing amazing peaks, we head to Sanasa which have a small settlement area. The trail from Sanasa drops to Phunki Thanga then climb up through forests and hills where we find monastery of Tengboche at 3870m. From here we can view the inspiring panorama of Mountain giants including Everest, Ama Dablam, Kwangde, Kantega, Nuptse, Thamserku, and Lhotse. We will stay in Tengboche village and experience the people’ lifestyle and culture. Day 6: Trek Dengbouche to Ferichhe (4240m) 4-5 hoursPheriche is the destination set for the day. Leaving Dengbouche behind, we follow the stone steps and hike down through the forest enjoying the scents of the fresh vegetation to cross the bridge over the Imja River at Chaturje. A steep ascent past the settlement of Pangboches can take us to a different bridge at Somar, where we hike towards another bridge on a flat path, through the alpine meadows and yak herds following the geographic region of the Imja River. Before reaching the bridge we have a tendency to stumble upon a path junction where the Everest 3 pass path meets the bottom camp path. Leaving the Everest 3 passes behind, we continue to Everest base camp path and hike up to the Pheriche pass. Then a mile hike down the pass past the bridge and stone walls can take us to the settlement of Pheriche. In the evening, we stroll around the village of Pheriche. We stay overnight here. Day 7: Rest and acclimation day in FerichheThis day is an acclimation day in Ferichhe. For this, we go for a brief sixty-minute hike to the highest of the ridge behind Ferichhe to fancy the beautiful views of a number of the lofty peaks of the planet in addition on adapt to the dilution air. Later throughout the day, we are able to additionally visit the Tokyo Medical University Clinic and attend an hour altitude class by the western doctors. The remaining days are often spent relaxing and making ready your muscles for the powerful climb ahead. The night is going to be spent at a domicile Ferichhe. Day 8: Trek Ferichhe to Gorakshep (5140m) 6-7 hoursLeaving Feriche behind we walk through the steep way for 6 to 7 hours till we reach Gorakshep (5140m). We take rest and prepare for the great trek the next day. Day 9: Trek Gorakshep to Everest Base Camp (5364m) 6-7 hoursThe path continues to climb to Gorak Shep where we check in to Mt. Lodge, have lunch and once more begin to climb up to Everest Base Camp. Having passed the pyramid sign, we will now spot the crest of the north ridge of Everest in conjunction with Mt. Pumori, Mt Mahalangur, Mt. Lingtern, Mt Khumbutse, Mt. Nuptse and so on. Simply a tiny low ascent from here leads you to a 360-degree panorama of snowy mountains. A steep climb up to the highest through the torrent of Changri glacier provides you a glimpse of Kala Pattar. Walking through rocky and glacial trails finally results in the Everest Base Camp (5,357m). Once reaching the bottom Camp you'll come to Gorekshep (5,160m) where you stay overnight. Day 10: Return back to Dingboche from Everest Base Camp 6-8 hoursWe head back to Dingboche after a great success of the trail from Everest Base Camp. We walk for about 6 to 8 hours through the steep up and down the hills. We stay overnight at the Hotel. Day 11: Trek Back to Namche from DingbocheThe trail takes down through the hillside green forest of juniper trees and rhododendron then we cross the prayer flag festooned bridge over Dudh Koshi River following Dudh Koshi Gorge through pine forest. We can explore colorful pheasants and mountain goats in the forest. We then reach to Sansa experiencing Ama Dablam, Nuptse, and Thamserku mountains. We reach Namche Bazaar by passing the winding trail and forest. Day 12: Trek Back to Lukla from Namche BazaarAs the trail steps down steeply so we need to walk very carefully as our legs are shaky and frequently get and fight in the rocky terrain. After we cross the bridge over the Dudh Koshi River, the trail becomes natural and easy and we arrive in Lukla. We take a good rest, relax and celebrate and stay overnight. Day 13: Fly Back to Kathmandu transfer to hotel and explore evening cultural dinner.In this day, we will have a flight to Kathmandu before that you can have shopping, collect souvenirs as per your wish and head to Kathmandu. After we reach Kathmandu, you will be taken to the Hotel where you experience an evening culture dinner. Day 14: Final DepartureThis is your last day in Kathmandu so you can enjoy your meal, go shopping before a flight. Our representative with driver will take you to the airport for departure.

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Here’s a fun DIY project just in time for Mother’s Day! It is so quick and easy and seriously adorable.
First, you’ll need to take a profile pic of your child(ren) on your phone.
Then, you’ll take a sheet of Shrinky Dink paper, cut it lengthwise to fit on the screen of your phone and secure it with a piece of tape.
Next, you’ll trace the image with a sharp pencil and then color the entire silhouette with a black colored pencil.
When you’re finished coloring, carefully cut the image out with a very sharp pair of scissors. You can draw and color additional shapes or initials if desired.
Punch a hole in the top center of each charm. Be careful you don’t punch it too close or too far from the edge.
Place Shrinky Dinks on a paper bag and place in oven. Follow directions on Shrinky Dink package for temperature and timing. My convection oven shrinks them in 2-3 minutes at 325 degrees.
Immediately after removing from oven, press a heavy book on each charm to completely flatten.
When cooled, add a thin coat of clear nail polish to the colored side.
Add charms to necklaces, key chains or make a charm bracelet for the perfect “Mom” accessory! 🙂
We added them to this bracelet to make a charm bracelet. I love the way this came out! I think I’m going to add their names and birth dates on it, like shown in the photo below it.
photo from Twelve Hats

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Technological advancements by China and Russia have increasingly focused attention on the relative vulnerability of U.S. military satellites. Since China steered a satellite to grab and move another satellite out of its orbit in January 2022, just months after Russia destroyed a defunct satellite with a ground-launched missile, the risks have only grown clearer.
To ensure satellite systems are available and able to perform when needed, U.S. Space Force officials are proposing a “hybrid” architecture that spreads its space-based sensors and communications systems across multiple constellations, only some of which are exclusively Space Force assets. Also in the mix: satellites belonging to allied governments, commercial satellite constellations, and both military and commercial ground facilities. By situating military satellites at multiple altitudes and supplementing them with commercial services and with assets distributed among foreign-owned satellites, U.S. strategists believe they may even be able to render other countries’ anti-satellite weapons impotent.
It’s absolutely imperative that we … get to a force structure that’s more defendable.Chief of Space Operations Gen. John W. “Jay” Raymond, USSF
Over the brief two-year history of the Space Force, it has signed “burden-sharing” agreements with partner militaries and talked about a “space superhighway” with commercial entities, offering space transportation services en route to the moon.
Achieving resilience by intermingling military and civilian space activities, whether transportation or satellite services, has broad implications not just for the Space Force, but also for participating commercial and allied partners. Blurring the lines between civilian and military property could turn civilian systems into legitimate military targets under the Law of Armed Conflict—a prospect U.S. officials generally do not discuss publicly.
Writing in Harvard University’s National Security Journal, Georgetown law professor David A. Koplow argues that the Space Force’s strategy can be viewed as employing the approach infamously employed by Saddam Hussein during the 1991 Gulf War, when he used antiquities, mosques, and civilian neighborhoods as cover for military equipment and activities. Koplow’s article suggests that blurring the distinctions between civil and military space poses serious implications for commercial customers and foreign nations.
THE RESILIENCE IMPERATIVE
As Chief of Space Operations Gen. John W. “Jay” Raymond likes to say, space “was a benign, peaceful domain”—until recently. Appearing on a webcast hosted by AFA’s Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies Spacepower Advantage Center of Excellence, Raymond explained that the risk to a spacecraft has historically been limited to its launch and deployment.
“As long as you could launch a satellite—and it worked and didn’t die in infant mortality because it failed when it first got on orbit—you were good to go,” Raymond said. “That’s not the case today.”
China and Russia both see space as a warfare domain, one in which they intend to fight if they get into a war with the United States. China’s Shijian-21 satellite can robotically “reach out and grab another satellite,” Raymond said last September at AFA’s Air, Space & Cyber Conference. Russia has a satellite built like a “nesting doll,” which contains smaller satellites hidden within. “It’s a satellite inside of a satellite inside of a satellite,” Raymond said. “The satellite launches, opens up—another satellite is dumped out. It opens up, and a projectile is shot out to destroy a U.S. satellite and to destroy the advantages that that provides us.”
Ground weapons are also a threat. In November 2021, Russia fired a ground-launched anti-satellite missile and successfully destroyed a derelict Soviet satellite. The strike created a debris field of some 1,500 fragments. China, for its part, has developed ground-based laser weapons that can interfere with a satellite in space. Satellites flying predictable orbits are sitting ducks for such weapons.
“It’s absolutely imperative that we move away from legacy force structure and we get to a force structure that’s more defendable,” Raymond said.
The consequences of an attack in space are too great, he said. At present, striking the right satellites could destroy “our ability to sense data from around the globe, to be able to bring that data down to Earth, to be able to fuse that data with data from other domains, and then to use high-speed computing to be able to solve really tough challenges,” Raymond said.
The guiding document for where the Space Force is headed is the 2015 Defense Department white paper, “Space Domain Mission Assurance: A Resilience Taxonomy,” and the foremost strategy within it for building a resilient “hybrid space architecture” is something called proliferation, said said Space Force Col. Eric Felt, director of the Air Force Research Laboratory’s Space Vehicles Directorate, in an interview.
Felt explained in an interview that proliferation means building larger constellations of smaller satellites, while at the same time employing “commercial capabilities that can do parts of your mission.”
Felt transfers to the Pentagon this summer, where he will become deputy executive director of USSF’s new Space Architecture, Science, and Technology Directorate. By leveraging commercial satellites, the military can spread its bets, he said. The goal: “Even if all of your military capabilities are taken out,” you can still “get the mission done.”
The Space Development Agency’s plan for a multipurpose constellation of hundreds of satellites with “layers” of functionality orbiting at varying altitudes exemplifies the approach.
Proliferation also makes it harder for rivals to understand what capabilities live where and how they might work together. Lt. Gen. B. Chance Saltzman, in a November 2021 Mitchell Institute presentation, summed up the approach this way: “If they don’t know what to shoot at, then what’s the benefit of shooting?”
Sharing space intelligence and assets, co-hosting sensors, and other collaborative work with allies and commercial partners brings “a value to all of us,” Raymond says. “We have to look across all of the capabilities that we operate in and make this transition from a small number of very exquisite satellites to a more defendable architecture” with many more nodes, according to Raymond in January in a conversation at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
Commercial and international participation in a hybrid architecture are not limited to leveraging existing satellite constellations or putting sensors on other nations’ assets. It could also include ride-sharing missions and contracts for commercial services. Relationships with international military forces, in particular, have now “matured … much more significantly,” the Space Chief said. That’s enabling “this force design work we’re doing now: We’ve shared that with our closest partners to say, ‘OK, where might we build this collaboratively?’ ”
Norway, Japan, and Britain have all agreed to host American payloads, and the economic benefits are significant. The deal with Norway saved the Space Force time and money: It’s “providing Arctic communications two years sooner than we could do it—and $900 million cheaper,” said Space Force Director of Staff Lt. Gen. Nina M. Armagno at a Washington Space Business Roundtable event.
Col. Raj Agrawal, chief of the Space Division in the Secretary of the Air Force’s International Affairs Office, described the agreements his office works on as “burden sharing.” It is no different from what nations do today to spread out the development costs of a weapon such as the F-35 fighter jet, Agrawal said.
The strategy “gives us an opportunity to work with allies and partners to optimize what they’re able to do,” he said.
Indeed, Saltzman speculated that having many countries share a satellite asset could deter an attack, dissuading a potential adversary from risking conflict with not just one, but with a slew of allied nations. If “so many nations are affected by a single satellite’s destruction,” he suggested, it “would raise the threshold for an adversary to take that kind of action.”
THE LAW OF WAR
Koplow’s article in the January 2022 Harvard National Security Journal challenges the concept of proliferation on several fronts.
The Law of Armed Conflict was developed to protect civilians from the effects of war. No military operations or activities take place without staff judge advocates commenting on legality under U.S. and international law, including the Law of Armed Conflict, sometimes called “the Law of War.” A 1977 addition to the Geneva Conventions codifies drawing distinctions between military and civilian objects: “In order to ensure respect for and protection of the civilian population and civilian objects, the Parties to the conflict shall at all times distinguish between the civilian population and combatants and between civilian objects and military objectives and accordingly shall direct their operations only against military objectives.”
The United States never ratified the 1977 protocol, but Koplow asserts in his article that U.S. policy “accepts much of its content, including the principle of distinction, as binding customary international law.”
Koplow writes that the purpose of this law is to ensure a combatant can “fulfill its primary obligation under the distinction principle, i.e., to direct its hostile fire exclusively against … military [targets].”
Koplow’s article uses provocative examples to illustrate the distinction principle. For instance, he cites Saddam Hussein, who “ostentatiously parked fighter jets in front of a famous archaeological temple, apparently for the purpose of deterring U.S. strikes against those tempting assets.”
Explaining the justification behind the principle, he writes: “Excessive co-location of civilians and combatants would inevitably jeopardize the former, as the opponent would be frustrated in attempting to attack only lawful targets that were too intermingled with immune persons and property.”
The “ever-increasing entanglement” of military and private-sector space programs has evolved over the course of three presidential administrations and has bipartisan support, Koplow said, driven by a combination of motivations including cost and time savings. But he suggests there is “a less frequently acknowledged motivation,” one that he sees as wrong: “the desire to complicate the task confronting any enemy that might seek to attack U.S. national security satellites.”
“While this melding of the functions and identities of spacecraft may carry tactical advantages,” he asserts, “the greater proximity is both illegal and unwise in the longer term.”
The Space Force, in a statement responding to a query on this charge, said DOD “follows the law of war during armed conflict in every domain, including in the space domain.” It continued: “While we engage in commercial activities in other domains as well, we recognize the value of commercial space as outlined by statute.”
Koplow sees several scenarios proposed by the Space Force as challenging. A military payload hosted on a commercial satellite, for example, could be “a deliberate insinuation of a military asset into an erstwhile civilian environment,” he writes. “The civilian modules, which should remain immune from targeting, are unnecessarily exposed.”
Yet this is essentially the same scenario posed by a civilian power grid that also serves a military base, or a transoceanic commercial data cable that transmits both civilian and national security data. If a national government is using a commercial satellite for targeting in a conflict with a second state, for example, that second state would have a legitimate reason for targeting the commercial satellite. The result, Koplow writes, makes the civilian operator’s satellite “vulnerable to attack at all times, imperiling its ability to serve civilian functions.”
Brian Weeden, director of program planning at the Secure World Foundation, is a former Air Force space and missile officer now engaged in drafting the “Woomera Manual on the International Law of Military Space Operations.” He reviewed Koplow’s paper before it was published.
“It’s a really important question, particularly since there’s been a big push recently for the Pentagon to leverage more commercial products and services,” Weeden wrote in an email to Air Force Magazine. “I think that’s still important to do, but we need to think through the legal and policy implications, including the issues around distinction but also issues like liability.”
Commercial assets support military activity in many ways, from highways and railways to aircraft and telecommunications. “But those activities exist under special legal regimes where we’ve answered a lot of these questions, or at least taken steps to mitigate them,” Weeden said.
Retired Air Force Maj. Gen. Charles J. Dunlap, executive directory of the Center on Law, Ethics, and National Security at Duke Law and a former deputy judge advocate general of the Air Force, weighed in on Koplow’s arguments for Air Force Magazine, diverging on some points but fully in agreement on one.
The military’s use of commercial assets does not constitute necessarily an “anticipatory breach” of the Law of Armed Conflict, Dunlap said. “Determining if something is ‘feasible’ can properly include the cost and practicality of creating a parallel system,” he wrote in an email. “In theory, a government might be able to create a separate road system, electrical grid, petroleum refineries, internet, and so forth for its armed forces. However, doing so for such major systems that serve both civilian and military needs would be so enormously costly as to be impractical.”
Dunlap and Koplow do agree on one thing: What would make it illegal is the intent to use “a ‘dual-use’ system simply in the hopes that its civilian uses might help shield it from lawful attack,” argues Dunlap.
In 2016, then-Deputy Secretary of Defense Robert O. Work laid out the strategy this way: “Our allies and partners allow us to add redundancy and resiliency, and they offer opportunities for hosting payloads that will proliferate what we have on orbit,” he said in a speech at that year’s Space Symposium. “This offers huge advantages—as it’s one thing to have to deny the U.S. the use of a few government-owned imagery systems; it’s quite another to take on tens or even hundreds of allied and U.S. government and commercial remote sensing systems all at the same time.”
Work continued: “By enhancing the resiliency of our own constellation, improving our space [battle management, command, and control], operating as a space coalition, and investing the resources necessary to capitalize on and strengthen our own space-based capabilities and capacities, as well as those of the commercial space … we’re going to be able to survive any type of concerted attack, and continue to provide the space-based support that our warfighters need.”


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Well met Mr. Follmer
I hope that the day finds you in high spirits and good health.
I am writing to you today to offer you this formal invitation to Manor Kingsley in Whitehall New York for a formal Apprenticeship Interview.
The Interview process consists of a few hours of conversation, a tour of the Manor, some light exploration of the grounds and perhaps even a game of chess if we've time. In the late evening you'll be tasked to walk up to the conclave grounds and there a decision will be made regarding whether or not you will embark on this grand adventure as my Apprentice.
Should the decision be in favor you will begin your Apprenticeship the next day, with all the expectations of that position. Should it not go well, you'll be treated to a fine breakfast and sent to begin your journey home.
While many have contacted me regarding the position of Apprentice few have possessed the necessary spark that Wizardry calls for. I believe that you do indeed have this spark, however I will note that this alone will not be enough to make it through the Wizardry Apprenticeship. It's hard work, and while I'm not keen on being "Surpassed" as you put it, I do suspect you'll make one heck of a Wizard.
Please make any necessary appropriate personal arrangements prior to Arriving. Please also take note that an Average apprenticeship is 1-2 years in length. While that may seem a long time it is hardly a drop in the well of life. If you're keen to carry on and feel that Wizardry calls to you, The date of your Interview is: Jan 6th 2021, or Jan 13 2021
Please include in your response to this message which of these dates you would prefer.
"The Difference between a rock and a Stepping Stone is how it is used."
Baker of Brownies and Bringer of Treats!
We've have had interesting foods all over our Country and from all round the world, and I have to say those were some of the best brownies either of us have had in a long while.
I wanted to offer you something in kind, although I'm afraid I would embarrassed myself if I tried to match your talent in baking. And so, in place of sweets I offer you this story to go along side the attached gift.
This is a tale about Unicorns...
Now I know what you're thinking, "Oh Great, Unicorns? What am I two?" But I assure you that the Unicorn of this Story is uniquely interesting,
as he was Real.
Our tale begins roughly half a century ago during the 1960's as a Wizard and Witch set off on an adventure around the world to find interesting things and fascinating people. Their names were Oberon and Morning Glory, and they did indeed find many things in their travels that would cause one to raise their brow inquisitively.
Perhaps one of their most interesting discoveries was their finding of old Instructions on how to raise a very unique kind of Goat that was used for protecting the herd against the dangers of night during ancient times. These Goats, with a single horn in the center of their heads, long beards, cloven hooves and Iconic tails became a symbol of the noble defender to the ancients and eventually morphed into the Horse-like Unicorn imagery we know today.
Having these Instructions, the Witch and the Wizard set out to raise their own Living unicorns. They were successful at it as well! For several years the unicorn "Lancelot" traveled with the circus around the United states to the delight of children and adults alike.
As with all things however, the memory of these interesting creatures is again slipping back into the murky waters of history, where facts are often mistaken for myth. With this letter is the Last of the statues of Lancelot, which I had been intending to find a good home for. I think that it will be in good hands with you, treasure it well!
(Arthur sends his best as well!)


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On Monday, November 4th, following backlash from parents, Principal Jeff Long gave a public apology for his actions on Friday. On Friday, November 1st, lockers were dumped into the high school hallway if the owner was not complying in the use of their assigned locker lock. He said he wanted to calm the storm down and put the train back on the tracks.
“I threw a small tantrum and got frustrated. It was wrong of me to get in your lockers. My frustration was valid but the response was not…I ask for your forgiveness,” Long said.
On the first day of school, students were given locks, but at that point in time, the use of the lock was optional. Long said the locks became mandatory when his boss [Dr. Lesniewski] saw the locks weren’t being used and decided students needed to use them. Long agrees with Lesniewski’s decision, saying that being in the possession of a lock is not making the world safer unless the students actually lock their lockers.
“Why did I dump lockers without locks? So we would know which lockers they were when we walked around and wrote down names. That’s why I did it,” Long said. He had no comment as to whether these students would be getting in trouble.
Junior Ryley Casaday was one of the students who did not have a lock on her locker. She said could not remember her locker combination, and she said she did not have time in the morning to ask her homeroom teacher for her number, which caused her locker to get dumped into the hall. Casaday said she was worried because her wallet and keys were sitting in the hall for almost an entire period.
“I was worried they would be stolen without a lock on her locker. They were just as secure in the hall as they were in a locker that wasn’t locked. They could be stolen from both places,” Long said about Casaday’s personal belongings.
Casaday said she strongly disagreed with Long’s statement. She said she believes nobody is going to open a locker and look in it, but if someone saw it on the ground, it would be much easier to take and want a wallet.
Long told students that until issues with the lockers are straightened out, it will not happen again.


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Thanks for your help. It doesn't seem to work right from my AT&T blackberry, even though the message indicated it would work from any web enable phone. I'm thinking the URL may be different for non-Verizon service phones. Do you ever use it successfully?
Last I heard the only phones supported for that service, at this time, are:
They are adding these shortly:
Motorola – RAZR v3m1, RAZR 2v9m11, KRZR, RAZR Maxx Ve
LG – 8600, 8700,8800,9100, VX-8500 Chocolate1
Samsung – SCH-a990
And yes, they are planning to add more in the future as well. Also, the post Justin made yesterday, that everyone can now use the remote dvr from the web -- you can only use the wireless (cell phone) remote dvr if you have still signed up with the MRDVR service. I confirmed that this morning.
Let me preface this by saying that I was a beta tester for this, and was able to program my STBs from my Motorola RAZA VE-20 Sprint phone during the test period. When I received the message on my STB saying that this is now available for ANY (upper case - Verizon's), I call customer support to arrange for it to be added to my account.
First they has to add Multi-Room DVR to one of my DVR STBs for $7.00 a month. I authorized this and was connected to tech support to complete the process. I identified the DVR (I have 2) and they upgraded it. The upgrade was successful - I can see the recorded programs from a non DVR box, and I now had the Media Manager Capability.
I logged into m.veriozn.com/tv as directed, but, while I could see me STBs, I was not given the option to record programs. I went to the FIOS web site and attempted to enter the cell phone number for the STB which had the Multi-Room DVR capability but was told that the box was not eligible from premium content (some something like that).
It was at this point that the tech support technician told me that only a few phones were eligible for the service, and that mine was not one of them. I pointed out that the message on the STB said ANY cell phone. He said that this appeared to be incorrect. As of this posting, the message has not changed.
ATTN: VERIZON - if you are looking at these messages, could you please tell us when this feature will be available for all Cell Phones and providers (not just Verizon Wireless). If this is not iminent, please take the message down intil such time that it is available.
I received the message that DVR programming is now available for ALL phones. So I went to the website (I set up the DVR programming via a computer already) and I clicked on Mobile Remote DVR. The supported devices that are listed on the website are the same three that have been listed for months. It says....
This is on the website http://fioshelp.verizon.com
I found it just looking around on there, hope it help any with any questions.
Questions about Remote DVR?The Remote DVR service lets you manage your DVR from a web site. With Remote DVR, you can:


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Modern society constantly faces new technologies that foster new ways of communicating with target audiences. New communication tools offer precision targeting of existing and potential customers who we want to address and involve in our story.
Digital media grows more interconnected every day and so do mobile and web applications. Modern technologies influence the daily life of consumers who are becoming available everywhere, anytime. Also changing, are the ways consumers relate to traditional media which are more and more viewed on digital platforms, even simultaneously. Advertising needed to adapt.

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Cold Storage Panel Systems are examined in three parts as Industrial Panel, Wall and Ceiling, Floor and Insulation. Today, the reason for the high amount of financial loss in products with expiration dates is that they are not stored correctly. The biggest reason for this is the insufficient cooling of the cold storage rooms or the inadequacies in the devices used for cooling and poor quality materials. As Teknotek Cooling Systems, we are at your service with the most affordable prices and the highest quality devices.
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Cold Storage Panels are produced in a wide range of thicknesses between 6cm and 20cm. It can be used in all areas from process areas to freezing warehouses and has the features to meet all needs. Galvanized sheet, polyester dyed sheet, stainless chrome nickel sheet can be used as the outer surface coating material for the panels. In addition, the panels are manufactured by filling certain amounts of polyurethane between two sheet metal plates, and this method allows the panels to be prefabricated.
Cold Storage Panels can be easily applied both in steel construction structures and reinforced concrete buildings. In this way, special solutions can be produced for projects and all of our customers’ needs can be met. As a result of the application details, the life of the system is extended and it is provided to be more efficient in terms of energy saving.
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Polyurethane-filled, prefabricated panels used in Cold Storage are the most ideal material that gives excellent results in heat insulation in terms of durability, ease of assembly and technical qualities. These panels can be used in ideal sizes in accordance with different usage areas such as patisseries, restaurants, supermarkets, industrial cold storages, hospitals, which are established in accordance with international standards. It provides maximum energy saving by creating high thermal insulation.
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In Episode 58 of Inside Covid-19, we assess the anxiety about sending children back to school and media reports the coronavirus is now airborne.
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In Episode 57 of Inside Covid-19, we learn that South Africa’s healthcare system is holding up despite a surge in hospitalisations.
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TORONTO – While most Canadians who watched Tuesday’s star-studded Michael Jackson memorial had tuned into television coverage or followed it online, a select few actually made the pilgrimage to Los Angeles for the service and described the experience as “surreal.”
At least a handful of lucky Canadians were known to be in attendance at the Staples Center in Los Angeles as the King of Pop was feted by a cast of musical luminaries, family and friends.
Twenty-five-year-old Jason Veltri of Thunder Bay, Ont., applied for tickets as a lark – he admits he isn’t even a huge Jackson fan – but when he was among the 8,750 winners out of more than 1.6 million applicants, he immediately booked a flight down to L.A. to be a part of history.
“The fact that I was sitting there while they brought his body in … the stars, the singers, the performers, the speakers, it was unlike anything I’ve ever been at before,” a breathless Veltri told The Canadian Press when reached on his cellphone immediately after the service.
“It was overwhelmingly powerful and very emotional.”
He said his personal highlights of the service came when Jackson’s family paid tribute to him.
“It has to be the fact that Jermaine Jackson got up there and sang ‘Smile’ for Michael – the fortitude that it takes to do that, the guts that it takes to do that while still mourning his brother’s loss, was pretty powerful,” he said.
“And especially at the end too with (Michael Jackson’s) daughter, Paris, getting there and talking about him being the best father that she’s ever had, or the best dad in the world, that was very, very powerful.”
“So You Think You Can Dance Canada” judge Blake was another Canadian who ventured down to the Staples Center, though the L.A. resident didn’t have a ticket.
He said he wanted to soak in the atmosphere before going home and “drowning (his) sorrows on the couch.”
“It’s mayhem right now, the people are going crazy, I’ve seen a lot of different stuff – celebration, crying, just crazy, crazy fans,” the Mississauga, Ont., native said on the phone prior to the memorial.
As McGrath joined countless others following the memorial on television or online, a small group of fans in Toronto took to the streets outside the MuchMusic headquarters to celebrate Jackson’s life.
Vendors sold buttons, framed photographs and T-shirts emblazoned with Jackson’s image, while many fans brought memorabilia from home.
Ron Lew left his nearby office and slipped on a red-and-black nylon jacket – similar to the one worn by Jackson in his “Thriller” video – to join the crowd.
“I came down here because this corner, I saw on television, needed a little extra support,” he said.
The 26-year-old said he’s had the signature jacket since he was born, when his parents wrapped him in it as a baby. He noted sadly that the matching faux-leather pants disintegrated over time.
Many of the other fans in attendance also weren’t even born during Jackson’s prime, but still came down to commiserate with fellow mourners.
“He was a nice man and he loved everybody,” said 14-year-old Toronto native Tatenda Domboka, surrounded by a group of her friends.
Some adults also ducked out of work to watch the coverage.
“I’ve been a fan since ‘Ben’ came out, back in 1972,” said Jeffrey Leitner, clutching a vinyl copy of “Thriller” to his chest.
“I waltzed my first slow dance, with my first girlfriend, my first love, to the song ‘Ben.”‘
While some in the crowd looked skeptically upon the horde of media circulating for interviews, one emotional fan said the hectic scene made sense in bidding farewell to Jackson.
“I think it’s appropriate to publicly mourn, I really do,” said Lorette Luzajic, a fan of Jackson’s for 30 years.
“And I don’t care if it’s a big spectacle or fanfare, that’s what Michael Jackson wants and I think his fans need that outlet.”
Veltri agreed and said he doubted the world will see another pop cultural icon like Jackson any time soon.
“It’s the entire legacy … we’ll never see the scope of what Michael Jackson was ever again,” he said.
“I lived in a moment of history that will never be re-written.”


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Bring the LEGO® City safari to life, with mechanisms to push, pull and slide!
Help the rangers on the LEGO® City wildlife reserve look after the safari animals! Little LEGO fans can bring the safari to life as they push, pull and slide the tabs in this fun board book.
Make the LEGO® bricks move – feed the monkeys swinging in the tree, guide a lost elephant to a new home and then slide the scene-changing mechanism to discover all the animals on the reserve!
Helps creative minds to: - enhance motor skills - develop hand-eye coordination - play as they read - be imaginative LEGO® City. Safari Rescue is a great gift for toddlers with inquisitive fingers and minds. Add to the collection and bring more of the LEGO City to life with LEGO® City. Police Patrol, LEGO® City. Fire Station and LEGO® City. Building Site.
The LEGO Group’s mission is to inspire and develop the builders of tomorrow through the power of play. The LEGO® System in Play, with its foundation in LEGO bricks, allows children and fans to build and rebuild anything they can imagine. The LEGO Group was founded in Billund, Denmark in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen, its name derived from the two Danish words LEg GOdt, which mean “Play Well”. Today, the LEGO Group remains a family-owned company headquartered in Billund. However, its products are now sold in more than 140 countries worldwide.
Come and explore LEGO® City in these cool push, pull and slide board books, based on real LEGO® building sets.
From helping the crew in LEGO® City Building Site to saving the day in LEGO® City Fire Station, children will love pulling the tabs on every page to move vehicles, change scenes and reveal characters. With fun rhyming stories and things to spot on every page, these interactive board books are perfect for young readers with creative minds.

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Polished performance sees Slaughtneil into Derry SFC semi-final
O'Neill's Derry SFC quarter-final: Slaughtneil 0-16 Swatragh 0-6
SLAUGHTNEIL eased their way into a 10th semi-final in 15 seasons after a more polished second half performance against neighbours Swatragh.
Paul Bradley's side were only 0-5 to 0-3 ahead at the break despite winning all but four of the 17 restarts from either goalkeeper in the opening half.
The Emmet's boss was happy with his how his team performed, highlighting how they targeted kick-outs after Swatragh's “aggressive” approach to Bellaghy and Glen's restarts.
“We targeted both sets of kick outs,” said a composed Bradley, content with this team's performance.
“We were brilliant on ours and brilliant on theirs, but putting it on the scoreboard was the big one” he added of their improved efficiency after the break.
There was a first championship outing of the season for Brendan Rogers, who picked up Oisin McWilliams, with his twin brother Lorcan held scoreless from play by Chrissy McKaigue.
With Tiarnán Walsh dropping off as the Swatragh sweeper, it allowed Patsy Bradley to sit deep for Slaughtneil when they lost possession.
Conor McAtamney was assigned to Shane McGuigan, with Christopher Bradley well shackled by a combination of his marker Niall Coyle and the positioning of Walsh in the defensive pocket.
It was Sean Francis Quinn who carried an almost lone Swatragh threat, getting on as much ball as his direct opponent Padraig Cassidy, who played his first full game since last year's semi-final extra win over Lavey.
It took seven minutes before Christopher Bradley to hit the first score, finding a pocket of space inside the 45-metre line to drill over. He added another with Shane McGuigan's ever-improving right peg making it 0-3 to 0-0 midway through the half.
Lorcan McWilliams, form a free, notched a first Swatragh point after 16 minutes as Slaughtneil began to misfire in front of goal.
“Even Sammy (Christopher Bradley) alone, and he is probably our most accurate man, had four (missed) shots in the first half,” manager Paul Bradley added of their first half.
Cormac O'Doherty found space to kick over off his left foot, with Jerome McGuigan hitting the first of a four-point haul. Points from Anton Tohill and James Kearney (mark) left the Swa' in touch at the interval.
Slaughtneil moved through the gears in the third quarter to lay the foundations for victory. Shane McGuigan added two points before later spinning out of traffic to make a fisted point for Padraig Cassidy and Slaughtneil were 0-8 to 0-4 ahead.
Swatragh never threatened a goal, with dropped shots to the safety of goalkeeper McMullan the sum of their efforts. There was a glimmer of a chance when Patrick Kearney passed to Anton Tohill, but with a support runner too far ahead, he tuned to slot over.
Sé McGuigan's outside of the boot half chance for goal had Rory McGurk scrambling across to turn the ball away for a '45' Shane McGuigan converted to stretch the Emmet's lead to six points.
A monster point from Francis Kearney, made by Sean Francis Quinn's continued industry, was Swatragh's last score with 10 minutes to go.
Jerome McGuigan had Slaughtneil's best chance for goal but he palmed Peter McCullagh's quickfire squared pass over the bar from point-blank range on the way to a comfortable win.
Slaughtneil: A McMullan; P McNeill, C McKaigue; P Bradley; K Feeney K McKaigue (0-1), C McAllister; B Rogers, J McGuigan (0-4); R Ó Mianáin, Shane McGuigan (0-5, 0-1 ‘45'), P Cassidy (0-1); C Bradley (0-2, 0-1frees); Sé McGuigan, C O'Doherty (0-1)
Subs: B Cassidy (0-1) for C O'Doherty (41), Shea Cassidy (0-1) for Sé McGuigan (53), P McCullagh for C Bradley (53), R McCartney for R Ó Mianáin (58)
Swatragh: R McGurk; A McLaughlin, A McGuckin; T Walsh; N Coyle; SF Quinn, C McAtamney; A Tohill (0-2), N McAtamney, O McWilliams; D Bradley, P Kearney (0-1), S Kearney; J Kearney (0-1m), L McWilliams (0-1f)
Subs: B Diamond for D Bradley (INJ 34), F Kearney (0-1) for N McAtamney (41), F McGurk for J Kearney (56)
Yellow cards: T Walsh (35), N Coyle (50)
Referee: JJ Cleary (Castledawson)

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‘GOOD MORNING AMERICA’ CO-ANCHOR MICHAEL STRAHAN TRAVELS TO EASTER ISLAND
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As Part of ABC News’ Ongoing ‘Climate Crisis’ Series, Strahan Explores the Impact Climate Change Is Having on the Chilean Island’s Environment, People and Future, Along With the Island’s Culture and Heritage
Strahan Co-Anchors ‘GMA’ Live from Easter Island on Tuesday, Feb. 28, and Thursday, Mar. 2, 7:00-9:00 a.m. EST on ABC
ABC News’ “Good Morning America” co-anchor Michael Strahan travels to Easter Island, a remote volcanic island in Polynesia, as part of ABC News’ ongoing “Climate Crisis” series.
Strahan explores the heritage, beauty and historic stone statues, called moai, plus connects with generations of locals who share their culture. While there, he also investigates how climate change is affecting its people and environment, threatening the moai, as well as the impact plastics in the ocean are having on the island and surrounding waters, specifically as they degrade into microplastics, and the ongoing effort to keep the water safe and healthy for both the sea life and the island’s native people.
Strahan co-anchors his first live broadcast from Easter Island on Tuesday, Feb. 28, and joins “GMA” again live from the Chilean island on Thursday, Mar. 2.
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