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The Swanson Center Overview
The Swanson Center founded more than 40 years ago and located in Michigan City, Indiana is a substance abuse and mental health facility which provides residents of the LaPorte County with high-quality, comprehensive behavioral health services. The center provides outpatient treatment programs at two different locations—LaPorte and Michigan City. In addition, the center provides evidence-based practices and focuses on person-centered clinical care with the help of licensed mental health professionals. The facility boasts of a full range of services which consist of psychiatric and psychological evaluation, school-based services for kids, education and prevention services, counseling, crisis assistance, substance abuse treatment, and treatment for emotional disorders. The center has a special program for adolescents aged 13-17 which involves an evidence-based curriculum program, various forms of therapy, and family support. Nursing mothers and pregnant women dealing with alcohol and/or drug addiction can partake in the center’s Momentum program. This program offers mothers and their babies the opportunity to detect and treat substance addiction-related problems. Furthermore, the facility provides an activity center for older adults and seniors 55 years and older and provides specialized healthcare to suit their needs while engaging them in volunteer and recreational activities. For persons seeking relief from gambling addictions, the center offers a Problem Gambler Treatment Program for needed evaluation and treatment of gambling addictions. The facility also offers referrals for detoxification services and continuing-care groups.
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Treatment & Therapy
The center offers some treatment and therapy services depending on the unique needs of the client.
Some of these are:
- Intensive outpatient program
- The Momentum program for pregnant women and mothers
- The PATH program
Intensive Outpatient Program
The facility’s outpatient treatment program consists of various educational and therapeutic programs. Participants may be involved in individual or group therapy, psychiatric evaluation, psychological testing, and mental health assessments. These programs all aim to improve the client’s emotional, psychological, social, and physical health.
The Momentum Program
This addiction and recovery program began in 2017 and is designed for pregnant women and mothers suffering from the disease of substance addiction and chemical dependence. The program incorporates in-home and group support, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), and a team approach to wellness.
The PATH Program
The PATH program, which stands for Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness, provides support for homeless individuals dealing with the throes of mental illness and/or drug addiction. The center utilizes its partnership with a local network of organizations committed to eradicating homelessness and provides services such as primary care, case management, and referrals to behavioral health institutions.
The following are a list of conditions treated at the facility:
- Alcohol and drug addiction
- Co-occurring disorders
- Emotional disorders
- Anxiety and depression
The facility offers various options of therapy which include:
- Group therapy
- Family counseling
- Medication management
- Individual therapy
- Prevention services
- Consultation and education classes
Swanson Center operates a sliding scale payment basis meaning that a client’s financial status is analyzed and payments for services will be calculated based on the household income of the client. The treatment center is in-network with most insurance companies including HMO and PPO plans, but are will to file insurance claims for clients and work with out-of-network providers. Clients are advised to contact the facility for more information on benefits, coverage, and payment plans. Financial assistance is also given to individuals who are eligible from the State of Indiana. Self-payments can be made through physical cash, credit cards, and checks and all Medicare and Medicaid plans are accepted.
The treatment center is accredited by CARF (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities).
Swanson Center Advantages
The facility offers a family therapy program at discretion in addition to therapy offered as well. Family members and loved ones are advised to participate in therapy sessions with the client to be educated more on addiction and mental health issues. Clients are given an aftercare or discharge plan after completion of a primary program to help prevent relapse and live a life of sobriety.
The treatment center has multiple outpatient locations in the LaPorte County area giving individuals that live in the area an opportunity to acquire treatment in a facility that uses evidence-based therapy and group support sessions. The Swanson center is a good option for clients seeking recovery from mental health and addiction issues in a facility that offers extensive services and encouragement to aid long-term recovery.
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Megan Perkins is an artist in all walks of life. She’s a painter, a potter, and the watercolorist behind the book project, Artist’s Eye on Spokane—a compilation of watercolor paintings from 52 weeks of her year around Spokane. She is one of those people whose passion is what they live and breathe every day. In every corner of her life, artistic expression fills her time. It has trained her, she says, to be intentional in her hunt for beauty in her daily life.
“I’ve always been an artist, interested in drawing and recording the world around me. My mom tells stories about me constantly asking for paper and filling whole stacks of it with my scribbles,” Perkins says. As a child, she was able to visit many museums of both art and natural history, and never fell out of love with them. She maintained her lifelong practice of sketching in the book she never went anywhere without, filling pages with the things she saw in her city. “I like recording what I’ve been up to, daily life and adventures,” Perkins says. “My sketchbooks are treasures, especially the ones from my life in Florence and my travels.”
Perkins attended Gonzaga University after high school, and continued to take workshops and classes of different forms of art in an attempt to keep learning—her “lifelong quest,” she says. Studying oil painting with Henry Stinson, an Alaskan painter, taught her the artistic philosophy of “quotidian beauty that [she] finds around [her] in [her] city and [her] home.” While attending Gonzaga, her love for art took a step out of the spotlight while she earned her degree in biology. Specifically interested in environmental and plant science, Perkins spent years finding the beauty in nature and translated it into her art. She says, “I think the overlap between art and biology is the fact that the world is a beautiful and fascinating place, worthy of attention and study,”—which is partially why she decided to uproot her life and spend a year studying abroad in Florence, Italy.
In Florence, Perkins painted her daily life, learning more about art and art history.
When she returned to Spokane, she married, started a new job, and began another chapter in her life that limited the time she could spend on her art. A vacation to Costa Rica was enough to remind her of her love of painting daily life and she came home, realizing her need to put Spokane down on paper.
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Hence began her weekly painting project of Spokane. She says those 52 weeks were some of the most intense weeks she spent painting. She depicts Spokane occasions and landmarks through an artist’s eye. “Not only was I pumping out [three to five] small paintings [and] sketches a week, I had to research where I was going next, email people, do scheduling, drive out there, blog and post about the project on social media and more. At the end of the project I had 200-230 paintings and sketches done in sketchbooks and on loose leaf paper!” The Davenport, Wolffy’s Diner, the Bing Crosby Theater, the Garland Theater, the Red Wagon, and 46 more stunning watercolor paintings are included in her book.. “I feel like I grew a lot from the project and made a lot of great connections with people in Spokane. Whenever I was at an art fair I took suggestions from people about where to go paint and learned about many new places and events going on in the city,” she says. “[I’m] grateful for the generosity of people who responded ‘yes’ to my emails about coming to paint at their venue.”
Perkins loves that art gets her out into the world and immersed in her surroundings. Her zeal for painting opens the door to experiences she wouldn’t otherwise have—things like watching the sheep riding at the Spokane County Fair, seeing deer cross a field at dusk, gorgeous murals, historic airplanes, surprise wildflowers, a full moon riding the hills, live street music and more. “Painting slows down my monkey mind and puts me in a meditative state that allows me to slow down and truly look at what is in front of me. It is amazing how much we don’t see just rushing around in our daily life,” she says. “Putting down paint and playing with color is a sensory rush and sometimes you even get a good painting out of it!”
In addition to painting daily inspirations, she paints commissions for people, teaches art at various Spokane art venues, and is a member & employee of Pottery Place Plus and at the From Here Store.
“I definitely encourage other people to try making art. It makes me so sad when people feel that they have to be ‘really good’ or ‘an artist’ to make art. Those are just labels that get in the way of actually making art,” Megan Perkins says. “Making art improves my life and I would do it even if I didn’t have it as a full time job. My art practice would just have to adjust to fit my life. If you love to make art, make art and fit it into your life however you can.”
Her published book, Artist’s Eye on Spokane, can be found at the From Here Store and Pottery Place Plus, or on her website at MeganPerkinsArt.com. The book depicts prominent occasions in Spokane through Megan’s eye-an artist’s eye.

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Altair Avionics is increasing its engine monitoring capabilities to improve maintenance procedures while reducing costs.
IN 2002, PRATT & WHITNEY CANADA PURCHASED Altair Avionics, an engine monitoring and diagnostic company based in Norwood, Conn., as part of PWC's Service Centre Network strategic program to improve customer satisfaction. Since then, Altair has expanded its base to include new products for both PWC and other engine OEMs, despite being an independent subsidiary of the Canadian company.
"There is no agreement between Altair and Pratt & Whitney regarding (our products) going onto other engines," said Douglas Thompson, general manager for Altair Avionics. "The thinking is that the more engines that we have the ability to interface with, the more we can learn and the smarter we're going to be in the field."
And interfacing with engines is exactly what Altair does. It currently has two specific engine monitoring programs that, in turn, interact with other programs to act as a force multiplier for engine maintenance and inspections.
The two basic systems are IntelliStart+ and SmartCycle+, both of which provide engine and airframe monitoring, watching for anomaly trends and exceedence events, as well as acting as a cycle counter. The primary difference between the two is that IntelliStart is active during start-up to prevent over-temping the engine, using a solenoid fuel value that helps modulate the start. It then goes into the passive monitoring mode once start-up is completed. SmartCycle provides only passive monitoring of the engine.
Supporting these programs is Altair's Data Transmission Unit (DTU) that provides automatic wireless transmission of data from the aircraft while in-flight directly to the Turbine Tracker system, an Internet-based data management system.
The Altair system is actually a four-component process, Thompson said. The first is the IntelliStart and SmartCycle engine monitoring programs that acquire the data. That is followed by the retrieval segment that is either the DTU or a laptop-based program used to off-load the information from the aircraft, which is then fed into the third component, Turbine Tracker, an Internet-based site that stores all the customers data and provides access "24/7" from anywhere in the world. Turbine Tracker also has a system called Watch List within it, "where our analysts will actually status an aircraft within a fleet for the customer. If something were to go to a yellow or red status, the system automatically generates an e-mail to a designee of the customer. They get the message that something is going on, then they can log onto Turbine Tracker and see what it is."
The fourth component is a staff of analysts serving as performance engineers "who watch our customers' data for trend monitoring," he said. Customers can either sign up for continuous monitoring by Altair, who will contact the customer if they spot a problem, or the customer can simply call Altair for performance data if they notice something wrong.
Thompson said Altair is in the process of finalizing an STC for a helicopter "Altair Data Acquisition System digital" (ADASd), an enhanced digital system of the TrendCheck system certified for the PWC PT6A engine.
The ADASd will hook directly into an ARINC 429 buss, "giving us the capability to gather data directly off the existing aircraft buss without sending a string of sensors all over the place. It will really move us into the next evolution of products," Thompson said. The original ADAS is similar to the SmartCycle, but developed for fixed wing aircraft.
Key benefit of the IntelliStart and SmartCycle systems is that they either provide the maintenance section with information that can assist in trouble shooting and repairing an engine, or provide information which may prevent having to perform ad hoc maintenance. "In the past, if a pilot had an event such as an over-torque, he would come back and tell the maintenance people that he had the over-torque, but might not know how long or how badly it was over-torqued," Thompson said. "Now the mechanics are going to see the event in our web-based Turbine Tracker, and through that they will have a series of tools they can use to actually determine how long the aircraft was in over-torque and how bad. By looking at the data, the mechanic might say it was only over by 1 percent for maybe two seconds, so according to the maintenance manuals, they don't need to do anything. They just saved themselves a tear-down. It eliminates the guesswork."
The Altair systems do not substitute for schedule inspections or scheduled maintenance, Thompson said. However, PWC does have service bulletins that allow customers to use the engine monitoring system to put their engine "on condition." The service bulletins allow engine condition trend monitoring (ECTM) for the "on condition" status. "This (ECTM) is something we do with a program developed by Pratt that we use to analyze the data. For helicopters, we put an `H' in front of the ECTM and we can trend PWC turboshaft engines. So when you combine regular data recording with regular HECTM trending, that gives substantiation for a company to take their maintenance to `on condition'," he said.
While it would be difficult to come up with a precise cost savings because of the wide variations in engines and operating conditions, the typical operator will save in excess of $10 per engine, Thompson said. One example is an operator who is saving $10 an hour "just on hot start prevention, which is provided by our IntelliStart product. Other operators are saving $13 to $14 an hour just by reducing their overhaul costs by having less severe overhauls," he said. A SmartCycle system runs around $16,000, while IntelliStart "typically starts around $20,000."
Altair reported a doubling of revenues in 2004 over 2003, "and enjoyed a 55 percent increase in steady state business growth," with 2005 expected to see "substantial growth" over that, Thompson said. The company currently has about 1500 active customers with some 2400 systems installed through 2004 "and about another 200 sold through the first half of 2005," he said.
The company has already announced several new orders for its various products earlier this year. It announced during the HAI Heli-Expo in Anaheim, Calif. last February that the U.S. Army had purchased 175 DTUs for installation in its TH-67 training fleet to go along with the aircrafts' IntelliStart systems. Schweizer announced at the HAI show that it had chosen the IntelliStart system "as the Health and Usage Monitoring System (HUMS) for the Schweizer Model 333," while Bell announced selection of the SmartCycle system as a HUMS for its 412 helicopters. Altair already had placed its IntelliStart system on three Bell 206Ls belonging to the Arizona Department of Public Safety.
Both the TH-67 (a military 206 training) and Schweizer 333 are powered by Rolls-Royce Model 250 engines, the engine that provided the geneses for the IntelliStart product, Thompson said. Allied Signal originally provided the fuel control system for the Allison Model 250 engine, "so we developed the IntelliStart in conjunction with Allied Signal for that product, specifically targeted at the Bell 206 because it had such a large fleet," he said. When Allied Signal purchased Honeywell and took the Honeywell name, Altair kept up its relationship with the new Honeywell. However, that relationship didn't work out as envisioned, so it was terminated. It was shortly afterwards that Altair was acquired by PWC Service Centre, "which has a program called Fleet Management Program, or FMP, and saw that we had the capability to support that program," he said.
The company has since been moving as a natural evolution of going from hydro-mechanical legacy
aircraft towards more electronic capability as the market matures, Thompson said.


gameboymusicclub, short "GBMC", has been initiated in 2002, by Wolfgang Kopper - a legend in Vienna`s alternative scene already by then - and Herbert Weixelbaum, who has also been active since the early 1980`s.
The gameboy is their instrument, and they play it with stunning perfection. Solo or synchronised, the collective consists of amateurs as well as professional musicians, and their project is not just a simple band, it is a collective, where members alternate, subprojects are created, and sounds vary from retro to futurist.
Acting not only as collective, but also as open platform for interested musicians to provide and assist achieving understanding of contemporary music.
Their monthly club at the electronic avantgarde club Rhiz in Vienna has been running for years, and their concerts are both strange and captivating.


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KUCHING, July 5: State Reform Party (STAR) president Lina Soo today urged the Sarawak government to table a motion in the coming State Legislative Assembly (DUN) to reject the Federal Constitution Article 1(2) Amendment A354 Sec 2, the Petroleum Development Act (PDA) 144 and Territorial Sea Act (TSA) 750.
She said these three Acts had altered the political status and boundary of Sarawak without the consent of the State Legislature, and claimed they also contravened the Federal Constitution and Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63).
Earlier today, Soo paid a courtesy call on Assistant Minister for Law, State-Federal Relations and Project Monitoring Sharifah Hasidah Sayeed Aman Ghazali, who led the Sarawak legal team in its fight against Petronas last month.
During the visit, Soo handed over a letter to Hasidah. Soo also passed two books that were written based on her research of declassified British colonial documents at the British National Archives. The two books are ‘Sarawak the Real Deal’ and ‘Sarawak Chronicle — Letters, Agreements, Laws and International Treaties’.
She said the federal government did not own Sarawak’s petroleum onshore and offshore, nor possess economic rights. It should also not exercise compulsory acquisition of oil and gas in the continental shelf of the state.
“Sovereignty and jurisdiction under international law on international boundaries, continental shelf, territorial seas and Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) of the coastal State of Sarawak do not confer ownership, economic and property rights upon the federal government.
“Sarawak, as a component state of the Federation of Malaysia, has special protections and provisions accorded under the MA63 and Federal Constitution, which are not available to the states of the Federation of Malaya formed in 1957, which Sarawak took no part in,” said Soo in her letter.
She said before Malaysia Day, Sarawak exercised powers over petroleum found within its extended boundaries, i.e. the seabed and subsoil, which lies beneath the high seas contiguous to the territorial waters of Sarawak. With its boundary maintained by virtue of Article 1(3) of the Federal Constitution, after Malaysia Day, Sarawak continued to exercise rights over petroleum within its territory, including those found offshore, she added.
Soo said Article 76 (3) of the Federal Constitution states that a law made in pursuance of paragraph (b) or paragraph (c) of clause (1) shall not come into operation in any State until it has been adopted by a law made by the Legislature of that State, and shall then be deemed to be a State law and not a federal law, and may accordingly be amended or repealed by a law made by that Legislature.
“Former ministers such as (Tun Datuk Patinggi Abdul) Rahman Yakub and (Pehin Sri Abdul) Taib Mahmud may have given their consent; but without constitutional process to be applied in accordance with Article 2(1) and Article 76(3)(4), the actions of such politicians are never binding upon the State of Sarawak; hence no purported vesting of those resources in Petronas can have any validity or force of law,” she argued.
Soo again suggested engaging the service of a Queen’s Counsel to assist the state fight its case.
“Direction should be sought from a Queen’s Counsel with competency and specialist knowledge of Constitutional Law, Public International Law and Federalism, with the view to proceed to the British Court for resolution of dispute,” she opined. — DayakDaily

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This paper proposes a new research program and presents a current analysis of the potential of health information systems (HIS) to improve primary care delivery in rural Indonesia. A new HIS will be implemented to facilitate patient centred primary care and to support the interactions and collaborations between three types of participants including the patient, their doctors and pharmacist in Malang, Indonesia. A tetradic relationship between the new HIS and three participants (patient, doctors, and pharmacist) is examined through the lens of the actor network theory (ANT) with a view to form a new healthcare service delivery model for primary care providers in Indonesia. Based on this model, a network of primary care providers would share the patient medical records (PMR) and provide collaborative care programs to promote healthy life styles, prevent diseases, and to manage chronic disease care more effectively and efficiently.
Nguyen, Lemai and Husada, Richard, "ICT Alternative for Primary Care Delivery in Indonesia: A Proposal" (2012). ACIS 2012 Proceedings. 80.


Blues Legend Johnny Winter Dies At 70
Blues Legend Johnny Winter, who began his music career as a teenager has died at the age of 70, it has been revealed.
Motley Crue rocker Nikki Sixx posted on Twitter that he was so bummed to hear about Winters passing and he spent many years soaking up his music late into the night, Contactmusic reported.
The American musician continued to enjoy success in the 1970s, and turned to production, heading into the studio with Muddy Waters.
Winter's death comes just weeks before he was due to release a new album, Step Back, which features stars including Eric Clapton, ZZ Top rocker Billy Gibbons and Aerosmith's Joe Perry.


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Oh hello blog, I guess I should come over here more regularly and write stuff and things or something. I’ve been actually writing on that novel I started. And pondering plot and structure and all that fun stuff. How to get from A to B in an interesting and interrupted manner. I’ve also gotten two, count ’em two rejections for publishing a horror short, so I’m feeling pretty good about that. Anyway, how about a wee round-up of some things I’ve been into recently.
Bitch Planet, you guys. Bitch. Planet. Issue #4 just came out, and the first five are being released in a trade, so you can pretty easily catch up. And you should. A twist on ’70s exploitation, it’s about women held on a prison planet for being ‘non-compliant’ which can broadly be defined as doing what the hell they want and not being subservient to men. Honestly, if you can get your hands on the individual issues (which have gone into second printings, perhaps more) I recommend those. The letters are great to read, but there’s a great essay by a guest writers in each issue. They cover feminist issues, but problems of race and poverty and systematic trouble, as well. The back covers are send-ups of traditional comic ads, featuring an assortment of “helpful” products for women to be more appealing to men.
I recently finished reading Joe Hill’s NOS4A2 and really really loved it. He may not love the comparison, but it felt really Stephen King-y, moreso than his other novels (which I also like. read Horns, skip the movie. :<) Now, I really need to get my paws on the companion comic he did, Wraith, for more of the fascinating villain Charlie Manx and his magical Rolls Royce.
I also finished listening to Ready Player One by Ernest Cline. I’d heard good things and I know they’re making a movie, and when it popped up on Audible, I saw Wil Wheaton was reading it, so I said why not. Wheaton is great with audiobooks. The book was interesting enough, and if you’re into videogames and virtual reality and epic nerd quests, you’ll probably like it. With so much 80s nerdery making up a lot of the plot, I can see why it’s been optioned for film. And if they do it well, I feel like it will be a really fun movie. If.
Not finished, but mostly finished, listening to The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy read by Stephen Fry. Oh my lord, he is so perfect with all the voices. I love him. And the book, obviously. I have no idea how long it’s been since I read it, but suffice it to say many years. I forgot just how ridiculous and brilliant it is, and now I need to read all the thing Douglas Adams wrote. This is an unfortunate side effect, since I no longer actually own any of them. Books can be so slippery. Sigh.
And let’s end with some movies — on Netflix, even! A fantastic horror comedy from New Zealand called Housebound. It is nearly perfect. It manages to have moments that will make you hurt from laughing and create a genuinely creepy atmosphere and offer some real horror, too. So, so good.
As a bonus, if you’re into all the magic of ridiculous 80s action movies, Kung Fury will fill you with glee, delight, maniacal laughter and all that. It’s only 30 minutes, a Kickstarter-funded (yes, we gave them monies) short that will hopefully serve to get funding for a full-length feature. I need to know what happens next.

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NRMA Insurance Broncos’ centre James Roberts became a father for the first time on Sunday when his wife Anna gave birth to a baby boy.
But his youngster isn’t showing the same kind of pace his father does on the field just yet.
Roberts was going to miss the birth after a making a selfless decision to put the team first and play against the Rabbitohs last Friday, after partner Anna went into labour only hours before kick-off.
The 23-year-old exited Suncorp moments after full time, to fly down the highway to a Gold Coast hospital.
Luckily, Roberts arrived in plenty of time to enjoy the experience.
“She was begging me to stay and not go but I just wanted to come up and do a job for the boys,” said Roberts.
“I am sure Wayne did (want me to play) but he didn’t say much, I think he was just avoiding calls from Anna.
“I thought it was close - the water broke the day before, but it dragged on a bit.
“We ended having it on Sunday morning at four o’clock.
“I am glad it is all over and it's pretty enjoyable going home to my little boy."
Although experiencing the limited sleep that comes with fatherhood, Roberts will be on full alert for Sunday’s top-of-the-table clash with the Sharks in Sydney.
“I think they will challenge us up through the middle,” he said.
“Their middle pack has been going well, especially (Andrew) Fifita and (Paul) Gallen, who has been finding some form.
“They are a good side and we will take it as we do every other team.
“Anyone can win on the day and hopefully we can do the same every week.”
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THE WHAT? LG Household & Health Care will market a novel toothpaste formulation on the North American market after receiving approval from the US Food & Drugs Administration, according to a report published by Business Korea.
THE DETAIL The oral care product in question is formulated with stannous fluoride, said to prevent tooth decay, gum inflammation and reduce sensitivity. LG Household & Health Care has incorporated anti-oxidation technology in order to stabilize the ingredient.
THE WHY? The K-beauty giant plans to launch the toothpaste in the US and Europe before the end of the year, under the Perioe and Reach brands respectively.


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A new report by the nonpartisan group VoterGA has helped expose more evidence of election fraud in Georgia, where a hand recount audit in Fulton County was found wrong by 60%.
VoterGA, which stands for “Voters Organized for Trusted Election Results in Georgia,” on Wednesday, July 13, released a report titled “New Evidence Reveals GA Audit Fraud and Massive Errors” that caused former President Donald Trump to say “Wow.”
In its report, VoterGA wrote, “Fulton County’s hand count audit of the Nov. 3, 2020 election was riddled with massive errors and provable fraud.”
The group said that its data team’s analysis revealed: “923 of 1539 mail-in ballot batch files contained votes incorrectly reported in Fulton’s official Nov. 3, 2020 results.”
The group said these inaccuracies are due to discrepancies in votes for Donald Trump, Joe Biden, and total votes cast compared to their reported audit totals for respective batches.
“Thus, the error reporting rate in Fulton’s hand count audit is a whopping 60%,” it said.
According to the report, one type of error discovered involved duplicate result reporting for batches of ballots. VoterGA team found at least 36 batches of mail-in ballots with 4,255 total extra votes were redundantly added into Fulton County audit results. Those illicit votes include 3,390 extra votes for Joe Biden, 865 extra votes for Donald Trump, and 43 extra votes for Jo Jorgenson.
In addition, VoterGA members also found seven falsified audit tally sheets containing fabricated vote totals for their respective batches.
For example, a batch containing 59 actual ballot images for Joe Biden, 42 for Donald Trump, and 0 for Jo Jorgenson was reported as 100 for Biden and 0 for Trump.
The seven batches of ballot images with 554 votes for Joe Biden, 140 votes for Donald Trump, and 11 votes for Jo Jorgenson had tally sheets in the audit falsified to show 850 votes for Biden, 0 votes for Trump, and 0 votes for Jorgenson.
The findings indicated that Fulton County also failed to include over 100,000 tally sheets, including more than 50,000 from mail-in ballots, when the results for the full hand count audit conducted by the office of the Secretary of State for the 2020 election were initially published. Those tally sheets remained missing until late February, when the county supplemented their original audit results.
VoterGA team also found over 200 Fulton County mail-in ballot images containing votes not included in the hand count audit results for the November election.
“All these anomalies are now included in the Fulton County ballot inspection lawsuit as additional counts of how the Equal Protection and Due Process Constitutional rights of Georgia voters were violated,” VoterGA said.
VoterGA, a nonprofit group based out of Georgia, is a party listed on a lawsuit disputing the results of the 2020 election in Fulton County.
In response to the report, Trump said, “The news coming out of Georgia is beyond incredible.”
“The hand recount in Fulton County was a total fraud! They stuffed the ballot box—and got caught. We will lose our Country if this is allowed to stand,” Trump said, as reported by Western Journal.
“[I]n Fulton County the hand recount was wrong by 60%; 100,000 tally sheets for ballots were missing; they duplicated thousands of extra votes for Joe Biden,” the former president said. “Are we now in a Third World country? What else will they find once the full Forensic Audit takes place?”
“[Georgia Secretary of State] Brad Raffensperger certified the 2020 Presidential Election Scam despite it being ‘riddled with massive errors and provable fraud.’ This proves what Suzi Voyles, who worked Fulton elections for decades, suspected, that fraudulent photocopied ballots were counted for Biden,” he continued.
“This is on top of the 35,000 illegal votes recently found in Georgia, and the over 100,000 obsolete voter registrations, plus thousands of dead people, deleted AFTER the election,” he added.
“Will the Attorney General of Georgia Chris Carr finally act? How has Governor Brian Kemp allowed this to happen? This is corruption at the highest level. Our Nation is at stake!” Trump said.


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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has given its reason for the arrest of Abubakar Sidiq, a blogger.
According to the anti-graft agency, Sidiq was arrested for cyber stalking.
“The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC today arrested Mr Abubakar Sidiq Usman, a blogger, for offences bordering on cyber stalking,”the EFCC said in a statement on its Facebook page.
“The suspect who is the publisher of Abusidiqu.com was picked up at his Kubwa, Abuja home in the early hours of Monday August 8, 2016 by operatives of the EFCC and is currently being questioned over the alleged offence, which contravenes sections of the Cyber Crime Act.
“The suspect has already been offered administrative bail and would be released to his elected sureties.”
Earlier, Michael Bello, Sidiq’s lawyer, had told TheCable that his client was arrested for “an online publication”.
“About 8:45am today, some gentlemen walked up to the door of Mr Abubakar Sidiq in Kubwa; they said they were there in respect of a car that someone said was missing. They said they traced the (missing) car to the house,” he said.
“They asked for the particulars of the vehicle, and he gave it to them. It was at the point of this discussion that the EFCC bus was driven in… One of the men identified himself as Mayana Sambo, a leader of the team from EFCC.
“They now made it obvious that the story of the missing car was a decoy to pull him out of the house. They opened up that he was under arrest in respect of one of his publications. They presented a warrant to search his house, and they searched his house until about 10am. They only left with some documents from the house.”


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Background: Children with achondroplasia often have breathing problems, especially during sleep. The most important treatments are adenotonsillectomy (for treating upper obstruction) and/or neurosurgery (for resolving cervicomedullar junction stenosis). Data sources: We reviewed the scientific literature on polysomnographic investigations which assessed the severity of respiratory disorders during sleep. Results: Recent findings have highlighted the importance of clinical investigations in patients with achondroplasia, differentiating between those that look for neurological patterns and those that look for respiratory problems during sleep. In particular, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and somatosensory evoked potentials are the main tools to evaluate necessary neurosurgery and over myelopathy, respectively. Conclusions: The use of polysomnography enables clinicians to identify children with upper airway obstruction and to quantify disease severity; it is not suitable for MRI and/or neurosurgery considerations.
|Titolo:||Sleep disordered breathing in children with achondroplasia|
|Data di pubblicazione:||2017|
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High Throughput and Low Power NoC
- Magdy A. El-Moursy, Mohamed Abdelgany
- International Journal of Computer Science Issues ico_openaccess
The High throughput architecture to achieve high performance Networks-on-Chip (NoC) is proposed. The throughput is increased by more than 38% while preserving the average latency. The area of the network switch is decreased by 18%. The required metal resources for the proposed architecture are increased by less than 10% as compared to the required metal resources for the conventional NoC architecture. Power characteristics of different high throughput NoC architectures are developed. The extra power dissipation of the proposed high throughput NoC is as low as 1% of the total power dissipation. Among different NoC topologies, High Throughput Butter Fat Tree (HTBFT) requires the minimum extra power dissipation and metal resources.
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June 13, 2013
Laporte’s Take a Kid Fishing sends 26 future fisherfolk out on the water
Laporte’s third annual Take a Kid Fishing netted 17 girls and nine boys to cast a line on Garfield Lake Saturday. The conditions were cool...
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June 8, 2013
Hold on to Father’s Day memories
By Jason Durham / For the Enterprise Many anglers head out on a body of water to target a single fish species, wishing to land walleye, big...
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June 1, 2013
Game fish can be provoked to bite
By Gary Korsgaden / For the Enterprise Game fish, like all living creatures, have a highly developed instinct for survival and the older these fish are, the more developed this instinct has become. Not that they are especially smart, instead their instinct for survival...
June 1, 2013 - 11:41am
Muskie success requires diligence
By Jason Durham / For the Enterprise First-time muskie anglers often call upon a fishing guide for instruction and counsel when pursuing the...
June 1, 2013 - 11:35am
May 25, 2013
About fishing: Shallow walleye action great on area lakes
By Gary Korsgaden / For the Enterprise Anglers probing the depths between two and eight feet on Park Rapids area lakes are finding foraging schools of walleyes feeding on minnows brought shallow by the recent extended rainfall and the slow warming of water temperatures. Shorelines...
May 25, 2013 - 12:48pm
Anglers ready to greet big bass
By Jason Durham / For the Enterprise Today marks the beginning of the 2013 Minnesota bass season. For anglers interested in catching largemouth...
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May 18, 2013
GFO creates memories for one lucky youngster
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May 15, 2013
Park Rapids shines for fishing opener
Superlatives define the 2013 Park Rapids lakes area Governor’s Fishing Opener. “Amazing and inspiring – and with gratitude,” event...
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Dorset’s Mayor, Robert “Bobbie” Tufts, has become a national sensation after a WCCO TV interview went viral over the weekend. ...
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May 11, 2013
What's cookin: Walleye season is here; Enjoy!
By Linda Smith / For the Enterprise It’s the day Park Rapids has been anticipating literally for years—Gov. Mark Dayton is kicking off...
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Gov. Dayton catches first walleye at 12:25 a.m.
Gov. Mark Dayton caught his first walleye at 12:25 a.m., according to Jason Durham on his Facebook page. The Governor addressed...
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April 30, 2013
Minnesota’s angling history: Park Rapids fishing contest
By Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Park Rapids holds a unique place in Minnesota’s angling history. The home of the 2013 Governor’s Fishing Opener is where a long-time fishing contest helped spark a fishing regulation renaissance. “Today, Minnesota anglers...
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April 20, 2013
Corpulent perch on the prowl
By Jason Durham / For the Enterprise There’s a silver lining to the elongated winter of 2013, though you might call it a yellow with green striped lining. Anglers are still able to easily access most of the area’s lakes. Bluegill and crappie have been active and abundant. But...
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April 15, 2013
21 charged in biggest walleye poaching case in 22 years
Authorities in Minnesota are bringing criminal charges against 21 people in the largest case of commercialized poaching of fish in the state in at least 22 years. The charges follow at three-year special investigation into the illegal sale and dumping of thousands of game fish in...
April 15, 2013 - 2:17pm
April 11, 2013
10 accused of poaching, marketing hundreds of thousands of dollars of walleye from Red Lake, Leech Lake reservations
RED LAKE – Federal prosecutors have filed indictments against 10 people accused with illegally poaching and marketing hundreds of thousands of dollars in walleye and other protected fish on the Red Lake and Leech Lake Indian reservations. The indictments charge the men with one...
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The overnight temperature drop created an instant camaraderie among the early arrivals to the second night of the Horn-A-Plenty Weekend, at the Sherman Theater in Stroudsburg, PA. Smiles appeared quickly on concert goers faces as they walked out of the cold and windy night, and into the historic Sherman. A theater born in the 1920’s, it is another venue which has risen from the ashes of obsolescence to find a new relevance in today’s entertainment arena.
On this particular weekend, for the second year in a row, the Horn-A-Plenty festival concluded with newgrass band Railroad Earth as headliners on the bill. Railroad Earth, hailing from Stillwater NJ, takes fans on a journey through many musical genres. Americana, roots, bluegrass, and even a touch or two of a Celtic melody will infuse with both their poignant ballads and string-band jams. Creatively, they utilize masterful musicianship together with nicely balanced vocal harmonies to produce both an interesting and engaging style of music.
The evening began with a strong support set from New York based Americana-Alt Country band Yarn. Fun, personable and talented, a group like Yarn is one reason you should always catch the opening act. Digging deep into their latest release, ‘Almost Home’, the band weaves understated harmonies with a sound reminiscent of The Grateful Dead or The New Riders of the Purple Sage. Midway through the set, Tim Carbone, violinist from Railroad Earth joined Yarn for the remainder of their songs. A nice touch, showcasing the brotherhood of musicians, while adding the sweet taste of anticipation for RRE. With their star on the rise after endless touring, and an appearance at SXSW 2012, Yarn has created a well-defined sound worthy of the next step up on the marquee.
After more than a decade together, Railroad Earth is still evolving their sound. Their latest album is self titled for a reason. It is not centered on a particular song, but rather is focused on the emergence of a sound encompassing all their influences and abilities.
With no fanfare, Railroad Earth took their places on stage and eased the engine into first gear with “Lone Croft Farewell” off their latest album. Lead vocals by Todd Schaeffer, give RRE an instantly recognizable sound. At times, Schaeffer offers straight-out vocals intent on telling the story of the song. Other times, as in this opening number, his voice pleads the case of the songwriter. A vocal style both full of emotion and yet offering so much restraint, it’s haunting.
Lifting the tempo with “Bringing My Baby Back Home”, the bluegrass feel engaged the crowd with the sing-a-long chorus. As he would throughout the night, John Skehan wove both fun and fire into his mandolin playing. An appealing aspect of the work of RRE is how they feature each instrument alone, bringing the next in a familiar duel, leading to another layer being added. From “Walk Beside Me,” which led into “Seven Story Mountain,” Railroad Earth created a give-and-take between the musicians, creating a uniquely blended sound.
While most of the extended jams flowed with a certain amount of power, the energy seemed to dip during the “Mountain Time” into “Black Elk Speaks” transition. All jam bands reach one point in the set where, the highs have been reached and it takes a few minutes for the momentum to rebuild, and this was that point on this evening. Changing the mood quickly, RRE ended the first set with a fiery rendition of “Peace on Earth.” Entering into the holiday season, the message was well received.
Their second set began with several well-paced songs. Setting the mood instantly, the crowd quickly moved into full dance mode. While the jam sections on songs like “Elko” were lively enough to keep the crowd engaged, the violin solo from Tim Carbone was delightful. Eight songs into the second set, the band lowered the energy with the captivating ballad “Lovin You.” With a balance of exquisite lyrics and an infectious melody, it is a strong inclusion into a set not creatively focused on love songs.
A fusion type jam on “Spring-Headed Jack” worked its way into a solid rendition of “Mighty River.” Bringing out the rhythms of Americana, roots and bluegrass, the story telling of the lyrics paces well with the backbone of the music. The second set ended with “Hard Livin” and featured guitarist/banjo player Andy Goessling picking up the sax and handing the banjo duties to John Skehan.
An encore had the band singing a cover of one of their musical influences, Woody Guthrie’s “I Ain’t Got No Home.” On a Thanksgiving weekend, with the effects of a natural disaster still hovering over the Northeast, metaphorically, it was an appropriate and thought-provoking way to end the night.
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Weather Talk: ‘Flood of the Century’ hit 15 years ago this month
Published 04/05/2012, INFORUM
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"The Impossible Convicts" is a very short comedy. The film is included in our program to illustrate the work of cinematographer Billy Bitzer, a star of Silent Hall of Fame.
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Friday, May 21, 2004, 09:00 am PT (12:00 pm ET)
Apple to slow annual Mac OS X updatesDuring a keynote speech at this week's Software & Information Industry Association's Enterprise Software Summit in San Francisco, Apple's Chief Technology Officer, Avie Tevanian, promised a decline in the company's rigorous Mac OS X update schedule following the release of Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger, due by year's end.
Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger will reportedly be the last OS refresh to adhere to the recent fast-paced deployment scheduled, which has delivered successive annual Mac OS X system updates for the last several years.
Looking forward, Tevanian admitted that the current annual release rate is not sustainable, but said the company would continue releasing updates at a "really fast" pace.
Apple will provide developers with the first public demonstration of Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference, which is set to take place during the week of June 28th, in San Francisco, California.
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- Apple CEO Tim Cook says privacy talks with Chinese government were 'very open'
- Former Apple exec Ron Johnson wants to make online shopping personal with new startup 'Enjoy'
- Apple says its 'ambitious' sapphire manufacturing process is 'not ready for production'
- GT Advanced to exit sapphire production business, Apple to recover $439M prepayment over 4 years
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Naia is a boutique based in Tulum, Mexico. It hosts carefully selected products and it is defined by concepts such as: its authenticity, its serenity, its Mexican origins and the honesty and soul present in everything it contains.
NAIA is more than a brand. It is a coherent adherence to values that embrace a fluid and holistic connection between the place, the objects and its clients.
NAIA’s branding flows like the Caribbean Sea. Its logo never remains still, with its letters moving like the breeze and the tide, and its collaterals too being greatly versatile. Also, this dynamism reflects physically in the shop, thanks to its furniture in modules built with leather strips and tzalam wood, by ET AL studio.
The graphic collaterals were designed with varied representations of the snail, symbol of the SLOW movement that, at the same time, embodies a deep connection to our prehispanic culture and references the aureus proportion.
In this fashion, NAIA establishes its own design and curatorship, with congruous principles and profound values framed by Tulum’s singularity.

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Combining AMETEK Land’s cutting-edge, non-contact SPOT technology with specialized software algorithms, the SPOT GS is a high-precision digital pyrometer that delivers reliable temperature readings for galvanized and galvannealed steel strips.
The pyrometer provides accurate temperature measurement needed for close monitoring of the coating process, enabling automated furnace management that in turn delivers tighter control of product quality. Continuous online temperature measurement with the POT GS allows process line control systems to quickly and efficiently accommodate changes in strip dimensions or coating weight during the changeover between different customer orders.
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text: Adoration is respect, reverence, strong admiration or devotion in a certain person, place, or thing. Whether you believe in something or you do not, Adoration is necessary in your life. It is Adoration that allows us to look outside ourselves to something bigger or greater. Then in turn, we can look within ourselves and find the something bigger and greater within ourselves. One does not have to be religious for this process to take form, but religion gives us a solid foundation if it is followed in its most simplistic beliefs. Take time in your journey to find Adoration, for "WE NEED ADORATION IN SOMETHING!"

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It didn’t take Robbie Caldwell long to make a switch.
After Saturday’s 21-7 loss to South Carolina, Vanderbilt's first-year head coach alluded to the possibility of changes on offense but did not clarify whether it would be a shakeup among his players or coaching staff.
He cleared that up on Monday at his weekly press conference when he announced running backs coach Des Kitchings would take over for Jimmy Kiser as offensive coordinator.
The 32-year-old Kitchings is in his third year at Vanderbilt. Like Caldwell, he graduated from Furman and, before coming to Vanderbilt, Kitchings spent four years as an assistant coach at his alma mater.
"He has paid his dues here,” Caldwell said. “In 35 years (of coaching) I have never seen a young man take to it as quickly, moving into a new setting as he has. (By having roots at Furman) our system is kind of ingrained in him. I have been very impressed.
“He is excited. Our staff is excited. I think our players will be refreshed and ready to go and it can be good for us.”
Kiser was in his first year as offensive coordinator and was returned to quarerbacks coach. In his ninth year at Vanderbilt, he spent the last three years as co-passing game coordinator before he replaced Ted Cain, who is now the tight ends coach and special teams coordinator.
“The thing that impresses me as much as any is how Coach Kiser feels about it,” Caldwell said. “He has been a champion about it and ready to go. Vanderbilt is very lucky to have him here and I am proud to have him on my staff. I am very fortunate to work with a bunch of men that are dedicated to this university, that want what is best for it.”
Through seven games this season, the offense ranked last in the Southeastern Conference in scoring offense (18.9 points per game) and total offense (305.9 yards a game), 11th in passing offense (159.6 yards a game) and eighth in rushing offense (146.3 yards a game).
Maybe the two most telling statistics are third-down conversion percentage (23.6 percent) and average time of possession (25:23) – both rank last in the SEC.
“In football you got to win two downs – first down and third down,” Kitchings said. “If we are able to do that and we can stay on the field longer, we’ll have more plays, more yards and more opportunities to score points.”
Caldwell wouldn’t say whether the Commodores would stick with the no-huddle, hurry-up offense that his predecessor Bobby Johnson installed last year in his final season as head coach.
He did hint that the running game, especially talented sophomore tailbacks Warren Norman and Zac Stacy, would play a bigger role.
After the team rushed 21 times for 85 yards in the first half against South Carolina, Vanderbilt went away from the run after halftime. In the second half, quarterback Larry Smith threw the ball 19 times and the Commodores had just nine rushing attempts for 23 yards.
“We don’t have playmakers offensively,” Caldwell said. “The closest things we do have to it are running backs and we got to find more ways to get them the ball.”
Caldwell said he gave “a great deal of consideration” to promoting offensive line coach Herb Hand to the coordinator post. Hand, in his first year at Vanderbilt, spent the last three years as Tulsa’s offensive coordinator.
“Every guy in our room has been a coordinator and has been a very good one at different points in their career,” Caldwell said. “It has been a carefully thought out plan by all of us and we’re excited about it.”
Kitchings, who was told of Caldwell’s decision Sunday, hasn’t decided if he will coach from the sidelines or the press box during Saturday’s game at No. 19 Arkansas.
• Center Joey Bailey might be sitting out his second straight game with an ankle injury sustained against Georgia on Oct. 16. The senior did not dress against Vanderbilt and wore an orthopedic boot.
Caldwell said Bailey is still struggling with pushing off his foot. Therefore Logan Stewart could be making his second straight start. The freshman from Boiling Springs, S.C. made his first career start at center against his home state. Though Stewart missed a couple snap counts against South Carolina, Caldwell said he was proud of his performance.
“He did some things that surpassed Joey in some areas,” Caldwell said. “That was impressive.”
• Vanderbilt has lost four of its last five contests against Arkansas, with its last win coming in 2005 at Fayetteville. In that game, the Commodores rallied for a 28-24 victory. Caldwell, who was Vandberbilt’s offensive line coach at the time, says he remembers that Arkansas had more than 200 yards of offense after the first quarter, while the Commodores were held to less than 20.
But that didn’t last long as two current Chicago Bears stars took over.
“All of a sudden we started lighting them up,” Caldwell said. “Jay Cutler caught on fire. We had a guy make some catches. Didn’t we have a guy named Earl Bennett? I think so. He caught a few and then all of a sudden we hit it big.”
• Casey Hayward recorded his fifth interception of the season when he picked off South Carolina quarterback Stephen Garcia in the third quarter. The junior cornerback is tied with Alabama’s Robert Lester for the SEC lead and is one of just five players in the nation with five picks this year.


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138 to 141, Calton Road, Bath 1967
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138-141, Calton Road: sketch plan; profiles. Demolished by 11th August 1967. Dated 27th July 1967.
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MARTINEZ LEADS STONES PLAUDITS
Following Everton's 0-0 draw with Tottenham Hotspur at White Hart Lane, boss Roberto Martinez said he sees John Stones as a future England captain.
The Toffees secured a point as they played out a goalless draw with Mauricio Pochettino's side and Stones impressed the Spanish coach - who is keen on holding onto the youngster after rejecting several bids from Chelsea for the 21-year-old this summer.
"Once more, John was always in control. He's an incredible defender, the way he reads the game and anticipates play," Martinez said.
"He shows incredible composure and you would never say he's only 21 years old. He was under a lot of pressure, so his performance was that of someone who has the potential to become an England captain.
"We have our own ambitions and project, and John is a big part of that. He showed a really strong face against Tottenham.
"Absolutely he accepts he is an Everton player. We want to be a winning team and John is a big part of that. John has never let the fans or the club down and has played with incredible discipline."


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Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale in 1080p
In the depths of the Korvatunturi mountains, 486 meters deep, read the closest ever guarded secret of Christmas. The time has come to dig it up. This Christmas everyone will believe in Santa Claus.
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This is a masterpiece, Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale is a timeless masterpiece... Most movies, even the greatest ones, evaporate like mist once you've returned to the real world; they leave memories behind, but their reality fades free quickly. Not this one. I've many movie productions in my mind that I call favorite but best movie mean to me having both a certain style, which symbolizes the point of a movie to tell a story via motion pictures of a being's existential turning point, it engrosses you in... Show more
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Valentine’s Day inspiration | Culinary love in a box
Within almost 4 weeks it’s going to be a special edition of Valentine’s Day, a day to celebrate love and embrace those close to you. Well it’s going to be though this year to embrace those friends and loved ones, not part of your household. How does the hospitality industry deal with all the restrictions? Well the most important fact is that most restaurants give their guests the opportunity to celebrate it on Friday 12, Saturday 13 and Sunday the 14th of February. We found some great Valentine’s Day inspiration, like classic drive-ins, with carhop service at White Castle, a TLC Valentine’s Box by 2 Dutch chefs highly rated by Michelin and the Guilty Pleasures box by restaurant Hemingway in hotel De Draak (the Dragon) in Bergen op Zoom.
Valentine’s Day inspiration | White Castle will become Love Castle
Love is still in the air at White Castle, a fast-food hamburger chain that has been making hot and tasty Sliders as a family-owned business for almost 100 years, based in Columbus, Ohio. COVID-19 might have prevented White Castle chain from offering indoor dining the past year, but it won’t stop them from providing a unique dining experience on Valentine’s Day. This year, White Castle restaurants will transform into classic drive-ins, complete with carhop service, allowing customers to celebrate the holiday while remaining socially distanced. Reservations can now be made via the OpenTable website or app. Hours vary by store.
Just for the day, the 20-Slider Crave Clutch will showcase a new, irresistible design befitting the Valentine’s Day festivities. Customers with reservations will pull into a parking space, where they’ll be greeted by a White Castle team member who will take their order and deliver it to them in their cars. “COVID forced us to re-imagine our annual Valentine’s Day event,” said Jamie Richardson, a vice president at White Castle. “This creative and safe solution allows us to celebrate a tradition our customers love. We’re happy to share that once again this Valentine’s Day, White Castle will become Love Castle.” For those who can’t get a reservation or simply prefer to celebrate at home, there’s always the option of getting White Castle to go.
The Tender Loving Care Valentine’s Box by two Michelin chefs with in total six stars
A 6 Michelin stars experience in the Netherlands! Chef François Geurds (3 stars for FG restaurant (**) and Foodlabs by François Geurds (*) both in Rotterdam) and chef Jacob Jan Boerma (*** for his former restaurant De Leest) say that they a ‘love bomb in a box’, a romantic explosion that does makes Cupid jealous. You can order a breakfast menu, their TLC Valentine’s Day box (even with an upgrade with Champagne and caviar), or you can order both boxes with the upgrade. They will serve you the T from tender and truffle, the L from love and in Dutch ‘Lang gegaard’ (meaning well braised) and of course the C from care and Chocolate (a dessert with Valrhona chocolate). Also in the box some of the famous and delicious FG Bonbons. Check out their Facebook post! You can order the boxes through e-mail.
Hemingway X Valentine box
The chef of restaurant Hemingway in Hotel De Draak in Bergen op Zoom, (in the south of the Netherlands), Torben Bouterse, created his Guilty Pleasures box inspired on his 7 sins… jealousy, lust, laziness, greed, gluttony, anger and vanity. Included in the box 3 demi bottles of sparkling wine, white and red wine. And rose petals, candlelight and love bonbons. Some examples of his dishes: for Lust he created a dish with coquille, foie gras, truffle and for laziness the dish contains lobster, brioche, baharat (a blend of spices from the Middle East) and black garlic. His dessert around vanity is sabayon with sparkling wine, ruby chocolate and Madagaskar vanilla. Check out all the dishes at their website! Next to the food box you can also order a luxurious erotic box.
Website: White Castle Restaurant Hemingway

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The science of aerodynamics is closely intertwined with the history of automotive design, especially when it comes to race cars. By the late 1960s, the high-banked NASCAR oval tracks were becoming more competitive, and manufacturers were looking to improve lap times by reducing their vehicles' drag coefficients.
Specifically, Dodge engineers tested their 1968 Charger in a wind tunnel, and found that its recessed grill and rear window design were slowing it down on the track. This discovery led to the creation of a special model for NASCAR events, known as the Charger 500. This model used a new grill with fixed headlamps, instead of the hideaway headlamp design found on other models, and had a flush rear window design.
The success of the one-off 1968 prototype caused Dodge to release a limited run of 1969 Charger 500 models to the public—most sources say approximately 500 were sold, although Dodge has never released an official number. Suffice to say this is one rare MOPAR. After 1969, the Charger 500 name continued, but as a regular production model without the aerodynamic alterations, so the 1969 Charger 500 remains a very special vehicle.
The stunning 1969 Charger 500 seen here belongs to Dave Lolley, of Burlington, Washington. Dave tells us he has owned the car for 21 years, and that it recently underwent a full frame-off restoration. Looking at the car's beautiful chrome and glossy B7 Bronze Metallic paint, it's easy to see the work that went into bringing it back to like-new condition.
Dave's Charger is powered by the venerable 440 V8, which is in pristine factory condition along with the rest of the engine bay. The motor is paired to an automatic transmission. The car's interior is equally clean and stock, with the exception of an aftermarket 8-track tape deck, and a small GPS unit Dave uses for road trips.
Since we mentioned road trips, Dave says that's the car's primary purpose. Rather than let this rare MOPAR sit and collect dust, he enjoys driving it all over the west coast, including making trips down to the Classic Industries retail showroom for a few much-needed parts.
If you've got a classic MOPAR car, whether it's a Dart, Duster, Charger, Challenger, or 'Cuda, Classic Industries has the parts you need to restore it. Click the banner below for a free parts catalog for your car.


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The gradual death of the local government system
On May 4 this year, the Edo Deputy Governor, Philip Shaibu (54) lambasted the 18 Local Government Chairmen in the state over their Internally Generated Revenue (IGR). At a meeting with the council leaders, Shaibu said it was disappointing that they generate only N3 million (combined) every month.
“Between now and the end of May, I will personally do a letter to the Governor (Godwin Obaseki) to sack you people. “Before sacking, we will get the EFCC to check all your books…and you’ll be fired. We cannot continue like this. “How can 18 local governments (generate) N3million in a month as revenue.18 local governments, N3million!” Shaibu fumed.
I don’t know whether or not any of the Chairmen of the local government in Edo State has been prosecuted, if we are to go by the threat of Comrade Shaibu. I think Comrade Shaibu is just being pharisaical or rather hypocritical. He knows why the local governments are not performing. He cannot claim ignorance.
Being the son of late Pastor Francis Osikpomobo Shaibu, Comrade Shaibu grew up in a family where issues are discussed at breakfasts, devoid of emotions and sentiments. And as a former President of the National Association of Nigerians Students between 2000 and 2001, he is well enlightened on the provisions of the Constitution.
He even represented Etsako in the Edo State House of Assembly in 2010 and in the House of Representatives later. He knows that governors have abused the provisions of the Constitution as regards the Local Government. That is not to say that I am blaming Comrade Shaibu, an ex Senior officer of the Nigerian Prison Service for the defect in the constitution.
The third tier of government is dying in Nigeria. That is not the way it is supposed to be. And what is happening in Edo state, is happening in the remaining 35 states in the country.
Each of us who grew up in the fifties and the sixties saw the smooth running of the local government system; it was perfect at that time.
According to Mr. U.D. Anyanwu in a book titled “Foundations of Nigerian Federalism—1900-1960, edited by J. Isawa Elaigwu and G.N. Uzoigwe, Local government administration in colonial Nigeria contributed to the evolution of federalism in Nigeria largely because of two sets of actors: the internal and the external. The internal had to do with the plurality of cultures, people and even geography which made it necessary for the colonial authorities to adopt the indirect rule system which to some degree preserved the respective identities of Nigerian peoples.
That is, it was the local government system which was used to make each Nigerian group feel that despite colonial rule as well as the evolving colonial state of Nigeria, their respective aspirations and values were to be preserved.
This internal aspect affected not only the British political officers and officials who were in charge of the component units that made Nigeria but also the emerging nationalist and political leaders whose activities contributed to the successful decolonisation of Nigeria. In fact, throughout the colonial period, the dominant opinion among the leaders and people was that the local government system should keep to the principle of separate development espoused by the colonial authorities.
By the time of independence, this internal consideration had also involved the aspect of the value the local government system had to serve in the power struggle among the regional political parties.
The external dimension had first to do with the way Nigerian was acquired separately (in parts), phases and instalmentally by different units of the colonising power. Thus, though the invaders and colonisers belonged to the same country, Britain, yet they initially settled in different geographical and cultural areas as independent rulers. Some vested interest developed in the process and so even when amalgamation came up, there were significant variations in their views on how local government and indeed the entire colonial administration should be organised.
Largely, because of this, the respective colonial administrative regimes of the British in Nigerian found it plausible to insist on a local government system whose cardinal common feature was the achievement of separate development for a colonial state of divergent cultures.
Since these positions espoused by both the internal and external agents were also translated to arrangements at the higher tiers of government (namely the central and the regional), the result was that local government administration became essentially the concern of regional governments. The other related result was that the regional governments gave their respective local governments the character considered appropriate to the region. This was how local government administration played crucial roles in the forging of federalism in Nigeria.
A number of conclusions are derivable from all these. Local government administration in colonial Nigeria in theory and practice was designed to promote federalism. In the process it also became a promoter of regional thinking often at the expense of the country. In fact, it was not organized to promote the sense or thought of one country among the component citizenry. Therefore as at independence in 1960, local government administration was a sort of mixed blessing for Nigerian federalism. At one level it enabled the policy of separate development to prosper and thus fostered federalist impulses.
At another, it became the captive of regional governments and forces, championing essentially regional aspirations and interest with little or no care for federal ones. It can also be seen that the “accidental foundations of federalism and its corollary, local government (native administration) in Nigeria under Lugard had become consciously pursued foundation by the end of colonial rule, leaving the country with the dilemma posed by the legacy of this mixed blessing since then.
The unwavered dimensions of this dilemma include intergovernmental relations, the status of local government, and its role in the federal set-up.
Of all the tragedies that have struck governance in Nigeria, the gradual death of the local government system is the worst. Either we like it or not, the local government system is dying.
Today, if I may ask, which of the local governments is functioning? The central government must save the local government from total collapse. And the best way is to reform the system. I quite agree with the Clement Ebri’s committee report that the preponderant position of all the Local Government Councils in the Federation is that Local Governments should merge as creations of the Constitution in order to give them full-fledged autonomy.
The provision in Section 7 (1) of the Constitution which guarantees a system of democratically elected councils is seen as achieving that objective.
But a continuation of the same subsection (1) went further to empower the State Houses of Assembly to make laws to ensure their existence by providing for their establishment, structure, composition, finance and functions of such councils. This is seen as detracting from the desired constitutionally guaranteed autonomy. By the existing provision, it is argued; Local Governments have been reduced to mere administrative appendages of State Governments with unpleasant consequences as current experience has shown even as they are funded from the Federation Account.
There certainly are inherent contradictions in the demand for the restructuring of Nigeria into a true Federation as the accepted political structure. In one view, there is an overwhelming demand for the adoption of true federalism with all its trappings, namely and essentially—the recognition of the integrity of the federating states within the union with local government remaining an internal affair of the states; the centre (Federal Government) derives its donated powers and authority from the people constituted in the States; accordingly the centre cannot takeover or interfere in the internal management of the affairs of the federating states such as dealing directly with local governments.
By implication therefore, the federating states in an undiluted Federal System reserve the power to create or establish a system of Local Government which takes account of their internal diversity or recognizes the plural character of the nation. In that case, it was strongly canvassed that local governments should be relatively autonomous as provided in the Constitution but subject to direct funding and minimal supervision by the State Governments in specific matters.
Viewed in this context, the demand for a Local Government System with a Constitutional leeway to deal directly with the Federal Government invariably amounts to a violation of the Constitutional sovereignty of states and in the extreme situation renders the states completely irrelevant as federating units.
There is need to be cautious in considering the issues canvassed for an acceptable Local Government system to take account of the development needs of the vast majority of Nigerians to whom Local Government is closest.
In dealing with this matter, it has explored a reconciliation or resolution of the inherent contradictions to ensure that the advancement of one institutional interest today does not, in future, render completely worthless the essence of the present Constitution Review Exercise which is the search for a restructured Nigerian Federation founded on internal cohesion.
To be continued tomorrow.
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We might finally have a winner from the March election in Iraq:
Powerful Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr has agreed to support the bid by Iraq’s prime minister to retain power, aides said Friday, in a move that could speed an end to the seven-month political impasse and bring dealmaking that may give key concessions to al-Sadr’s anti-American bloc.
The decision by al-Sadr would mark a significant boost for Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki’s Shiite-led coalition to secure enough parliament seats to form a new government.
….Al-Sadr’s move apparently sets aside past animosity with al-Maliki for a chance to gain a greater voice in a possible new government. Al-Sadr — who has been in self-exile in Iran since 2007 — has denounced al-Maliki’s government for its close ties to Washington and a joint security pact that allows U.S. military presence through at least the end of next year.
So we get the same old Maliki government, but with a greater role for Muqtada al-Sadr. I can’t say this fills me with hope for Iraq’s future, but I suppose it fills me with relief that they’re at least going to have a government of some kind. Stay tuned.


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Chidorigafuchi came highly recommended by all my coworkers. They said it was one of the best places in Tokyo for hanami (flower viewing), and would be perfect for very romantic date.
They were absolutely right! Not only were the Sakura lovely and fragrant, there were beautiful gardens filled with wild flowers, and streams flowering with petals to enjoy in the park. We enjoyed a beautiful day wandering around the park.
If you have the opportunity to go to Tokyo in late March/early April don’t miss your chance to see this beautiful park.
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- Bring a jacket for flower viewing – It will probably be pretty cold
- Go early and rent a boat – we showed up in the afternoon, and the lines were too long
- The nearest stations are Hanzomon (along the subway line) and Kudanshita (on the Toei Shinjuku line)
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Damian Thong, a Macquarie Research analyst shared his ‘intel’ and expects the PS5 will be released in the second half of 2018, which will ‘’capitalize on it expanding software sales’’ according to Damian Thong.
Although just last week, we’ve seen the successful launch of Horizon: Zero Dawn, (which is the number 1 game right now) Nio, Nier: Automata and more, Sony still wants to push the gaming industry. Of course, Sony's main competitor Microsoft will be releasing Project Scorpio at some point during 2018. It's enitrely likely that Sony will want to push the boundries of console releases and de-throne Microsoft for releasing the world's most powerful console.
Thong said that we’ll be seeing a profit increase of 13% for Sony in 2018, which means it’ll be at an all-time high of ‘’JPY 565,6 billion for the fiscal year, which ends in march 2019. There’s a big chance this profit will even get bigger after the fiscal year if the PS5 becomes the main console. Thong identified three ´´catalysts´´ which will ensure a 13% profit in 2018. These three catalysts are:
o Image Sensors
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o Fewer Write Downs
Thong said the Gaming and Network Services will ensure the biggest part of the 13% profit of 2018 and that the Playstation 5 (PS5) is set to release to release during the second half of 2018. Sony also invested $1 billion on their pictures division in January but the picture division definitely isn’t the biggest and most important catalyst. Here’s what Damian Thong had to say about the PS5/Sony profit:
“We see sustained profit growth in Game & Network Services. We forecast OP growth from ¥140bn in FY3/17 to ¥180bn in FY3/18, driven by expanding software sales and profits. A rising digital ratio and a higher mix of first-party titles will help margins – Horizon Zero Dawn, which launched on 28 Feb, looks to have had a good start with a Metacritic score of 88. While we have tempered expectations to account for rivalry with Microsoft/Xbox and PC gaming, we note that the success of PS VR (which has reached 915K units sold) highlights the health of the ecosystem. We expect Sony to launch a >10 TFLOPS ‘PS5’ in 2H18 to secure the installed base.”
This shows that Sony wants to spend more money and time on their Playstation because they expect they will be selling more in the future, especially with the release of the PS5 in 2018. Currently, we’re waiting for games like Days Gone, God of War 4, The last of Us 2 and more to release on the PS4 but with the great games like Horizon: Zero Dawn and plenty more do we really need these huge titles or would it be a good decision to delay these games till next year so that Sony can create hype for the PS5, just like Nintendo did with Zelda and the Nintendo Switch. We believe so
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (November 4, 2016) - Pasco-Hernando State College claimed the Florida College System Activities Association's (FCSAA) first-ever cross country championship.
The event, held at Tallahassee's Apalachee Regional Park, featured female runners from Pasco-Hernando State, South Florida State College, Chipola College and newcomer Tallahassee Community College.
The Quistas, led by individual champion Charlene Sanchez, tallied 33 points to capture the state championship. South Florida State was close behind in second with 37 points.
Tallahassee took third place with 60 points while Chipola finished fourth with 95 points.
Sanchez completed the 5K in 20:28.91, seven seconds faster than South Florida State's Grace Miller, who took second with a time of 20:35.59.
Pasco-Hernando State's Cynthia Negron was the only other runner who broke the 21-minute mark, running a 20:57.58 to claim third place. South Florida State's Julia Soto (21:06.70) finished fourth and Pasco-Hernando State's Kylyn Burbine was fifth (21:09.58).
Two Tallahassee runners, Samantha Reilly and Mia Wiederkehr, finished sixth and seventh, respectively. Reilly ran a 21:26.22 while Wiederkehr finished in 21: 32.28.
Lydia Wiedeman was Chipola's top finisher, running a 22:09.18, good for 11th place.
The top seven runners - Sanchez, Miller, Negron, Soto, Burbine, Reilly and Wiederkehr - also comprised the NJCAA Region 8/FCSAA All-State Team.
Pasco-Hernando State's Jacki Wachtel was named Coach of the Year.
Runners from Pasco-Hernando State, South Florida State and Tallahassee will head to El Dorado, Kan., for the NJCAA Division I Cross Country Championship on November 12.


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This is a lovely rich, smooth soup worthy of a very posh dinner party. I actually made this for a weekday lunch. The family don’t realise how lucky they are. This is made with a self-caught crab or you could buy one. I am sure it could also be made with crayfish or lobster shells.
First catch your crab. The one in the photo was an impressive specimen weighing 1.5Kg even without all his claws and legs. To cook a crab like that, despatch it humanely then boil in salty water (30g per litre) for 20 minutes. Cool and extract all the lovely white and brown meat. This recipe uses the shell so you can use the meat in something else! Keep all the shell bits and guts, except the feathery gills or “Dead Man’s Fingers”. Bin them, they can harbour toxic bugs.
To make a crab shell bisque, first make the crab stock. I used the Instant Pot pressure cooker, or you could use a large stockpot on the stove. Some people advise roasting the shells first but I didn’t and the result was still superb.
- Crab shells and bits from one very large or two smaller crabs
- Enough water to just cover (about 1.5 litres)
- 6 peppercorns
- 1 bay leaf
- 1 peeled onion
- 1 celery stick
- 1 carrot
- Optional – more herbs: thyme, parsley etc.
Cook in the instant pot for 20 minutes or simmer very gently on the stove for one hour. Allow to cool, then strain the lovely crabby liquid. There is bound to be some grit at the bottom, try not to include that! Now for the bisque. Serves 4 bowls.
- 3 shallots
- Butter or oil
Saute very gently in a large stockpot or sucepan to soften. Add
- half a cup white wine (or a dash more!)
- 3 cups crab stock (you will have more – freeze the rest)
- 2/3rds cup of passata or three tablespoons tomato puree and make up the liquid difference with more crab stock.
- 1/3 cup white rice
Bring to the boil and simmer for 20 minutes. Add
- 1 cup of cooked prawns – keep a few back for garnish
Cool slightly then blend with a stick blender. Add
- 2/3rd cup of double cream
- 0.5 tsp cayenne pepper
- 0.5 tsp salt
Blend again. Reheat very gently so the cream doesn’t separate. Serve, garnished with the reserved prawns and maybe some chopped chives or parsley.


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Today carried the Sidi Bel Abbes tram groundbreaking ceremony of the Algerian People's Democratic Republic Transport Minister Amar Tou, Turkey Algerian Ambassador Adnan Keçeci, Sidi Bel Abbes Governor Khattab Mohamed, Algiers Metro Authority General Manager AOM is Hadba, Yapi Merkezi Construction Chairman Emre Aykar and Construction Central Construction General Manager Özge Arıoğlu attended.
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Yapı Merkezi was awarded the Yapı World Rail System Award es in 2004 by the Eskişehir tram, the ayı Best Light Rail System and Railway System of the Year alan award in the 2010 with the Kayseri Tram, and the v Best Foreign Tram System yıl award in the 2012 with the Casablanca Tram. line construction. This line will start from the Cité du 20 Août station in the south of the city and connect to the Cascade station in the east along the surrounding ring road. This route will provide access to the city's medical sciences institute, hospital, city park, Sidi Yacine Maternity Hospital, northern passenger station, new railway station to be built, and university campus.
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• Production of 26 stations, realization of various art structures,
• Construction of landscaping, highway and parking areas,
• Road lighting system, traffic signaling system,
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• Signalization and telecommunications system,
• Supply and replacement of warehouse maintenance equipment,
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UP Election Results Live: After a historic majority in Uttar Pradesh, Yogi Adityanath reached Lucknow office amidst huge crowd. He reached the stage at about quarter past six and hugged with fellow ministers-officials and blew gulal fiercely. He also gave a winning speech. Said- When there is a leadership like Modi ji, then such a huge majority is available. The 30-minute program which started with a victorious gaiety ended with the slogans of Jai Shri Ram.
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In a brief 10-minute speech in Lucknow, Yogi said – BJP has won elections in four states. The eyes of the country and the world in particular were on Uttar Pradesh. When Modi ji was fighting against Corona and corruption, then some people were doing misleading propaganda. Misleading things were being said about counting of votes. The people of Uttar Pradesh have given a majority to the BJP, defying that campaign. Thanks to the public This majority is the blessing of the people to the model of nationalism, security, development and good governance.
Veterans’ Forts were Demolished, Congress President also Lost
Swami Prasad Maurya, who had joined Akhilesh before the election, lost in Fazilnagar. Yogi’s minister Satish Dwivedi, surrounded by TET paper leak, could not win the Etawa seat of Siddharthnagar. BJP was defeated in Kairana too, where SP’s Nahid Hasan won. Congress state president Ajay Singh Lallu was defeated in Kushinagar. UP Election Results.
Counting Stopped in Sirathu, Here Deputy CM Maurya is Behind
Counting has been stopped in Sirathu. Here Deputy CM Keshav Maurya is trailing by 2 thousand votes. There are 2 rounds left to count. Violence erupted after BJP candidate in Baghpat. Here RLD workers have complained of rigging in the counting. The police lathi-charged to handle the agitated activists.
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No Party’s Government was Repeated in UP for 37 Years, Same Trend in 4 More States
In 37 years, no party formed the government in UP for the second time in a row. In 1985, Congress won the elections here for the second time in a row. After the completion of the term of this government, there was a Hung Assembly in the state for the next 19 years. The government has changed after every 5 years since 2007. First Mayawati then Akhilesh and then Yogi became CM. This time again BJP is going to form the government. This will happen for the first time in 37 years in Uttar Pradesh. In Karnataka, Uttarakhand, Himachal and Rajasthan in the country, there is a trend of changing the government every time for a long time.

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