Mick Jenkins is an up-and-coming hip hop artist, and he recently released a new single and music video for his song “Drowning”, which features instrumental and jazzy hip hop group BADBADNOTGOOD. The song is the lead single from Jenkins’ forthcoming debut record, The Healing Component, due out on September 23rd.The song is a powerful one, and features Jenkins discussing the current state of racial relations in our country, quoting the late Eric Garner when he says, “I Can’t Breathe.” The message is a stark contrast to the plucky loop that BADBADNOTGOOD adds as the song’s beat. Listen below:The video matches the tone with a slave-time era odyssey, with Jenkins playing a slave who is almost killed by two white man, before escaping and exacting a form of revenge. Watch the video for “Drowning” below, and for more info on how to order Mick Jenkins’ forthcoming album, click here.
At Harvard this year, Winter Break will be unusually long: a five-week span from Dec. 21, when exams end, to Jan. 28, when classes resume.For many Harvard College students, what to do over this long stretch is no mystery: Get out of town the minute you can, and come back the minute you must.“People know what a break is,” said Lisa Boes, Allston Burr Resident Dean at Pforzheimer House. “They know how to use it.”Most undergraduates are required to leave during what is called Winter Break I. This year, from Dec. 22 to Jan. 1, Harvard goes into a virtual hibernation. Dormitories and Houses are closed, along with dining services, administrative offices, and most laboratories. Shuttles stop running.Then comes a quiet awakening: Winter Break II is the stretch from Jan. 2 to 16 when duty calls some students back to campus. With prior approval, thesis writers, athletes, and others return to a quiescent Harvard, with limited dining and shuttle services. This hard core will include students with Boston-area internships, some campus jobs, or rehearsal demands with Hasty Pudding or the Dunster House Opera. Also returning to campus will be international students who can’t get home easily, along with core student personnel at Phillips Brooks House Association.And then there is a real quickening, a kind of false spring that starts on Jan. 18, when undergraduates start returning in earnest. Houses and the dormitories in the Yard open that day, shuttles resume a regular schedule, and limited dining operations are open. Last year, 25 percent of students returned by that first weekend, about 60 percent by midweek, and nearly all by the weekend before classes begin.This interval of gradual quickening got a new name last year: Wintersession. The “session” part of that Harvard neologism refers to a fast-growing list of elective activities that students can take part in, mostly for free.“Wintersession at the College is filled with terrific opportunities for students to learn new things or explore their passions,” said Dean Evelynn M. Hammonds.There are more than 150 offerings this year, up from 140 last January. The point is to explore an artistic passion, sharpen a career skill (like résumé writing), or sample something new.There’s no expectation that students need to come back during break, and there is every expectation that undergraduates will use the time off however they wish. “We want every student to decide what makes sense for them,” said Hammonds, “whether it is coming back to participate in an activity, traveling abroad, or simply staying home until classes start.”Some Wintersession offerings are walk-in activities, like a series of book talks that might last 90 minutes. Others require registration and a stouter time commitment. One course on personal finance, for instance, meets for three hours a day over four days.Students can emulate golfing the great courses of the world (using real clubs and balls with a computer interface); learn the fundamentals of skating, pottery painting, or Scuba diving; explore hacking; learn how to grapple; or eat meals in Boston-area restaurants and write reviews. There is the joyous (ballroom dancing, trampoline jumping); the sober (global health, math and science problem-solving); and the earnest (workshops on summer grant writing and education reform).Greg Yang ’14 honed his DJ skills last year during a January arts intensive course at Arts @ 29 Garden. File photo by Kris Snibbe/Harvard Staff Photographer“It’s not to get credit for something,” said Boes, who oversees Wintersession. “It’s not to compete with peers. It’s a really nice opportunity to pursue really interesting things in a noncompetitive environment.”Offerings are listed on the Harvard Events calendar, and there is a Wintersession website for browsing.Unlike many Harvard traditions, Wintersession is something of a novelty. Its origins came during the Derek Bok presidency, when final exams were shifted to December, opening a long break before classes resumed in late January.During the first year of the new-calendar regime in 2009-10, a few College thesis writers returned early, but there were no intersession programs. In 2010-11, there were seven days of January programming, called Optional Winter Activities Week.“It was a nice start,” said Boes, and it established the order of things. Proposals would come in from staff, students, and faculty, and Harvard College would coordinate the communications.By 2011-12, Wintersession got its new name, and the interval for programming grew from seven to 10 days, with two weekends and a week in between. Options shot up to 140 offerings. This year there are more.A few broad themes have emerged. In the health and wellness arena, programs coordinated by Harvard Athletics and the Center for Wellness include nutrition counseling, one-on-one fitness evaluations, chair massage, and restorative yoga. There are workshops that don’t point toward six-pack abs too, including one on laughter and another on somewhat the opposite: rocky relationships.On career building, students can learn how to write résumés and cover letters and how to glide through job interviews. (Harvard’s Office of Career Services and the Harvard Alumni Association (HAA) sponsor many of the programs.) Or students can visit what might be a future place of employment, including a law office and a newsroom.Arts is another broad Wintersession theme, including a series of January Arts Intensives offered through Arts @ 29 Garden. Students have already signed up for an intensive on design visualization, “movement practice,” theater, and arts journalism. (The last involves exploring the gates that encircle Harvard Yard, as aesthetic objects and historical artifacts.)Also, the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) is offering an elaborate program of Optional Winter Activities throughout January. (There is some crossover with Wintersession, including a minicourse called “Introduction to Flight,” which was popular last year.) At SEAS, workshops offer looks at prototyping techniques, nanomaterials synthesis, discrete mathematics, and more.SEAS is also involved in another broad theme that long has been part of the wintertime Harvard fabric: directed travel. The School is partnering with the Harvard Innovation Lab (i-lab) and Harvard Business School (HBS) on trips to New York City and Silicon Valley, as well as with the David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies on a two-week collaborative field course in Brazil on the future challenges of energy production.Some students will spend seven days in the Sicilian countryside at a cooking school near the village of Vallelunga. There they will be introduced to local food and centuries of tradition through “The Cultural Anthropology of Sicily through Food,” which was the brainchild of Graduate School of Design staffer Shannon Stecher. Photo by Shannon StecherThe center has three other programs that involve January travel for students to Chile, Brazil, and Mexico.Closer to home, the Office of Career Services and the Office for the Arts are coordinating the 11th iteration of Harvardwood 101, a 20-day course (mostly in Los Angeles) on entertainment careers. The HAA’s “Harvardwood” Shared Interest Group is offering the course.Much further afield, students have already signed up for a three-week Winter Break program in Uganda. (The session asks: What are the challenges of aid, economic stability, environmental pressures, and other issues in a developing country?) The program is sponsored by the Harvard Project for Leadership, Service and Collaborative Learning, and is led by co-masters at Cabot and Currier Houses, along with HBS’s Rakesh Khurana, the Marvin Bower Professor of Leadership Development.Some students will spend seven days in the Sicilian countryside at a cooking school near the village of Vallelunga. All the food is grown locally, and centuries of tradition go into simple dishes of bread, meat, pasta, herbs, oil, vegetables, and cheeses so distinct you can tell the town where each originated.“The Cultural Anthropology of Sicily through Food” is the brainchild of Graduate School of Design (GSD) staffer Shannon Stecher, A.L.M. ’07, who has interned with chef Fabrizia Lanza at the Tasca Lanza Cooking School. The landscape there is “voluptuous,” she said, “and I get googly-eyed about the food.”
Joshua Henry, Brandon Victor Dixon, Billy Porter & Brian Stokes Mitchell in ‘Shuffle Along'(Photo: Julieta Cervantes) View Comments As the Tony Awards approach, several shows are observing box office boosts as they boast their nominations. Shuffle Along, which received ten nominations including Best Musical, grossed $957,143—its highest intake of its run thus far—and exceeded capacity. Fellow Best Musical contenders Waitress and Bright Star also celebrated their biggest numbers to date (though the latter will still need more of a bump to flirt with the frontrunners). Rounding out the category, School of Rock took a slight decline, and there wasn’t much room for the already gangbusters Hamilton to go. In a week where usual frontrunner The Lion King played one less performance than the standard eight, the Broadway juggernaut took the top spot.Here’s a look at who was on top—and who was not—for the week ending May 15:FRONTRUNNERS (By Gross)1. Hamilton ($1,686,168)2. The Lion King ($1,651,070)3. Wicked ($1,478,453)4. Aladdin ($1,377,960)5. The Book of Mormon ($1,341,902)UNDERDOGS (By Gross)5. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time ($388,809)4. Fun Home ($385,207)3. Tuck Everlasting ($326,097)2. The Father ($304,078)1. Eclipsed ($291,497)FRONTRUNNERS (By Capacity)1. The Book of Mormon (102.38%)2. Hamilton (101.59%)3. Shuffle Along (101.53%)4. Waitress (101.11%)5. Long Day’s Journey Into Night (97.64%)*UNDERDOGS (By Capacity)5. Jersey Boys (61.78%)4. Something Rotten! (60.23%)3. Eclipsed (60.08%)2. Tuck Everlasting (59.75%)1. Finding Neverland (51.70%)*Number based on seven regular performancesSource: The Broadway League
Credit card issuers have until May 2 to submit their card agreements to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), as the one-year suspension of the requirement ended April 1. The CFPB suspended the quarterly submission in April 2015 as it developed a streamlined database of the agreements.The agreements are already required to be posted on an issuer’s public website, and issuers must also submit their name, address and unique identifying number for the issuer, such as the RSSD ID. Issuers can e-mail a link to the webpage containing the agreement in lieu of a PDF attachment of the agreements, a step taken by the bureau to alleviate the submission burden.The Credit Union National Association (CUNA) supported this change from the CFPB as a much-needed piece of regulatory relief. continue reading » 14SHARESShareShareSharePrintMailGooglePinterestDiggRedditStumbleuponDeliciousBufferTumblr
In the first place last year was Turkey, which recorded a new 8,5 million arrivals, followed by the USA with a plus of 5,3 million, then Egypt + 3,4 million, France +3,2 million, Greece + 2,9 million, Italy +2,9 million, Thailand + 2,8 million, Japan + 2,6 million, Vietnam + 2,6 million, Germany + 2,6 million arrivals. The so-called “gold markets” with average travel costs of more than 2.000 euros were Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Australia, Brazil and China. The “silver markets” with spending per trip between 1.500 and 2.000 euros were the USA, India, Quatar, Japan and the Emirates. PURPOSE OF TRAVEL TOURISM IS A KEY DRIVER OF THE WORLD ECONOMY Travel “from the country” last year reached the number of 1,4 billion passengers, which is an increase of 5,5% compared to 2017. From European countries, the increase in travel was 5%, as well as from North America, while outgoing travel from Asian countries grew by 7% and from Latin America by 6%. 28% of passengers believe that their destination was overcrowded with tourists. Of that, as many as 12% of international travelers believe that too many tourists ruined their vacation at their destination. The problem of overtourism is most felt in Asia (19%), followed by North America with 13%, the South with 11% and Europe with 9%. Younger passengers (up to 34 years of age) are more sensitive to crowds (17%), those between 35 and 54 years less (11%) and passengers 55+ years old are least sensitive to crowds (5%). The cities most affected by the large number of tourists are Xian in China (36%), Beijing (30%), Mexico City (30%), Venice (26%), Amsterdam (25%), Istanbul (23%), Florence 23%), Rome (22%), etc. Crowds are also complained about by the domicile population and the consequence is a decline in the quality of service in many service industries that do not have enough capacity for so much demand pressure. The ITB traditionally presents the latest, newly processed data on travel trends in 2018 worldwide. FORECASTS FOR 2019 TOP 10 RECEPTIVE MARKETS BY INCREASING TURNOVER From Berlin from the ITB Berlin fair, Nedo Pinezić, www.nedopinezic.com South America recorded an increase of 87%, Asia and Pacific 84%, North America + of 48%, Europe + 45%, Caribbe and Cent. America + 32%. A total of 72% vacation, 14% business trip and 14% visit relatives and friends. Travel abroad for holidays increased by 60%, for visits to relatives and friends by 59%, while business trips in terms of business deals decreased by 4% and due to events, study trips, congresses and the like increased by 42%. In the MICE segment, the reasons for travel are 46% conferences and seminars, 16% congresses and conventions, business fairs 20% and reward, incentive trips 18%. BIG JOB – THE MOST RELEVANT DATA Everything is moving to the internet. In 2007, 46% of passengers used the Internet for this purpose, and in 2018, 82% of passengers. Accommodation websites were searched the most (38%), followed by official destination websites (34%), followed by transport websites (27%), followed by OTA platforms (booking.com, expedia, etc.), (22%), then travel advisor pages (e.g. TripAdvisor) (17%) and tour operator pages (17%). From social media, blogs were the most searched (11%), followed by social networks (Facebook, Twitter, etc.) (10%), travel forums (9%), live streaming (Instagram, YouTube, etc.) (3%). Interesting is the “return” of traditional media, which again enjoy the trust of 65% of travelers to trust in social networks, which is less – (34%). When traveling for vacation, the first motive is “sun and sea” (29%), followed by short-term visits to cities (29%), followed by tour trips (18%), trips to the countryside and mountains (8%), cruises by boat (3%). ). The largest increase in reasons for vacation is recorded by short-term visits to cities, as much as 222% !. Cruises by ship are increasing by 78%, “sun and sea” by 76%, touring by 27%, trips to the countryside and to the mountains by 23%. Aircraft are mostly used for travel (65%), while land and water transport participate with 35%. The growth of traffic was recorded by aircraft (+ 74%), ships (+ 72%), rented cars (+ 70%), railways (+ 4%), while bus transport recorded a minus of 7%. PLANNING, SEARCH, TRAVEL PURCHASE OVERTOURISM For 2019, the growth of tourist traffic is projected at the following rates: USA + 5%, Asia and the Middle East + 6%, Europe + 3%. Global growth in tourist traffic in 2019 should be 4%. Fortunately, Croatia is among the 20 safest destinations ranked in order: Finland, Switzerland, Australia, Denmark, Norway, Canada, Austria, Sweden, Poland, Malta, Portugal, Hungary, the Netherlands, Bulgaria, Croatia, Ireland, Singapore, the Baltic countries. , Greece, Jamaica. Countries with less uncertainty are: Italy, Belgium, Peru, China, Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Thailand, Spain, Cuba, Malaysia, Germany, Emirates, India, Brazil, Oman, UK, Quatar, South Africa, Russia, Colombia, Mexico, USA, Saudi Arabia, France, Morocco. The following countries are considered dangerous: Jordan, Tunisia, Egypt, Israel, Turkey. THE MOST POTENTIAL ISSUING MARKETS Offline sources also occupy certain percentages of information sources. Travel agencies 34%, friends and relatives 27%, printed travel guides 13%, magazines, TV, radio – a total of 9%. The importance of information provided by national tourist boards increased from 2% in 2007 to 4% in 2018. Local tourist boards increased passenger confidence from 2% in 2007 to 3% in 2018 as much as advertisements, while trade fairs as a source of information increased from 1%. 2007 to 2% in 2018. Compared to 2007, travel booking over the Internet increased from 38% to 72%, through travel agencies it fell from 29 to 27%, direct booking of accommodation increased from 11 to 19% and transportation from 8 at 12%. The average number of overnight stays worldwide is 8 and in North America 8,3, in South America 8,2, in Europe 8,2, in Asia 7 overnight stays. The average number of overnight stays has been growing since 2015 when it was at 7,4. Hotels are mostly used for accommodation (60%), 15% of travelers stay with friends at night and 25% of passengers use other types of commercial accommodation. Overnight stays in hotels increased by 59% in one year, but only in hotels of the highest and lowest category. With friends at night, 5% more passengers and all other types of commercial accommodation are chosen by 72% more passengers than a year earlier. So-called “homesharing” accommodation occupies only 6% of the market share. Influenced by the global slowdown in economic growth, forecasts for tourism are also somewhat lower. 2015 was the peak year of global economic growth. Since then, there have been some setbacks that culminate right now. We are facing a period of recession until the end of this year and the beginning of next year. Economic growth forecasts are for 2019 in North America + 2.5%, in China + 6%, in the Eurozone 1,2%. Also, the sensitivity of passengers to the threat of terrorism is quite high (38%). Terrorism is most feared on trips to Asia (57%), South America (36%), Europe (34%), North America (31%). 28% of all travelers will plan to travel exclusively to safe countries. DOMESTIC TRAVELS BY CONTINENTS NIGHTS IPK conducts research continuously throughout the year for the following year. The survey is conducted using questionnaires in 60 countries, on a sample of 500 respondents, in 000 languages. In Europe, the surveys are conducted in 55 countries with 33% market coverage, in the Americas in 99 countries with 13% market coverage, in Asia and the Middle East in 90 countries with 17% market coverage.
In the letter, Trump lists what he says are examples of the WHO’s shortcomings in managing the pandemic, including ignoring early reports of the emergence of the virus, and being too close to China.”It is clear the repeated missteps by you and your organization in responding to the pandemic have been extremely costly for the world. The only way forward for the World Health Organization is if it can actually demonstrate independence from China,” Trump said in the letter.”If the World Health Organization does not commit to major substantive improvements within the next 30 days, I will make my temporary freeze of United States funding to the World Health Organization permanent and reconsider our membership in the organization,” he said.Earlier Monday, the WHO said it would launch an independent review of the response to the coronavirus pandemic. Topics : During a virtual assembly, Tedros acknowledged there had been shortcomings and told the assembly he welcomed calls for a review. President Donald Trump threatened to permanently freeze US funding to the World Health Organization unless “substantive improvements” were made within the next 30 days.Washington suspended payments to the WHO in mid-April, accusing it of being too close to Beijing and covering up and mismanaging the coronavirus pandemic.On Monday, Trump tweeted images of a letter he sent to WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, saying the letter was “self-explanatory.”
Commenting on the rebuild process, Joost de Ruijter, sales & business development manager at PitPoint.LNG, said, “We are very glad that we were able to make this station operational on schedule – despite the coronavirus crisis. Our customers made a major contribution to the end-result by testing the station together with us for further optimisation.” Dutch company PitPoint said it has reopened the liquefied natural gas (LNG) fueling station in Zwolle. To remind, the Zwolle LNG facility is the first public station in the Netherlands, PitPoint said. PitPoint added that more and more carriers are switching to LNG because of both environmental and financial advantages. Image courtesy of PitPoint The new station will operate 24/7, has two LNG pumps and three staging areas for trucks that run on LNG. The Zwolle LNG station is the only one of its kind in the province Overijssel. Therefore, it is considered to be an important station by an increasing number of carriers. The facility has undergone a complete renovation, the company said in its statement. The station now has four times more LNG storage capacity than it had previously as a response to the increasing demand. Thanks to the larger LNG storage tank and an additional LNG pump, drivers no longer need to wait on each other but can refuel simultaneously, the statement reads.
Bay of Plenty Times 26 April 2012Papamoa Beach residents upset with “unsavoury” nudists are meeting Tauranga Mayor Stuart Crosby tonight in an effort to solve the problem. The meeting is a standard Neighbourhood Watch meeting but will have special emphasis on efforts to remove nudists from the beach, resident Shaun Gallagher said. Mr Gallagher said the behaviour, which included homosexual activity, from nudists in the Sunbrae Grove area had become so offensive it had scared off residents. “As a result of what has been happening and the fact these people are appearing more and more bold and coming closer and closer to where we live on the beach … there are older ladies who just don’t go on the beach anymore,” Mr Gallagher said. “We feel what has happened here is totally inappropriate. “If they want to take their clothes off, try doing it at Mount main beach or Papamoa Palm Beach Plaza, see how far they can get.” The nude beach started more than 40 years ago and began when there were few residents nearby. Mr Gallagher said Papamoa Beach was now a family placehttp://www.bayofplentytimes.co.nz/news/nudists-upset-beach-residents/1358751/Residents’ meeting a ‘success’Bay of Plenty Times 27 April 2012A meeting with Tauranga’s mayor sparked by Papamoa residents concerned by nudist behaviour in their area has been labelled a success. The meeting was held last night after a call from residents in the Sunbrae Grove area fed up with offensive behaviour from nudists. This behaviour, mainly homosexual activity in sand dunes and excessive exhibitionism, had scared some residents away from using the beach or walking their dogs. Mayor Stuart Crosby, who was specially invited, said most people at the meeting were not upset with nudists providing they were discreet. “It wasn’t really ‘let’s ban nudists’. The problem they had was with those people who deliberately get up and parade in front of people in the beach, particularly with children,” Mr Crosby said. “Then there’s the higher level of sexual behaviour of some nudists on the beach and in the sand dunes.”http://m.bayofplentytimes.co.nz/news/residents-meeting-a-success/1360214/Residents draw line in the sand on nuditySunday Star Times 29 April 2012….It’s a problem repeated at beaches around the country. Last month police were called after a man was photographed in a “state of arousal” on a Kapiti beach, and there has been a steady stream of complaints about gay sex on the beach at Rabbit Island in Nelson and Ladies Bay in Auckland. The stretch of beach near Sunbrae Grove at Papamoa has been known as a nudist spot since the 60s and used to be deserted farmland, but as development has encroached further, there have been more and more complaints. It is also a well-known gay meeting place.http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/6824571/Residents-draw-line-in-the-sand-on-nudity
Share Sharing is caring! LocalNews OECS celebrates 31st anniversary in Toronto by: – June 25, 2012 OECS flag. Photo credit: thewestindiannews.comTORONTO, Canada — In celebration of the 31st Anniversary of the Founding of Organization of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS), the OECS interim national council (Canada), via the cultural and entertainment standing committee, hosted a reception on Friday in Toronto, Canada.The celebration showcased business entrepreneurs’ products and services, and staged a cultural market place with fashion designers and models lighting up the catwalk with trendy outfits.OECS nationals and others were warmly received by Consul/Liaison Officer, E. Bernard John. Community messages and remarks, we delivered by consuls general and consuls from all member states.Chairman of the OECS working group, Honorary Consul General of St Kitts and Nevis, John Allen, performed double duty, delivering his community message and reading a message from current OECS chairman, Dr Kenny Anthony, prime minister of St Lucia.Anthony’s message referenced the signing in St Kitts on June 18, 1981, of the Treaty of Basseterre and the strong links that exist with the larger community.“We are currently moving towards the creation of a new entity to regulate the energy sector across our islands, using a model similar to the successful ECTEL agency for telecoms,” he said.Anthony also noted that steps are being taken to “pool our resources to provide a stronger thrust in our foreign policy. The recently revised Treaty of Basseterre is now making way for political architecture and opportunities for deeper collaboration across our governments and our institutions.”The OECS must continue to see how it can better integrate its population, to grow and prosper across boundaries, disciplines and accents and that our islands remain open for business and intend on becoming world class participants, said Anthony.His message continued , “August of this year, we will witness, in Antigua, the commencement of the OECS Assembly, which will see representatives from all our parliaments, both government and opposition, meeting and debating legislation that has a basis throughout our Caribbean sub-region.”Acknowledgment was given to “the government of Canada through CIDA for many years supported major development projects in our islands, from schools to airports — to be one of the most important source markets for visitors, despite the global economic recession.”With business entrepreneurs and models buzzing in the corridors, the fashion and cultural performance certainly reminded all that the Caribbean is one family. The colourful display of fabrics, artistry and funfair produced by the standing committee, cultural and entertainment chair, Eulalie Walling-Sampson and co-chair Lorraine Delsol, were exemplary of the islands indigenous creative arts.Caribbean citizens form an integral part of Canadian multiculturalism and the rich culture that is displayed at CARIBANA, so mark your calendar July 17 to August 5, 2012.The warmth of the islands is alive and well, the fusion of ideas and partnerships is great in the Diaspora. And in so doing, the technological space will permit a live feed for next year’s celebration and performance. Caribbean News Now Tweet 18 Views no discussions Share Share
The parents of a 6-year-old boy says they are relocating their family after one of their sons was thrown out of a moving school bus by a bully.The incident occurred in Baltimore County earlier this month.First grader, Jacion Kight told police that an older student who bullies others called him to the back of the bus. When Jacion arrived to the back of the bus, the other student pressed the emergency button on the bus to open a window and threw him out of it.“He dumped me out the window, and I landed on the street,” Jacion told Project Baltimore. “No car didn’t run me over.”Jacion was knocked unconscious and rushed to the hospital.“I’m scared to death. I show up, and he’s already in the back of the ambulance,” Jacion’s father, Brian Kight said. “And I didn’t even get to talk to nobody because the ambulance was in a very big rush to pull off. So, I jumped in the ambulance. I was thinking I might be losing my child. And it was terrifying.”Jacion suffered “frontal skull fractures with small head bleed,” and was hospitalized for three days in addition to being placed on anti-seizure medication.Kight told reporters that this was not the first incident where his children have been bullied by older students on the bus but he has had enough. He detailed that months prior, his children came running home scared after an incident that occurred with the bullies.“Because of this. My children actually approached me and said that, ‘We are scared to go back to that school. Do we have to go?’ And I’m a parent. I love my children,” Kight said. “And with them saying that and the look on their faces, I can’t send them back there. I can’t.The father says has since quit his job and pulled his six children out of school in preparation to move due to the incident.Kight also hired a lawyer with the possibility of suing the school for not stepping in.“As a parent, I’m angry Because as parents we send our children to school to learn and to be safe,” Attorney Ivan Bates told Project Baltimore. “My first instinct was to make sure he was okay. Once he was okay, and once we talked a little bit more, I knew he needed help, and then I knew I was going to take the case.”Baltimore County Public Schools reported that they were notified about the incident the day that it happened, however, the do not have any further comments.


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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott says Democrats who fled the state to avoid voting on an election reform bill will be arrested upon their return.
Democratic members of the state House of Representatives left Texas to avoid being called to vote Monday on the election legislation. Under state law, two-thirds of House members are required for a quorum that allows votes.
“Once they step back into the state, they will be arrested and brought back to the Capitol and we will be conducting business,” Abbott said of the Democrats in an interview Monday night with Fox News Channel host Laura Ingraham.
Texas House rules say that the House sergeant-at-arms, or someone designated by that officer, may arrest absent lawmakers and return them to the House floor. That applies only inside Texas, which is why the Democrats left the state.
Texas House Democrats arrived Monday evening in Washington, vowing that they would not budge. A total of 51 Democrats must be present to achieve a quorum of all 150 members.
“We are determined to kill this bill,” state Rep. Chris Turner, D-Tarrant County, said.
Democrats blocked a vote once before on the election measure, which Abbott and fellow Republicans say would increase the security of elections in Texas. Democrats, however, contend that if passed the bill would suppress voting.
Abbott called a special session to vote on the measure.
“We have special sessions that last 30 days,” Abbott said on the Ingraham show. “And the governor calls them, and I will continue calling special session after special session because over time it is going to continue until they step up to vote.”
In April, the Texas Senate passed a reform measure that would extend early voting hours, prohibit election clerks from mailing out absentee ballot applications unless a voter requests one, and ban “drive-through” voting.
Fleeing the state was an abdication of their legislative duty, said Heritage Action Executive Director Jessica Anderson.
“Instead of showing up to represent Texans and pass popular election integrity laws, Texas Democrats walked out of the special session, boarded private jets to D.C., and abandoned their constituents,” Anderson said in a public statement.
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“With this political stunt, Texas Democrats turned their backs on the majority of Texans who support commonsense election integrity efforts like voter ID requirements and protections against ballot harvesting,” Anderson continued.
Texas has a long history of election fraud, said Hans von Spakovsky, manager of the Election Reform Initiative at The Heritage Foundation.
“Giving the sergeant-at-arms that authority is nothing unusual,” von Spakovsky told The Daily Signal in a phone interview Tuesday. “Walking out of a legislative sessions shows contempt for the democratic process and for the majority of voters.”
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All nuclear power plants use one or several nuclear reactors to generate heat. Numerous studies are on-going on to understand the performance of generation IV (Gen IV) nuclear power plants (NPPs). The last design on this list is the only fast reactor type on here. It’s a 250MWth reactor. China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) has announced completion of cold functional tests at the first reactor of the demonstration high-temperature gas-cooled reactor plant (HTR-PM) in Shandong province. The world's first commercial nuclear power station, Calder Hall in Sellafield, England was opened in 1956, a gas-cooled Magnox reactor with an initial capacity of 50 MW (later 200 MW). The power plant design incorporates redundant Direct Reactor Auxiliary Cooling Systems (DRACS) that are capable of 100% core heat removal via natural circulation, without any actuation, even under “station blackout” conditions.These usage of a virtually melt-resistant construction material and a passive cooling system is the basis for the system’s safety case. Heavy Water Cooled and Moderated (CANDU TYPE) Reactor 5. 12. It tries to demonstrate different new materials and manufacturing techniques, like the 3D-printed silicon carbide core. China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) has announced completion of cold functional tests at the first reactor of the demonstration high-temperature gas-cooled reactor plant (HTR-PM) in Shandong province. I am not aware of any plans to create an economically competitive electric energy system for more common locations.USNC states that they are working on technologies for ship reactors, mobile emergency power and process heat comparable to the price of natural gas. In a recent talk, Prof. Li Fu said that these reactors have the same footprint as light water reactors of the same power capacity. Thermodynamically speaking Helium offers the best alternative since it has a high specific heat and low capture cross section for thermal neutrons but it is much expensive as compared to carbon-dioxide. "Graphite reactor" directs here. A further 18 such HTR-PM units are proposed for the same site in Shidaowan. The gases are less prone to react che… HVAC: Heating, Ventilation & Air-Conditioning, This post is part of the series: Types of Nuclear Power Plants, Types of Nuclear Power Plants â Boiling Water Reactors (BWR), Types of Nuclear Power Plants â Pressurized Water Reactors (PWR), Commercial Energy Usage: Learn about Emission Levels of Commercial Buildings, Time to Upgrade Your HVAC? The Energy Mulitplier Module (EM²) designed by General Atomics, is a 265MWe helium-cooled fast reactor with a core outlet temperature of about 850°C. But since radioactive dust particles might also be present in the released coolant, I can’t judge how much of an actual risk gets eliminated by this particular choice of coolant. Of course both these approaches have their own set of features and limitations. The larger subcritical module, called the Holos Titan, occupies an ISO container on its own. The same principle design could be used for reactors of sizes between 1 and 100 MWe. In the advancing world of today,the demand for the clean and reliable electricity is constantly increasing.The technological developments in operating nuclear power plants with higher efficiency and more safety will be possible with gas cooled Gas circulates from Bottom to Top and gets heated. International interest in developing high temperature gas cooled reactors is increasing because they can provide efficient and cost effective electricity and produce high-temperature process heat usable for various industrial applications. According to their definition, these reactors have to be graphite-moderated and helium-cooled. The availability of uranium enriched to more than 5% U-235 as well as the recycling of spent TRISO fuel and large amounts of irradiated graphite pose questions yet unanswered. Dungeness B, a nuclear power plant using an advanced gas-cooled reactor, located at Dungeness Point, Kent, England. X-Energy is developing a pebble bed helium-cooled reactor. Main components. As the name itself suggests, a gas cooled reactor is cooled using a gas, and the heat extracted by the gas during the process of cooling the reactor is used either indirectly to generate steam which in turn is used for turbine propulsion, or this heated coolant could be used directly as the working fluid of the gas turbine thus eliminating the need for a separate steam circuit. This loop is a heat storage, which allows for an increased flexibility in the supply of electricity and process heat.The system is supposed to be deployed in remote communities, which rely on diesel-electric power, to relief the people from the tremendous costs imposed on them by this extremely costly form of power generation. Because gases have in general really poor heat transfer properties, the systems have to be operated at fairly high pressures in the neighborhood of 7 MPa to increase the density of the gas enough to cool the fuel elements sufficiently. It also eliminates some of the activation issues related to the creation of C-14 from nitrogen and might also contribute to a negative temperature coefficient of the overall system. The new generation of VHTRs in envisioned to use TRISO particles as fuel. I am even less clear on the moderator. Construction of an exemplary power plant using such a reactor… In a small article series about nuclear reactors, I’d like to look into the different types of reactors that are currently under active development. … These are the second generation of British gas-cooled reactors. This is fed into a turbine to produce 75MWe.The reactor can be scaled into a “four-pack” 300 MWe power plant.It’s designed to bring nuclear power to countries, utilities and communities that were not able to afford or integrate a nuclear power system into their energy infrastructure.X-Energy is producing their own TRISO fuel particles commercially. [Photo/CNNC] A major milestone was achieved at the high-temperature gas-cooled reactor, also known as the HTGR project -- located at the Shidaowan nuclear power plant in Weihai city, in East China's Shandong province -- according to local officials. [Photo/CNNC] A major milestone was achieved at the high-temperature gas-cooled reactor, also known as the HTGR project -- located at the Shidaowan nuclear power plant in Weihai city, in East China's Shandong province -- according to local officials. The Experimental Gas-Cooled Reactor at ORNL was intended to be more than an experimental reactor. 1.3. Our design hits a sweet spot in balancing size, cost & build time. The core is cooled by helium as primary coolant, which transfers heat to a molten salt secondary loop. The cycle is depicted graphically here: All compounds are either liquid or gaseous, which is advantageous for continuous operation. A coolant of carbon dioxide absorbs and transports heat to a steam generator, where the heat is conducted to the secondary loop and ultimately to a traditional steam-turbine cycle. It’s a high-temperature, helium-cooled reactor with a fast neutron spectrum. Several of these modules, normally 4, are positioned by a fast acting mechanical system – akin to the landing gear of airplanes – called Automatic Module Positioning System (AMPS), close enough together, so that the leakage neutrons of each module enter adjacent modules to make them critical. This cycle doesn’t split water directly, like in a electrolyzer, but rather uses three chemical reactions to do it in steps. The core of the reactor contains all of the nuclear fuel and generates all of the heat. The objective is to determine optimum operating conditions fo These reactors use C02 like the coolant & graphite like the moderator. The coolant is the material that passes through the core, transferring the heat from the fuel to a turbine. The gas-cooled fast reactor system is a nuclear reactor design which is currently in development. The usable temperature is designed to be 630°C. The operating principle of a gas-cooled reactors can be simplified to: fuel-elements are arranged in a a critical configuration and gas is forced to circulate along the fuel elements to cool them and transfer the heat to do useful tasks, like turning a turbine or generating steam. The 50 Mw(e) plant, scheduled for initial operation in 1963, is to serve as a prototype for a larger plant of … 12. Niederaichbach Nuclear Power Plant (German: Kernkraftwerk Niederaichbach (KKN)) was a German nuclear plant in Niederaichbach, Bavaria.The plant consisted of one heavy water gas cooled (HWGC) reactor with a gross capacity of 106 MW e.Safety and maintenance issues caused the reactor to be decommissioned after only a year and a half in operation. This series starts with a look at gas-cooled reactors. Reactor: Xe-100 We’re focused on Gen-IV High-Temperature Gas-cooled Reactors (HTGR) as the technology of choice, with advantages in sustainability, economics, reliability and safety. The high-temperature gas-cooled reactor demonstration project at Shidaowan nuclear power plant. The efficiency of a nuclear power plant in comparison to conventional and nuclear consideration is (a) higher cost of nuclear fuel (b) high initial cost (c) high heat rejection in condenser (d) lower temperature and pressure conditions (e) nuclear hazard risk. The fuel used in the Magnox is natural uranium whereas, in the AGR, it uses enhanced uranium. A nuclear reactor, formerly known as an atomic pile, is a device used to initiate and control a self-sustained nuclear chain reaction.Nuclear reactors are used at nuclear power plants for electricity generation and in nuclear marine propulsion.Heat from nuclear fission is passed to a working fluid (water or gas), which in turn runs through steam turbines.These either drive a ship's propellers or turn … See also: CANDU – Heavy Water Reactor. Sporting a power output of 15MWth, 5MWe, the reactor is really small. I don’t know why it is relevant to specify the coolant or the moderator. The concept of a small gas-cooled reactor for the Brayton cycle using reactor technologies, design solutions, and existing experience of NIKIET is proposed. Gas circulates from Bottom to Top and gets heated. Of course certain practical considerations do limit these ranges but certainly they are more than those available for water. The pebble bed design enables online refueling, has a good safety case and a high burn-up of 160 GWd/tHM.The reactor is sized to produce 200MWth at 750°C outlet temperature and 7 MPa pressure. Gas cooled reactors are more stable and safe because the reactivity of the reactor is not a function of the quantity of gas present in the core. As described above the direct system uses the same gas which is used as a coolant to act as the working fluid rotating the turbine blades from the enthalpy generated during heat absorption during the reactor cooling process. This design, originally developed in Germany and South Africa, has proven itself to be passively safe in relevant accident scenarios. The reactor system is factory built and shipped in standard ISO containers. Boiling Water Reactor (BWR) 2. If enough heat of sufficiently high temperature is applied, these intermediary compounds can be cracked and converted back to their initial state, but also to free molecular hydrogen and oxygen. Each of the integrated “nuclear turbines” has a too high neutron leakage to become critical on its own. This concept is supposed to benefit from the research activities of sodium-cooled fast reactors, which uses the same fuel reprocessing technology, and of the VHTR, which uses the same coolant and probably a lot of the same structural materials, power conversion systems and reactor structures. StarCore develops – or at least developed – a 36MWth, 20MWe high-temperature gas reactor, which is supposed to be buried in 57m deep silos, made of double-walled ultra high strength concrete. The neutron moderator of this type of nuclear reactor is graphite. With gases used as a coolants, there is no phase change in the reactor and no two-phase flows can occur, which simplifies the design process. AGRs are using graphite as the neutron moderator and carbon dioxide as coolant. AGRs are using graphite as the neutron moderator and carbon dioxide as coolant. Gas cooled nuclear reactors are more efficient than water cooled nuclear reactors but are more expensive although the operational cost savings outweigh the increased build costs. The American Electric Power Service Corporation has been engaged in the conceptual design and feasibility study of a 50 Mw(e) nuclear power plant for the Florida West Coast Nuclear Group. The compressor was envisioned to be driven electrically. The first artificial nuclear reactor, the Chicago Pile-1, used graphite as a moderator. It seems like NASA’s intend is to enable a manned Mars mission by 2030.Another envisioned application for the X-Energy systems is to provide lunar surface power, possibly for the future moon tourists, X-Energy’s sister companies are working to create.Overall, the design and operating specifications of this reactor are quite similar to the HTR-PM. The nuclear power plant and equipment market accounted for … Each fuel kernel has its own fission product retention and containment system.Another, also gas-cooled Generation IV reactor type, is the Gas-cooled Fast Reactor (GFR). Lower-temperature reactors can be used with supplemental gas heating to reach higher temperatures, though employing an LWR would not be practical or economic. Astonishingly few companies seem to have the goal of producing electricity competitively on a utility scale. Advanced Gas-cooled Reactor. A gas reactor or GCR (English gas cooled reactor) is a type of nuclear nuclear reactor of nuclear fission. The plant also consists of machines that expel heat from the reactor to operate a steam turbine and generator to produce electricity. AGRs were developed from the Magnox type reactor. An advanced gas-cooled reactor (AGR) is a British design of nuclear reactor. 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Sen. Jeff Flake's plans to give a speech criticizing President Donald Trump for attacking the media as the "enemy of the people" — a term used by brutal Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin — has generated new wave of attacks from the American right.
In a Monday afternoon appearance on CNN International, Flake, R-Ariz., backed off any suggestion that he was comparing Trump to Stalin, who was notorious for having political enemies killed or imprisoned in forced labor camps.
"I am in no way comparing President Trump to Joseph Stalin," Flake told host Christiane Amanpour. "Joseph Stalin was a killer. Our president is not. But it just puzzles me as to why you'd use a phrase that is so loaded and that has such deeper meaning, the press being the enemy of the people."
Flake said if Trump really was like Stalin "people like me would be in Gitmo (Guantanamo Bay) or worse." But the president's attacks on the press nonetheless have implications for journalists around the world.
"So there's no comparison there to the man, but it just puzzles me as to why any American president would use a phrase so associated with someone like Joseph Stalin," Flake added. "It just doesn't comport, and it's not good for any of us."
Later in the day, Flake tweeted another clarification about the point he is making about Trump's use of a Stalinist phrase:
"There is no comparison between POTUS & Stalin. Stalin was a maniacal killer. The point I will try to make in my speech is POTUS should not use a phrase so associated with Stalin like 'enemy of the people' to describe our free press."
Flake is one of Trump's most-vocal Republican critics who last year abandoned his 2018 re-election effort. On Sunday, he revealed that he intends to deliver a Senate floor speech on Wednesday defending the free press from Trump's relentless attacks.
According to a written excerpt of the speech provided to The Arizona Republic, Flake plans to say: "Mr. President, it is a testament to the condition of our democracy that our own president uses words infamously spoken by Joseph Stalin to describe his enemies. It bears noting that so fraught with malice was the phrase 'enemy of the people,' that even (Stalin's successor as USSR leader) Nikita Khrushchev forbade its use, telling the Soviet Communist Party that the phrase had been introduced by Stalin for the purpose of 'annihilating such individuals' who disagreed with the supreme leader."
Headlines that Flake was set to compare Trump to Stalin set off conservatives on social media.
"I used to admire Flake, but he's really gone around the bend," conservative "Instapundit" commentator and blogger Glenn Reynolds tweeted. "Trump hasn't starved anyone, imprisoned his political opponents, sent people to gulags, etc. This is an insult to Stalin's victims, and to his listeners' intelligence."
"If Trump were Stalin, Jeff Flake would have been executed already," Twitter user Patrick Cavanaugh responded.
Flake's speech is timed to coincide with Trump's promise to announce "fake news" awards. The president has tweeted that "the most dishonest & corrupt media awards of the year" will take aim at "Dishonesty & Bad Reporting in various categories from the Fake News Media." But while the "awards" gimmick is new, Trump's hostility toward the media is well-established.
Flake said on CNN International that some of Trump's "falsehoods," like his claims about the crowd sizes at his inauguration, are "more innocuous," but others are more serious.
"Gratefully, our institutions are strong, and certainly we have protections for a free press," Flake said Monday. "But it's not good when the president utters falsehoods ... To say things like the Russia matter, just broadly without being more precise, is a hoax. Or Russia's intervention in the U.S. election is a hoax. ... Simply dismissing that as 'fake news' is damaging. And when that is just done reflexively, day after day, that has real consequences."
In his Wednesday speech, Flake will say that Trump's use of a Stalinist phrase "alone should be a source of great shame for us in this body, especially for those of us in the president’s party."
"For they are shameful, repulsive statements," Flake's prepared remarks say. "And, of course, the president has it precisely backward — despotism is the enemy of the people. The free press is the despot’s enemy, which makes the free press the guardian of democracy. When a figure in power reflexively calls any press that doesn’t suit him 'fake news,' it is that person who should be the figure of suspicion, not the press."
Flake also will note that a new report says 262 journalists are imprisoned around the world, a number that includes 21 who Flake will say "are being held on 'false news' charges."
Nowicki is The Republic's national political reporter. Follow him on Twitter, @dannowicki.


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I got this quick & easy recipe from a friend who works for Better Homes & Gardens Realty. You can use cheese that comes from places other than Wisconsin! Standing time is not included.
- 3 (12 count) packagesfrozen white bread rolls dough, thawed to room temperature
- 1⁄3 cup butter, melted
- 1 cup finely grated wisconsin parmesan cheese
- 1 cup shredded wisconsin provolone cheese
- Preheat oven to 375F.
- Roll each dinner roll in butter, then in the Parmesan cheese to coat.
- Arrange half of the rolls in a well-greased 12-cup fluted tube or Bundt pan; sprinkle with half the Provolone.
- Top with the remaining coated rolls; sprinkle with remaining Provolone.
- Let rise for about 1 hour until double in size.
- Bake for 35- 45 minutes or until golden brown.
- If during the last 10- 15 minutes of baking, the bread becomes too dark, cover edges of bread with foil.
- Use a table knife to loosen the edges of the bread& remove from the pan.
- Serve warm.
ohh this was so good me and my husband are real cheese lovers and we gobbled this loaf up i will make this again and again
Delicious! We have been enjoying the sweet ones - which had me searching for appealing pull apart bread to add to a meal. Love this Cheese Pull Apart! Other then using my favorite bread maker dough I made as posted using a bunt pan. Great for those summer cookouts - makes for a great 'appetizer' as well. Thank you - already a family favorite.
I made this for myself and my grandaughters and we all loved it! I used a bundt pan and it came out beautiful. Mine was done in about 40 minutes. The girls couldn't stop eating it! Thanks for a great recipe! I will definitely make this again.

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Sooner or later in time, all of us face questions like, what’s the true which means of life, what’s my life’s objective, or who am I? Life is a thriller and fascinated by life’s deep questions could be very pure. Nevertheless, when these ideas turn into all-consuming, you’re feeling overwhelmed with despair, anxiousness, and frustration. That is what is named an existential disaster.
What Is Existential Disaster?
An existential disaster happens when an individual begins to query his or her very personal existence. It may be described as persistent unfavorable emotions and feelings that an individual experiences whereas looking for the inherent which means of life. In some circumstances, excessive ideas and unanswerable questions depart one feeling annoyed, anxious, depressed, and even suicidal.
Existential dread or existential anxieties are different names for a similar. Many individuals undergo a part of existential disaster. An existential disaster might consequence from intense emotions of despair as you take into account questions like, “What’s the level?” or “Why does any of this matter?”
It usually coincides with a turning level in life. Subsequently, any important incident that breaks the present and protected sample of pondering or residing and throws one from the identified to the unknown might be thought of as a set off. It may also be borne out of a sudden exterior disruption like a pandemic or a pure calamity that breaks the protection web or a sample that to this point was considered regular life.
Indicators of an Existential Disaster
It’s regular to assume deeply about your life or query your emotions. The problem is available in when no reply satisfies you. It turns into a relentless loop of advanced questions with no fulfilling answer. This, in flip, results in a battle inside your self about your purpose for existence. Anybody of any age can undergo an existential disaster.
Many of those signs could appear much like these of different psychological diseases. To determine an existential disaster, search for set off factors. Typically, the problem of on a regular basis life or hardships at work or household doesn’t boil right down to this. Main life-changing incidents act as a set off for an existential disaster to happen. Any scenario that disrupts your each day routine is a seed for the disaster to develop.
Understanding the signs will assist you determine such a scenario:
- Lack of will for each day chores
- Fixed irritability and scepticism
- Unexplained concern
- No motivation or vitality
- Questioning each alternative
- Fixed anxiousness
- Feeling depressed
- Isolating from family members
- Feeling overwhelmed
- Rising ranges of hysteria
- Panic assaults
- Damaging self-worth
- Sudden suicidal ideas
- Signs of grief
Causes of an Existential Disaster
1. Dying of Beloved Ones
Generally the lack of a cherished one may set off an existential disaster as one begins to query the which means of life and the finality of loss of life.
2. Going through the Risk of One’s Dying
An existential disaster associated to loss of life means you’re centered on the potential for dying and what occurs after that. This existential anxiousness might happen with age or with the analysis of a persistent sickness.
3. Divorce or a Breakup
Generally the top of a private relationship, which indicators the top of a unit and the dearth of an individualistic id, usually develops a sense of low self-worth. It makes the particular person query life, results in anxiousness and loneliness.
Your entire world goes via a pandemic. Individuals have misplaced their jobs, family members, members of the family, mother and father, livelihood and all the pieces to this pandemic. Isolation and never having the ability to join with individuals have led to a way of loneliness.
We’re surrounded by grief, struggling, and loss of life, which have led to a sense of helplessness, anxiousness, and frustration. It makes one query the uncertainty and meaninglessness of life.
6. Freedom of Alternative
All of us love our freedom. Nevertheless, an excessive amount of freedom may trigger uncertainty, melancholy, and even anxiousness. The liberty to do something can result in an existential disaster.
7. Emotional Disaster
Some individuals suppress their feelings, and in some unspecified time in the future, these emotions might bounce again with depth, main them to really feel these feelings dramatically. This will depart an individual feeling overwhelmed they usually might start a downward spiral if their emotional disaster shouldn’t be resolved.
8. Concern of Duty
There is no such thing as a proper approach to stay life. What you make of life is your accountability. This sort of thought course of can instil a concern of failure. The truth that nobody else can come to your rescue and you’re alone on this journey known as ‘life’ can alienate one from others.
When you understand that you’re about to make a big determination, which may alter the course of your life, it may possibly work as a set off and may result in existential anxiousness.
9. Important Life Occasions
Ideally, individuals cherish essential life occasions. Nevertheless, some individuals might really feel crippled by them. Turning 50, youngsters leaving dwelling, residing alone, and so forth. are examples that may depart you questioning life. Change is troublesome and the transitioning part might be nerve-wracking. Some main life occasions result in existential dread.
10. Identification Disaster
You start to query the basics and your very id. Look again on life and really feel that you haven’t expressed your self. You’ve got trodden the protected path or you haven’t voiced your displeasure. You’ll have shoved your grief below the carpet. Within the course of, you’ve gotten denied your self.
How Existential Disaster Impacts Psychological Well being?
An existential disaster happens when an individual feels a way of meaninglessness in life, a scarcity of motivation, and a way of fixed despair. Individuals usually wrestle with psychological well being points like anxiousness and melancholy throughout a interval of existential disaster.
Nevertheless, anxiousness and melancholy brought on by the existential disaster are very completely different from medical melancholy and anxiousness. Existential anxiousness is brought on by the concern of life’s true which means or the dearth of which means. A person might really feel anxious about their life selections or the dearth of freedom to select.
Existential melancholy refers back to the emotions of disinterest, unhappiness, hopelessness, and lack of motivation that usually accompany an existential disaster. A person might really feel hopeless in regards to the society, world, and life usually. They really feel there isn’t a level in doing something as a result of nothing will make a distinction to anybody. This results in a scarcity of motivation and impacts the psychological well being of the particular person.
Existential disaster makes a person really feel undesirable and consequently, they isolate themselves from others. Throughout this disaster, family members and pals ought to help such individuals and make them really feel cherished. They need to be reminded how essential they’re to the world. Fixed help and love might help individuals cope with existential melancholy, anxiousness, and different psychological well being points.
Methods to Deal with an Existential Disaster
1. Preserve a Gratitude Journal
Comply with the apply of writing or filling a journal each day with each little factor that makes you grateful.
Easy issues like being grateful for the meals in your plate or the clear air that you just breathe may also be useful. At instances while you query life’s which means, learn the journal. It is going to remind you of all of the issues you’re blessed with.
2. Practice Your Thoughts to Be Constructive
Going via an existential disaster part will cloud your thoughts with unfavorable ideas. It’s usually troublesome to interrupt the loop of negativity. Therefore, prepare your thoughts to search for positives amongst all of the negatives.
Easy instruments like meditation, creating constructive affirmations, and going for a strenuous exercise might assist one get out of unfavorable house.
3. Let Go of the Concern of the Unknown
It’s pointless to worry about issues that aren’t below your management. Perceive and make peace with the truth that you can’t discover solutions to all the pieces.
Subsequently, being aware and easily being within the current might help you cope higher. A easy train of bringing again your focus to the current second, learning the encompassing, specializing in respiration, and telling your self that life is gorgeous, is usually a life-changing hack.
4. Phase Huge Questions
Most questions that come up throughout an existential disaster are advanced and troublesome to reply. Break massive questions into smaller ones. This might help one to simplify life. Subsequently, take one child step at a time and cease the noise in your thoughts.
5. Say It Out Aloud
You litter your thoughts with fixed contemplation. Saying it aloud will assist you determine the true points. Speak it out with a pal or a member of the family. Listening to a perspective that’s completely different from yours might change the way in which you take a look at issues.
6. Divert Your Power
Don’t dwell on any uncomfortable or traumatic expertise. Put your vitality into issues that you’re captivated with. Take up hobbies or assist for a trigger to seek out fulfilment in life.
When to Search Assist?
You may come out of an existential disaster by your self. Go to a therapist to navigate via this higher. If ideas about your existence and life make you’re feeling anxious or depressed or negatively have an effect on you in different methods, it might be time to see a psychological well being skilled.
When the signs are recurring or turn into worse, then you have to go to a psychologist. They might help you thru common periods of CBT (cognitive behavioural remedy). If an existential disaster results in suicidal ideas, ask for rapid assist. Go to a great psychological well being skilled to cope with anxiousness and melancholy on the very onset.
Questioning about life and your objective on this world is pure. Many individuals undergo these existential ideas in some unspecified time in the future of their lives. Occupied with such questions doesn’t result in an existential disaster. Nevertheless, the feelings that consequence from these questions and the emotions that come up can result in conditions the place your total existence turns into a query.
Take cost or take assist, depend your blessings, discuss your issues, and divert your vitality into constructive actions. Search for enablers that may actively assist you break away from an existential disaster. Generally forgiving others, not fascinated by previous errors, and easily letting go, are additionally instruments that may assist you cope with an existential disaster. Although it’s self-treatable, you can too go to a therapist for sooner restoration. Comply with the ideas given and search assist if required.
Ceaselessly Requested Questions (FAQs)
Q. Which remedy helps with existential crises?
A. There’s a separate department of psychotherapy known as existential remedy. It focuses primarily on coping with an existential disaster. It lets you enhance self-awareness and focus in your tasks, your actuality, and happiness. Existential therapists additionally educate you the truth that worries and anxiousness are part of life. They’ll assist you positively deal with these.
Q. How are you going to assist a pal going via an existential disaster?
A. You can begin by being a protected house for them to open up. Don’t invalidate their emotions or questions. Take heed to them with an open coronary heart and provides your options. Reassure them that it’s okay to really feel that approach. Gently encourage them into looking for skilled assist in the event that they occur to have suicidal ideas.
Q. Do youngsters undergo an existential disaster?
A. Gifted youngsters and youngsters are able to going via an existential disaster. The flexibility to query life or objective typically begins in adolescence. Nevertheless, some youngsters possess particular abilities and emotional traits. Such youngsters can ponder upon life. There isn’t an outlined age or gender in terms of an existential disaster.
Q. Are midlife crises and existential crises the identical?
A. Each should not the identical. Nevertheless, a mid-life disaster is usually a kind of existential disaster. A mid-life disaster makes you query your achievements. It offers you a sense of not having carried out sufficient. An existential disaster is a broad umbrella time period. One kind of existential disaster is because of important alteration in life occasions. Therefore, one thing inevitable, like reaching center age, experiencing empty nest syndrome, or related anticipated occasions in a single’s life cycle, can attain huge proportions within the thoughts and set off an existential disaster.
Q. What’s existential OCD?
A. Repetitive ideas in regards to the which means of life or your objective in it may be an existential obsessive compulsion dysfunction. It’s an obsession with such ideas that don’t depart your thoughts. It turns into inconceivable to settle down with out discovering the solutions to your questions. Existential OCD consumes an enormous a part of your day with the identical loop of questions on existence.

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One example is, “The man from Sulphur Creek had spoken the truth when telling how cold it sometimes got in the country. And he had laughed at him!” Here, the man grudgingly admits that he should have paid more attention to the old-timer. Later, around line 270, he appreciates the advice the old-timer gave him. On the next page, he once again dismisses the old-timer, referring to him as “womanish” and thinking he worried too much about the need to travel with a companion in such cold weather. Much, much later in the story, he mumbles that the old-timer was absolutely right after all… and then he dies.
Although the dog obviously doesn’t understand the concept of temperature because it’s an animal, it seems to understand the cold as a much more dangerous entity than the man does. The dog seems much better adapted to the setting because it understands just how dangerous this weather can be.
Including the names of real places such as the Yukon and the Bering Sea establish that this story takes place in our world. Additionally, the descriptions of winter weather, while more brutal than that most students have probably known, lines up with our understanding of what winter is like. Together these details make the story feel like it could really have happened in the not-so-distant past or even now.
The dog becomes another character in the story and serves as a foil (counterpoint) to the man. London’s descriptions serve to contrast the dog’s keen awareness of the dangerous situation with the man’s arrogant and foolish mistakes.
The fact that the “old-timer from Sulphur Creek” has made it to old age shows that it is possible, if difficult, to survive for a very long time in such a place. Additionally, the dog is clearly more fit for such a place than the protagonist, given that he dies but the dog does not. This story shows readers that failure to prepare and remember the advice of others makes them unfit for survival and can only result in death.
London seems to think that the protagonist was doomed from the start. Fate doesn’t appear to play much of a role in this story, but nature’s unpredictability certainly does. With so many hidden springs lying beneath the ice and snow, sooner or later the man was bound to fall through and get into trouble. His chances of actually making it to camp were quite low.
These two themes interact because only the fittest can avoid nature’s pitfalls and make it out of dangerous situations alive and mostly unscathed.

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