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The United Nations human rights office Tuesday sounded the alarm on the recent killings of public prosecutors in Guatemala and Honduras, as well as the increasing vulnerability of human rights defenders in the two Central American countries.
“We are extremely concerned about an apparent new trend of targeting public prosecutors in Central America, apparently by organized crime groups,” said Rupert Colville, spokesperson for the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights. He spoke at a news briefing in Geneva, Switzerland.
“Over the past week, public prosecutors have been murdered in both Guatemala and Honduras in the course of their duties, amid growing insecurity and violence in both countries,” he said.
May 24 in Guatemala, Allan Stwolinsky, the local auxiliary prosecutor in Coban in the Department of Alta Verapaz, was found decapitated in a plastic bag in front of the governor’s house, he said.
Both the attorney general and the interior minister blamed the murder on the Mexican drug cartel Los Zetas and linked it to the seizure of 453 kilograms of cocaine, which had been coordinated by the auxiliary prosecutor.
Colville noted that this killing took place in the aftermath of the brutal massacre of 27 land workers in Peten, allegedly also by Los Zetas.
In Honduras, Raul Reyes Carbajal, a public prosecutor in the city of San Pedro Sula, was gunned down Sunday by several armed men who shot at him from another vehicle as he was driving home from work.
According to eyewitness reports, after Reyes was hit in his car, he lost control and crashed into a bus. His attackers then got out of their vehicle and shot him again to ensure he was dead.
Reyes had been coordinator of the public prosecutor’s office in Puerto Cortes for one month and had previously coordinated a special unit against organized crime. The killing comes at a time when the public prosecutor’s office in San Pedro Sula had decided to investigate the killings of seven youths, reportedly linked to gangs, during a police operation a few days earlier.

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text: Gayle writes all her books from a caravan in a field; the rest of the time she resides in an old chapel situated in North Norfolk with her husband, Chris. She does not have a degree in English, or anything remotely creative. Born and bred in Norfolk, she is not married to any of her relatives . . . Her inspiration comes from the beautiful countryside where she lives, coastal walks and the weird friends she is surrounded by.

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Pachamama, the Andean Earth goddess, has lent her name, humble roots and foreign accent to Pachamama's Hovel, a new gift shop at 1583 N. Milwaukee Ave.
The storefront, "decorated" in early pawn shop chic, lives up to its lowly billing. But the gifts collected here are rich. Carved Guatemalan masks ($30-$80) and strings of African beads ($15-$20) hang from the pegboard behind the register.
Brightly painted Mexican Day of the Dead figures in clay dance along the shelves ($5-$15), flanked by brooding ebony carvings from Nigeria ($30-$4,000). Knit caps from Burkina Faso ($20) huddle in a basket. Llamas frolic over a pile of Peruvian bags ($40) jumbled together with Guatemalan print tablecloths ($40), wood and brass animals from India ($25) and Thai bamboo flutes ($4.50).
You can travel from South America to Africa and back pawing through the tackle box of beads ($1-$2). Chicago potters and photographers are also represented.
According to co-owner and sculptor Rachel Biel, much of the work here is scouted out by friends around the world (who along with the artists smile from snapshots scattered in the room) and imported on consignment. About 60 percent of purchase price is returned to the craftspeople.
Perhaps the hovel has launched a Wicker Park trend. Collage, another import shop stocked with gifts from Latin American hot spots just opened a couple doors down, at 1577 N. Milwaukee Ave. Call Collage at 312-252-2562 or Pachamama's Hovel at 312-235-6262.


Enhanced query capabilities across the MSS customer data set, says the company
IBM has extended its security services portfolio to include enhanced analytic tools and services, in an effort to provide deeper, real-time analysis of advance threats.
The IBM analytics tools and services include new suspicious host dashboard for real-time identification of advanced threats, new IP intelligence report for on-demand analysis of individual IP addresses, and enhanced automated intelligence (AI) correlation engine that alerts businesses against security incidents.
The new security services also include new IP center dashboard that provides IBM threat analysts enhanced query capabilities across the MSS customer data set, enabling faster profiling of suspected attackers, returning a breakdown of the customers and industries affected, the attacks delivered as well as a threat score.
The new services detect outlying behaviour and thread together diverse contextual data to help organisations make rapid decisions to prevent security breaches from impacting the business, said the company.
The new intelligence tools and services enable enterprises to analyse complex data from multiple sources to determine in real-time how to adjust or change their security strategies.
IBM claims the new services enable business leaders to more clearly map their security, risk and compliance requirements to business needs while allowing for growth and innovation.
IBM Security Services vice president Marisa Viveros said they recognise clients need get ahead of the threats in today’s complex security landscape.
"We are applying our nearly five decades of security experience to help clients move from a reactive position to a proactive one, using analytics to anticipate threats as they appear instead of after the fact," Viveros said.


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April 17, 2017 @ 7:00 pm - April 26, 2017 @ 9:00 pmFREE
Washington State University School of Music proudly presents jazz fusion group Fatt Jazz featuring WSU jazz faculty Brad Ard, Mindy Ard and Dave Snider and special guest Dan Smith. The concert will be on Wednesday, April 26, 2017, 7:00 PM, in the Kimbrough Music Building room 101 on the WSU campus. This concert will highlight jazz guitarist Brad Ard, percussionist Mindy Ard, electric bassist Dave Snider and special guest jazz drummer Dan Smith. Brad Ard and Dave Snider have created special arrangements and compositions for this concert. Admission is free and open to the public.
Four outstanding musicians will be showcased: Bradley Ard on jazz guitar, Frederick “Dave” Snider on electric bass; Mindy Ard on percussion and steel drum and special guest Dan Smith on drums.
This special performance was inspired by the group’s desire to do a contemporary jazz-fusion concert for our music community, showcasing members of Fatt Jazz with special arrangements and compositions for this performance.
Brad Ard’s newest composition Attitude has a John Scofield slow fusion feel and will set the mood for tonight’s concert. Other charts by Ard include Stock and Trade, an exciting rock chart, Foot Fingers, with a Caribbean feel and featuring Mindy Ard on the steel drum.
Ard has also arranged a few charts for the group to include Come Dancing by Jeff Beck, a heavy progressive/fusion groove with a hypnotic bass line. Straight No Chaser by Thelonious Monk, is in a different groove with an entire set of new chord changes. It will definitely blow your mind. It’s Your Thing, composed by the Isley Brothers, is a 1969 tune that takes on an entirely new groove with a very steady bass line.
Little Wing by Jim Hendrix is the group’s favorite. Brad’s solo on this chart is always breath taking.
Other charts with input from everyone in the group are Eclypso by Tommy Flanagan, featuring a very solid Salsa groove and the percussion section, and A Night in Tunisia, by Dizzy Gillespie
With a nice Latin feel and twist in the meter, setting up a very exciting swing feel. These well-known charts that we are performing all have a new twist to them, making them real crowd pleasers.
With Mindy Ard on steel drum, Fatt Jazz has a very distinct and unique sound. In addition, of course the rest of the band has many exciting solos and grooves that will keep you moving all night.
This concert promises to be a fun and exciting evening of jazz!


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Discovery of Compounds that Prevent A-Beta Toxicity
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Toxic clumps of beta-amyloid, a protein fragment, are key pathological hallmarks of the Alzheimer brain. Yet scientists have not determined the exact structure of the most toxic beta-amyloid clumps. This lack of precise knowledge has prevented scientists from developing compounds that effectively target beta-amyloid. However, many investigators believe that such anti-amyloid compounds already exist but have not been adequately tested by Alzheimer research.
Michael Hecht, Ph.D., and colleagues propose to search through more than 150,000 compounds to determine if any of them might be useful in blocking toxic beta-amyloid accumulations. For this effort, they will use a sophisticated, computer-based screening technique. After they have selected promising compounds, they will test the molecules' amyloid-fighting abilities in cultured cells and in roundworms engineered to develop Alzheimer-like symptoms.
Results of this effort could identify potential Alzheimer drugs that could be tested in studies with mammals and, ultimately, in human clinical trials. Such drugs could provide the basis for more precise Alzheimer treatments.

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An art lesson leads to the resignation of a Florida charter school principle.
Hope Carrasquilla offering her resignation to the Tallahassee Classical School's board after parents complained that their kids were shown photos of Michelangelo's "David" statue during an art history lesson.
The concerned parents allege the images of the statue are pornographic and unsuitable for kids.
The school board chair telling CBS News that the educator was asked to resign over "a number of other issues."
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It raises questions about whether the agency should have had its budget and responsibilities expanded to such an extent.
The European Union's border agency Frontex has been criticised by auditors for not being effective enough even as its funding is set to double again.
In a report published on Monday, the European Court of Auditors said Frontex was not sufficiently helping the bloc to curb illegal migration and cross-border crime.
It comes even as the agency is set to be given additional tasks, like playing a greater role in deporting migrants, and to see its budget increased by €440 million in the coming years.
Frontex had just 45 employees in 2005, the year after its creation. It was then bolstered by the EU in the wake of the 2015 refugee crisis, and in 2019, a fresh mandate granted Frontex a standing corps that is set to grow to 10,000 officers by 2027, with an annual budget of about €900m.
Despite this, the Court of Auditors found, there were "worrying" deficiencies in the services already being provided by Frontex.
The auditors found gaps and inconsistencies in the way information was exchanged between Frontex and EU countries, hampering their ability to properly monitor external borders.
It also found Frontex's vulnerability assessments were "beset" by reliance on incomplete or low-quality data, even though the information needed should have been provided by EU member states.
The auditors also warned of a lack of transparency by the organisation on the real costs of its joint operations.
“Frontex’s tasks at the EU’s external borders are essential for the fight against cross-border crime and illegal immigration,” report author Leo Brincat said.
"Nevertheless, Frontex is currently not discharging that duty effectively. This is especially worrying at a time when Frontex is being given added responsibilities."
Frontex spokesman Chris Borowski told Euronews that Frontex had undergone a "massive transformation" in the past few years that "would have challenged any organisation" especially during COVID-19.
Nevertheless, he said, "The agency is determined to deliver on its core mission to support EU members at their external borders. Frontex is aware that improvements are needed and has been working hard to make the agency stronger and more effective.
"Unfortunately, many of the raised issues are related to external factors outside of the agency’s control.
"The agency has also accepted all of the recommendations. Their implementation calls for a combined effort of Frontex, the European Commission and national authorities."


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The place looks alright, they have tried to get the ambiance going, its decorated in Indian ordinance, but everything is tolerable if the food is good, but sadly that was not the case.
Now I have had worse food than this, but this is right there with the bottom of the barrel, I ordered chicken tikka, Peshawari chana and Goat curry. I figured I order variety and order stuff that is more popular so chances are I would get decent food...WRONG...the chicken tikka while cooked alright, had no taste, it felt like they did not marinate it at all, it was as if, it had been thrown into spice and cooked right away. The Goat Curry was the worst offender, the gravy had no depth at all, the pieces of meat looked like as if the restaurant bought scrapes from the butcher and cooked them, pieces of fat with hint of meat here and there, The only thing which was not a complete disaster was the Peshawari chana.
I think this place is catered towards the white people (no offence) but any desi (indian or pakistani ) person will take offence to the quality of food here,
This place in on par with what they charge for food with other restaurants, However those restaurants serve food I can actually enjoy.
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According to DailyRecord, Paterson joined LendingCrowd last December from Tangent Communications Plc, where she was head of corporate development and investor relations. Prior to Tangent, Paterson was a managing director of corporate finance at Collins Stewart Europe Ltd and prior to that was a manager of mergers and acquisitions at Societe Generale.
Sharing her thoughts about the news, Paterson explained:
“I am excited to be appointed as Director and am looking forward to working with the other UK Crowdfunding Association Directors and members to create a positive change in the financial services sector and beyond. From my work in corporate finance and the City, I have the expertise to be able to input from the viewpoint of a debt-based platform such as LendingCrowd.
“I’m already closely involved with the organization as part of the tax committee and am very happy to roll my sleeves up to raise the profile of the UK Crowdfunding Association and its members in the financial community.”
LendingCrowd is a peer-to-business loan platform set up last October by Bill Dobbie, co-founder of the dating website Cupid. Since its launch last October, the platform has facilitated over £1.25m of loans to SMEs across the UK and over 750 people have signed up as investors.

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2018 AM-DOCS Film Festival
Annual Program in Palm Springs
By: Jack Lyons - May 06, 2018
Seven years ago, AM-DOCS Film Festival founder Teddy Grouya, felt that filmmakers of documentaries needed a proper festival of their own to display their diverse and wide-ranging, special subject-matter films. Accordinglt, the documentary film genre has been presented a festival format with all the trimmings.
The audiences for the first AM-DOCS festival has grown exponentially to the point where seven years later, the place to see just documentary films in America, is right here in Palm Springs, California, at The Palm Springs Cultural Center and Camelot Theatres.
The popularity of the festival has created a need for a Spanish language segment to meet the demand for Spanish speaking documentaries at the 2018 festival. Grouya, wisely added a two-day break-out segment on April 13th and 14th that was held at Cathedral City’s Mary Pickford Theatre, where 30 Latino documentaries were screened; with some Q & A sessions following the screenings. The 2018, eight-day festival that ended on April 14th, screened 170 films, covering a broad range of subjects from filmmakers located all over the world; some of whom, attended with their films in competition.
We were fortunate to see the festival documentary film entry “The Girl and the Picture”, written, produced, and directed by Academy Award-winning documentary filmmaker Vanessa Roth. Her documentary is a strong, powerful, visual statement on war and survival in general, and more specifically, following WW II and its aftermath, her film depicts how it affects all people, not just the victims, but also the survivors and their extended families for generations.
Ms. Roth’s main focus in “The Girl and the Picture” is on the 1937 Japanese army’s infamous scorched earth policy in its invasion of Nanking, China (one of China’s six ancient capitals back in 1638 A.D. then spelled as Nanjing), during what came to be called “The Rape of Nanking” prior to World War II. Thousands of Nanking’s citizenry were raped, shot and killed by marauding Japanese troops during the invasion.
The film chronicles and explores the life of Xia Shuqin, now 88 years-old, who became an orphan at eight years of age when her parents and her sibling were murdered by invading Japanese forces. It’s an inspiring true story of a young Chinese girl who could not read or write, yet somehow, miraculously survived wars and life under Chairman Mao Tze Tun.
It is a story that has never been told until now. Ms. Roth weaves a fascinating ‘East Meets West’ documentary story from interviews with Xia, her daughter, and her seven-year-old grandson. The West component is represented by Chris Magee, the grandson of American missionary John Magee who lived in Nanking in the 1920’s and 30’s. It was John’s diaries, letters, old newspaper clips, plus invaluable 16mm home movies and archival film footage given to Ms. Roth, along with her detailed, research and additional information that became the basis for her documentary film.
As both writer and director, Ms. Roth nicely weaves the various interviews and the exact location sites into the story. Conducting and filming her interviews, at the actual locations of 80 years ago, whenever possible, lends her film a ring of authenticity and verisimilitude that are the hallmarks of good documentary filmmaking. “The Girl and the Picture”, is a story that has remained unknown for far too many years. Now it’s being shared with everyone at film festival around America.
I got to briefly chat with Ms. Roth following her screening and the Q & A session of her film over a bottle of deliciously cold spring water. Vanessa Roth is a soft-spoken, bright, highly educated filmmaker with a Master’s Degree in Social Work, and a minor in Family Law from Columbia University, NY.
Her father is the Academy Award-winning screenwriter Eric Roth of the movie “Forrest Gump”. Her mother is the Archeologist Linda Roth. Ms. Roth’s canon of films is quite impressive for one so young and talented. She is 47 years old, but looks 30. She is the recipient of the prestigious Alfred I. du Pont-Columbia award for “Taken In: The Lives of America’s Foster Children”. Her film festival wins and honors include two Sundance Film Festival Special Jury Prizes, Cine Golden Eagles, Casey Medals and a MacArthur Grant.
Some of her award-winning documentary films include: “Close to Home”, “Aging Out”, ”Schools of the 21st Century”, ‘The Third Monday in October”, “9/11’s Toxic Dust”, No Tomorrow”, “The Other Side”, “American Teacher”, and “The Texas Promise”. Filmmaker Vanessa Roth is too busy making award winning films too worry about anything as mundane as looking her age.
How many of your films, I asked, have you entered in film festivals over the decade that you’ve been a professional filmmaker? She replied, “I think it’s about 12.” Do you ever tire of the film circuit road trips? “No, actually I enjoy it. Of, course, I miss my three children, but that’s what makes going home so special when I do get home.” Where is home these days? “I live in Brooklyn”. Where are you taking this film next? “This is the world premiere screening of “The Girl and the Picture.” We also will screen it at The Newport Film Festival, and the Tribecca Film Festival in New York City, with more festivals, dates to be announced.”
What year did you win your Oscar? “That was 2008, as the producer of “FREEHELD” – Best Short Film Documentary.” What lies ahead for filmmaker Vanessa Roth in 2018/2019? “Last year I was the Executive Producer and Director of “Daughters of Destiny: The Journey of Shanti Bhavan” – a four-part Netflix Original documentary series that debuted on July 28, 2017.” Is it possible that we may see a full-length feature motion picture from you some day? Ms. Roth smiles sweetly, as I thank her for her time away from her busy festival schedule. I think it’s a good bet that she just might. It would a pity to deprive audiences of her filmmaking talent.
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Mathieu van der Poel was fined A$1,500 (£910) and allowed to return to Europe after being arrested on Sunday morning.
The 27-year-old was taken to Kogarah police station the night before the men’s elite road race at the World Championships after an altercation with two teenage girls who had been knocking on the door of his hotel room. He was charged with two counts of common assault and was released on conditional bail.
Van der Poel’s court appearance was scheduled for Tuesday but was brought forward at the request of his lawyers to allow him to fly home today.
As a result of the incident, Dutch publication NOS reported that van der Poel was fined $1000 for pushing one of the girls and $500 for confronting the other. He also regained his passport, which was confiscated at the time of his arrest.
The Dutchman’s lawyer Michael Bow said: “His partner was in tears and he himself was very disappointed with the outcome.
“He told me he felt he had let his country and his team down.”
Bowe added that cyclists who chose not to comment on the legal process plan to appeal the ruling.
A 27-year-old man, later revealed to be Vanderpool, was arrested at a Sydney hotel on Saturday night, a NSW Police statement showed. “It was further alleged that the man then pushed two teens, one to the ground and the other to the wall, causing minor abrasions to her elbows,” the statement said.
Following the incident, Van der Poel told Belgian media Sporza that he did not return from the police station until 4am, six hours before the start of the road race.
“It’s been a disaster, but I can’t change anything anymore. I’m trying to do my best.”
The 27-year-old added: “I went to bed early and many of the kids in the hallway of my room found it necessary to knock on the door. After a few times, I finished it. I didn’t ask kindly to stop. Then the police were called.”
Despite his arrest, van der Poel made it to the starting line in the road race, but withdrew after just 30 kilometers.


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Shape Security Pulls In $26M
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA, Shape Security today announced that it has closed $26 million in growth capital.
Shape Security, the leading provider of bot mitigation and anti-automation for the world's largest companies, today announced that it has closed $26 million in growth capital, bringing its total raised to $132 million. Norwest Venture Partners led the round, with new strategic investors JetBlue Technology Ventures and Singtel Innov8 joining. Existing investors Kleiner Perkins, Venrock, Baseline Ventures, Allegis Capital, Focus Ventures, Epic Ventures, Raging Capital, and Tomorrow Ventures also participated. The new funding will help Shape accelerate international expansion.
Shape eliminates bots, fraud and unwanted automation for more than 20 percent of the consumer brands in the Fortune 500 while protecting over 100 million legitimate human logins each day. This gives Shape an understanding of users and their behavior that is unparalleled in breadth and quality. Fueled by this extensive dataset, Shape's AI platform detects and shuts down automated attacks in real-time. Shape's platform can distinguish real users from fraudsters even when criminals use manual methods.
"Criminals spill more than 5 million usernames and passwords every day," said Sumit Agarwal, Shape Security co-founder & COO. "Criminals then use these credentials to attack large web and mobile applications. We founded Shape to stop these attacks, protecting both users and enterprises from fraud. Our long-term mission is to deliver security that not only prevents attacks, but also improves usability, creating a safer, better internet for all."
Promod Haque, Senior Managing Partner at Norwest Venture Partners, noted, "Shape's technology creates incredible reductions in fraud losses for the Fortune 500. I've served on the boards of multiple security companies over the years, including FireEye, and the exceptional growth we're witnessing at Shape Security and the demand for the company's products is an extremely positive sign for Shape's future and the direction of the industry."
JetBlue's Chief Digital and Technology Officer, Eash Sundaram, stated, "The safety and security of our customers, in all aspects, is JetBlue's top priority. Shape has proven to be a very impactful partner for us as we protect our customers online. We're excited for JetBlue Technology Ventures' investment to expand our relationship with Shape as we work together to improve our customers' experience."
Singtel's corporate venture capital arm, Singtel Innov8, partners with leading innovators to bring cutting-edge technologies to international markets. "Shape has clearly demonstrated its capabilities to help its blue chip customers significantly reduce fraud," said Edgar Hardless, Chief Executive Officer of Singtel Innov8. "We are excited to partner with Shape and help expand its footprint in the economies of Asia/Pacific where enterprises are rapidly undergoing digital transformation."
About Shape Security
Shape Security is defining a new future in which excellent cybersecurity not only stops attackers, but also welcomes good users. Shape disrupts the economics of cybercrime, making it too expensive for attackers to commit online fraud, while enabling enterprises to more easily identify and transact with genuine customers on their websites and mobile apps. The world's leading organizations rely on Shape as their primary line of defense against attacks on their web and mobile applications, including three of the Top 5 US banks, five of the Top 10 global airlines, two of the Top 5 global hotels and two of the Top 5 US government agencies. The Shape platform, covered by 55 patents, was designed to stop the most dangerous application attacks enabled by cybercriminal fraud tools, including credential stuffing (account takeover), fake account creation, and unauthorized aggregation. Today, the Shape Network defends 1.7 billion user accounts from account takeover and protects 30% of all US savings. The company is headquartered in Mountain View, California, and also has offices in London and Sydney.
Shape's leadership team is responsible for having created a new industry within cybersecurity. Derek Smith, CEO, and Sumit Agarwal, COO, previously held leadership positions at the Pentagon. Before that, Derek co-founded Oakley Networks, which was acquired by Raytheon, and Sumit led Google's North American Mobile Product Management division. Shuman Ghosemajumder, CTO, helped launch Gmail and led Global Product for Trust & Safety, protecting and enabling the world's largest advertising network; and Xinran Wang, Chief Security Scientist, formerly worked at Palo Alto Networks where he created Wildfire, the most widely used malware sandboxing technology.
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Sen. Graham defends US giving millions to Pakistani ‘gender programs,’ as Americans get a whopping $600
Conservatives held such high hopes for Lindsey 2.0 after the no-holds-barred brawl over Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court in 2018.
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., grabbed the spotlight after rightly and appropriately slamming Democrats for their shameful treatment of Kavanaugh. At times since then, Graham has elevated his game to show that the old, milquetoast, go-along-to-get-along Lindsey had evolved into a stout counterpuncher decidedly on the right.
But this week, the old Lindsey flashed before us.
One of the many fiscal insanities we are now discovering in the massive COVID-19 relief/omnibus spending bill that Congress overwhelmingly passed on Monday was the inclusion of $25 million for Pakistan.
The funding is divided between efforts to promote democracy ($15 million) and “gender programs” ($10 million).
On Fox News, Graham defended the aid package. He noted that foreign assistance comprises just 1 percent of the federal budget – which if you haven’t noticed is not in the neighborhood of $5 trillion – and that women have it hard in this particular Muslim country.
“Pakistan is a place I really worry about,” Graham said.
“Eighty-five countries a woman can’t open up a bank account without her husband’s signature. She can’t inherit property. If you’re a young girl in Pakistan life is pretty tough. So we’re trying to make life better for women throughout the world.” he said.
Lindsey Graham defends sending millions of your taxpayer dollars to Pakistan because women can’t open up bank accounts without their husbands’ signatures.
He also says he’s trying to make life better for women in Pakistan because “life is pretty tough” pic.twitter.com/Qw8miEqvkU
— Eduardo Neret (@eduneret) December 22, 2020
If the criticism continues, mostly over the fact that Americans got $600 each as their government dispatched tens of millions of dollars to overseas interests, expect Graham and other defenders of this line item to start noting that’s not that much money, since it averages out to about 10 cents per woman in Pakistan.
On its website, the U.S. Agency for International Development explains what it does with taxpayers’ money overseas.
According to USAID’s website, in Pakistan specifically, under the heading of “Gender Equality and Female Empowerment,” U.S. taxpayers have helped 35,000 Pakistani women learn livestock management and horticulture, which has helped “create full-time equivalent jobs for women in agriculture and agribusinesses,” helped them obtain jobs in power plants and taught them the intricacies of “trade policy formulation.”
America also has funded health, legal, and counseling services to approximately 61,000 female survivors of gender-based violence there, paid for more than 6,600 higher education scholarships to young women in Pakistan, trained 196 public prosecutors on laws protecting women’s rights and gender issues, financed more than 50,000 women entrepreneurs, assisted in a “national identity card registration” for approximately 1.5 million women to promote women’s voting rights and trained almost 16,000 female political party representatives.
This may be all well and good, but the average American likely won’t see why it’s our business to interfere in how other countries manage their affairs, or the utility of helping the country that for years shielded the world’s most notorious terrorist who was responsible for killing 3,000 Americans in one attack.
Congress should get the economy open in America before getting gender programs funded in Pakistan.
The Uniparty that writes these bills is America Last to the core. https://t.co/deQGIkuDgJ
— Matt Gaetz (@mattgaetz) December 22, 2020
U.S Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., may have put it best, tweeting “Congress should get the economy open in America before getting gender programs funded in Pakistan. The Uniparty that writes these bills is America Last to the core.”


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Most of us have always been worried about our hair falling out. It’s not just the women who worry, but also the men. Hair loss affects men as well as women. Hair loss is due to various reasons. It can be hereditary or it can be due to some other reasons. Either way, there are foods that can help in preventing hair loss and we’ve listed 9 of them for you below.
These 9 Foods Will Help Your Hair Grow Faster
Carrots: In addition to being great for your eyes, carrots are also fantastic for your hair. They contain a lot of vitamin A, a natural conditioner that keeps your hair from falling out. Sweet potatoes are another excellent source of vitamin A.
Spinach: A fantastic vegetarian food for hair development is spinach. The nutrients iron, vitamins A and C, and protein are all abundant in spinach. The primary factor for hair loss is an iron deficiency, and spinach is not only an excellent source of iron but also of sebum, which naturally conditions hair. We also get omega-3 fatty acids, magnesium, potassium, calcium, and iron from it. These aid in preserving glossy hair and a healthy scalp.
Walnuts: To reduce hair loss, increase your intake of walnuts. It is the only known nut to contain biotin, B vitamins (B1, B6, and B9), Vitamin E, a lot of protein, and magnesium, all of which build hair cuticles and nourish the scalp.
Guava: Guavas have more vitamin C than oranges, which helps to keep your hair from breaking and becoming brittle. Vitamins B and C are also present in the leaves, much like the fruit, and they aid to increase the activity of the collagen necessary for hair development.
Barley: Vitamin E, which is abundant in barley, aids in the treatment of hair thinning. Additionally, iron and copper, which support the synthesis of red blood cells and strengthen your hair follicles, are abundant in barley.
Flaxseeds: Omega-3 fatty acids, which are abundant in flaxseeds, easily penetrate the cell membranes of your scalp and the hair shaft to nourish the follicles. They also provide your hair flexibility, preventing breaking. Due to the fact that your body is unable to create these necessary fatty acids, you must get them from your diet, and flaxseeds are a fantastic, healthy choice.
Dairy products and eggs: Dairy and egg products are excellent for thickening and growing hair. Essential nutrients like proteins, Vitamin B12, iron, zinc, and Omega 6 fatty acids are abundant in milk, yogurt, and eggs. Additionally, dairy products are a fantastic source of biotin, a vitamin B7 recognized for battling hair loss.
Chicken: Since protein makes up your hair, consuming a diet consisting of high-quality, naturally occurring protein can be quite beneficial. For vegetarians, tofu and peanuts can be used to support healthy hair.
A poor diet is the most prevalent cause of hair loss, even while environmental causes like sun exposure, pollution, and frequent use of chemical treatments can harm your hair. Make sure to include these nutrients in your diet on a regular basis. These meals can help you grow your hair longer and thicker while reducing hair loss.

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The Ka Iwi Coast must be treated as a whole -- that's the picture as you round the bend from Hanauma Bay and that's the way our state and city governments should be proceeding. But they're not.
Saving Ka Iwi was
only the first step
Governor Cayetano's leadership in purchasing a large chunk of the Ka Iwi coast presents an enormous opportunity to do the right thing for the entire coast. Like the Kakaako waterfront, it needs to be treated in its entirety to make the most of a marvelous asset.
In short, the recent purchase at Ka Iwi was a great move, a legacy move by the governor, but is only part of the struggle. And big-picture planning and execution must follow to give this rare coastal gem its due.
Recent presentations about state parks at neighborhood boards have highlighted the glaring need for a whole-coast approach -- from Koko Head to Makapuu -- and highlighted the contention that such an approach is not getting any visibility from the state and city that together own the entire coast. Arguably Koko Head, Hanauma and Sandy Beach are getting attention from the city. And the state Department of Land and Natural Resources, or DLNR, is planning for its newly purchased 300 acres of Ka Iwi.
But stuck right in the middle is a no-man's land, Wawamalu, which is being trashed due to inattention from its city owner and lack of enforcement on its beaches by the DLNR' s conservation enforcement arm, the Division of Conservation and Resource Enforcement, or DOCARE, which has full police powers.
Within most people's memory, there has been talk of a National Park spanning this zone. "Not feasible" came back the answer from Washington DC. Maybe so, but that doesn't detract from the concept that the Ka Iwi coast should be treated as a whole rather than piecemeal.
Ignoring Wawamalu means missing the most logical parking site for hiker and shore-user access to the newly acquired acres. That site is now a large dusty bowl, already parked-on, junked-up and rat-raced-on. It could be graded, provided with safe highway access, and treated with gravel, landscaping and encroachment barriers for conservation and safe access to Wawamalu, Kaloko and Queen's Beach. Using this access site would spare further degradation of the new Ka Iwi acres.
The situation at Wawamalu Beach has been atrocious for some time. Cars, SUVs and trucks are driving on the beach, crashing through the pitiful dunes where naupaka is trying to vegetate. There is litter everywhere from car parts to tires to beverage containers to dumped trash.
Just because it would be more complicated for the state and city to plan and coordinate for the whole of Ka Iwi doesn't mean that it shouldn't be done. That would be good public policy and the least that the governor and the mayor should effect. Until they take this big-picture approach, they will appear inept, the public will be ill served, and a rare opportunity will be squandered.
William Reese Liggett lives in Kaimuki
and is a Ka Iwi coast clean-up leader.


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Reacting to Deepika Padukone’s JNU visit, Kangana Ranaut said, “I think, she’s exercising her democratic right and she knows what she’s doing. I shouldn’t be with an opinion on what she is doing. It is not suitable for me to say that she should have done that or this. I can say what I need to do.”
Bollywood News Deepika Padukone made an uproar in the nation when she visited JNU to stand in solidarity. Individuals threatened to boycott her film and slammed her standing together with all the ‘tukde tukde’ gang. Her picture was influenced by the JNU trip of Deepika however, it is also affecting her brand endorsement.
In the times, once the majority of A-list Bollywood actors remained mum about the strikes in JNU, Deepika put a brave front up and proceeded against all odds. Right, Swara Bhasker into Gauahar Khan and Anurag Kashyap, from Richa Chadda Bollywood actors lauded DP for the move.
At the same, the actress had to be on the receiving end of criticism. Amidst this, Kangana Ranaut was asked concerning Deepika Padukone’s JNU visit along with her opinion that was strong is put forth by the Panga actress.
In an interview with Spotboye, Kangana Ranaut explained that Deepika Padukone knows what she is doing and standing for. “I think, she is exercising her democratic right and she knows what she’s doing.
I shouldn’t be with an opinion on what she’s doing. It’s not suitable for me to state that she should have done this or that. I can say what I need to do. I don’t want to stand with Tukre’s gang. I really don’t want to support anyone who wishes to divide this nation. I really don’t want to enable those who don’t have the nation’s welfare within their thoughts. I don’t need to remark on what she should have done,” she said.
Before, when she had been asked concerning the #JNUAttack, Kangana had said, “I would like to state these gang wars have been handled by dangerous and powerful individuals, which leaves both sides hurt; these matters shouldn’t be made into a federal issue. Police should take perpetrators into custody and give them slaps each.”

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Originally published on Fri April 27, 2012 3:44 pm
Can the repeated brain injuries suffered by some athletes cause problems with brain function later in life? A new play, Headstrong, opening next week in New York, looks at athletes and head trauma, and the high price some athletes end up paying for playing the game.
The beating of Rodney King by Los Angeles police officers sparked the chain of events that led to the deadly L.A. riots 20 years ago this weekend. Host Michel Martin speaks with Rodney King about his memories of the riots, the beating, and his new book, The Riot Within: My Journey from Rebellion to Redemption.
The Los Angeles riots stunned the nation in 1992, claiming more than 50 lives in that city. As the unrest approached Koreatown, store owner Kee Whan Ha mobilized his fellow business owners to arm themselves and defend their property. Host Michel Martin talks with him about the riots, and the neighborhood today.
Originally published on Fri April 27, 2012 5:24 pm
It's no secret that Americans are short on sleep. But there's been disagreement as to why. A new study says here's one big reason: work.
An analysis from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health asked people where they're working, and how much they sleep. The more people work, the less sleep they're likely to get. And some jobs are much less sleep-friendly than others. Sort of saw those coming, even through our bleary eyes.
The hottest stars of Latin music strutted down the red carpet last night in South Florida, for the annual Billboard Latin Music Awards. Host Michel Martin checks in with NPR Music's Alt.Latino co-host Jasmine Garsd to take a look at the winners, the losers, and the surprising snubs.
Originally published on Fri April 27, 2012 2:02 pm
It must take a boatload of energy to be Michel Nischan. He owns a restaurant, writes cookbooks and lead the fast-growing non-profit Wholesome Wave, which connects low-income neighborhoods with local, farm fresh foods. WW has doubled its reach over the last few years, linking about 2,300 local farmers with thousands of people.
This week on Pop Culture Happy Hour, the old gang is back together to tackle a new comedy, just like the guest panel did last week: Last week, it was Girls; this week, it's the less fussed over Veep, starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus. We'll talk about how we responded to her performance, the writing (from the guys behind the great In The Loop), and the depiction of politics.
Now f or Jessica Evers Jones, the anniversary of the LA riots is also a birthday. Jessica entered the world dramatically. On that first day of the riots, her pregnant mother, Elvira Jones, was shot in the stomach outside her home. Elvira was rushed to the hospital and Jessica was delivered by emergency C-section. Surgeons removed a bullet from her elbow. She was famous before she was a week old.
The first round of the 2012 NFL draft was held at New York City's Radio City Music Hall Thursday. The top-two picks are two of the most highly regarded quarterbacks to enter the NFL in quite some time. After those players were selected, teams began furiously trading picks and players in order to secure their presumed slice of future greatness.
Lawmakers in the House plan to vote Friday on a measure that would prevent a doubling of the student loan interest rate on July 1. The House would pay for the decreased revenue by raiding the new health care law's fund for preventive care.
Four years ago, Marco Ferreira was riding his motorcycle down an isolated road in Los Angeles when he hit some grout and had an accident.
Though he was wearing a full helmet, leather pants and jacket, Ferreira suffered a traumatic brain injury.
When he woke from a six-week coma, his wife, Wendy Tucker, was there.
"You didn't walk, you didn't talk, and you couldn't feed yourself for seven months," she says during a visit with the 48-year-old Ferreira to StoryCorps in San Francisco. "Since then, it's just been getting better all the time."


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Can recruiters do more to promote equality, diversity and inclusion research?
This March was a very special milestone for me, as it marked my five-year anniversary as CEO of Barclay Simpson. I remain extremely grateful to have been given this opportunity, and I’m incredibly proud of everything we – as a team and a business – have accomplished during that time.
Since stepping into the role, one of my priorities has been to continue embedding a culture of equality, diversity and inclusion (ED&I) into the foundations of our organisation. Recruitment is all about people after all, and it’s crucial that we strive to be representative of all sections of society and make everyone within our network feel respected, valued and understood.
As a company, we’ve worked hard to foster a culture of inclusion and belonging within our own teams in order to create a workplace where everyone feels seen and heard. And while there is undoubtedly a clear business case for ED&I, the moral case is far stronger: we want to do what’s right.
To truly thrive, I firmly believe recruiters must not only embrace diversity internally, but actively promote and celebrate it in all forms wherever possible.
Recruiters are in a unique position to champion the benefits of ED&I within the world of employment. Some of our efforts are very direct, such as helping clients access a diverse pool of talent and ensuring qualified candidates are given equal opportunities at all stages of the recruitment process.
Other ED&I work that we’re involved in has a broader, more long-term scope, and it’s one of these projects that I’d like to talk more about now.
In 2022, we began partnering with Women in Banking & Finance (WIBF), a highly regarded not-for-profit network that has been championing women in financial services for more than 40 years.
We supported them on Accelerating Change Together, or ACT, a four-year research programme conducted by the WIBF in collaboration with The Inclusion Initiative at the London School of Economics (LSE).
ACT is the UK’s first cross-sector research programme designed to bring a gender lens to the country’s financial services industry in an effort to address its prevailing gender balance issues.
More research into diversity and inclusion is always welcome, but ACT goes even further by providing actionable recommendations that organisations can adopt in order to better attract, retain and promote employees from diverse backgrounds.
Barclay Simpson and other recruiters supported the WIBF and LSE by introducing senior professionals from across our specialist markets who were willing to be interviewed about their careers and unique experiences. I’m delighted to say we were able to find 26 senior governance and cyber professionals for the study.
The final report, ‘100 Diverse Voices’, revealed a number of fascinating ED&I insights, with a key focus on the re-organisation of work in a post-pandemic world.
The full report can be read here, and we recently spoke to Dr Jasmine Virhia – a Postdoctoral Researcher at LSE who was the lead interviewer for the project – to discuss some of its findings.
“What has become really clear from our research is that the autonomy people were given during the pandemic is now central to how people conceptualise their work and how much satisfaction they’re getting from it,” she explained.
“Everyone is prioritising their physical and mental health so much more now.”
Indeed, the consensus among the interviewees was that a ‘remote first’ approach to work has no negative impact on productivity, and often improved productivity for many people. Women in particular favoured a flexible approach, which means offices that demand arbitrary office time could be deterring top female talent.
This aligns with Barclay Simpson’s own research. According to our most recent surveys, 69% of people would consider changing jobs if they weren’t able to have their preferred hybrid or remote working set-up. And for 74% of employees, the ideal flexible working arrangement is at least three days working from home a week.
Of course, flexible working is just one piece of the puzzle for firms looking to drive ED&I. Psychological safety, trust and effective leadership are also key to creating a diverse and inclusive culture.
“Organisations really need to invest in having a large number of inclusive leaders, as well as formal management training,” Dr Virhia said.
“It sounds simple, but if you’re responsible for managing people – whether it’s a team of two or 20 – you should have the right understanding and training to do that. This really helps to improve diversity and inclusion organically.”
During the interviews, a common complaint among interviewees was that many organisations say all the right things on paper when it comes to ED&I, but they don’t always follow through properly. Some try to move too fast without a concrete plan, losing steam when things don’t work out.
The upshot? Businesses often have good intentions – but the execution isn’t quite there yet.
Fortunately, the ACT programme’s research has resulted in two frameworks that offer tangible guidance for organisations: GOOD FINANCE and UTOPIA. These offer clear, practical and measurable actions for companies that want to formalise their ED&I efforts.
Each letter of the GOOD FINANCE and UTOPIA frameworks represents a specific recommendation, such as flexibility (F), networking (N) and Productivity (P).
Networking, for example, encourages businesses to reach out to other organisations to form a network of ‘gatekeepers’ who can work together to actively open doors for talented and ambitious women.
“It’s been two years since we designed the GOOD FINANCE framework, and we’ve now had great feedback from a lot of the big organisations that participated telling us that these actions are really starting to work,” Dr Virhia says.
A core theme running through the ACT programme is that while its individual reports may focus on specific demographics, such as women, the recommendations are designed to create a better working environment for everyone.
This is also true for the LSE’s latest project – a study investigating the links between ED&I and productivity. Funded by the Economic and Social Research Council, it’s part of a larger research collaboration to better understand what helps and hinders certain groups reaching their full potential.
“UK productivity is nearly 20% lower than some of its closest competitors, and it’s been virtually stagnant since the global financial crisis in 2008,” Dr Virhia explained.
“At the same time, we have an issue with diversity – people from underrepresented groups are substantially less likely to access and succeed in the most productive career pathways. What we want to find out is whether resolving the diversity problem could also help resolve our productivity problem.”
Amplifying diverse voices is crucial because much of the existing research on productivity focuses on white men. For this project, professionals at all levels of seniority (from early career through to the C-suite) are being interviewed across the finance, manufacturing, retail, public service and technology sectors.
“Productivity hasn’t been reappraised or investigated from a diversity angle before,” said Dr Virhia.
“So we want to speak to Black and Asian men and women. Those who are neurodiverse, disabled, blind or partially sighted. People who are trans or genderfluid, as well as men and women from various socio-economic backgrounds. That’ll help us really understand what enables productivity and address the blockers that are currently preventing people from fulfilling their potential.”
As with the 100 Diverse Voices report, Barclay Simpson is supporting this research by reaching out to members of our community to find people from a range of backgrounds who may be willing to take part.
The interviews are currently underway, and the feedback so far is that organisations often have legacy systems and processes that are not conducive to productivity.
Unstructured meetings with no agendas and unclear outcomes are a good example. Inflexible, bureaucratic procedures are another, reflecting a ‘this is how it’s always been done’ mentality that stifles enthusiasm and innovation, particularly at large firms.
But most of all, interviewees are saying that individual productivity often comes down to the people around you. Ultimately, the key to creating happy, healthy (and productive) workplaces is to have leaders, managers and colleagues who inspire you and make you feel included and valued.
Build for the future
I also encourage everyone within my network – whether you’re a recruiter, client or professional – to get in touch if you’d like to be directly involved in their projects.
At Barclay Simpson, we support the work that organisations like the WIBF and LSE do because we believe actions speak louder than words. Like many businesses, we’re on an ED&I journey, but every journey must have a destination.
That’s why research such as this is so important – it provides employers with clear, evidence-led measures that they can adopt and track their progress against. We believe this is essential to building an equal, diverse and inclusive environment for everyone.

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Yesterday, newly elected and returning lawmakers convened for the first day of Wisconsin's new legislative session. Since the legislature adjourned last year, voters in Utah, Oklahoma, and Missouri enacted medical cannabis laws, bringing the number of medical cannabis states to 32.
And, on Election Day, more than a million Wisconsinites cast non-binding votes in support of medical marijuana or adult-use programs. In all 11 counties and two cities — both red and blue — where it was on the ballot, medical cannabis measures passed overwhelmingly. Support ranged from 67% to 89%.
Despite that massive show of support, Wisconsin patients either needlessly suffer or risk arrest to find relief from cannabis. Let your lawmakers know you want them to change that this year.
Wisconsin's new governor, Tony Evers (D), supports medical cannabis, but he can only sign a bill if one makes it to his desk. Wisconsin doesn't have a binding, statewide ballot initiative process. As was the case in Illinois and Minnesota, the only way to enact a medical cannabis law in the state is through the legislature.
So please, send a quick note to your elected officials, and share this message with other compassionate Wisconsinites.
With the dawn of a new legislative session — and a newly elected governor who supports marijuana legalization — there is renewed hope that the Land of Ten Thousand Lakes may have a path to legalizing and regulating marijuana.
MPP is thrilled to announce we’re bringing on attorney Jason Tarasek as our Minnesota political director. Jason is lobbying lawmakers and working with allies to build a strong coalition to legalize adult-use cannabis. If you’re a member of an organization that might consider supporting legalization, let Jason know.
We’re also looking to engage community leaders who support regulating marijuana — such as local officials, members of the clergy, law enforcement, civil rights leaders, educators, and medical professionals. If you are one of those individuals, or if you know one who is up for supporting the effort, please reach out, too.
And we can’t forget the importance of grassroots pressure. It’s crucial that lawmakers hear that their constituents want them to end the disastrous war on marijuana. You can use our free, automated system to send an email to your newly elected legislators.
Finally, please consider contributing to our Minnesota effort to end cannabis prohibition and sharing this message with friends and family so that they, too, can get involved in this campaign for humane marijuana policies.
Yesterday, the Minnesota Department of Health approved adding Alzheimer’s disease as a qualifying condition for medical cannabis, but rejected opioid use disorder, hepatitis C, traumatic brain injury, and insomnia.
Many thanks to Sensible Minnesota and to all the advocates and health professionals who were involved in petitioning to expand the program! Their dedicated work (with an assist from MPP) also resulted in the addition of intractable pain, PTSD, autism, and sleep apnea.
Under state law, Alzheimer’s disease patients will be able to apply for medical cannabis starting next summer.
The Minnesota Campaign for Full Legalization (MCFL) has put together a state legislative voter guide with results of their candidate survey and incumbents voting records. (Note that an F grade may not mean the candidate is opposed; they may simply not have responded to the survey.)
Here are a handful of competitive races where candidates differ on marijuana prohibition:
• House District 3A (International Falls): Incumbent Rob Ecklund (DFL) is supportive of legalizing and regulating cannabis and also cosponsored marijuana legalization/regulation bills, HF 926 and HF 4541. Challenger Randy Goutermont (R) did not respond to MCFL’s survey.
• House District 11A (Moose Lake, Barnum, Scanlon): Mike Sundin (DFL) cosponsored bills to legalize and regulate marijuana for adults’ use, HF 926 and HF 4541. Challenger Jeff Dotseth (R) did not respond to MCFL’s survey.
• House District 19A (North Mankato): Jeff Brand (DFL) is supportive of legalizing and regulating marijuana for adults’ use, while Kim Spears (R) did not respond to MCFL’s survey. There is no incumbent in the district.
• House District 37A (Spring Lake Park): Incumbent Erin Koegel (DFL) expressed support for legalizing and regulating marijuana and also cosponsored a marijuana legalization and regulation bill, HF 2714. Challenger Anthony Wilder (R) did not respond to MCFL’s survey.
• House District 56A (Savage): Challenger Hunter Cantrell (DFL) supports legalizing and regulating marijuana, while incumbent Drew Christensen (R) did not respond to MCFL’s survey.
• House District 57B (Rosemount): Challenger John Huot (DFL) supports legalizing and regulating marijuana, while incumbent Anna Wills (R) did not respond to MCFL’s survey.
Meanwhile, in the gubernatorial race, Tim Walz (D) is supportive of legalizing and regulating marijuana for adults’ use, while Jeff Johnson (D) opposes legalization but supports medical marijuana.
Please check out MCFL’s voter guide, forward this to your network in Minnesota, and be sure to get out and vote!
Please consider voicing your support for expanding Minnesota’s medical marijuana program!
On Wednesday, a medical marijuana review panel will meet to discuss the petitions to add opioid use disorders, Alzheimer’s disease, panic disorder, and psoriasis as qualifying conditions to the state’s medical cannabis program.
What: Public meeting on adding conditions, including an opportunity for public comment
When: Wednesday, October 24, from 1:00-4:00 p.m.
Where: Room 300N, State Office Building, 100 Rev Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd., St. Paul, MN 55155
You can check out MPP’s letter in support of adding opiate use disorder here, in case you want to make any of the same points.
If you are unable to attend, you may also submit written comments in support of adding one or more conditions.
Here’s a look at where gubernatorial candidates stand on marijuana policy reform: Tim Walz (D) is supportive of legalizing and regulating marijuana for adults’ use, while Jeff Johnson (R) opposes legalization but supports medical marijuana.
Don’t miss this opportunity to voice your support for marijuana policy reform, and be sure to get out and vote!
Last November, the Minnesota Department of Health approved adding autism spectrum disorders and obstructive sleep apnea as qualifying conditions for the state’s medical cannabis program. Under state law, the additions take effect the following summer.
Starting on July 1, 2018, patients with a doctor’s certification and either of those conditions could begin registering for the program. They can start accessing medical cannabis no sooner than August 1. Our allies at Sensible Minnesota offer one-on-one assistance to patients who need help navigating the process. Learn more here.
Congratulations to Sensible Minnesota and to all the advocates and health professionals who were involved in petitioning to expand the program!
Sensible Minnesota is now working on petitions to expand the program to include opioid use disorder, hepatitis C, Alzheimer’s, traumatic brain injury, and insomnia.
If you are a Minnesota medical professional who might be willing to add your voice to the petition, contact Sensible Minnesota at 952-529-4420 or by email.
Starting in July 2018, Minnesotans diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea and autism spectrum disorders will qualify for medical marijuana. Congratulations to all the patients, families, and health care providers whose personal stories and expertise convinced regulators to expand the program.
Here's the complete list of conditions that currently qualify for medical marijuana in Minnesota:
- Cancer associated with severe/chronic pain, nausea or severe vomiting, or cachexia or severe wasting
- Tourette's syndrome
- Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
- Seizures, including those characteristic of epilepsy
- Severe and persistent muscle spasms, including those characteristic of
- multiple sclerosis
- Inflammatory bowel disease, including Crohn's disease
- Terminal illness, with a probable life expectancy of less than one year
- Intractable pain
- Post-traumatic stress disorder
Last year, MPP helped local advocates at Sensible Minnesota with their successful petition to add post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) to the state’s medical cannabis program. Patients suffering from this condition were able to enroll in the program last month, and starting August 1 they will be allowed to access medical cannabis.
Every year, the Minnesota Office of Medical Cannabis accepts petitions to add new conditions, and this year was no exception. This year’s petitions were due this week, and MPP and Sensible Minnesota again submitted paperwork — including for nausea, Alzheimer’s, and autism. Thanks to everyone who shared their story with us to help build the case. Before deciding whether to add the condition, a review panel will hold a public hearing.
While Minnesota has a comprehensive medical marijuana program, it remains one of the most limited — and costly — in the country. One of the most significant remaining flaws is that patients are not permitted to consume whole plant (flower) cannabis.
The Minnesota medical cannabis program is now accepting petitions to add qualifying conditions. Once again, MPP is teaming up with local advocate group Sensible Minnesota to petition to expand the program.
Post-traumatic stress disorder — which was added as a result of last year’s petition process — qualifies starting on Aug. 1, and the year before we were successful in efforts to add intractable pain. This year we are looking at adding several new conditions. They are: nausea, autism, dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, liver disease, and chronic pain.
If you suffer from one of these conditions, are the guardian of someone who does, or if you are a health care professional who treats one of these conditions, we want to hear from you! Please fill out this form to let us know who you are, what condition is relevant to you, and to share your story. Sensible Minnesota or MPP Foundation will be submitting letters of support along with the petitions.
Minnesota House Deputy Minority Leader Rep. Jon Applebaum (DFL-Minnetonka) has filed a bill to end cannabis prohibition and regulate marijuana like alcohol for adults ages 21 and up.
If passed, bill HF927 would go into effect on January 1, 2018. It would allow adults to possess and purchase up to an ounce of marijuana, and to grow six plants. Rep. Applebaum hopes that all revenues generated by such a program would go towards Minnesota’s public schools. His bill would not permit driving under the influence of cannabis or consumption in public. If you are a Minnesota resident, please let your legislators know you’d like to see Minnesota enact this sensible proposal.


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Around 550,000 people call this place home.
Bucaramanga lies 35 miles away from Pamplona, and 180 miles away from Bogota, the national capital.
You don't have to be a keen gardener to enjoy the wonderful floral displays and immaculate gardens at the Eloy Valenzuela Botanical Garden. Wander along its inviting pathways and ask about any upcoming demonstrations.
Get comfy with a novel, throw a ball around or just watch the clouds float by at Liberty Park and Parque Garcia Rovira. Parque del Agua and Valle de San Jose Wishing Well are also well-known gathering places for locals and visitors alike.
Feel the cool mist rising up from the plunge pools as the bubbling water cascades off the edge of Juan Curi Waterfall and Waterfalls of Juan Curí.
You probably already know about its must-see shopping centres and museums, but don't forget that Bucaramanga has some spectacular natural havens too. Chicamocha National Park and Gallineral Natural Park are two to think about. For some more quiet time, continue on to Panachi and Cave of the Cow.
If you're seeking a couple of tranquil places to compose yourself and maybe even discover a thing or two, you can't go past the National Oil Museum and the Bucaramanga Modern Art Museum. Ask about walking tours or just study the displays at your own leisure. If you have extra time, also check out the Custodio Garcia Rovira Cultural House and the Casa de Bolivar Museum.
The Ecopetrol Refinery and Cathedral of Barichara should be top of your list if you want to gain a deeper understanding of Bucaramanga's past. If you end up with some extra time up your sleeve, Barichara Cemetery is also worth exploring.
Find out abot the area's cultural beliefs at Holy Family Cathedral and San Gil Cathedral. You should also find out if tours are available at Valle de San Jose Cathedral and San Francisco Javier Church.
Barichara Observation Point should be towards the top of everyone's travel schedule. It's one of the most frequented local landmarks, and it makes for an awesome holiday shot!
Bucaramanga is not the type of place that allows history to be forgotten. Alongside its other memorials, the Christ Oil Sculpture and Los Dolores Chapel help give life to the tales and events of this region's important history. There are many captivating stories we can learn from. Hear more of them with a trip to Morrorico Park and Santa Barbara Chapel.
Whether you have a strong interest in higher learning or a thing for modern architecture, the Universidad Industrial de Santander and the Autonomous University of Bucaramanga have to be on your travel plan. Enquire in advance for open days, guided tours and any other events.
We hope you knew about Bucaramanga's multitude of shopping centres when you decided on your budget! An afternoon at Plaza de Mercado San Francisco and Popular Mall will make quite a dent if you're not careful. Canaveral Mall and La Casa del Libro Total also offer plenty of opportunities for retail therapy.
Check out the programme at the Corfescu Theater, one of Bucaramanga's top entertainment venues.
When you are exploring new cities, it's sometimes the less celebrated destinations that you'll most fondly remember once you return home. Two places which fit that bill in Bucaramanga are Bucaramanga City Hall and Bucaramanga Government Building. Provincial Viaduct and Balneario Pescaderito also offer a fun afternoon out.


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Baby powder is a type of cosmetic or hygienic powder made of a clay mineral called talc. The powder is often used to prevent or treat diaper rash around the baby's bottom and genital area. Women who used this powder on their genitals to reduce the reduce famine odours, to soothe rashes or relieve friction on the skin.
But according to media reports, more than 6600 talcum powder ovarian cancer lawsuits have been filed against Johnson & Johnson. The lawsuit was filed on behalf of the majority of women who have been diagnosed with ovarian cancer. They claim to have suffered from cancer after long-term use of talcum powder on their genital area.
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The risk of the use of baby powder and ovarian cancer are exposed to now. Scientists first began investigating the possible link between talc use and ovarian cancer when they found talc particles in women ovarian tumours.
Is baby powder safe?
In the study, it was found that repeated inhalation powder can harm the lungs and cause ovarian cancer in women who used it for a long period of time.
However, not all women who are diagnosed with ovarian cancer is liable to file the talcum powder lawsuit.
How is baby powder used safely?
- Avoid putting baby powder directly on the genitals. Instead, apply foot powder on the genital skin as smooth.
- Avoid baby powder on your baby's eyes.
- Keep it away from your face. This can help to avoid the possibility of inhalation.
- Keep out of reach of your children.
- Whisk directly into your hands away from your face.
- Do not shake the baby to the baby powder directly. Whisk into the cloth and then use a soft cloth pat powder on baby's skin.


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There are many ways to view the MAC address of a virtual machine on a Hyper-V host using the GUI, the PowerShell, and the command line. Let’s see how this is done.
From the Hyper-V Manager information box
In an open Hyper-V Manager window, you can view the MAC address of the network adapter for each VM on the Networking box, as shown in the figure below.
From the VM settings in Hyper-V Manager
In the VM settings window in Hyper-V Manager, expand the network adapter you are interested in, and then in the Advanced Features section, you will see the MAC address of the VM.
From the network adapter connection details
Opening the Details window through the classic control panel network settings will show the MAC address of the corresponding network adapter.
From the IPConfig command at the command prompt
By using the ipconfig /all command on the command line while you are connected to the VM, you can view the MAC address in the Physical Address entry.
From the Get-VMNetworkAdapter command on PowerShell
By using the following command from the Hyper-V host (locally or remotely) you can view the MAC address of the VM you specify.
Get-VMNetworkAdapter -VMName <vmname>
In addition, to view the MAC addresses of all VMs of a Hyper-V host, you can use the following command.
Get-VM | Get-VMNetworkAdapter | ft VMName, MacAddress
These were some of the most basic ways to find the MAC address of one or more VMs, either through the VM itself or remotely. Of course, there are even more ways to do, however, I think they would be more than enough. If you want to suggest another way, leave a comment below.


An annnual competition for schools to rename a gritter is returning this winter.
West Sussex County Council (WSCC) contractor Balfour Beatty is running the contest, asking pupils to rename three yellow gritters.
The winners who come up with the best names will receive a High Street voucher each.
The school will also be given and grit bin, grit salt to fill and snow shovels.
County council cabinet member for highways and transport John O’Brien said: “This is sa great contest which provides some fabulous names from every school that enters.
“we need some new ones to join the likes of Gritney Spears and Freddie Salted in keeping out roads safe this winter.
“The competition gives us a chance to visit schools and show children how to keep safe during the colder months.”
Past winners included Bittery Gritterly, Olaf and Nitty Gritty.
Foa chance to win, entrants must not use any of the names above.
The deadline is Tuesday November 24, the winning school will receive their prize on Friday November 27.
Balfour Beatty will also give a talk to the school on how stay safe this winter.
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– There has been talk of turning SmackDown star John Morrison heel in the near future. WWE is firmly behind the developing star and he’s still seen as having a ton of potential.
– Morrison’s former partner Joey Mercury is said to be returning to WWE shortly. While several sources are reporting that a deal has been signed, many people backstage at the Royal Rumble were not aware of his upcoming return.
– The feeling within WWE is that The Undertaker will work a very light schedule headed into WrestleMania. Undertaker is still in rough physical shape and there are plans to get the World Heavyweight title off him before WrestleMania. With Undertaker vs. Shawn Michaels still looking likely for WrestleMania, the match has enough going for it that it doesnâ€™t need a title on the line and WWE could probably get more drawing power in having a separate match for the World Heavyweight title.
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