The 33 minute video by Paul LaViolette entitled Parthenogenesis: A Sacred Journey is now available to be seen on GaiamTV in streaming download:
It depicts the evolution of the universe from the first particles of matter as they materialize from the ageless primordial ether to the cosmic web of galaxies filling the universe. The underlying theme of the video is that our universe is beautiful and sacred. It is accompanied by the inspiring music of Ashana, Ray Lynch, and Miika Mettiäinen featuring “Ave Maria” from the album All is Forgiven (Ashana), “The Oh of Pleasure” and “Tiny Geometries” from the CD Deep Breakfast (Ray Lynch), and “The Glory of Rome” and “The Winner” (Miika Mettiäinen).
The theoretical background for the continuous creation cosmology depicted in this video is based on the physics of subquantum kinetics. Over the years observational data has called into question the idea of an expanding universe; see https://starburstfound.org/sqk-cosmology/. Also the recent paper which has disproven the idea of a black hole also calls into question the notion that the universe may have originated from a big bang singularity; see https://etheric.com/black-hole-hypothesis-stands-disproven-mainstream-physics/. As a result, the world is now in need of a new conception of our physical reality, one that is more positive and uplifting than the past ideas that are now in the process of evaporating.
You can also own your own copy of Parthenogenesis by making a donation to the Starburst Foundation: https://starburstfound.org/donations/.
Also a second item of interest is a video that was made last September of our tour group’s expedition into the Ravne tunnel system adjacent to the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun is now posted on youtube:
This tour of the tunnels (September 2, 2014) was led by Dr. Sam Osmanagich who is speaking in the video. I was with the tour group and appear in places in the video.
Thank you for your reply Dr. LaViolette.
Rolf makes it clear on his web page that his conclusions are based on other scientists works. At about 1 hour into the video he mentions a call for a world forum concerning the coming Ice Age and what happened to the conference, which explains a lot of things.
He also describes an ongoing revolt of Scientists world wide.
I again investigated the “Local” Fluff” when I encountered this video and came across this updated version of IBEX findings. Perhaps you could elaborate on the findings, since the findings are not at all with what was expected.
There is obviously energetic activity due to the cosmic dust in the local fluff, witnessed here as the immense growth of Noctilucent clouds visible on Earth. My concern that the dampening effect of the neutral atoms on the Sun/Heliosphere might be responsible for the 25% contraction of the heliosphere in the last decade.
“The heliopause, hardly penetrable for charged particles, is transparent for neutral atoms. Energetic neutral atoms form everywhere in the heliosphere due to the charge exchange reaction between the ions from local plasma and neutral interstellar atoms. Charge exchange operates both in the supersonic solar wind and in the inner heliosheath, i.e., in the region between the termination shock and the heliopause. Some of those atoms run away freely from the heliosphere and due to eventual collisions slightly modify the inflowing interstellar gas.”
Hi Again Dr. LaViolette,
I see you are again confirmed by new discoveries. Congratulations.
However, according to Rolf Witzsche 99.999% of the Universe does not exist in the box of Constricted Science as he and others, including nobel prize winning scientist have managed to be ignored for 40+ years in their pursuit of support for preparation for a pending ice age starting in 2050s.
Charles Fort agan comes to mind.
The following video and web page I think you will find new material for your intyerest.
PS. I found your take on the Ceres event of someone who is on the verge of becomming a full fledged Fortean Charter member.
I’ve listened to the first 20 minutes of the video. It’s interesting. Discusses a lot of history. But his claim that the Sun goes inactive, and will go inactive by 2050 with a three fold drop in luminosity, is outrageously incorrect. Computer simulations have shown that if the Sun’s luminosity were to drop by just 2%, Earth would go into a deep freeze state with glaciers pole to pole and the oceans entirely frozen over. That would extinguish all life on our planet. This has not happened for many billions of years. So this fellow needs some lessons on climatology. The little ice ages were caused by very minor sustained declines in solar luminosity on the order of tenths of a percent. However, those were not full blown ice ages. My own prediction is that full blown ice ages are not due to decline of solar activity but to the arrival of galactic superwaves which propel cosmic dust into the solar system and exogenously perturb the Earth-Sun climate system. A superwave could occur in the time frame that this fellow discusses. If a full blown ice age begins in a few decades as this fellow predicts with northern latitudes becoming glaciated, this will not happen over night. Ice sheets require at least a thousand years to progressively grow and expand. This would give humanity ample opportunity to prepare for gradual relocation. Real estate would become a good profession to be in if that comes about.
Thank you very much for your explanation Dr. LaViotte, I can only say I am not well versed enough in the science dialect to have discerned the root of what they were saying, perhaps it was because they were too intent on trying to find support for the Black hole BS to be clear about other things.
Hello Dr. LaViolette,
I was reading some disturbing news today published last Nov., though this news again verify’s your theory of Super-waves and also again proves Einstein was/is full of BS and Black holes are not Black holes as they have tried to lead us to believe again. This report concerns the event happened in the Draco event in 2012 and is likely to have caused the Fukishima event also.
It appears that the scientist’s observing the event saw some Longitudinal events that apparently have them baffled as usual:
Gamma ray bursts spotted spewing from black hole in galaxy IC 310
Astronomers said bursts crossed event horizon faster than speed of light
Rays crossed in a few minutes, when they should have taken 25 minutes
But experts suggest beams appear to flicker at a faster rate than they are
Observations have allowed scientists to form new theories about what may lie inside black holes and the affect it has on the matter around it:
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My concern is that these Longitudinal waves apparently occurred back when poor William got Swatted and the Fukishima Earthquake event happened.
“Astronomers using the Major Atmospheric Gamma-ray Imaging Cherenkov (Magic) on La Palma, in the Canary Islands, spent almost four hours observing huge bursts of radiation from this galaxy in 2012.
This is thought to be caused by matter falling into the massive black hole at the centre of IC 310.
Known as extragalactic jets, they are thought to be caused by particles being accelerated away from the event horizon by shockwaves created by the matter falling into the black hole.
However, the observations of IC 310 using Magic showed that gamma ray jets being emitted from the black hole were flickering at a rate far faster than could be explained in this way.
The flashes of radiation seemed to move 279 million miles across the event horizon in just 4.8 minutes.
At the speed of light, it should have taken 25 minutes to travel this distance.”
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2853083/Scientists-lightning-sparking-supermassive-black-hole-appears-travel-faster-speed-light.html#ixzz3RdOWTHPY
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My question is should we expect the remainder of this event in the not to distant future, and what would your expectations be as to the size of this event in Super-Wave terms?
Gamma ray bursts that come from other galaxies other than our own originate too far away to have any effect on us other than be seen with our sensitive instruments. Certainly unable to produce even a slight earthquake, not to mention a Fukushima event. So don’t let these announcements concern you. It is only when the event originates within our own Galaxy that there is reason for concern.
I would not belabor that point, with the exception of influence upon the Weather like the Dec. 27th 2004 GRB
which heated the ionosphere about 90C in less than a second and flattened the Artic Polar Vortex and changed Europes weather pattern for that winter, no seismic activity was assiociated with it, other than the suspected Gravity wave that preceeded it by about 44 hours and resulted it is believed in that memorable Tsumani.
But wah I am refering to is this supposedly GRB event that when measured this supposed GRB traveled at 5.2+ times faster than the speed of light. This sounds like a Longitudinal Wave, which you yourself have said that the preceeding Longitudinal waves from a Superwave event would probably cause seismic activity. My question is, are Longitudinal waves often mistaken for GRB’s and I would say, if the information gather from this Draco event states a speed of 5.2+ the speed of light was witnessed, than this was a Longitudinal wave, and yes, it may have been very well possible/probable it precipitated the Fukishima event.http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2853083/Scientists-lightning-sparking-supermassive-black-hole-appears-travel-faster-speed-light.html#ixzz3RdOWTHPY
What they are concerned about in the case of the gamma ray lightning seen coming from the core of active galaxy IC 310 is the following. The time variation of the gamma ray emission indicated that it came from a region less than 1.5 X 10^15 cm, whereas this galaxy has a 200 million solar mass core which if it were a black hole would have a Schwarzschild radius 3 to 4 times larger. The astronomers do various acrobatics trying to explain this apparent violation of black hole theory. The one simple answer they don’t discuss is that black holes do not exist. There is no Schwarzschild event horizon within which light cannot escape. I have already shown that our own GC emits radiation from a region smaller than its supposed Schwarzschild radius. This is just one more example. As a general rule, the radius of a Mother Star core is far smaller than the Schwarzschild radius of a similar mass black hole. In the case of IC 310, it may be estimated that the Mother Star has a radius no larger than 10^14 cm. So there is no difficulty explaining the gamma observations. No superluminal motion across a supposed event horizon is needed.


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Newcastle United’s frenetic clash with Liverpool saw five goals in a thrilling contest that the Magpies were just edged out of.
The Reds were twice pegged back by Newcastle but poor marking allowed Divock Origi to nod past Martin Dubravka.
With Liverpool looking for three points to leapfrog Manchester City at the top of the Premier League table, the atmosphere was electric inside the stadium. Rafa Benitez opted for Ki over Jonjo Shelvey and also recalled skipper Jamaal Lascelles, who had recovered from a bout of gastroenteritis.
And it was Lascelles who was in the spotlight early on as he slipped when a corner from Liverpool was nodded home, unmarked, by Virgil van Dijk. It was the perfect start for the Reds but Rafa Benitez was unhappy with the marking from the flag kick.
United then found themselves under the cosh as Liverpool looked to press home their advantage – but a counter-attack from the home side drew them level. Matt Ritchie’s cross was turned goalwards by Salomon Rondon but the striker’s effort was defended on the line – with his hand – by Trent Alexander-Arnold. Before the referee had a chance to make a call, Christian Atsu turned the rebound into the net.
United then went on the attack and Ayoze Perez cracked the crossbar, but more poor defending allowed Liverpool back into the lead as Mo Salah swept his shot past Martin Dubravka.
United came right back into it, though - with Rondon cracking home the leveller before Origi's late goal. And although Newcastle had chances in eight minutes of stoppage time for Salah's head injury, it fiinshed 3-2.
It was a brilliant match at St James' Park – here are Lee Ryder’s player ratings.
Martin Dubravka 7
Superb save to deny Mane in first half and after being left exposed by back five he managed to get his defensive rearguard back into shape.
Javier Manquillo 8
Was fired up against his old club and perhaps had a point to prove. He certainly made an impression
Jamaal Lascelles 5
Not at his best on return to the side. Partially recovered in second half before being beaten in the air by Origi for late goal.
Fabian Schar 6
Not his best night as he struggled to cope with Liverpool’s powerful frontline.
Paul Dummett 7
Recovered very well after poor first half. Some vital clearances as Liverpool threw everything forward in final stages.
Matt Ritchie 7
Had a hand in Atsu’s equaliser. Always willing to show for the ball and attempt crosses. But struggled against Alexander-Arnold at times.
Isaac Hayden 7
Battled hard in star studded midfield contest. Some crunching challenges.
Had some moments but lacked intensity.
Christian Atsu 8
A vastly improved display after Brighton. Netted the equaliser and was a thorn in the sides of Liverpool. After no crosses at all last week he managed to get on the ball and show what he can do.
Ayoze Perez 8
Always busy and so unfortunate to strike the woodwork in the first half.
Salomon Rondon 8
Man of the match for United. A stunning goal as he caused Liverpool’s defence all manner of problems. Won half a dozen aerial balls and surely a permanent deal is a no brainer for United chiefs.
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31 January 2013
Australia recognises the consistent efforts of the Government of Comoros to improve its institutional legal framework for the advancement of human rights.
We welcome the establishment of the National Commission on Human Rights and Freedoms (2011) and note several initiatives to promote gender equality. We welcome recent efforts to address trafficking of women and children, including adoption of a comprehensive new labour code that prohibits forced child labour. To further these issues, we recommend Comoros ratify the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (OP-CEDAW) and strengthen institutional capacity at the national and island levels to implement gender equality policies and programmes.
We commend the enactment of an anti-corruption law (2011) and establishment of the National Anti-Corruption Commission (2012) and recommend that Comoros intensifies efforts to fight corruption, including by raising public awareness.
We applaud Comoros for the positive steps made toward the abolition of the death penalty and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment. We recommend Comoros ratify the Second Optional Protocol to the ICCPR.
We are concerned about reports of the irregular application of arrest procedures, the length of detention and prison conditions. Australia recommends that Comorian authorities review the rights of detainees and conditions in local prisons and detention facilities so that they meet international standards, in particular where juvenile offenders are concerned.

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At Coolum Family Chiropractic we are committed to assessing the individual needs of each person. We offer advise on nutrition, exercise and lifestyle to allow you the best chance of enjoying great health. We use a variety of techniques which allows us to tailor the care for each individual, from newborns to the elderly.
We believe that Chiropractic care helps to restore normal function. When your body is functioning normally, you have to feel better, as simple as that. This is why chiropractic is so successful at treating a variety of ailments, because we do not treat any ailments! We simply help your body to function at it’s best!
We aim to work with people and families who desire better overall health and wellbeing to develop a healthier, happier, more positive community. The World Health Organisation defines health as ‘Optimum physical, social and emotional wellbeing, not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.’ Whilst we certainly help people in getting relief from specific conditions, our goal for everyone is better overall health and wellbeing, after all, who doesn’t want to get the most out of life!
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The Importance of Population-Wide Sodium Reduction as a Means to Prevent Cardiovascular Disease and Stroke
The American Heart Association today issued a call to action for the public, health professionals, the food industry and the government to intensify efforts to reduce the amount of sodium (salt) Americans consume daily.
In an advisory, published in Circulation: Journal of the American Heart Association, the association sets out the science behind the American Heart Association’s recommendation for the general population, which is to consume no more than 1500 milligrams (mg) of sodium a day because of the harmful effects of sodium – elevated blood pressure and increased risk of stroke, heart attacks and kidney disease. Elevated blood pressure (hypertension) is a major public health problem – approximately 90 percent of all Americans will develop hypertension over their lifetime.
Sodium consumption is currently more than two times higher than the recommended upper limit of 1,500 mg daily, with 77 percent of that consumption coming from packaged, processed and restaurant foods. “Even a modest decline in intake – say 400 mg per day –would produce benefits that are substantial and warrant implementation,” say the advisory authors. The 2005 United States Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommended a sodium intake limit of 2,300 mg per day, which many health experts say is too much for most Americans. Earlier this year, the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee recommended to the secretaries of the United States Departments of Agriculture (USDA) and U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) that the goal should be modified to 1,500 mg per day for the general population. The advisory committee consists of leading scientists who reviewed the most recent scientific studies and created a set of recommendations that are being reviewed by the secretaries.
Recently, the American Heart Association lowered their recommendation to no more than 1500 mg of sodium daily for the general public, after a report from the Centers for Disease Control found that a majority of the American population either have high blood pressure or are at high risk for developing it.
According to the advisory:
As sodium intake rises, so does blood pressure and the risk of negative health outcomes.
Independent of its effects on blood pressure, excess sodium intake adversely affects the heart, kidneys, and blood vessels.
The potential public health benefits of sodium reduction are enormous and extend to all Americans.
Scientific evidence on the adverse effects of excess sodium is strong and compelling
The American Heart Association’s 2020 impact goals – to improve the cardiovascular health of all Americans by 20 percent while reducing deaths from cardiovascular diseases and stroke by 20 percent – include a population-wide reduction of sodium consumption to less than 1,500 mg/daily as one of the ways the association will measure the nation’s cardiovascular health. Furthermore, a normal range blood pressure is another key factor the association will use to measure the nation’s cardiovascular health status.
The American Heart Association is part of the National Salt Reduction Initiative, which is working with the food industry to reduce sodium content in packaged and restaurant food.
Inherent to the negative health effects are rising healthcare costs, the authors add. They point to one recent study that suggests a national effort that reduces sodium intake by 1,200 mg per day should reduce the health burdens related to heart disease in addition to reducing costs by up to $24 billion per year.
“Americans deserve the opportunity to choose how much sodium is in the food they eat. By supporting measures that will reduce sodium in the overall food supply, we are giving consumers freedom to select foods that could allow them to meet sodium recommendations and improve their ideal cardiovascular health,” said Ralph Sacco, M.D., president of the American Heart Association.
The American Heart Association advocates for more robust sodium criteria within school nutrition standards, foods advertised and marketed to children and foods purchased by employers or government feeding programs, and for the Secretaries of HHS and USDA to adopt the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee recommendations.
The association also supports improved food labeling that helps consumers understand how much sodium is in their diet and consumer education in restaurants to help consumers choose lower-sodium options.
The American Heart Association/American Stroke Association receives funding mostly from individuals. Foundations and corporations donate as well, and fund specific programs and events. Strict policies are enforced to prevent these relationships from influencing the association’s science content. Financial information for the American Heart Association, including a list of contributions from pharmaceutical companies and device manufacturers, is available at www.heart.org/corporatefunding.
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Arguably the greatest brake on a society’s progress is Corruption. This is nothing new. Corruption has been with us since the beginning. There are many different forms of Corruption, but it is generally about abusing power for your own benefit. The Corrupt ruler or politician does a favor (often of the illegal variety) for someone, in return for something else.
The most common form of Corruption is to take money from those who want the favors. People give money to the powerful so that they can make more money themselves. Bribes can be direct payments, like bundles of cash, but this is rather “old school”. Most bribery now is done much more “indirectly”. It might be through multiple bank accounts to various third parties, so the trail is difficult to trace. It could be done through donations to political campaigns, or investments in dummy corporations. There are almost innumerable methods today, but the basic model is payment for the misuse of authority.
Another form of Corruption, almost as widespread, is to gain the power and authority to do the favors for yourself (or your friends and family). Plenty use their positions in government or business to enrich themselves unscrupulously at the expense of others. There may not be any bribery, but the effect on society is the same, as the rules are bent or broken to provide an unearned advantage.
The more Corruption in a country, the worse the conditions, economically, and in terms of personal liberty. Corruption is a huge tax on everyone and every business. And yet this tax doesn’t go to the government for the common good. It goes into the pockets of criminals, for that is what the corrupt are. Fortunately for those of us living in the United States, bribery is not as prevalent as it is in many other parts of the world, but Corruption is still a major problem.
Politicians regularly take money (usually in the form of campaign contributions) from businesses in return for writing laws favorable to those businesses. This is corruption. It is taking a bribe in return for a “favor”. The laws might be barriers that prevent open and equal competition. They might be laws that provide special grants or reduce or eliminate taxes on certain products. The laws don’t even have to be for businesses, they could be for certain professions. There are plenty of laws, for example, that are advantageous to lawyers at the expense of everyone else.
Politicians in the US also regularly use their positions to enrich themselves through the manipulation of laws, regulations, and ordinances. I once heard it said that while the Corruption at the national level is most regularly reported on, Corruption is much worse at the state and local level. Look at your own state house and city/county governments. Notice how many are involved in Real Estate in their careers. Why do you think this is? It’s because many of them are using their positions of power to increase the value of their holdings in ways that others cannot. The altruistic politician, the one who is sacrificing his or her time solely for the benefit of others, is the exception, not the rule.
What To Do
We all need to spend more time looking at our politicians. We can’t vote for someone based on their looks or on their advertising. We have to investigate what they have done in the past, and try to anticipate what they might do in the future. Read about candidates, what they have done, and what their positions are. Then try to educate others around you about what you have learned. This will influence more than one vote.
We need to remove individuals from power who are Corrupt. We need to question the wisdom of voting for the incumbent and allowing them to retain power if they have abused it. We should continually be seeking out good alternatives to replace those that have failed the public trust.
We need to purge our political and economic systems that of anything that creates an uneven playing field. All should have the same advantages. There should never condone a system where there is one set of rules for those with power and influence and another set for those who have little or none.

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The 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital is stuck in the middle of the Korean war. With little help from the circumstances they find themselves in, they are forced to make their own fun. Fond of practical jokes and revenge, the doctors, nurses, administrators, and soldiers often find ways of making wartime life bearable.
Reporter Camille Preaker confronts the psychological demons from her past when she returns to her hometown to investigate the murders of two young girls.
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse is an American animated television series, that premiered in prime time on Disney Channel on May 5, 2006. The program was originally part of the Playhouse Disney daily block intended for preschoolers. On February 14, 2011, it was moved to the Disney Junior block, serving as Playhouse Disney's replacement. It is the only Mickey Mouse program to be aimed at preschoolers. The series was co-developed by Bobs Gannaway, who is also responsible for Jake and the Never Land Pirates. Production of the show was put on a four-month suspension in the spring of 2009, due to the death of voice artist Wayne Allwine, the longtime voice of Mickey Mouse. Production resumed when Bret Iwan has been cast as the fourth performer of Mickey's voice. On June 23, 2013, Bill Farmer, the voice actor for Goofy and Pluto, confirmed on his official Twitter account that Mickey Mouse Clubhouse would cease production after 7 years of episodes. However, reruns will still continue on the Disney Junior 24/7 service.
The exploits of the Grim Reaper, who has been forced into being the best friend of two children. A spin-off of the show Grim & Evil.
The Crains, a fractured family, confront haunting memories of their old home and the terrifying events that drove them from it.

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Guggenheim continues to be plugging away at Prophet—which is ready up at Jeff Robinov‘s Studio 8—and looking for a singular approach into the crowded comedian guide film world.
“It’s, how do you be authentic, and the way do you not make it really feel spinoff? That approach that I have a tendency to take a look at superhero films, each as a author and as a viewer and viewers member is that I now consider superheroes as its personal sub-genre. You are able to do a superhero film that appears like a Western, or you are able to do a superhero film that appears like a horror film. In the event you method it with that in thoughts, you’ll be able to keep away from issues which have turn into cliche. However you at all times have to seek out the factor that makes the character distinctive and totally different, and that’s what’s going to make the film distinctive and totally different. One other approach of placing it’s, why does this character should get tailored right into a film? What’s it about this character that’s totally different from all the different characters that you can be making a film about, or all the opposite characters which have already had films made about them?”
Prophet, a personality that first confirmed up in Liefeld’s Youngblood collection, is a genetically-enhanced super-soldier who wakes up in our modern-day from cryogenic sleep. He additionally simply occurs to be the results of Nazi experiments, which Guggenheim finds to be an attention-grabbing ethical dilemma for the character.
“Curiously sufficient, within the comics and in my adaptation, he was created by the Nazis. My objective with the film is to put him ready the place he has to face very related, nearly parallel ethical questions. I’m an enormous fan of tales that place the hero on the horns of an moral and ethical dilemma. Having come out of nice evil, to then should go and face a brand new type of that evil, may be very attention-grabbing to me. I’m being obscure as a result of I don’t wanna get too particular about my take.”
Within the comics, Prophet usually groups up with fellow suped-up soldier Cable—portrayed in 2018 by Josh Brolin in Deadpool 2—however a live-action reunion appears unlikely, given the varied character rights. However nonetheless, Guggenheim says “conversations” have been had about creating some sort of shared universe with Prophet. However first, he has to make his personal Iron Man.
“Definitely, these conversations have been had, and at any time when they’re had, I at all times say the identical factor, which is that I feel the largest mistake lots of people make is that they run earlier than they will stroll. The explanation the Marvel Cinematic Universe exists is as a result of they made one good film. They made Iron Man. After which, they made one other good film, and one other good film after that. So, whereas I’d be mendacity, if I mentioned that we by no means mentioned the potential for a bigger cinematic universe, I’m a agency believer that you simply don’t really speak about that stuff, till you’ve the bones of simply an excellent, impartial, standalone movie.”
Be on the look-out for the remainder of our dialog with Guggenheim subsequent week. For now, here’s what he needed to say about Ruby Rose departing Batwoman earlier than season 2.
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Highway Patrol gets Mississippi-made Airbus helicopter
by MBJ Staff
Published: June 18,2014
Tags: Airbus Helicopters Inc., AS350 B3e AStar, aviation, helicopter, law enforcement, manufacture, manufacturer, manufacturing, Mississippi Department of Public Safety, Mississippi Highway Patrol, Mississippi Highway Patrol Air Wing, Ron Kelly, Sam Adcock, State of Mississippi
COLUMBUS and JACKSON — Captain Ron Kelly of the Mississippi Highway Patrol Air Wing recently accepted delivery of a Mississippi-made Airbus Helicopters Inc. AS350 B3e AStar, produced for the Mississippi Department of Public Safety (DPS).
Kelly, commander of the Highway Patrol Air Wing, said the AS350 B3e, which was built in Columbus, was clearly the best aircraft for the department’s missions. “We considered price first, and Airbus had the best. Equally as important, we considered the functionality of the aircraft. Airbus’ cockpit design is better for our mission-specific operation. We also considered performance and payload capability, and this model beat the competition.”
“I’m delighted that our home state will now own one of our aircraft,” said Sam Adcock, vice president and general manager of the AHI Columbus facility. “Our employees work hard and have a strong sense of ownership in producing the highest quality helicopters. They will be proud to point to this aircraft with the Mississippi Highway Patrol paint scheme, and claim it as one of our own.”
Mississippi DPS sold its aging helicopter fleet to provide funding for the purchase of the new AS350 B3e.
The AS350 B3e has a multi-mission capability for patrol, drug eradication and hurricane support. More than 220 Airbus Helicopters AS350 AStars are operated by U.S. law enforcement agencies.
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Date of release (JP): June 23 1996
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KC Metro's changing its guidelines
I’m a member of a task force convened to evaluate and update the social equity and geographic value components of Metro’s service guidelines. There are precious few "regular" bus riders on this task force, and I think we need some in the audience. If you happen to have three hours free in the middle of a weekday, here’s the schedule of meetings. (The next one's on May 21st.)
Seattle's transportation future
This spring, SDOT is sponsoring a speaker series to explore what we Seattle can learn from other cities' transportation successes. The speaker list includes Gil Penalosa and Janette Sadik-Khan. (!)
- Art + buses + community = life
- A beautiful, brief ride
- On busing and birthday parties (or, My brief encounter with a bus goddess)
- My kind of bus driver appreciation
- A driver holiday by any other name…
- Hear my bus a comin’
- An anniversary, a heavy baby, and an(other) angry rant
- How to pass the time at a bus stop, part VIII
- Moving beyond the margins
- Transcendental transportation
In the Bus Bag
An Indigenous Peoples' History of the United States, by Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz
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Let me begin this post by telling you how much I love the Sounder train. It is delightful. Truth be told, I enjoy the train a heck of a lot more than I enjoy the Puyallup Fair. Last year, Sounder was easily the best part of the entire fair adventure, and the fact that Sound Transit was running a fair shuttle again this year is a good part of the reason we decided …
This summer, I was invited to a statewide public transportation conference in Yakima, hosted, oddly enough, by WSDOT. Since my participation was limited to one panel discussion, and since the Bus Fam almost never has an occasion to visit the south-central part of our state, I decided to bring the entire crew along for a mini vacation.
When are we supposed to start getting them? Given all the drama on Yesler last night, I’m assuming that the 27 was affected, yet I didn’t receive a peep out of Metro about a reroute or delayed service.
What gives? Perhaps the route-specific alerts aren’t live yet? Or perhaps I should adjust my expectations?
This evening, we Saulter siblings (well, three of us, anyway)–along with our respective SOs and Chicklet–convened in our original neighborhood of West Seattle to celebrate our father‘s 70th birthday. The plan was to meet at a restaurant on Alki–as good an excuse as any for Bus Nerd and I to try the Water Taxi shuttle for the first time. (Yes, I’ve been riding the Water Taxi for years, but since my dad lives across the …
Last weekend, Chicklet, Nerd, and I got our Vancity bus (and Skytrain!) on and loved every minute of it. We rode lots of shiny new trolleys, eavesdropped on Canadian conversations, and walked our tails off.*
As promised, the highlights:
• Creative digital displays:
The third and final carfree Sunday took place in my original neighborhood of West Seattle, so I didn’t mind the two-bus ride (4 + 56) to the festivities. (Then again, what’s two short rides compared to an unobstructed view of the Sound and the Olympics? I digress.)
• It wasn’t really car free. The far east lane of …
The sun did, indeed, shine on Columbia City today.
For a few minutes after I passed the barricade, I stayed on the sidewalk (30+ years of conditioning are hard to overcome)–until I realized I didn’t have to. What an exhilarating feeling to step off the curb and stroll down the middle of the street!

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Background and Objective: At present, insecticides with raw materials of active compounds from plants have become a strategic alternative, because they are easily obtained and produced. In an attempt to find natural and cheaper methods for the control of rice weevil (Sitophilus oryzae L.), some useless waste of local medicinal plant extracts was evaluated. This study aimed to evaluate the antifeedant effect of various medicinal plant extracts on rice weevil (Sitophilus oryzae L.). Materials and Methods: The experimental study using a completely randomized design of two factors, i.e., source of the extract in 7 types of medicinal plant waste and the exposure time of extracts in 0, 1, 2 and 3 h. The antifeedant effects were evaluated after 3 weeks by measuring feed consumption (FC), feeding deterrent index (FDI) and rice weevils' mortality. Data were analyzed using variance analysis. Results: The statistical analysis showed that the differences in exposure time contributed significant influence (α<0.05) on FC, FDI and mortality. The lowest FC occurred at the 3 h exposure treatment, i.e. on the extract of Amomum cardamom plant, while the highest FC was found in the treatment of Curcuma mangga plant extract. The values of FDI and mortality at the 3 h extract exposure were 31.53-87.16% and 42.4-64%, respectively with the highest value in the treatment of A. cardamomum. Conclusion: At last, these findings inform peoples that the waste of medicinal plants, especially cardamom is possible to be developed as botanical insecticides for rice weevils.
Priyantini Widiyaningrum, Dyah Rini Indriyanti, Bambang Priyono, Nur Asiyah and Pramita Lulu Febriuna Putri, 2020. Antifeedant Effect of Some Medicinal Plant Extracts Against Rice Weevil. Pakistan Journal of Biological Sciences, 23: 953-958.


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Author and Book Websites
For a comprehensive list of New Zealand writers try the New Zealand Book Council website.
Literature Live is a series of videos that explore the creative process with 10 of New Zealand's most highly acclaimed authors and illustrators. With formats varying from interview to following the subjects into schools, the videos offer insights into what makes a great writer or illustrator. Common themes of where they get their ideas, how they became writers and how they work reveal that writing and illustrating books for young New Zealanders is as much a matter of hard graft as inspiration, and that the writer's own experiences are a big part of their writing.
Christchurch City Libraries' website also has some good interviews with New Zealand authors.
Eric Carle (author of The Hungry Caterpillar)
Lauren Child (author of the Charlie and Lola books)
Roald Dahl (author of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and many others)
Brian Falkner (author of The Real Thing, Henry and the Flea, The Tomorrow Code)
Gary Paulsen (author of Hatchet)
Dav Pilkey (author of Captain Underpants)
J.K.Rowling (author of the Harry Potter series)
Louis Sachar (author of Holes)
Theodore Taylor (author of The Cay)
Jacqueline Wilson (author of Cookie and many others)
Te Totara also has a Pinterest account which recommends books to read:

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ST PAUL, Minn. — Tuesday, Feb. 23
- Gov. Walz to discuss equitable vaccinations for all Minnesotans
- Hy-Vee added to Minnesota pharmacy vaccine network
- U.S. passes grim milestone, 500,000 COVID-19 deaths
- More than 750,000 in Minnesota have received at least one COVID-19 vaccine dose; nearly 14% of population
- New cases remain under 1,000, deaths in single digits
- Delayed vaccines arriving in Minnesota after inclement weather, other issues
Gov. Tim Walz held a 2 p.m. press conference to speak on Minnesota's efforts to equitably distribute vaccines, especially to communities hit hardest by the coronavirus's effects.
Walz said the state has partnered with more than 30 "COVID-19 Community Coordinators" -- organizations that will connect their communities to information about the virus and about testing and vaccination opportunities.
In a press release, the governor's office said CCCs will also provide information specific to their communities, such as through different languages.
You can watch the governor's press conference below.
The groups served include communities of color, American Indian communities, LGBTQ+ communities, and Minnesotans with disabilities. You can find a full list -- and information about finding a coordinator for your needs -- on the state's website.
Numbers released by the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) reflect 513 new cases of COVID-19, and one more death from the virus.
The numbers appear to be in line with a continuing trend of numbers released on Tuesday being the lowest of the week. MDH spokesman Doug Schultz says that is due to testing volume that is historically low on the weekends -- those results are reported on Tuesdays.
Testing volume reported in the past 24 hours was low, with just 9,498 tests (8,653 PCR, 845 antigen) processed in private and state labs. That is just over half the test results reported Monday. Minnesota has now recorded 480,091 COVID cases since the pandemic began.
One reported death brings the state total caused by coronavirus to 6,434.
The number of people currently hospitalized with COVID across the state as of Monday is 269, with 54 of those patients in the ICU. That's up a bit from yesterday's total of 235. Total hospitalizations have climbed to 25,528, with 5,276 people requiring care in the ICU.
MDH says 467,147 people once diagnosed with the virus have passed the point where they are required to isolate.
The virus has been most deadly for people between the ages of 85 and 89, with 1,220 deaths in just 6,222 cases. That means 20% of people from that demographic who recorded a positive test have died from COVID.
Young adults make up the largest group of coronavirus cases, with people 20 to 24 accounting for 47,865 cases and three deaths, followed by 25 to 29-year-olds with 42,951 cases and six deaths.
Hennepin County has reported the most COVID activity with 99,559 cases and 1,576 deaths, followed by Ramsey County with 42,700 cases and 795 deaths, Dakota County with 37,723 cases and 383 deaths, and Anoka County with 32,968 cases ad 383 deaths. That list follows Minnesota's most populous counties in precise order.
On the vaccine front, 762,089 Minnesotans have received at least one dose, with 362 of those having completed the two-shot COVID-19 series as of Sunday. That brings the percentage of residents who have received at least one vaccination to 13.7 percent. State health officials expect those numbers to ramp up as shipments of vaccine delayed by last week's winter storms pour in, along with this week's expected doses.
At this point 88% of providers are meeting a state goal to administer vaccines within three days of receiving them.
On Tuesday afternoon, Gov. Walz will be speaking about a state push to make sure the vaccination process is equitable for Minnesotans of all colors, backgrounds and economic levels. KARE 11 will share that event live on our social platforms and on kare11.com.
Monday, Feb. 22
MDH Infectious Disease Director Kris Ehresmann said after shipping delays due to inclement weather in the southern U.S., Minnesota is seeing a "return to normal" in terms of vaccine shipments. She said the state's delayed Moderna vaccines will arrive in the next few days, and that appointments and scheduling will normalize soon.
Ehresmann added that the state did not lose any allotted doses due to the weather delays. She said she anticipates that the coming week will be a busy one for vaccine administration.
Ehresmann cautioned Minnesotans about returning to gyms and fitness centers, asking those who may be exposed or in a high-risk group to avoid going. Emphasizing that asymptomatic spread is still a concern, she said those who work out in gyms should mask up and wipe down the equipment they use.
MDH Commissioner Jan Malcolm was asked about Gov. Tim Walz's goal to have all school teachers vaccinated by March 8. She said according to a projection from last week, about a quarter of the state's educators have been vaccinated. Malcolm said that number does not include all of those who have been offered vaccines.
Minnesota continues to make progress on COVID-19 vaccination efforts despite supply chain problems caused by recent winter storms in the southern U.S.
Data released Monday by the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) says as of Saturday, 13.7% of the state's population has received at least one vaccination (759,747 people) with 356,911 having completed the two-dose series.
A number of clinics were closed late last week and into the weekend due to the southern storms affecting distribution of the vaccine nationwide.
Of those vaccinated, residents ages 65 make up the largest group with 358,139 having received one or more doses, followed by those between 18 and 49 with 251,891. That group largely represents health care professionals, first responders and front line workers.
Providers report that 88% of the vaccine they are receiving is being administered within three days, just under the state goal of 90%.
MDH is reporting 561 new cases of COVID-19, based on results from 17,666 tests (16,474 PCE, 1,192 antigen) processed in private and state labs. That testing volume is relatively low, but typical for a Monday.
Health experts consider a positive PCR test a confirmed coronavirus case, while a positive antigen test is considered a probable case.
Minnesota has now recorded 479,591 COVID-19 cases since the start of the pandemic. Of those, 22,732 are associated with antigen tests.
One death was reported in the last day, bringing total fatalities in Minnesota to 6,433. Of those deaths 4,038, or 63% of them are linked to long-term care or assisted living settings.
As of Sunday, 235 people across the state were hospitalized for COVID, the smallest number in months. Of those patients, 48 of them were in ICU. Total hospitalizations in Minnesota due to the virus now sit at 25,478.
MDH says 466,311 people once diagnosed with the virus have passed the point where they are required to isolate.
People between the ages of 20 and 24 account for Minnesota's largest group of cases with 47,826. Three people from that demographic have died of COVID. The largest group of deaths involves those between 85 and 89, with 1,220 fatalities in 6,218 diagnosed cases.
Cook County in northeastern Minnesota has recorded the least COVID activity with 119 cases and zero deaths. Hennepin County has experienced the most, closing in on 100,000 cases (currently 99,448) with 1,576 deaths, followed by Ramsey County with 42,658 cases and 795 deaths, Dakota County with 35,669 cases and 383 deaths, and Anoka County with 32,939 cases and 383 fatalities.
KARE 11’s coverage of the coronavirus is rooted in Facts, not Fear. Visit kare11.com/coronavirus for comprehensive coverage, and kare11.com/vaccine for answers to all of your questions about vaccines. Have a question? Text it to us at 763-797-7215. And get the latest coronavirus updates sent right to your inbox every morning. Subscribe to the KARE 11 Sunrise newsletter here. Help local families in need: www.kare11.com/give11.
The state of Minnesota has set up a data portal online at mn.gov/covid19.


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The data provided by the Center includes 2006 information on participation, contribution rates, investment allocation, total assets, and distribution options, among other things. The Center said the data will be updated annually and filled in for previous years.
In addition, the Center has released defined benefit plan data for 126 plans largely administered by states. The effort was coordinated with the Public Fund Survey.
The Center said it will release information on municipal pension plans later this year.
The state DC and DB plan data can be obtained here .

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What you’re looking at here is Muni maintenance folks applying decals the other day to Car 578, the oldest streetcar in Muni’s fleet, built in 1896. When Muni restored it to its original appearance in 1956, for the 50th anniversary of the 1906 Earthquake, the work was overseen by Charlie Smallwood, Muni maintenance manager and legendary San Francisco rail historian.
Charlie had a Muni sign painter reproduce the original lettering on the car, which was painted for one specific line, with the streets that it ran on listed on the letterboards above the side windows and the name of the line underneath the side windows. (Route numbers weren’t adopted until after 1906, and yes, “Devisadero” was spelled that way until 1909.) But when work was done on the car about 20 years ago, the hand-lettering on the sides was painted over. Now, it’s back, thanks to decals we designed and supplied to Muni. We thank them for applying them in time for Muni Heritage Weekend.
Also, in doing our own research to try to get the decals as accurate as possible, we reached out to ace historian Emiliano Echeverria, who sent us this notice from a Market Street Railway Manager in 1898 (!). As we said, the car was originally painted for the Ellis & O’Farrell line, in yellow. (Market Street Railway color coded its lines back then.)
On weekends, the old Market Street Railway needed extra cars to take people to the beach, on its subsidiary Ferries Park & Ocean Ry., a line out H Street (now Lincoln Way) that used blue streetcars. So they took three yellow cars, including the 578, issued the cars’ crews blue canvas with the other line’s details written on it, and hung it on the side of the car to cover “Ellis & O’Farrell Sts.” They also added an extra fare register to match the way things were done on the Ferries Park & Ocean line.
Whew. It sounds complicated now, and must have been back then as well, because when United Railroads took over the old Market Street Railway in 1902, they got rid of color-coded cars, painting all their streetcars and cable cars the same color and hanging removable dash signs on the end of the cars, using the old colors of the line. That started the tradition of dash signs on San Francisco streetcars that endured right through the end of Muni’s “Iron Monsters” in 1958!
Now that you know all this about Car 578, come ride it FREE Saturday and Sunday for Muni Heritage Weekend, Sept. 24-25, 10 am-4 pm. The rides start at our San Francisco Railway Museum, 77 Steuart Street.

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NEW DELHI - Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal Tuesday urged the National Institute of Open Schooling to look at providing vocational training to students.
ROHTAK - P. Rameshan, from the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Kozhikode, Tuesday took over as director of the newly established IIM-Rohtak in Haryana.
NEW DELHI - Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad Tuesday said the central government is contemplating holding a common exit exam for medical graduates based upon the recommendations of the Medical Council of India.
ALIGARH - Union Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee will lay the foundation stone of the Aligarh Muslim University's first outstation centre at Murshidabad in West Bengal Nov 20, an official statement said.
NEW DELHI - A new programme on watershed management has been launched by the Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU), an official said Tuesday.


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Departing Buick dealers are the biggest reason for a decline in the number of U.S. dealership franchises overall, in the first half of 2023 vs. the same period a year ago, according to a recent report from Urban Science.
“Buick is the main franchise that went down,” says Mitch Phillips, Urban Science director, global data and analytics.
As of July 1, 2023, Urban Science reports there were 30,844 U.S. new-vehicle franchises, down by 710, or 2.3%, vs. a year ago.
The number of dealership rooftops — which often contain multiple franchises for different brands — was flat, at 18,280 this year, vs. 18,257 , in 2022, an increase of just 23.
In September 2022, Buick announced it would offer buyouts to any U.S. dealers who don’t want to make the required investment to switch to an all-electric lineup by 2030. As of Jan. 1, 2023, Buick had just under 2,000 U.S. franchises.
To avoid influencing dealers ' decisions, Buick spokesperson Stefan Cross tells Wards Buick is not disclosing how many dealers accept a buyout until after the offer expires.
Reports show that as of Jan. 1, 2022, about one-third of U.S. Cadillac dealers took a similar buyout.
Even with the Buick buyouts this year, for the industry as a whole, the number of franchises and the number of dealership rooftops have been remarkably stable since 2010, according to Urban Science.
That’s in contrast to a dealer watershed starting in 2009 when General Motors and the former Chrysler Group went through bankruptcy restructuring..
“Prior to 2010, it was a different realm,” Philips tells Wards. “After 2010, it’s been pretty flat.” According to Urban Science, in 2009, the number of dealerships fell by 1,605, down 8%, compared to 881 dealerships in 2008.


The Ain el Sokhna Supercritical Thermal Power Plant (2 X 650 MW Gas /Oil Fired Units)
Client Name: East Delta Electricity Production Company – Ministry of Electricity & Energy
Location: Ain el Sokhna - Suez Governorate, Egypt.
Project Duration: 2010 – 2014
In May 2010 Hassan Allam Construction was awarded the contract to build Egypt’s first supercritical thermal power plant in Ain el Sokhna on behalf Egypt’s East Delta Electricity Production Company (EDEPC).
Hassan Allam Construction will build the civil package of the Ain el Sokhna Power Plant (2 X 650 MW Gas /Oil Fired Units) over a 46 month period.
This plant is the first in Egypt to use Supercritical Boiler Technology to generate power, making it one of the most efficient plants once operational. It is one of the largest power plants to have been awarded to Hassan Allam Construction.
The scope of work consists of a Steam Turbine Generator Building enclosed with Steel Structure Skeleton Building, two Stack Chimneys and Stack Foundations, Main Transformers, Auxiliary Transformers and Station Service Transformers.


North Korea Advancing Missile tests and Submarine activity!
So what is going on in North Korea? First the dictator Kim Jong Un is hell bent on getting a missile effective enough to reach the major cities in the United States. His recent activities show that since 2016, he has accelerated his timeline to achieve his goal. He has conducted 14 missile tests in 2017 alone! The most recent Ballistic missile test assures that North Korea can reach Denver and Chicago as well as the West Coast. North Korea Advancing Missile tests and has stated that it wants to have the capability to deliver a nuclear warhead to the United States.
The second thing that is going on is the launch method of the ballistic missiles. There has been some suspicious activity by the North Korean Submarines. They have been conducting tests that point to launch of the Missile via water transport. North Korea pushing on with Missile tests
CNN article highlights this in today’s news Here’s a small excerpt:
‘Washington (CNN)The US military has detected “highly unusual and unprecedented levels” of North Korean submarine activity and evidence of an “ejection test” in the days following Pyongyang’s second intercontinental ballistic missile launch this month, a defense official told CNN on Monday.


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N.J. Senate passes Tesla car sale bill
New Jerseyans are a step closer to be allowed to buy electric cars directly from manufacturers.
The state Senate on Monday passed a bill that would reverse a decision by the state Motor Vehicle Commission that banned car manufacturers like Tesla Motors from selling to consumers in the state.
Last year’s MVC rule required new-car dealers to have franchise agreements. Tesla sells directly to customers, so customers in New Jersey were forced to go to New York or Pennsylvania.
The bill would permit companies like Tesla to sell directly from up to four locations and provide one servicing facility.
It will be up to Gov. Chris Christie to sign the measure into law.

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Excessive-throughput blockchain platform Elrond is delving deeper into decentralized finance with its newest providing which is able to tokenize treasured metals.
Elrond has gone into partnership with U.Okay. fintech agency Aurus that facilitates the tokenization of treasured metals and commodities.
Three tokens for gold, silver, and platinum — AWG, AWS, and AWP — can be issued on the Elrond blockchain as ESDT tokens. The trio of commodity-based tokens can be backed by one gram of the respective treasured metallic, in response to an announcement, which added:
“This opens essential alternatives for decentralized finance (DeFi) individuals to interact with secure currencies of a unique variety, ones which might be pegged to treasured metals as an alternative of fiat currencies.”
Gold backed DeFi
The dear metal-backed tokens can be made out there on Elrond’s Maiar alternate and automatic market maker, which was unveiled in April.
Elrond added that the collaboration may even pursue the deeper integration of Aurus tokens into its present merchandise. This would come with utilizing the commodity-backed tokens as collateral for borrowing and lending, or presumably even launching new stablecoins primarily based on them.
Elrond Community CEO, Beniamin Mincu, mentioned that conventional belongings equivalent to gold and silver will gain liquidity by way of DeFi:
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For the past two and half months, I’ve been globe trotting – some of the major stops being LA, San Fran, New York, London, Paris, Rome and Barcelona (to name a few!) It was the trip of a lifetime, and something I’ve wanted to do ever since my first overseas adventure with my family at the age of fourteen.
It was a little different this time around. Much more freedom, a lot more decision making and a considerably larger amount of food and drink being consumed daily (we lived on rations of fruit and yoghurt for 6 weeks when my Dad was in charge…)
Ah yes, globe trotting. An opportunity to see new things and to immerse yourself in another culture. I wrote a journal entry for each day that I was away, and looking over it now, one thing is for sure, it certainly is a fascinating old world.
I had decided once and for all that people-watching was probably the cheapest and most engaging forms of theatre. Within the pages of my journal are snippets of conversations overheard on trains, descriptions of characters observed in city squares, and countless ideas to inspire new work. There is so much world to see, and for someone like me, the people-watching opportunities are a never-ending parade of character profiles. Each memory has either been recorded or filed away in my mind for future reference.
Then, whilst in London, I swung by Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre on the southern banks of the Thames. Without booking ahead, my travel buddy and I were only able to secure standing room tickets for ‘the yard’. For those who haven’t been before, can I suggest that if you have two legs in decent working order and a keen sense of adventure, you too go ahead and book yard tickets. At £5 a ticket, it’s only slightly more expensive than people-watching on the street, but it’s also an unforgettable up-close and engaging theatrical experience.
The night I was there, we saw Toby Frow’s The Taming of the Shrew and were on the edge of our ‘seats’ for the entire 3 hours! There is something to be said for seeing Shakespeare performed by classically trained actors in a replica of the theatre that was used in Shakespeare’s time. Night after night, the audiences come out in droves to see productions performed more or less in the round, with tiered seating curving right around either side of the large, columned stage.
Growing up, there was a certain reverence that seemed to accompany the performance or study of Shakespeare in English and Drama class. The text, though in English, was somewhat foreign and very old-school (mind you, anything older than 50 years already seemed pretty ancient to us). Being told that Shakespeare’s works were written for the masses: the educated and uneducated, the rich and the rotten, seemed ludicrous. But understanding the text and discovering for yourself that it was not only incredibly well written, full of imagery and poetry, but also guts, gore and crude jokes, was thrilling.
Since those early school days I’ve seen many productions of Shakespeare, but that first Globe experience would have to take the cake. I’ll never forget how us groundlings stood in the yard, huddled together under a threatening London sky, beers in hand, cheering and jeering. It was raw, clever, engaging, a little raunchy and a lot hilarious.
My mind was racing and my heart was bursting as I left the theatre that night – a combination, I think, of awe for a brilliant tradition, a powerful tool and an incredible craft as well as a sense of urgency to take part in it all. Throughout the performance I cast my eyes across the sea of faces, young and old, who made up this particular audience. Seeing their wide eyes and open mouths, I couldn’t help thinking that without them, we wouldn’t have theatre. It was made to be shared experience, and each person – treading the boards or giving applause – plays a valuable part.
All the world’s a stage,
And all the men and women merely players…
– William Shakespeare

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Nitrogen Filled Tyres
Recent research has shown that as nitrogen is a denser gas than oxygen, filling your tyres with it causes less leaks and gives a more balanced pressure over a longer time. This contributes to fuel economy and stability on the road.
At Autocentre Rushden we can use Nitrogen to fill your tyres for a small charge, try it out and see what you think.
There are the obvious things you can do to prolong tyre life – fortnightly checks and driving sensibly.
But what about filling your tyres with nitrogen?
- Nitrogen has been used for many years in Formula 1 cars, the aircraft industry and road haulage, where consistent performance is paramount.>
- Nitrogen makes up about 80 per cent of the air in tyres anyway, but getting rid of the other 20 per cent – oxygen, moisture and other contaminants – makes a tyre’s performance more consistent and predictable.
- Knowing exactly how much the gas in the tyre will expand as it heats up helps ensure maximum efficiency when everything else is driven to its limits.
- Nitrogen provides extra fuel efficiency due to the benefits of running with consistent pressures.
- Removing the oxygen also reduces oxidisation of the rubber, which can lead to premature ageing and blowouts.
- Air-filled tyres gradually lose pressure because the oxygen leaks through pores in the rubber. Nitrogen’s molecular structure means it’s less prone to permeate rubber, so pressure is maintained for longer.

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Add a cup of apple cider vinegar to four cups of hot water in a bucket. If using a juicer, add the washed and prepared celery to the juicer.
Peel and cut the cucumber into chunks.
Celery juice recipe for gout. Drink 1 dl of this celery juice just before a meal. They should be small enough to go into your blender. How to make celery weight loss juice in a juicer.
Stir so that the liquids mix well. Heart healthy avocado protein smoothie. You can also try getting more celery into your diet to help reduce the frequency or severity of gout attacks.
Strain through cheesecloth and store in glass bottles in a cool place. Apple cider vinegar soak recipe. Do you have 7 ounces of ginger ready?
2 inch piece of ginger. Do the same with the celery. Set it aside for later.
Here are some of our parsley health favorites: If desired, it can be diluted with a little water. If you want to give celery juice a try, our smoothie recipes will help you get all the antioxidant benefits of celery, without missing out on the fiber.
Pour the liquid in a glass and enjoy this celery juice recipe right away fresh! The combination of celery and ginger also work to reduce inflammation and promote cleansing. Consuming more alkaline foods helps to remove uric acid from joints, for example, in in people with gout.
Using celery juice to heal the gut Now extract the juice from half the lemon. Conventionally grown celery is laden with pesticides, and the celery juice protocol requires you to consume an abundance of celery, so it is very important to use organic, especially for this purpose.
They also may give us a hint as to how to best utilize it. You can drink this juice on a regular basis once a day. Celery stalks and celery juice are a healthy food choice, but they don’t contain as.
Let’s take a closer look at the benefits, dosages, and side effects of using celery seed for gout. To make 16 oz of celery juice, i found that you need about 1 full celery heart/bunch. Squeeze the juice of 1 kg of lemon and add to the mixture.
After it is done, pour the juice in a glass and enjoy! 1 cup of filtered water. Also, certain compounds in celery seed may have benefits in treating gout.
Also, it is very important to use organic celery! When juiced from celery, even higher dosages are achieved because both are water soluble. You can store the other half in the fridge.
Cucumber juice is beneficial for naturally lowering body temperature and is a great alkaline food. Celery products, such as seeds and juice, are readily available at grocery stores and health food shops. Overall these studies implicate falcarinol and falcarindiol as the potential effectors in the beneficial effects of celery juice.
Start by washing the cucumber, celery stalks and ginger. As we know, apple cider vinegar contains live enzymes and acetic acid that bring relief to the pain and swelling due to gout. None of the information in our website is intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any illness or disease.

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Archery is an ancient sport that dates back to before the time of writing. Historically, archery was considered a tool of war, as it was a way to quickly kill multiple people with minimal effort. Thankfully, modern archery has evolved into a recreational activity enjoyed by people all over the world. Archery takes many forms, but the most common type is called target shooting. In this type of archery, you shoot arrows at a target, usually a piece of cardboard or paper that is set up in some way so that you have to hit it perfectly in order to score points. Another popular form of Archery is field archery, which involves throwing arrows at real animals, such as deer or kangaroos.
Archery is an ancient sport that dates back to at least the 6th century BC. It requires great precision, strength, and dexterity, and can be quite dangerous if not practiced correctly. Archery competitions take place across the world, and are often part of prestigious events such as the Olympic Games.
Archery is a sport that involves firing arrows at a target. Archery can be Viking or medieval, but today it is most commonly associated with the sport of archery. The target can be anything from a stationary object to a person.
Archery is the sport of using a bow and arrow to shoot arrows into targets. It is one of the oldest sports, with origins dating back to over 6,000 years ago. Archery became increasingly popular in the Middle Ages, and remained so through to the 19th century. It has since seen a resurgence in popularity, with competitions held around the world. Archery is considered an Olympic sport, and it has been included in the Paralympic Games since 1988.
Archery is a sport that many people enjoy. It is an ancient and traditional activity that can be enjoyed by people of all ages. Archery involves using a bow and arrow to shoot arrows at a target. The aim of the game is to hit the target as close to the center as possible. There are different types of archery games, including recurve, traditional, compound, and Olympic archery.
There is something undeniably thrilling about shooting an arrow into the air and watching it sail through the air, knowing that you have control over where it will go. Archery is a sport that can be enjoyed by people of all ages, and it has a long history dating back to ancient times. Archery is one of the few sports that allows participants to use both their strength and dexterity to achieve success.
Archery is a sport that can be enjoyed by people of all ages. It involves using a bow and arrow to shoot an object such as a target. Archery is a great way to stay active and helpful with your physical abilities.
Archery is a sport that uses a bow and arrow. It is one of the oldest sports in the world, and is still enjoyed today by many people. Archery involves shooting an arrow at a target, usually a deer or other large animal. The aim of the game is to hit the target as closely as possible without actually hitting it. Archery can be used for hunting, practice, or competitions.
Archery is a sport that is enjoyed by many people all over the world. It is a fun and thrilling activity that can be enjoyed by people of all ages. Archery involves using a bow and arrow to hit a target. The target can be anything from a paper target to a real person or animal. Archery can be done solo or with others, and it is a great way to get exercise.
Archery is a sport that often involves using a bow and arrow to shoot arrows at a target. The goal of the game is to hit the target from as far away as possible. Archery can be enjoyed by people of all ages, and has even been known to help improve hand-eye coordination.


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Episode 35: King of Monsters?
In this weeks monstrous issue of Geek Pop: We get down and dirty with the new Godzilla movie. The new Guardians of the Galaxy trailer makes us happy. We talk about actors that got replaced after they had been cast. And Matt tells us more about the game Watchdogs. Alright y’all, lets pop some geeks.
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Some retail stores are fulfilling requests from patrons that demand an easier shopping experience.
Electronic technology makes daily tasks quicker and easier, so logic would suggest shoppers are demanding more self-checkouts, right? In defiance of this logic, however, some are requesting the contrary. Believe it or not, they want self-checkouts removed.
In her article called, “Why some stores have pulled their self-checkout machines,” CBC business reporter Sophia Harris says Canadian Tire locations in Toronto have removed self-checkouts in response to customers saying they prefer interacting with cashiers.
For young people who are accustomed to using electronic technology in many aspects of their lives, self-checkouts can be convenient. But for retail stores like Canadian Tire, the question has to be asked: are young, efficient users of technology the customers who are visiting their stores most often?
Luke Branconnier, who lives in Winnipeg with his parents, always uses self-checkouts.
“They’re (self-checkouts) way quicker, and I’m usually just grabbing a couple things, because my mom gets the groceries,” he says.
The 22-year-old says he appreciates the convenience of automated retail but isn’t shopping at grocery stores every day or even every week.
Debra Nesbitt has an alternate view. Living in Winnipeg with her daughter, she visits the grocery store once or twice a week and says self-checkout stands are convenient, but not necessary.
“They (self-checkouts) are confusing at first, but once you know (how to use them), it’s quick and easy,” she says. “But I don’t use them. They take away jobs from young people.”
Typically, grocery and retail stores offer steady employment opportunities for young students in need of part-time work and people with disabilities who may experience limitations within other workplace settings, which means automated retail shopping can take away their job opportunities.
Perhaps self-checkouts are not a friendly option for parents who are buying a lot of groceries or for older customers who aren’t familiar with new technology. In that sense, the Canadian Tire locations in Toronto have made the right call by removing self-checkouts.
However, as today’s youth come of age, what will these retail businesses do once their future patrons are people who have lived their entire lives in the digital age? Will those customers demand that the number of self-checkouts be increased?
The Canadian Tire locations in Toronto are a rare example of a large company that is currently trying to moderate the automation we’re seeing today. It’s great that they have acknowledged the needs and wants of customers while making more jobs available in the process.
However, we are seeing a spike in online shopping, and there are even retail stores like Amazon Go in Seattle without any cashiers and self-checkouts. The emergence of stores like that could influence other business conglomerates to mimic Amazon’s retail model and increase their already-massive profits with fewer (or no) workers and more automation.
Large businesses are coming to a crossroads, and the people running those businesses have to ask themselves some questions. Should they follow the lead of the Canadian Tire stores in Toronto and keep jobs available for those in need by reducing automation? Or should they reduce employment opportunities and increase profits by installing machines to do the work?
Young consumers must ask themselves similar questions: Do we forego automation and keep part-time job opportunities that have been ideal for many people for decades? Or do we embrace automation and force future generations of people to find jobs elsewhere?
To answer these questions, we’ll have to turn off Netflix and think about it.
Graham is an English student at the University of Winnipeg.
Published in Volume 73, Number 19 of The Uniter (February 28, 2019)


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Asher Svidensky, a 24-year-old photographer from Israel, has recently visited Mongolia with the aim to document the lives of traditional Kazakh eagle hunters.
“I wanted to document the ‘Future Generation’ – boys who take their first steps in learning the hunting skills, boys who hold the tradition’s future in their bare hands,” explained the photographer.
After he spent a few days photographing different boys for his project, Svidensky came across Ashol Pan, the 13-year-old daughter of an experienced eagle hunter.
“She was perfect. I was amazed by her comfort and ease as she began handling the grand eagle for the first time in her life. She was fearlessly carrying it on her hand and caressing it somewhat joyfully“, says Svidensky. [Read more...]


The Smackover City Council accepted a bid for planned work on the city’s levee at their most recent meeting on Monday.
The levee, located past Fourth Street inside of city limits, keeps water from Smackover Creek from flooding city streets when water levels rise. Rick East, recorder/treasurer for the City of Smackover, said the city is installing culverts to capture excess rain water and redirect it back into the creek.
“The bids are for the labor and dirt work, etc. to put them (the culverts) in,” East said in a written correspondence.
At Monday’s meeting, the Council accepted a bid from R.R. Ramsey Contractors, Inc., based in Smackover, for $27,540.
The Council also discussed an upcoming wastewater project. The city plans to add aerators to their sewer pond to help keep it sanitary.
“The aerators are being placed in the sewer pond to keep bacterial levels down by adding oxygen to the pond so that enzymes and chemicals can work effectively,” East said.
The Council agreed on Monday to hire A.L. Franks, of A.L. Franks Engineering, Inc., to oversee the aerators’ installation. His company is based in Texarkana.
“All projects the city does are required to have an engineer by [the] state,” East said.
The Council also added two houses to their condemnation list on Monday: 105 W. 7th St. and 601 W. 4th St.
Caitlan Butler can be reached at 870-862-6611 or firstname.lastname@example.org.


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The Duchess of Cambridge has penned a letter as part of the British Royal Family’s celebration of the 150th anniversary of the British Red Cross on August 4. Kate joins The Queen, Prince Charles, and Princess Alexandra in sending a message of support to the organization.
Kate’s contribution was a letter sent to 150 staffers and volunteers who were nominated by the charity for their work. The 150 recipients also received a special coin created by the Royal Mint for the anniversary. In addition to the letter below, Kate released a photo of her grandmother, Valerie Middleton, who served in the Red Cross during World War II. You can see the photo here.
I wish to send you many congratulations on being awarded this commemorative coin, created by the Royal Mint, to mark the 150th Anniversary of the British Red Cross. Your colleagues nominated you because of your hard work with the British Red Cross and because of the way in which you carry out your work: helping those who need it most and putting people first.
On this anniversary, I would like to thank and remember the many thousands of staff and volunteers who over the years have contributed tirelessly to the organisation’s work, including my great-grandmother, Olive and my grandmother, Valerie who both served as a Voluntary Aid Detachment with the British Red Cross. Olive during the First World War and Valerie during the Second World War. Like you and many others, they are both part of the rich history of the British Red Cross, which is helping to ensure many people get the support they need during a crisis. In recent months, I have been deeply moved by the work you and your colleagues have continued to do throughout the coronavirus pandemic. You have all been doing an inspiring job supporting vulnerable people.
I hope this coin serves as a token to remind you of the importance of the role you play in sustaining this incredible organisation.
It’s nice that Kate/her team added Kate’s familial connection to the Red Cross into this letter, because it gives significance and meaning to why she joined the other royals in celebrating the Red Cross’ anniversary. The other royals have a working relationship with the organization, and Kate does not, but her familial connection provides understanding to what would have otherwise been a random connection. I’ll even overlook the grammatical errors. 😉
The Queen, who is Patron of The British Red Cross Society, sent a written message of support to the organization in honor of the occasion.
As Patron of the British Red Cross I send my warmest congratulations to the staff and volunteers of the Society on the occasion of its one hundred and fiftieth anniversary.
Whether those involved in the Society are assisting people to return home from hospital safely, offering care and support in the aftermath of a disaster, volunteering in a shop, administering first aid or some of the many other activities the British Red Cross encompasses, their contribution is recognised, valued and greatly appreciated.
I send my heartfelt thanks and warmest good wishes to you all.Twitter
Prince Charles, President, recorded a video message introduction to the 150 Voices digital exhibition, which you can watch here. Princess Alexandra, Deputy President, made a phone call to Red Cross volunteer Anne Taylor – who is “one of the charity’s longest-serving volunteers, having worked with the Red Cross for 80 years, starting in 1940, during World War II.” [T&C]