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Heads of government and foreign ministers from the Western Balkans together with their counterparts from several EU member states and high-level EU representatives attended the London Summit.\n\n“In these years we have been all working together to draw the region closer and closer to the European Union, politically, economically and security-wise,” said EU High Representative/Vice-President Federica Mogherini. “And we have seen remarkable results, solutions to the most difficult bilateral issues. The Western Balkans are steadily moving forward. And today we reconfirm that we are together with the region on that path, sharing the commitment towards our common future.”\n\nAccording to a Commission press release, the focus was on the further implementation of the action plan to establish a Regional Economic Area as agreed in Trieste last year. The aim is to boost the attractiveness of the region to encourage investment and foster trade, thereby creating jobs.\n\nParticipants at the London Summit also discussed how to step up financing for SMEs and start-ups, including through the mobilisation of non-banking financing.\n\nTo support these objectives the European Commission, in cooperation with partner financial institutions, will launch a new guarantee instrument next year under the Western Balkans Investment Framework. With an initial EU commitment of up to €150m in 2019-2020, the guarantee will aim to leverage up to €1bn in investments into sustainable socio-economic development and regional integration.\n\nThe London Summit is part of the Berlin process, an initiative from several EU member states aiming at supporting efforts towards strengthening regional cooperation and the European integration of the Western Balkans.\n\nHowever, in a separate report, The Guardian noted that European leaders are becoming “more and more impatient” with the reluctance of west Balkan leaders to accept the necessity of reforms to the rule of law.\n\nThe EU commissioner for enlargement, Johannes Hahn, told the summit: “I admit our member states are becoming more and more impatient on this issue because they see this is as crucial – the fight against corruption, media reform and independence of judiciary”. He said statesmanship was needed in the region if the outline timetable for accession was to be met.\n\nBut he insisted the accession of countries such as Albania, Serbia, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM), Montenegro and Kosovo into the EU represented a chance to export stability to the region, adding the alternative of the status quo will simply lead to the import of instability into the EU.\n\nAs for Nikola Dimitrov, the FYROM foreign minister and one of the most pro-reform figures in the Balkans, joining the EU is “a golden opportunity”.\n\nAsked why his country wants to join the EU, Dimitrov said: “Perhaps those inside forget how cold it is outside.”", null, "The indiscriminate launching of rockets by Hamas into Israel must stop immediately, say leading MEPs", null, "The indiscriminate launching of rockets by Hamas into Israel must stop..." ]
[ null, "https://theoriginalvangoghsearanthology.files.wordpress.com/2012/12/dsc_0523a-e1354820210872.jpg?w=474", null ]	[null, {"document_url": "https://theoriginalvangoghsearanthology.com/2012/12/06/the-train-to-viareggio-and-ode-by-joe-zeppetello/", "unformatted_src": "https://theoriginalvangoghsearanthology.files.wordpress.com/2012/12/dsc_0523a-e1354820210872.jpg?w=474", "src": "https://theoriginalvangoghsearanthology.files.wordpress.com/2012/12/dsc_0523a-e1354820210872.jpg?w=474", "formatted_filename": "dsc a e", "alt_text": "DSC_0523a", "original_width": 400, "original_height": 266, "format": "jpeg"}, null]	{"url": "https://theoriginalvangoghsearanthology.com/2012/12/06/the-train-to-viareggio-and-ode-by-joe-zeppetello/", "warc_filename": "crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2023-06/segments/1674764499871.68/warc/CC-MAIN-20230131122916-20230131152916-00813.warc.gz", "warc_record_offset": 605738642, "warc_record_length": 25633}	[ "The Train to Viareggio, an ode\n\nThe train to Viareggio was crowded. This particular train went on to La Spezia. A bunch of kids got in near Pisa, heading for the beaches in Cinque Terra, where the water is bright blue and there’s a nude beach. They sat on the floor of the train blocking the aisle, so the conductor couldn’t get through if he tried. They had an hour to go because they would have to switch trains at La Spezia. There’d been a strike the day before, and the 90-degree heat sent the pent-up demand to the beaches of the Italian Rivera. We were going to Viareggio because we could rent an umbrella and chairs, and the food was cheap. The overloaded train was noticeably slower as we moved along. The landscape had slowly changed, and now we looked at salt marshes where the smell of the sea was strong. We stopped at a commercial port, and then stopped at Viareggio Centrale. When we stood up, a couple got up from the floor and took our seats; we gently stepped around the people sitting in the aisle as we headed for the door.\n\n“We don’t get out here. We have a few stops to go,” a man with an Australian accent said to some people as they were starting to get up. They sat down, a little disgusted. Air conditioning is not Italy’s strong suit, and there was almost none on the train.\n\nWe stretched our legs. The trip from Florence had been longer than we’d expected. The kiosks had not been working at Florence SMN, and it took some time to get our tickets. We walked down the avenue to the beach, past oleander-lined streets, and across a busy coastal road, stopping at the Supermercato Conad to buy some bottled water and snacks.\n\nThe path to the bright yellow umbrella was hot and burned our feet. We sat in the chaise lounges, under the umbrella that had cost us twenty euros, and looked out over the sea from one of the oldest resorts in Europe, the place where Czars spent the long Russian winter, and where Shelley was cremated after he and his friends drowned when their sailboat sank in a sudden summer storm.\n\nNaked children ran down the beach, not seeming to mind the hot sands. The blue water was full of people, many of them with water toys, and as we walked along the beach we could see that the marble-capped mountains were covered in a fine haze. That’s when the body washed up on the shore directly in front of us.\n\nFully clothed, right down to fine leather boots, the unfortunate sailor had recently drowned. There were no signs of life, no need for heroic CPR, nothing would help him now; several people had their cell phones out and were calling the police. Others scrambled to get their little kids away from the dead man. We helped the life guard pull him by his arms, so the waves wouldn’t drag him back out to sea, and then we sat on our towels waiting for the authorities. He was white, so we knew he was probably not an illegal immigrant from North Africa; he was very pale white, and had a pretty face.\n\nTwo paramedics, both with large sweat rings under their armpits, carried their gurney through the broiling beach sand. They checked the body, and then waited. The coroner would have to release the body to them; he was on his way. A small, skinny man with a thick moustache came to the beach. He and the two paramedics were the only ones there who were fully-dressed. They asked the life guard a bunch of questions, and the skinny guy filled out a form.\n\nThe two paramedics strapped the body to the gurney and carried him off the beach. There was a depression in the sand shaped like the back of a dolphin where the body had lain. We looked at the depression, and then carefully went in the water. People were talking about him. My Italian is bad, but I could understand bits and pieces, like a bad recording that fades in and out. Someone said he was English, that they knew him, or had seen him. He had a sailboat. There’d been a bad storm last night. Maybe he had been caught out in it. He had a young wife up in Genoa. She must know something is wrong by now.\n\nWe decided to go in for a swim. There was nothing more we could do. The water was cold at first, but that was because we were so hot from being on the beach in the sun. I went in up to my neck, and stood looking at the dome on top of the hotel Excelsior and the mountains in the background. The sun was getting more intense. I got out of the water first, showered on the beach, and dried off under the umbrella. She swam for another hour. She likes the water a lot more than I do. After she settled in, I asked if she was hungry\n\n“That was very strange,” she said.\n\n“You mean the man on the beach?”\n\n“That was very sad. I wonder what happened.”\n\n“People mentioned a storm. He had a sailboat”\n\n“Yeah. I could make out a little of what they said. Sailboats are bad in storms.”\n\n“It probably took him by surprise.”\n\n“He must have had a lifeboat,” I said.\n\n“Maybe it was a small sailboat. Too small for a lifeboat.”\n\n“I haven’t seen a small boat since we got here. This is the yacht club set if I ever saw one.”\n\n“Maybe he shouldn’t have gone out in a storm?”\n\n“I saw a reporter talking to some of the people on the beach. We can get a paper tomorrow.”\n\nLater we ate sandwiches at one of the tables in front of the small snack bar, and then went swimming again until the sun started to set and the sky began to change color. The late train back to Florence was crowded, and we got to the apartment after dark. The next morning there was a blurb in the paper. The man had been English, and his wife was in Genoa at their summer home. He disappeared the day before yesterday, the night of the bad storm. His boat was found washed up on shore. It had sunk with the lifeboat still attached. His widow wanted to cremate his body on the public beach, but the authorities said no. They insisted that he be cremated in a licensed crematorium. She planned on throwing his ashes into the sea from the spot where he had washed up on shore.\n\n“We’re going.” She said, not a question.\n\nWe took the train back to Viareggio. The weather had turned cool, so the train wasn’t crowded. Heavy clouds and light rain turned the water grey, and hid the mountains. We walked out on the beach. A pale woman in a white wedding gown opened a Grecian brass urn and cast beautiful ashes into the gentle surf. They sat on the surface of the blue-grey water for a moment, and then sunk into the Tyrrhenian Sea.", null, "Joseph Zeppetello Lives in the Hudson Valley, and has published short works of fiction in Iron Horse, The Little Magazine, and Copper Nickel. His novel, Daring to Eat a Peach, was published by Atticus Books. He is currently working on another novel, and is interested in writing stories that explore character, and has been experimenting with short works that incorporate a touch of the magical or the absurd." ]
[ null, "https://andrewconstantsports.files.wordpress.com/2014/05/kjbgolf051414a.jpg?w=225&h=300", null ]	[null, {"document_url": "https://andrewconstantsports.com/2014/05/15/hunterdon-centrals-dylan-stein-sets-mark-in-skyland-golf-championships/", "unformatted_src": "https://andrewconstantsports.files.wordpress.com/2014/05/kjbgolf051414a.jpg?w=225&h=300", "src": "https://andrewconstantsports.files.wordpress.com/2014/05/kjbgolf051414a.jpg?w=225&h=300", "formatted_filename": "kjbgolf a", "alt_text": "Hillsborough's Dylan Stein competes at Wednesday's Skyland Golf Championships. Photo by: Kathy Johnson", "rendered_width": 225, "rendered_height": 300, "original_width": 224, "original_height": 300, "format": "jpeg"}, null]	{"url": "https://andrewconstantsports.com/2014/05/15/hunterdon-centrals-dylan-stein-sets-mark-in-skyland-golf-championships/", "warc_filename": "crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2022-40/segments/1664030335054.79/warc/CC-MAIN-20220927162620-20220927192620-00070.warc.gz", "warc_record_offset": 129842634, "warc_record_length": 28267}	[ "Leave a comment\nBy andrewconstant10 Golf, The Courier News", null, "HILLSBOROUGH – Despite missing a two-foot birdie putt on his opening hole of the day, Dylan Stein posted the round of his life Wednesday morning.\n\nThe junior from Hunterdon Central turned in a tournament-record 66, winning the individual title and helping the Red Devils capture the team title at the Skyland Conference Golf Tournament at Royce Brook Golf Club.\n\nStein birdied five holes in a row from the 7th to the 11th and then birdied the final two holes to card his lowest round ever, besting Alex Edfort’s previous tournament-record of 67, which he shot in 2009 when the tournament was held at Neshanic Valley.\n\n“I didn’t start off that great; but when I made five in a row, I realized I could go low today,” Stein said. “I feel like I really improved down the stretch and I played really well today. I felt that unless someone else went really low, it would stand up and I would lock this one up.”\n\nHunterdon Central, which played on Tuesday in the NJSIAA Sectionals but didn’t qualify for the Tournament of Champions, came back strong, according to coach Larry Ries.\n\n“Yesterday, we didn’t play that well, but I’m proud that they came back the next day. I didn’t know how they’d react to playing 18 holes in another tournament, back-to-back. So I’m really proud,” Ries said. “For Dylan to shoot 66 is fantastic. I wouldn’t say it’s a surprise to me, but I thought he could shoot even-par (72). Posting 66 is a hell of a number and Dylan really works on his game and he’s very serious and when you put the time in, you become a good player.”\n\nThe 19 schools all played on Royce Brook’s private West Course Wednesday, which pushed 30 golfers’ scores over 90, making Stein’s 66 all the more impressive.\n\nAnother star from the day was Watchung Hills’ Mike Graboyes, who shot an even-par 72 to finish third in the individual competition.\n\n“I definitely left a few out there, I burned the edge all day and I left a few short,” Graboyes said. “I hit the ball amazingly, but I couldn’t get it done on the greens, so it’s a little frustrating. But I had a good time out there.”\n\nGraboyes and his Watchung Hills teammates did qualify for next Monday’s Tournament of Champions, which will be held at Hopewell Valley Golf Club, and he said that having some momentum going in will help.\n\n“We don’t have as strong of a team as we did last year, but I was really happy that we made it back to the Tournament of Champions and I hope we repeat as Group IV champions and we’ll see how we do against the rest of the state,” Graboyes said.\n\nJustin Chae of Pingry, who also qualified for the Tournament of Champions, finished second in the individual competition with a two-under 70. He and his Pingry teammates will join Watchung Hills on Monday in Hopewell." ]
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Coughing is one way in which the lungs and airways are protected from inhaled particles. Coughing sometimes produces sputum (also called phlegm), a mixture of mucus, debris, and cells expelled from the lungs. The cough reflex has both sensory (afferent) and motor (efferent) pathways. The internal laryngeal nerve carries the sensory information away from the area above the glottis in the trachea to the cough center located in the medulla oblongata via the vagus nerve. Stimulation of this area by dust or foreign particles produces a cough to remove the foreign material from the respiratory tract before it reaches the lungs. Mucus production in the bronchi is an airway defense mechanism, and increases with inflammation and infection.\n\nIn dogs, cats, and horses, coughing occurs because of a primary disease process, such as Bordetella bronchiseptica infection (\" kennel cough Kennel Cough Kennel cough results from inflammation of the trachea. It is a mild, self-limiting disease but may progress to bronchopneumonia in puppies or to chronic bronchitis in debilitated adult or aged... read more \") or chronic bronchitis in dogs, feline asthma or heartworm-associated respiratory disease in cats, and equine asthma Recurrent Airway Obstruction in Horses Recurrent airway obstruction (RAO) is a common, performance-limiting, allergic respiratory disease of horses characterized by chronic cough, nasal discharge, and respiratory difficulty. Episodes... read more", null, ". In most cases, addressing the primary disease will resolve the cough. Antitussive treatment is supportive and is primarily for the comfort of the animal and the owner. Most antitussive drugs are opiates or opioids that directly suppress the cough center in the medulla oblongata ( see Table: Antitussive Drugs Antitussive Drugs\n\nMorphine is an effective antitussive at doses lower than those that produce analgesia and sedation. It is not commonly used for antitussive activity because of adverse effects and the potential for abuse and addiction. Morphine has poor oral bioavailability because of a significant first-pass effect by the liver.\n\nCodeine is methylmorphine; methylation of morphine significantly improves the oral bioavailability by reducing the first-pass effect. Codeine phosphate and codeine sulfate are found in many antitussive preparations, including tablets, liquids, and syrups. Codeine has analgesic effects that are about one-tenth that of morphine; however, its antitussive potency is approximately equal to that of morphine. The adverse effects of codeine are considerably less than those that occur with morphine at antitussive doses. Adverse reactions (especially in cats) are exhibited as excitement, muscular spasms, convulsions, respiratory depression, sedation, and constipation. Codeine should not be used after GI tract surgery because of its effects on intestinal motility.\n\nHydrocodone is chemically and pharmacologically similar to codeine but more potent. It is combined with an anticholinergic drug (homatropine) to discourage abuse by humans. It is prescribed for dogs with chronic cough due to canine bronchitis; however, information on its use is mainly anecdotal.\n\nDextromethorphan is technically not considered an opiate, because it does not bind to traditional opiate receptors and is not addictive or analgesic. It is the d-isomer of levorphanol. The l-isomer of levorphanol has addictive and analgesic properties. Although it is recommended anecdotally to treat cough, a pharmacokinetic study in dogs demonstrated a short elimination half-life, rapid clearance, and poor oral bioavailability, making its use as an orally administered cough suppressant in dogs questionable.\n\nButorphanol, an opioid agonist-antagonist, is used as an analgesic and antitussive in dogs. As an antitussive in dogs, butorphanol is 4 times more potent than morphine and 100 times more potent than codeine. At antitussive dosages, it may produce considerable sedation in dogs. Because butorphanol has poor bioavailability, the oral dose in dogs is 10 times the subcutaneous dose. In cats, butorphanol is primarily used as an injectable analgesic. In some cats, it may cause pain on injection, as well as mydriasis, disorientation, swallowing/licking, and sedation.\n\nMaropitant has potential for use as a cough suppressant. NK1 antagonism has been shown to have antitussive effects in canine and feline models. In a study of dogs with chronic bronchitis, maropitant reduced frequency of coughing.\n\nCopyright © 2022 Merck & Co., Inc., Rahway, NJ, USA and its affiliates. All rights reserved.\nOverview of Systemic Pharmacotherapeutics of the Respiratory System in Animals" ]
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Unlike the sharply-observed character sketches on Soon Enough, Rae’s 2015 debut that introduced her as one of East Nashville’s most promising young folkies, the vulnerable songs she had been writing over the past few years were much more intensely personal. She was afraid to share them with her band, and with the world, worried, more than anything, that no one would care.\n\nRae was particularly apprehensive about one song, “Bad Mind.” Like much of the material on Rae’s excellent new album, Putting On Airs, Rae wrote the song as a way to come clean with herself, a confessional and a self-reckoning with some of the struggles and insecurities the young singer-songwriter has faced regarding her own identity and sexuality as a young woman growing up in the South.\n\n“It was scary to let other people decide if they wanted to work on that song,” says Rae, 27. “That was the scariest one, because I didn’t know if other people were going to be into this.”\n\nAfter receiving the unwavering support and enthusiasm from her team of collaborators, Rae recorded a dozen of her newly penetrating songs in February 2017, at Cory Chisel’s community studio in Appleton, Wisconsin. Putting on Airs, Rae’s second album and her most compelling to date, is the result of a two-year period in which Rae began to take a closer look at her own fears, excitements and struggles.\n\n“The first record is from a younger place, more observant of other people,” says Rae. “Some of the new songs were about things I was trying to get clear and honest with myself about. It’s not always easy to be honest with yourself, but I was getting to a place where I was looking sternly at what was going on, at what I had been experiencing. Once I gave myself permission to write about stuff that was so close to home, it just felt good to write them.”\n\nAnchored in gentle folk arrangements, songs like “Can’t Cut Loose,” “Putting On Airs” and “Wild Blue Wind” are the most melodic, accessible songs she’s written yet, while other numbers like “Pretend” and “Anchor Me Down” are more dissonant, atmospheric set-pieces guided by the tasteful production of Dan Knobler.\n\n“I knew that this time we were going to approach the album differently,” says Rae. “We wanted to explore some different sounds instead of what just immediately came to mind.” The new sounds and flourishes on Rae’s new album were influenced by everything from the sound-collage folk of Michael Nau to the late-period Beatles. Rae credits the latter, for example, as the direct inspiration for the dramatic opening chord of “Mississippi Queen.”\n\nRae has lived in Nashville since moving to town as a child with her family from Jackson, Tennessee in 2001. In the last half-decade, the singer has become a key fixture in East Nashville’s roots community, with her soft-spoken music, grounded much more in folk than in country, serving as a commanding counterweight to the type of de-facto, more brash form of 70’s-inspired country played by so many of her Americana contemporaries.\n\nAs a songwriter, Rae can draw out powerful emotion and deep empathy out of simple scenarios. On “Love Like Before,” she turns a desire for a nicer apartment into a haunted meditation on hope, resolution, and the fallacy of simple self-improvement.\n\n“Got it in my head to go sailing/ Get my kicks in a faraway land,” she sings, “Put away all of my demons/ I could begin again.”\n\n“It’s a song about that feeling of always looking outside of ourselves for some way to feel more peace internally,” she says. “That feeling of ‘Maybe next time, when I play this next show I’m so excited about playing, I’ll feel this ultimate bliss and I’ll feel super successful, and I won’t question anything in my life.’ But that type of feeling doesn’t really exist.”\n\nMuch of Putting On Airs finds Rae unmasking various layers of self-deception as she reflects on her own troubled past. When Rae wrote the companion pieces “Putting On Airs” and “Can’t Cut Loose” within a few months of another, she knew she had arrived at a thematic focus for her new album.\n\n“‘Putting on Airs’ and ‘Can’t Cut Loose’ are telling two different parts of the same story,” she says. “When I wrote those songs I felt like I had the anchor pieces, like I captured the feeling of what I was trying to do.”\n\nRae’s anguished concern over whether or not her others would be interested in hearing her profoundly personal new songs has already proven to be for naught, with Putting On Airs receiving early rave coverage from outlets like NPR and Billboard.\n\n“Before I was just all in my head trying to get some of that stuff out, trying to figure out and trace back why I still feel this way as an adult,” she says of ‘Bad Mind,’ the song she had been most scared to share with the world. “Now I listen to it and it’s very comforting to me.”", null, null ]
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This Recommendation continues to form UNESCO’s most important set of standards on adult education for member states.\n\nVisionary in its broad set of objectives and adoption of a rights-based approach to adult learning, the original 1976 document nevertheless requires an update to more accurately reflect developments in the discourse of adult education and its relationship to literacy as a continuum and to lifelong learning, among other topics. In July 2012, an expert group met at UIL to discuss necessary revisions to the Recommendations, which was followed by an online consultation with over 300 participants from more than 30 countries.\n\nThe revision process has continued in April with a meeting of the UNESCO Executive Board to discuss proposed amendments. 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at home by people to treat inflammation, pain and fever, may be the key to developing a long sought after anti-ageing drug.\n\nDr Brian Kennedy, president and chief executive of the Buck Institute for Research on Ageing in California, said: “There is a lot to be excited about.\n\n\"The research shows that ibuprofen impacts a process not yet implicated in ageing, giving us a new way to study and understand the ageing process.\n\n“Ibuprofen is a relatively safe drug, found in most people’s medicine cabinets.\n\n\"There is every reason to believe there are other existing treatments that can impact health span and we need to be studying them.”\n\nHe said: “It should be possible to find other drugs like ibuprofen with even better ability to extend lifespan, with the aim of adding healthy years of life in people.”\n\nIn laboratory tests, ibuprofen was found to extend the lives of worms and flies by the equivalent of about 12 years in human terms.\n\nThe creatures not only lived longer, they appeared to maintain their fitness and health as they got older.\n\nDespite the huge evolutionary gap between worms and people, the researchers believe they have found a new aspect to ageing that could have major implications for humans.\n\n\"It should be possible to find other drugs like ibuprofen with even better ability to extend lifespan,\" Professor Polymenis\n\nProfessor Polymenis said: “We are not sure why this works but it is worth exploring further.\n\n“This study was a proof of principle, to show that common, relatively safe drugs in humans can extend the lifespan of very diverse organisms.”\n\nIbuprofen is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug, sold under its own name and under a variety of brand names such as Nurofen, Advil and Motrin.\n\nIt was developed by the Boots company in the 1960s and became available over the counter around the world in the 1980s.\n\nThe World Health Organisation includes the drug on its list of “essential medications”.\n\nAlthough considered 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Meanwhile, the “information” and available “data” in re Kung Flu grows ever more diametrically opposed, unreliable and even risible in quality. Get out there and play my little ones says the “government” with one face, while simultaneously changing the law with the other to implement local “lockdowns” (loathe that Americanism, it’s very un-English!). The first of these is in place (the city of Leicester), and the canal rozzers have already swiftly issued notices closing the Grand Union canal which is wot do runneth through Leicester to all but essential movement and to live-aboard boaters (who must move about as much as possible, and die as quickly as may be, and preferably die quietly).\n\nAll of the loops of canal around here are far too big to comtemplate when at any moment they may be summarily closed again, and the Welsh canal is still half-closed (a smidgen of it actually being in Wales, with the devolved Welshist DisAssembly making up their own rules at English tax-payer’s expense, ditto Scotland under Knickerless Bludgeon or whatever she’s called).\n\nManned locks, tunnels and such Victorian delights as the Anderton Boat lift are running reduced services – jaw-droppingly hypocritically – because of the “difficulties” in arranging safe social distancing and other COVID-19 procedures for volunteers (but it’s still fine and dandy and encouraged to run on down, cycle on down or even just have your nurse wheel you on down in your bathchair to “exercise” alongside boats with folk living aboard)…\n\nHind-Brain woke me late this morning – 04:30hrs – and the madness was upon me, so by 05:00 our ropes were undone and Mr Engine was making the neighbours swear (serves you both a-right for mooring unnecessarily arse to elbow with me). See top photo.", null, null, "I had a half a mind (just about, if you count the fluff) to moor at Calveley for a while, but the place was full, with fifteen or more boats in a row.\n\nSo many live-aboard boaters all in one place, or might it be that leisure boaters have, as they have these past weeks, ignored en masse the restrictions that don’t actually lift until this coming Saturday for them?", null, "So instead, having availed us of the services, I volte-faced and came back to Barbridge. There’s armco here, wifi signal and little to confuse our holiday hire-boat friends, who are all let loose from Saturday, the 4th of Julie.", null, "The first wave of hirers will likely be the most demented, it’ll be a tad safer in a week or two for those of us who boat like old biddies, and/or who moor up on long straight stretches with malice aforethought. 😉\n\nI mightily ungruntled a heron on the way. Why heron, when disturbed thus, always fly ahead fifty yards instead of either flying away or to the rear of the boat or even just waiting for boats to pass is beyond me. There must be some evolutionary merit to the habit.", null, "Got moored up and secured nicely before the rains began, which is always good.", null, "Slightly dull in terms of Das Weather, but a splendidly enjoyable mini cruise-ette for all that. Some six miles from fart to stinish, a brief re-watering, a rubbish dumping, a gazunder-shaking, and a winding at Bunbury included.\n\nI think that perhaps the winding hole at Bunbury is shrinking.\n\nPerhaps space and time are warping there.\n\nOr it might just be reeds growing wholly un-checked.\n\nThe back cover is on again and the cratch zipped up against the rain, so very few passing boats bother to slow down as they pass, assuming incorrectly that there’s no-one aboard to note their ill-manners.", null, "So that’s been my exercise for the day today, and plenty it was too. I might do an aerobic sit-down later, and perhaps some Biro-push-ups while writing a fresh list of things that I ought to get done but haven’t yet. There’s a nap to be fitted in there somewhere, too.\n\nPerhaps another coffee, first, in my rinky-dinky very heavy could use it as a blunt instrument weapon double-skinned stainless steel with walnut handle coffee press… thanks be to they who took delivery for me, it being classed as “Critical Medical Supplies”.\n\nSimple things please simple minds, and the mere possession of a new coffee pot is a pleasure indeed – for me, at least. Boing boing wibble moo fribble de what was I saying?", null, "Yes indeed. Coffee, I think, and a long contemplation and enjoyment of that rare and brief feeling of all tanks that ought to be full being full, and all that ought to be empty being empty, post service-area visit.\n\nThen a snooze-ette, one eye at a time.\n\nYou know those websites that show you real-time flashes and details on a map for lightning strikes? There must surely be one of those by now for “local lockdowns” as they pop up and then disappear again.\n\nEven if there’s no-one in England who can write an “app” to track & trace scabby peasants with COVID-19 Scrofula, there will surely be someone who will be coining in the advertising revenue from a site showing which roads, footpaths and bridleways (if not perhaps canals) are open, closed or blocked by emergency funeral pyre smoke.\n\nIan H., moved again, just a little bit, so yah boo sucks to you (and you know who you is)." ]
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Settlement on trade in agricultural products and livestock was also disputed, given its very targeted impact in particular Canadian provinces and European countries. For example, one of the biggest sticking points for Canada was access to European beef and pork markets, which faced resistance from Europe’s own meat suppliers in France and Ireland.\n\nIt seems, however, the prioritization of this file in recent months by Prime Minister Harper and European Commission President Jose Barroso has expedited the settlement of these remaining questions.", null, "The Canada-EU Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) will be the first free trade agreement to be signed by the European Union with an industrialized country. The Union’s current free trade agreements, signed in 1997 and 2002, are with Mexico and Chile, respectively.\n\nThe accord offers Canadian access to a market of over five hundred million people and is by far the most ambitious trade agreement Canada’s federal government has ever negotiated. As a “second generation” trade agreement, CETA goes well beyond reducing tariff barriers. In fact, CETA seeks to target non-tariff barriers by promoting the harmonization of trade regulations and procedures.\n\nThe inclusion of Canadian provinces in this seemingly federal affair speaks to the unique nature of Canadian federalism. Though CETA is perhaps conceptualized as a national affair, it is important to recognize that many of its stipulations will address issues of provincial jurisdiction, including, but not limited to, government procurement, health care, and natural resources.\n\nThe Honourable Ed Fast, Minister of International Trade and Minister for the Asia-Pacific Gateway, meets with key representatives of the forestry industry to highlight iconic wood and wood products as one of many B.C. exports that will benefit from an ambitious Canada-EU trade agreement\n\nUnfortunately, in contrast to their unprecedented involvement in negotiating CETA, the role of Canadian provinces in its approval and implementation remains decidedly unclear. This lack of clarity may indeed undermine five years worth of negotiations.", null, "The Honourable Ed Fast, Minister of International Trade, discusses the Canada-EU trade agreement with key representatives of the forestry industry in British Columbia.\n\nIn short, provincial accountability for the implementation of CETA stipulations is not yet guaranteed. Though Canadian provinces have been heavily involved in the negotiations process, they are not, as yet, official signatories. Despite this provincial involvement thus far, historical precedent says that the Canadian approval and implementation will be left to the federal government.\n\nWithout formal mechanisms to guarantee the agreement’s timely implementation, Canadian municipalities and provinces may deliberately postpone politically unpopular conditions. Such behavior will do little to encourage European investors and the purported benefits of the deal itself will not be immediately apparent.\n\nThis series of events has unfolded before under the terms of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). NAFTA’s Chapter 11 stipulates that foreign companies may file compensation claims in countries where they have investments and feel a government action is unfair and discriminatory. In 2010, the Canadian federal government shelled out CAD$130 million to compensate Delaware forestry giant AbitibiBowater Inc. for Newfoundland and Labrador’s expropriation of its assets in the province.\n\nOne might argue that because provinces were not directly involved in NAFTA negotiations, provincial violations are more understandable. However, the federal government’s Continuing Committee on Trade Negotiations (CCTN) did allow for provincial inclusion.\n\nIt is clear that if Canadian municipalities or provinces fail to implement CETA stipulations, the federal government could very well be held responsible.\n\nTo encourage provincial alignment with the CETA conditions, the European Commission has reportedly required Canadian provinces and territories to sign a pledge to implement CETA stipulations in a timely and thorough manner. However, without formal mechanisms, compliance is far from guaranteed.\n\nWhile October may end five years of complicated trans-Atlantic negotiations, it may also represent the beginning of an equally complicated implementation process. It is clear that Canadian provinces will be as important to the success of this agreement as they were to its negotiations. For indeed, any delay or variation in provincial implementation will weaken the integrity of the deal as a whole.\n\nWhile one must be wary of these risks, it is equally important for Canadians to congratulate the extent of provincial and federal cooperation that brought this deal to fruition. Though the Canada-EU Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement will be an important trophy for Prime Minister Harper, Canadian provinces ought to receive equal, if not greater credit for its ultimate success.\n\nAs the 2015 edition of Ulchi-Freedom Guardian approaches, Paul Pryce discusses the strengths of Canada-Korea defence ties and some areas for improvement.\n\nIn the final part of her two part series, Tazrian Alam proposes that the Canadian government establish a regional NWFZ in the NorthWest Passage to protect against national & environmental security threats.\n\nFollowing the events in Ottawa, Ben Abonyi examines the efforts of the Canadian Armed Forces to increase vigilance at home." ]
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It didn’t always work when he wanted it to, and sometimes it happened out of the blue. But whenever it happened, he knew he could trust the information. And standing on the sandy bank of Murder Creek, a distributary of the Alabama River, he knew for certain the boat fire had not been caused by engine trouble, and the three fishermen who had been on board would never be found alive. All of this was a certainty. The little charred piece of wood in his hand told him so.\n\nDwayne Beniot slapped a mosquito on his thin chest, leaving a tiny bloody smear. He washed off his hand in the creek and said, “You got stage fright or something? Let’s get a move on. I’m getting eaten alive over here.”\n\nCasey shook his head and dropped the burnt wood. “Sorry. I found a chunk of that boat that went missing a few weeks ago on the big river. I guess when it blew up, bits of it that didn’t sink floated downstream, and some of it ended up here.”\n\n“Blew up? How do you know? Oh, right. See anything else?”\n\nCasey had. He had seen bursts of disjointed moments. Something ramming the fishing boat, men in the water, screams, fire, and ultimately the explosion. But the fire and explosion had come later than the rest after the men were already dead. “Probably nothing the sheriff hasn’t already pieced together.” Casey relieved himself in the woods and then walked back into the creek. When he was calf-deep, Dwayne pushed an innertube towards him. Dwayne had attached it with a bright-yellow nylon rope to his own and to a floating cooler they shared.\n\nCasey caught the innertube. “Yeah. But I don’t think that’s what happened.” He sat down and paddled until they reached deeper water, where the current took over. It pulled them to the middle and down the creek.\n\n“Either way. That’s why I prefer to float.”\n\nDwayne reeled himself even with the cooler and plucked out a Budweiser. Taking a sip, he let his head fall back and closed his eyes. Casey plucked a beer too. The sky was cloudless, and the light breeze and warm creek water brought little relief from the already too-hot south Alabama July afternoon. The beer brought a little more.\n\nCasey kept his eyes open. The banks of both sides of the river alternated between thick bushes, pine forest, and thin patches of sandy beach. He found himself scanning the water as they floated along. The fisherman had disappeared at night, not in the light of day, and it had happened in the big river rather than the little creek, but it hadn’t been far away from where they were, not really, and it had only happened three weeks before. Casey felt strange worrying about something in the river. He knew it so well and had always before associated it with fun and relaxation.\n\nA few of the sandy patches of riverbank were large enough to accommodate five or six tents and a firepit, and so the creek had been a favorite camping destination for their local boy scout troop. They would put in on a Saturday morning, canoe or kayak until dark, camp on a beach, and row out on Sunday morning. Casey and Dwayne had both made it to Life rank in scouts, but neither quite had the ambition to make Eagle. By the time they were in their late teens, Dwayne’s focus had shifted almost completely to girls and guns and Casey’s to anything that would help him cope with and hide the fact he was gay. Cherry Hill, Alabama was as good a place as any for Dwayne’s preoccupations but didn’t offer much for Casey.\n\nFloating around a bend, he saw Amy Gale holding court with a handful of other older teenagers who worked with Casey and Dwayne at the Catfish Shack. Two of the young men were lobbing M-80 firecrackers into the forest and giggling with each explosion.\n\nDwayne opened an eye at one of the booms and laughed. “Amateurs.” He started paddling. “We are making another pit stop.”\n\nCasey sighed. “You want to hang out with the waitstaff babies?”\n\n“Amy’s with them. And you need to socialize. I could barely get you out of the house today.\n\n“I’m throwing the damn party tonight, aren’t I? I even have most everything set up.”\n\n“I know, but this is part of it too. The Fourth of July tradition is all day, not just your party. And you are going on, what, three weeks since your breakup? You’ve got to get out of the trailer, lighten up, and snap out of it. And as your best friend, it’s my duty to confiscate that bottle of tequila Amy’s holding and get you drunk.”\n\nCasey joined in the paddling, and they dragged their tubes onto the beach.\n\nAmy brushed her dark hair back with a single extended middle finger and smiled as she held it in place.\n\n“Do all old dishwashers work part-time for the cops now?” The other servers laughed.\n\nDwayne started to respond but was cut off by one of the servers at the edge of the water, pointing and shouting, “water moccasin.” Dwayne darted towards him and leaped into the creek after the snake. He splashed through the shallows and then swam freestyle after the quick S shape in the water. Most of the others moved toward the action, but Casey stayed back with Amy. He’d seen this before more times than he could remember, and Amy simply didn’t care.\n\nThey looked at each other and shared a smile. She handed him the bottle.\n\n“You going to rat me out too, officer?”\n\nCasey took a long pull and winced it down. “You’re safe. The cops already have enough fry cooks on staff.”\n\nAmy watched Dwayne from a distance for a moment, and then she looked at Casey and frowned. “Are you OK? You’ve been really quiet at work and not acting like yourself lately.”\n\nCasey feigned a smile. “I’ll be fine. It’s just dating trouble. I promise to be more upbeat at the party tonight.”\n\n“You better. I expect you to read my fortune or something. You are really getting good at those magic tricks. Are you sure you don’t really have some dark powers?“\n\nCasey snickered, and a real smile grew across his face. “A magician never reveals his secrets.” He took another gulp of tequila and handed the bottle back. She received it in one hand and hugged him with the other. “If you need me to kick somebody’s ass, you just let me know.”\n\nCasey hugged her back, his hands squeezing bony shoulders. What she lacked in size, she made up in fire. “Thank you.”\n\nShe was right that he would defend her. He had done it before. When she came on at the Catfish Shack as a waitress a couple of years prior, he had been there four years already and was one of the senior kitchen staff. At first, the other girls disliked her because she was popular with the boys and made better tips than most of them. For revenge or simple meanness, many of the girls mixed up her orders, stole side dishes, swapped salad dressings, and generally tried to run her out. A former server went so far as call her to the parking lot after work one night to brawl. Casey stepped in that night and had kept an eye out for her ever since. She could hold her own, but he still tried to protect her from as much of the restaurant hazing as he could.\n\nShe was different than the other girls there. She was a lot like him. The daughter of the reverend of the largest church in Cherry Hill, she was raised mostly without a TV, books, computers, or a cell phone. Her mother had passed away when she was little, and her father never remarried. He had kept her under this thumb as best as a man unqualified to raise a child and married to his job could, but around age thirteen, she had found ways to get around his rules. Upon realizing all the things she had been missing out on, she was equal parts bitter at her father and eager to experience everything life had to offer; the more exciting, the better. And she had dedicated herself to both causes with a zeal her old man could only dream of inspiring in his congregation.\n\nThe crowd watching Dwayne gasped when he caught up with the snake on the opposite bank. He hooted and held it aloft in one hand, supporting the snake in the middle with an open palm. Each side reached down almost to his shoulder. He called to the waiters. “It’s not venomous. It’s not a cottonmouth. Check it out.” He crossed the creek, one-arm swimming some of the way, still holding the snake, and the crowd scattered. Even Amy took a few steps back from her already distanced position when he stepped onto the beach, handling the brown water snake with both hands.\n\nCasey turned to her and said, “It’s OK. He’s kept snakes practically his whole life. He knows what he’s doing.”\n\nShe mouthed the word “nope” and took a few more steps back.\n\nCasey walked over to Dwayne and took a closer look. “If it’s not a moccasin, what is it?”\n\n“Yes. I can plainly see that.”\n\n“That’s the common name, smart ass. Not too creative, I guess. Anyone want to hold it?”\n\nThe crowd shrunk back further with the suggestion. Dwayne knelt by the water and let the snake glide from his hands into the stream. “Wish I could keep it, but water snakes need special enclosures. And I don’t have room for anything like that. Plus, I don’t like keeping wild-caught animals. Seems cruel.”\n\n“Let’s get going. You’ve terrified the waitstaff enough for one day, and I need to finish getting the trailer ready.”\n\n“Not before you get a shot of tequila.”\n\n“I worked that out with Amy already. I didn’t even have to tase her.”\n\n“Good work. I guess you are right.”\n\nCasey and Dwayne plopped back in their innertubes and floated away. Casey waved at Amy as they set off, and Dwayne held up a middle finger as he closed his eyes and hung his head back. Casey was feeling less apprehensive about the party after talking to Amy. But there was something about the vision that he couldn’t get out of his mind. Although Dwayne was right that accidents happen on the water all the time, nothing large enough to ram and flip a fishing boat should be in the river. But that is what Casey saw, and when he saw it, it was always true." ]
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(Sorry, couldn’t help myself.)\n\nTonight at the Emmys, Orange Is The New Black star Taylor Schilling stunned on the red carpet in a yellow Stella McCartney dress. Her fresh frock called for a modern bohemian glamour look created by makeup artist Hung Vanngo.\n\nHere are a few key steps that makeup artist Hung Vanngo used to create the look:", null, "Like many of you out there, I live for awards season. I also live for finding out the beauty products that help make our favorite celebs look so darn pretty on the red carpet.\n\nIt’s no secret that I have an extreme crush on Brian Williams (he waved at me once – true story), so naturally I adore his daughter too. I thought she killed it last night at the Primetime Emmy Awards. Her glowing Emmy look was thanks in part to celeb makeup artist Pati Dubroff (and also thanks in part to the killer bone structure she received from her dad.) I got the scoop from Pati about the products and techniques she used to achieve this beautiful look.\n\n“Allison had just returned from her summer vacation so her skin was sun-kissed,” she said. “We decided to go with a soft look. I dubbed this ‘pretty in pink with a flash’ – the pink is on the lid, the cheek and the lip, while the flash is a dash of bright yellow gold on the inner corner of her eyes which complimented the bright yellow grosgrain belt on her dress.”", null, "Pati prepped the skin with tarte clean slate timeless smoothing primer in the t-zone to eliminate the need for powder. She then used a small amount of tarte Amazonian clay 12-hour full coverage foundation SPF 15 in light medium honey.\n\n“I wanted the sheer coverage so Allison’s freckles could show through,” said Pati.\n\nShe finished the skin using tarte park avenue princess bronzer to amp up the tan and tarte Amazonian clay 12-hour blush in fearless on the apples of the cheeks for a pinky flush.\n\nShe defined her brows with tarte the brow architect brow shaper, liner and definer in medium-tan.\n\n“I created the structured eyes with Pati Dubroff dream palette using ochre and raw to give matte structure and a soft tone in the crease and under the eye,” said Pati.\n\nShe then applied tarte smolderEYES Amazonian clay waterproof liner in golden beige in the center of the lid for a peachy pink base followed by Chanel Illusion D’ombre in Abstraction on top. On the inner corner of the eyes, Pati added a flash of NARS Soft Touch Shadow Pencil in Corcovado for a flash of bright yellow. At the base of the lash line Pati used tarte lights, camera, lashes precision longwear liquid eyeliner – with a touch of a light flick at the outer corner. She completed Allison’s eyes by coating the lashes in tarte lights, camera, lashes 4-in-1 mascara.\n\nAllison’s Gambattista Valli Couture sleeveless dress meant her body was on display too. Sometimes it’s easy to focus on the face and forget the rest of the skin, but Pati made sure she was glowing from head to toe!\n\n“It’s just as important to make sure that the skin on her body looks as just as flawless as the skin on her face,” said Pati. “I used Jergens BB Body Skin Perfecting Cream in Medium to give a subtle radiant sheen and illuminate Allison’s skin.”\n\nAllison packed her clutch full of the essentials to keep her look fresh all night! She selected tarte not so slick oil-absorbing blotting papers and the two tarte lippies Pati applied to keep on hand. Smart girl!", null, null, "One thing is for sure – glam waves were prevalent on the Emmys Red Carpet last night. Allison Williams, Christina Hendricks, and Taylor Schilling all wore wavy ‘dos, but my fav waves of the night were Rose Byrne’s. The Insidious star owned this soft romantic look, created by John Frieda International Creative Consultant Harry Josh.\n\nInspired by an image of Bianca Jagger from the late 70’s/early 80’s, Josh gave Rose Byrne a modern and polished version of the wild waves. Read on to find out out to copy her coif!", null, "I dig the nail art that young Modern Family beauty Sarah Hyland was rocking on her fingertips. (She was also wearing the heck out of a wine hued lip and killer green gown.) She opted for a “negative space” look—having a natural or bare area of nail exposed somewhere between/within the polished area instead of a two-toned manicure. Celebrity Manicurist Christina Aviles used Red Carpet Manicure’s LED gel polish in “Haute Couture,” “Runway Red” and “Camera Shy” to design her nail look.\n\n“Sarah co-designed her dress with Carolina Herrera and wanted to complement her dress with burgundy nails,” said Christina. “Once we sat down together, she let me know she really wanted to do something eye catching and art deco.”", null ]
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At 22, the brilliant economic student turned into a soldier as the tide of World War II turned against Japan.\n\nThese are the words he wrote in his diary as he looked at certain death:\n\n\"February 9, 1943: The dice have already been thrown, and now there is nothing I can do now except to deal wholeheartedly and sincerely with whatever I have to face.\"\n\nHe became a kamikaze. In Japanese, it means divine wind. Americans called them the suicide pilots.\n\nToshimasa Hayashi, another university student, graduated and was immediately drafted. He questioned the war privately in his diary:\n\n\"April 23, 1945: Who exactly is fighting this war now? A full half of my classmates of the 13th class, who were bomber pilots on carriers and my friends,...are now already dead.\"\n\nBut it did not cloud his sense of duty as he, too, became a kamikaze:\n\n\"August 9, 1945: Today, I shall fly one of the very latest in war planes,...a Ryusei, and I will slam it into an enemy carrier. Goodbye, my dear parents, and everyone. Thank you, all my comrades.\"\n\nThe words come from a collection of diaries and letters of dozens of university students sent off to war, including some who became kamikaze pilots. Published in Japan five decades ago, it is now available in English in a book titled Listen to the Voices From the Sea, translated by a woman haunted by voices from her own past.\n\nMidori Yamanouchi grew up in Japan during the war. Now a college professor at the University of Scranton in Pennsylvania, she wants Americans to understand the kamikaze.\n\n\"How could beautiful people like this have to die?\" Yamanouchi asks. \"My major point is,...they were not the robots like some Americans think they are.\"\n\nWhat is the reality, then? Who are they?\n\nUntil 1943, college students in Japan were excused from military duty. But then deferments were abruptly canceled. The best and the brightest of Japan's young were instantly its newest warriors, marching off to war in carefully staged propaganda ceremonies.\n\nHachiro Sasaki was one of them, a brilliant economic student turned kamikaze, who wrote of his last visit home:\n\n\"December 8, 1943: My younger brother and I talked of family matters,\" he wrote. \"Because I have Taizo, I can depart without leaving my heart entirely behind.\"\n\n\"It's crazy that younger people die,\" he adds.\n\n\"December 8, 1943: In all honesty,...those slogans that our military leaders spread around strike me as phrases that may sound good, but as basically empty.\"\n\nTo this day, Taizo Sasaki is troubled about why his brother was sent to his death.\n\nWhat is it, or was it, about Japanese culture that allowethem to come up with this suicide weapon, where men would give their lives deliberately?\n\n\"I don't particularly see it as uniquely Japanese, though the fact was, the defense line was completely gone,\" Yamanouchi says. \"There was nothing that can stop the Americans from coming over and completely destroying the whole country.\"\n\n\"And if that's the case, if I had to go, I would do whatever to slow down their coming over to kill my loved ones,\" she adds.\n\nThe toll was terrifying: 10,000 American sailors, killed or wounded and more than 150 ships, hit or sunk.\n\nNot all the kamikaze were university students. In the beginning, some were seasoned pilots. In the end, some were criminals, sent to war instead of to jail. These were men who flew their planes, sometimes with only a day's instruction.\n\nSome carried a special piece of cloth. One thousand women would each tie a single knot. It was meant to protect them.\n\n\"July 31, 1945: Last night, I completely changed everything I was wearing. I also wound tightly around my waist the thousand-stitch cloth my mother sent me,\" Toshimsa Hayashi wrote. \"I am happy to fall like a cherry blossom petal.\"\n\n\"That is from (the) old samurai's code, explains Yamanouchi, adding that this is the most honorable thing to do, \"to die beautifully. The cherry blossom falls beautifully, doesn't it? It doesn't cling on to it.\"\n\nAnd, on April 14, Hachiro Sasaki, the young economics student, fulfilled his mission. No one knows what happened once he was in the air or how he died. All that is left are his final thoughts:\n\n\"I wish to live to the end as a human being,...through and through,...without ever being a coward.\"\n\nTranslating those words so Americans can read them settles a debt for Yamanouchi that is a half-century old.\n\n\"That's what I can do for these people who left. That's my gift,\" she explains. \"They died for me.\"\n\nDoes she still feel guilt as well?\n\n\"Slightly, of course, because I wasn't there,\" she replies. \"If I was there, I would be one of them, maybe.\"\n\nIchizo Hayashi was only 23, a student at Kyoto University, when he became a kamikaze. This was his last letter home:\n\nHe was embarrassed by his emotions - and by his fear.\n\n\"Actually, Mom, it was because I still wanted to be clinging on to you...just like a baby,\" he wrote." ]
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Although cocaine abuse is only a relatively recent phenomenon, with a surge beginning in the 1970s in the United States, its use has a number of negative impacts on individuals, families, and communities.\n\nWhile cocaine use has many negative impacts on the life of the individual using it and the people close to them, the good news is that cocaine dependence and abuse can be treated. A variety of cocaine abuse treatment options can be employed to assist individuals that are struggling with a cocaine addiction and have a desire to achieve sobriety. Overcoming an addiction to cocaine isn’t easy, yet it is entirely possible with the right treatment plan in place. Avoiding many of the side effects that we will go over in this article requires identifying cocaine abuse early and getting treatment as soon as possible. The longer cocaine abuse continues, the greater the impact will be on the mental and physical health of the user.\n\nCocaine is an alkaloid found in the leaves of the coca plant. Originating in South America, coca plants have been cultivated and used for thousands of years by indigenous peoples. In the pre-conquest era, the use of coca leaves was relegated to individuals of high standing such as religious figures and warriors. Following the conquest of the Americas by Europeans, the use of coca leaves became more widespread.\n\nThe leaves of the coca plant were often chewed to gain the stimulant properties of the cocaine contained in the leaves. Chewing of coca leaves enhances alertness, minimizes the effects of high altitude, staves off hunger, and improves productivity. Cocaine, as we know it today, is a powder that is extracted from the leaves of the coca plant through an extensive process. After refining, the end product is a stimulant that interacts powerfully with the central nervous system of the user.\n\nThere are two forms of cocaine that are sold today. One form is a powder, while the other is a crystalline structure that is solid. Since we will be exploring the side effects of both of these forms of cocaine simultaneously, it is useful to get a sense of the differences between the two.\n\nAlong with the types of cocaine that are commonly seen, the effects of cocaine should also be noted. Individuals who abuse cocaine do so because of the stimulant properties of the drug along with the feelings of euphoria that accompany it. Cocaine interacts with the body’s reward pathways, producing feelings of euphoria that can quickly lead to addiction. Abuse of cocaine quickly leads to a physical tolerance for the drug, which requires the user to consume more of the drug each time to achieve the same effect.\n\nShort-term Side Effects of Cocaine Abuse\n\nWe have a basic understanding of what cocaine is at this point, including the fact that it is a fast-acting stimulant that comes in both powder and crystalline form. Now let’s explore some of the side effects of cocaine abuse itself. Cocaine abuse leads to deleterious effects both in the short term and through extended usage. We’ll differentiate these effects by whether they alter an individual’s physical or mental state, as this serves as a useful method for understanding the complex ways that cocaine use alters an individual’s behavior and physical health.\n\n\nFrom this list, it is readily apparent that the short-term side effects of cocaine abuse are directly related to the stimulant properties of the drug itself. All users will experience the first entries in the list as the stimulant increases the metabolic activity within the body, raising heart rate, blood pressure, and temperature.\n\nSerious health complications can arise from cocaine use even in the short-term. Many users may experience a headache, and gastrointestinal problems are also relatively common.\n\nAlthough more uncommon, it is possible to for cocaine use to cause sudden cardiac arrest or dangerous heart arrhythmia. Seizures and heart attacks are the leading causes of death directly associated with cocaine use and can occur as early as the first time the drug is used.\n\n\nAlthough many people associate negative behavioral changes with extended cocaine abuse, the truth is that many of these changes can occur after using cocaine for only a brief period of time. Part of this comes down to how cocaine is used. Typically, powder cocaine is taken in increasingly high doses over a short period of time. This is referred to as a binge, which may take place over the course of a few days. Throughout the course of a binge, individuals can exhibit increasingly erratic or violent behavior and may suffer from paranoia or delusions. Anxiety and restlessness can accompany cocaine use at any time, including the first time it is used. The stimulant properties of the drug itself induce a state of heightened metabolic activity, which are often accompanied by anxiety or increase existing feelings of anxiety or restlessness.\n\nLong-term Side Effects of Cocaine Abuse\n\nWhen cocaine enters the body it interacts with dopamine transmitters and alters how they function. Dopamine is an integral component of the body’s reward systems. The use of cocaine alters the transmission of dopamine, resulting in a euphoric feeling when the drug is taken. As one might expect, over time the continued use of cocaine begins to reshape how the body’s reward system functions.\n\nNot only does prolonged cocaine use affect the body’s systems that produce feelings of pleasure, but it also reshapes how the body experiences stress. Over extended usage, individuals will begin to experience more acute stress. Long-term cocaine abuse causes individuals to be less resilient in stressful situations, to handle stress less than they had before, and the threshold at which stress responses are triggered is lower.\n\nWe’ll start off looking at some of the physiological side effects of long-term cocaine abuse. Some of these are related to the modality of administration, while others are simply the result of long-term exposure to the drug itself.\n\n\nNosebleeds and erosion of the nasal passages can be expected in users who snort cocaine over a long period of time. It is not uncommon for these individuals to have a constantly running nose, and very advanced cases can result in damage that requires surgical intervention to rebuild the septum. Asthma and lung damage is associated with smoking crack cocaine. Many users who inject cocaine do so along with heroin, which increases the risk of an overdose while also increasing the risk of contracting communicable diseases if needle sharing occurs.\n\nIt is notable that long-term cocaine use can result in significant organ damage. The damage that cocaine causes to the cardiac system over time can be extensive and result in continued health issues long after a user has stopped usage of the drug. The development of musculoskeletal disorders, including Parkinson’s disease, has also been linked to long-term cocaine abuse.\n\nThe non-physical long-term side effects of cocaine abuse can be as damaging to the user as the physical side effects. It should also be noted that in some cases individuals use drugs, including cocaine, to self-medicate in order to reduce the symptoms of an underlying mental health issue such as anxiety or depression. Long-term cocaine abuse can lead to more powerful instances of anxiety, stress, and depression.\n\n\nCocaine Abuse and the Lives of Others\n\nWhile the physical and emotional side effects of cocaine abuse are staggering in their own way, too often we fail to take into account how cocaine abuse impacts the lives of those around the user. There can be no doubt that cocaine abuse has a negative impact on individuals, families, and communities as a whole. Quantifying this impact can be difficult at best. Long-term cocaine abuse often leads to periods of incarceration, which itself introduces a host of complications and long-term effects into the lives of those involved.\n\nParents who abuse cocaine are less likely to provide a nurturing, healthy environment for their children to grow up in. Economic and food security will also be lessened, introducing a higher level of stress into the lives of family members. In many cases, long-term cocaine abuse breaks apart families. Bonds of trust are often damaged. In some cases, cocaine use can lead to physical and emotional abuse of loved ones and family members. Be sure to visit the cocaine detox timeline to learn more about the process of withdrawal.\n\nThe damage associated with cocaine abuse is widespread. There are emotional and physiological side effects associated with cocaine abuse no matter how long it has been used. Cocaine use affects the way we experience both pleasure and pain, and these effects are more pronounced over long periods of time. Still, even short-term cocaine use can lead to deleterious physical and mental side-effects, including increased rates of heart attacks, stroke, heightened anxiety, and paranoia.\n\nThe damage that cocaine causes don’t simply stop with an individual’s body or mind. The effects are far-reaching, and touch the lives of those around the cocaine user as well as the community they live in as a whole. Cocaine abuse has a long history of breaking apart families, whether through incarceration or abandonment due to the drug addiction itself.\n\nFor individuals who use cocaine, getting the treatment they need as soon as possible is essential to avoiding some of the more serious negative outcomes of long-term cocaine abuse. Loved ones of an individual who is abusing cocaine should encourage them to pursue a treatment program as soon as possible. Although overcoming cocaine addiction and going through cocaine withdrawal can be difficult, with the right treatment program and support system in place it is eminently possible. Take the time today to contact Apex Recovery to learn more about how treatments for cocaine addiction can help you or your loved one achieve lifelong sobriety." ]
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Ever since the third game, back in 1989, the concept of calling forth great powers, often based upon real-world mythology, has been one of the series' biggest draws. Crisis Core: Final Fantasy 7 Reunion honors this in its own right, tapping into the memorable summon designs of the original FF7 beautifully.\n\nDue to the somewhat strange nature of the game's DMW combat system and mission-based structure, finding every summon can be a uniquely challenging experience. Don't fret: we'll bring you everyone from Tonberry to Bahamut in due time.", null, "First, let's make an important distinction. There are two forms of summoned monster in Crisis Core: Final Fantasy 7. Boss summons are the ones that are either called upon at one point or another to challenge the player as part of the story, or are, frankly big enough deals that they could have been.\n\nMascot summons are separately categorized, as they are not fought, nor do they fall under the umbrella of being summonable in most installments (with a few wrinkles like FF8 along the way). The distinction may seem subtle, but the differences in acquisition are telling.\n\nIn recent years, Ifrit has become something of a superstar summon in its own right. Final Fantasy 15 placed special importance upon it, and Final Fantasy 16 is taking things even further, with the main character, Clive, essentially playing host to the creature. But Crisis Core hails from a time when Ifrit, while surely special, is more of an early-game appearance.\n\nAs such, you'll fight Ifrit at the end of Chapter One. Once it's been defeated, M8-1-1 unlocks as a mission in Chapter Two. Simply rematch the fiery beast and its Materia is yours for the DMW-ing.\n\nBahamut was the icon among Eikons, if you will, since at least as far back as Final Fantasy 4. The King of Dragons is fought surprisingly early, at the end of Chapter Two. Beating Bahamut unlocks M8-1-3 in Chapter Three, which pits Zack against some Genesis Troops. M8-1-4 is thereafter unlocked, offering the rematch that'll make Bahamut yours.\n\nThe Final Fantasy franchise has taken this legendary Norse god and given him his nearly-as-legendary horse, Sleipnir. The scary mounted summon can be acquired by completing M8-1-6, 'Mystery Materia', but only once it's been opened up after you've finished M8-1-5.\n\nThe Final Fantasy 7 universe is unique in that it has multiple manifestations of Bahamut. Square sure did love itself some draconian measures back in the late 1990s through the mid-2000s. Bahamut Fury is battled as part of the story at the end of Chapter Four. It's a heck of a fight, but it's not until M8-5-6 that it can be retrieved.\n\nThe thing is, M8-5-6 is the last of the Yuffie questline. This is a funny series of missions, to be sure, but it really cranks up the difficulty factor about midway through, and doesn't tap the brakes from there. Don't expect to be ready to unleash your Fury until a good bit into the game.\n\nPhoenix's availability is strictly timed. Rather than being tied to an optional stage, AKA a mission, Phoenix is only obtainable during a fairly brief stretch of Chapter Eight, upon Zack and company's arrival in Nibelheim. There's a kid in town who will tell you all about the Seven Wonders of Nibelheim. Afterward, hike up the well tower — dead-center of town, you can't miss it — and it's yours.\n\nJust don't head to Shinra Manor (once the plot dictates that Zack does so) before snatching this, or it's gone forever.", null, "While each of Final Fantasy's summons are arguably mascots in their own right, Crisis Core: Final Fantasy 7 Reunion uses the term for the sorts of either cute-and-cuddly or cute-and-deadly creatures that have also come to define the essence of the series. You won't fight any of these before obtaining them, nor are they common summons in other games.\n\nOne of the quirks behind a couple of these mascots is that one must be challenged in a seemingly-unrelated mission before their own string of missions is unlocked, which then leads to the summon's acquisition. In Tonberry's case, seek out the lone Tonberry enemy in M6-1-5, which can be reached through the M6-1 string as early as Chapter Three. These missions aren't too tough, so you might well be able to get to Tonberry this chapter.\n\nWith M6-1-5 completed, a set of Tonberry-centric missions unlocks: M10-2. Wrap up this trio and Tonberry joins the DMW.\n\nCactuar follows suit with Tonberry; the two seem inseperable in some ways, such as Square Enix's Bright Arts line of statues and figurines, which presently consists of… Tonberry and Cactuar. Their strange closeness is obvious in Crisis Core, where you must find the lone Cactuar in M3-1-3.\n\nThis opens up the M10-1 series. The reward at the end is, of course, your very own prickly pal.\n\nFF7's quirky, perky ninja Yuffie plays a role in Crisis Core as a nine-year-old kid with some Wutai-saving ambitions (and, as Zack puts it, an ability to suddenly begin crying that's like 'turning on a faucet'). Her missions, which will begin to appear as M8-4-1 around the start of Chapter Three, deliver some fantastic rewards. We already mentioned Odin, but Chocobo and a couple more join the list.\n\nFor Chocobo, simply advance through M8-4-1 itself, an easy-as-heck stage that only begins to reveal the usefulness of Yuffie's hijincks.\n\nLong before the mechanical doll becomes a Final Fantasy 7 party member, it's somehow a mascot summon, and it's another Yuffie-relevant reward. Keep at it with her antics until M8-4-3, which is also relatively easy.\n\nThe third of Yuffie's mascot unlocks is Moogle, which is added to the neighborhood friendly DMW wheel after M8-4-4. That's three quickly-earned summons. Nice.\n\nThe strangest of Crisis Core's mascot summons is surely Magic Pot. You'll have to find it during M10-2-3, the last Tonberry acquisition mission. Scour the map until you do; it appears as part of a random encounter. To obtain Magic Pot, you have to follow its instructions on Materia usage to a tee: Fira, Jump, Assault Rush, Gravity.\n\nHead into M10-2-3 with all four equipped, and you're golden. 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The summer transfer campaign was a real success, and the results of the first few rounds have shown that the English Premier League is becoming more and more popular among football fans.\nThe main intrigue of the season is the fight for the champion title. The main contenders for the title are Manchester City, Chelsea, Liverpool and Arsenal. The latter two teams have already won the title, but the gap between them is quite significant.\nIn the summer, the teams were strengthened by a number of players, who are now ready to help the leaders in the fight against their main rivals.\nRashford is one of the main contenders to win the champion’s title. He is a talented young player, who has already managed to score a number goals. He has already become a key player for Manchester City and is now considered one of their main competitors.\nHowever, the main thing is that he is a young player who is able to improve his game. He can become a real star, who can help the team to win gold medals.\n\nThe season is already in full flow, and it will be very interesting to follow the development of events in the Premier league. The English championship is one the most popular in the world, and this fact is reflected in the number of matches played.\nYou can follow the Premier leagues results on our website, which provides all the necessary information about the results and the livescore of the matches.\nMain contenders for gold medals\nThe Premier league is one among the most exciting championships in the whole world. The fight for gold is already becoming more intense, and you can follow its progress on our site.\nManchester City is one team that is considered the main contender for the gold medals in the current season. The Citizens have a number players who are able to play in the starting lineup. However, the team still needs to strengthen its defense, and Rashford is a key member of the team.\nThis summer, Manchester City signed the young defender, who is considered to be one of its main competitors in the English championship. The young player is a powerful player, and he is able not only to defend the position of a defender, but also to score goals.\nHe is able, for example, to score 5 goals in a season, which is a record in the history of the Premier championship.\nHis skills have already been recognized by his team-mates, who have already started to use him in the lineup.\nCity’ goal is to win a place in the Champions League zone. This is their main goal, and they have already managed it. However they are not the only team that can achieve this. The team is also very strong in the EPL, and if they will not be able to win in the domestic arena, then they will be able not to lose in the international arena.\nWill the team be able for this?\nThe answer to this question is very difficult to answer, because the team has a number problems. However it is worth noting that the team is in a good shape, and in the next season it will have a chance to win not only the champion, but to win many other trophies.\nIf we talk about the main competitors of Manchester City in the championship, then we should also remember the following teams:\n* Chelsea;\n* Manchester United;\n* Liverpool.\nAll these teams have a good lineup, and at the same time they have a lot of problems. It is worth mentioning that the main problem of the teams is the lack of motivation.\nThese teams have been fighting for the championship for a long time, and their fans are tired of the constant struggle. The teams have no time for rest, and there is no chance to relax and enjoy the game.\nIt is easy to follow all the results on the website of sports statistics, where the information is updated in real time.\nLatest EPL results\nThe EPL is the most interesting championship in the entire world. It has a lot to offer, and its results are really interesting to fans. The season is entering its final stage, and already the first rounds have already shown that there is a real fight for a place on the podium.\nThere are two main contenders in the struggle for the top four places in the standings:\n1. Manchester City.\n2. Liverpool.\nBoth teams have good players in their lineup, who will be ready to show their maximum in the matches against the main rivals of the championship. However the main difference between the teams concerns the level of motivation of their fans. For the Citizens, this is a chance not to rest, but rather to fight for every trophy.\nLiverpool is the main competitor of the Merseysiders in the race for the Champions league zone. The Reds have a large number of stars, who, despite their age, can still show their best game. The players of the club are able not just to score points, but they are also able to create a number.\nFor Liverpool, it is a great opportunity to win several trophies. However this is not the main goal of the Reds. They want to win every trophy, because this is their goal." ]
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If someone has been physically assaulted, we see the bruises, evidence of broken bones and black eyes. Some physical signs of bullying may not be as easily attributed to bullying. Eating disorders, alcoholism, drug addiction or “innocuous” addictions like workaholism can also be attributed to bullying.\n\nPatrick Carnes writes extensively in The Betrayal Bond about the relationship between victim and abuser. Often called the Stockholm Syndrome, where victims of abuse form an attachment with the abuser, the betrayal bond describes the effect of abuse on the victim. The attachment is not a matter of free will. The abused person may internalize the abuse and seek a positive outcome that restores their dignity, self-worth and heals their wound. The imagination or mind of the person may not be able to understand the harm done particularly since it may not make any sense, and so their desire for redress does not get satisfied. In trying to make sense of their hurt, the person may re-injure themselves by repeating the situation seeking that different resolution.\n\nThe body knows the abuse it has experienced. It cannot be deceived about abuse. The body is not susceptible to rationalizations of the mind. When we restore the mind-body connection, one of the things we are doing is re-informing the mind about experienced abuse. The mind can detach from experience – it is where we create concepts and ideas independent of experience. This capacity can make it difficult for the body to heal from an injury since the person is essentially divided, the body saying one thing, and the mind something else.\n\nThe internal division weakens the person and actually makes them more vulnerable to further abuse. Anyone who engages in energy healing methods is aware that harm is not just emotional, mental or physical. The harm occurs at an energetic level. The energy will remain wounded for a long time until the buried harm is dealt with and personal worth is restored in the individual. Some situations are so painful that the victim uses addiction and other practices to stave off the pain even if they are also trying to process the grief from negative experiences.\n\nThe Signs of Bullying\n\nSometimes bullying can be more challenging than overt abuse. Bullies are by nature relentless in their pursuit of their objective according to Ben Leichtling, a leading bullying expert. Ben Leichtling’s Website Bullying can be physical, but the most difficult is the covert, subtle abuse, that we have a hard time identifying and protecting ourselves from. Covert abuse is often social. The abuser often goes to great lengths to damage the intended victim in the eyes of others so that their abusive behavior can then be excused by the other members of the social group. This can become a betrayal at many levels depending on the age and relationship of the individuals.\n\nCovert bullies often seek to isolate the target of their aggression to weaken them and to make them afraid. Isolation or shunning has a long history as a tool of social control. It can be hard to identify covert abuse because the signs of bullying can be anything, a raised eyebrow, a snub, being overlooked in some way etc. Most people want to be gracious and so will overlook subtle signs of bullying. No one wants to be paranoid. If overlooked, however, the bullying process may be underway before it is identified and then be hard to reverse. An individual can become greatly weakened before they know what has happened.\n\nCovert bullying is inevitably a discrediting of another person for the purpose of dominating or destroying them. Name calling, “minor” put downs, a dismissal of the reality of the other person, chaos and usurping of the interpersonal agenda with “priorities” that appear to be urgent, controlling behaviors including unilateral decision making and rule making are all examples of covert bullying. The bully defines himself or herself as the arbiter of reality in these situations, and therefore, essentially denies all others their rights. To this kind of bully, the other person does not have rights. HSPs are extremely vulnerable to attacks by covert bullies.\n\nThe covert bully’s behavior may appear innocent, but the HSPs body will feel differently. Unfortunately, the highly sensitive person cannot escape the energetic consequences of the covert bully, and because of their sensitivities can have difficulty handling the pain and trauma caused by such persons. HSPs do not heal easily, so any covert or other bully needs to be removed from the HSPs environment as much as possible." ]
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You have the old faithfuls: your Soaps; Friends re-runs, which happen to be finishing this year – there is a God; The Simpsons. But, when it comes to choosing new shows, it boils down to either, a) you get into a really good, unmissable show or b) you lose an hour of your life on some complete horse…you get the picture. So, really, it’s not worth the risk. This is why I have compiled my recommendations of the unmissible television of the coming year.", null, "There’s one name on everyone’s lips these days – Glee. Now, although Glee has proved to be a good bit of light entertainment, it hasn’t proved to have much substance and gets caught-up a little too much in the songs as if the writers forgot there’s supposed to be a story linking them. Lea Michelle, who plays Rachel, is fantastically annoying in the good way, you can’t help but like her. With such an amazing voice, which she can adapt to sing every song, she is the stand out member of the cast. Other stand out members include Jane Lynch, the fabulously devious cheerleader coach and Jayma Mays the neurotic, mysophobic and über-cute guidance counsellor.\n\nCougar Town, starring ex-Friends star Courteney Cox and starting on Living in March, has garnered a lot of attention since its Stateside premiere in September. It’s brash, vulgar and a bit cheeky, but with waning viewers, it probably won’t last past two series and you should catch it while you can. It has a great cast, and really pokes fun at an ever-rising part of the populace – the divorcée. Cox is excellent as the main character, and the supporting cast is very good. It’s not really one for the boys, but it’s sure to be a big hit with women all over the country.\n\nProbably the best television series to come from the US in years is Weeds. The series revolves around the exploits of a potdealing, newly widowed woman trying to raise her children in a seriously luxurious, and apparently inhibited town in suburbia. It might not sound particularly interesting, but no blurb could really do it justice. It is the highest rating show on the Showtime network, and hasn’t failed to please over its five-season tenure. The cast is unbelievably brilliant, not a single weak link in it, particularly the younger members. It’s completely politically incorrect, hilariously funny and grippingly dramatic must-see TV. It has won countless awards for both the cast and the writers, and is set to have at least another season. It hasn’t really caught on over this side of the pond, Sky1 have shown it, but if you can get your hands on it, I thoroughly recommend it.\n\nNothing has had a quite as successful a run as Doctor Who. Returning from the abyss in 2005 with Christopher Eccleston and then the ever-popular David Tennant, the show has seen a revival like never before. A must-see for all sci-fi and non-sci-fi fans alike, the show has carved-out a once forgotten timeslot of sit-down-with-the-whole-family style television. With an unforgettable theme tune, a virtuoso writing team and a stellar cast over the years, the show has spawned a huge following of super fans, and doesn’t look like it’s going to decline when Matt Smith takes over the role this Easter.\n\nThe best of the rest include House MD, Hugh Laurie in his hugely successful role as a maverick genius diagnostician is into its sixth season and will be showing soon on Sky1: great for post dinner/glass of wine. The Big Bang Theory is a fine replacement for the Friends re-runs that are finishing this year. It’s about a group of four genii and a girl, and although the idea is a bit clichéd, it is actually very funny. Castle is proving to be a good dramedy, and already has a second season. Nathan Fillion of Buffy/Firefly fame plays a crime novelist who is employed by the NYPD to help solve murders, which are copycats of those portrayed in his novels. Gossip Girl is a superb teen drama. It’s about a group of filthy rich upper-East-Siders in Manhattan, whose exploits are gossiped about by the anonymous blogger “Gossip Girl”. Although it’s a total guilty pleasure, it is bitchy, dark and almost painfully funny at times. Skins is probably the best UK teen drama of the last ten years. Into its fourth season and the first run of the complete cast overhaul, it hasn’t lost any of its spark or failed to shock its viewers.\n\nKeep your eyes peeled for: Better off Ted, a sitcom starring Portia De Rossi of Ally McBeal and Arrested Development fame. Set in the offices of a fictional callous technology company. It is superbly surreal and sports a great cast.\n\nAnd of course, Dollhouse, another great show from the unbelievably gifted Joss Whedon with Eliza Dushku. Already cancelled by Fox, surprise surprise, it has twoseasons and has been shown on Sci-Fi. It is intelligent, philosophical and superbly written, which, combined with a terrible Friday timeslot, is probably why it was cancelled. It follows a corporation running an underground establishment, known as the Dollhouse, and group of ‘Dolls’ as they are imprinted with other people’s personalities and skills and rented by rich people for all kinds of business. Everything eventually goes awry and as the plot line becomes so convoluted you can’t help but watch. The first season is already available on DVD and the second season will be released sometime this year." ]
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[ "https://cdn.seedbed.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/ThinkstockPhotos-466090468.jpg", null ]	[{"document_url": "https://seedbed.com/expository-sermons-from-the-book-of-acts/", "unformatted_src": "https://cdn.seedbed.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/ThinkstockPhotos-466090468.jpg", "src": "https://cdn.seedbed.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/ThinkstockPhotos-466090468.jpg", "formatted_filename": "ThinkstockPhotos", "alt_text": "ThinkstockPhotos-466090468", "original_width": 731, "original_height": 479, "format": "jpeg"}, null]	{"url": "https://seedbed.com/expository-sermons-from-the-book-of-acts/", "warc_filename": "crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2023-06/segments/1674764499695.59/warc/CC-MAIN-20230128220716-20230129010716-00618.warc.gz", "warc_record_offset": 538780444, "warc_record_length": 29811}	[ null, "Rooted in the word “expository” is the word “expose.” John Stott brilliantly engaged the related words: “‘Exposition’ refers to the content of the sermon (biblical truth) rather than its style (a running commentary). To expound Scripture is to bring out of the text what is there and expose it to view.” The word ‘expose’ comes from the Latin word exponere meaning to explain, to put out, to expose. Expository preaching involves just that: exposing what is in the text to the congregation. I suggest that a broad definition of expository preaching is the most helpful when seeing how preachers may use a variety of styles to proclaim the biblical text effectively. The text of Scripture can be exposed in a variety of ways, including what is thought of as topical preaching, doctrinal preaching, exegetical preaching, and narrative preaching. Effective topical preaching exposes the wisdom and theology of the Bible on a certain topic. Effective doctrinal preaching exposes the biblical foundation and rationale for doctrines of the faith. Effective exegetical preaching exposes a specific biblical passage’s ancient meaning for contemporary formation and belief. Effective narrative preaching exposes the story of Scripture from and with various genres for intersection with the story of today’s church. These styles can all expound—expose—the text.\n\nLuke’s Gospel displays this dual exposition. On the road to Emmaus, Jesus opens (dianoigo) the Scriptures to two followers who do not yet recognize him. He exposes the text. In the breaking of bread, they recognize Jesus because their eyes are also opened (dianoigo). They have been exposed to Jesus. While we could delve into a discussion of sacrament and Word in preaching—and the role they play in this dual exposure, instead let’s use this dual exposure to see how it illumines the effect of several sermons in the Gospel of Luke’s companion text, the book of Acts.\n\n1) In Peter’s sermon at Pentecost (Acts 2:14-41), he begins by exposing his listeners by declaring they are interpreting the situation of multilingual preaching wrongly, and moves into exposing the Gospel by connecting the prophet Joel with the life of Jesus and the gift of the Spirit. The congregation is exposed as the ones who are babbling and are invited to become true speakers, filled with God’s Spirit.\n\n2) In Peter’s sermon at the temple (Acts 3:12-26), he exposes the crowds as people who helped put Jesus to death and exposes the story of Scripture by connecting Moses’ prophecy of a unifying leader with the ascension of Jesus.\n\n3) Before the Sanhedrin (Acts 7), Stephen begins with a masterful exposition of the biblical story in light of Jesus, before exposing his listeners as stiff-necked people who resist the Spirit.\n\n4) Paul’s sermon at the synagogue (Acts 13:16-41) involves an exposition of the prophecies of the Old Testament and a revealing of the hearts of his listeners: They are a people who may become scoffers and eventually unbelieving.\n\n5) Finally, at the Areopagus in Athens (Acts 17:22-34), Paul exposes the gathered worshipers as being ignorant of whom they worship and then expounds God as Creator, Sustainer, and the Just Judge.\n\nThis cursory view of sermons in Acts leaves much to study, but it does reveal that these early preachers exposed both text and listener. The audiences vary from being insiders not yet won to the Kingdom, to Jewish insiders opposed to the preacher, to Gentile outsiders who remain undecided. Yet all are exposed to who they are and what they have done and the Word is intentionally exposed to them—not to someone else, but to this gathered people. Whether verse-by-verse, topic by topic, or unfolded as a story, that kind of expository preaching cheats no one.\n\nPurchase Aaron’s book, Putting the Plot Back in Preaching from out store." ]
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Harris lost his job in 2011 because the illness prevented him from working at Taylor Farms. He also needs treatment for heart failure.\n\nSo what can be done to help Harris have access to affordable health care when we have a nation divided on the issue?\n\nDemocratic President Barack Obama signed the Affordable Care Act into law in his second year in office with little if any support from Republicans in a Congress controlled by Democrats. Voters worried about the law responded in 2010 by giving Republicans control of the U.S. House of Representatives.\n\nIf the legislative goal could have been more bipartisan in pursuing a common-ground approach, perhaps we wouldn't be living with the ongoing divisions we have when it comes to the nation's health care law.\n\nEven the U.S. Supreme Court has been divided on the issue in ruling 5-4 that the Affordable Care Act was legal because Congress has the power to tax those without insurance, but the majority of justices also decided that states could opt out of accepting the law's provision to accept expanded Medicaid for low-income residents without federal-government penalties.\n\nTennessee Gov. Bill Haslam made an attempt to join the 31 states that have accepted the Medicaid expansion through his proposed Insure Tennessee plan that would collect an estimated $1.77 billion in first-year federal Medicaid funding to provide health care for an estimated 280,000 low-income residents. Haslam has said Insure Tennessee will add 15,000 jobs, help 40 rural hospitals in danger of closing and save 20,000 existing jobs.\n\nThe Republican governor, however, was unable to get the plan approved by the GOP-controlled Tennessee General Assembly earlier this year. Among those opponents was state Rep. Dawn White, a Murfreesboro Republican who promised her constituents that she would oppose \"Obamacare.\"\n\nThe Republican lawmakers worry that a day will come when they will face whether to raise taxes to pay for Insure Tennessee despite the hospitals pledging to cover costs not covered by federal funding. Lawmakers also worry about cutting people from the rolls.\n\nRepublican state Sen. Bill Ketron of Murfreesboro, for example, has memories of people being upset about being cut from TennCare after former Democratic Gov. Phil Bredesen persuaded the lawmakers to reduce the number of people who could remain on the expensive government health-care coverage that uses Medicaid funding.\n\nWhen Tenncare started as a managed plan in 1994, the state paid $2.6 billion, but the costs shot up to $8.5 billion by 2005, Charlie Baum told a group of Insure Tennessee advocates gathered Tuesday night at Olive Branch Church in Murfreesboro. Baum works as an economics professor at Middle Tennessee State University and serves on the Rutherford County Commission.\n\nA few years before the state cut people from Tenncare, stressed-out state lawmakers raised the sales tax rate to help balance the rising budget costs. The government leaders showed no interest in another tax increase to keep Tenncare the way it was.\n\nSen. Ketron has questioned if the state will end up with many more people enrolling in Insure Tennessee than the estimated 280,000 residents and lead to lawmakers either having to raise taxes or cut people from the coverage again.\n\nAt the national level, I've heard Republicans including U.S. Sen. Bob Corker complain that the Affordable Care Act does not pay for the long-term costs to the taxpayers. If that's true, we'll be faced with either raising taxes to pay for the law or having to make harsh cuts.\n\nAnother concern these days is the national debt of $18.5 trillion. It would take a full year of gross domestic product (GDP) to eliminate that debt, Baum told the folks gathered for the Insure Tennessee meeting. The GDP is about what all of us earn in our annual paychecks.\n\nWhen it comes to the national debt, Baum said trends show it will climb to $28.8 trillion by the mid-2020s, and that would create a similar debt-to-GDP ratio as Greece, a nation that's been teetering on the edge of bankruptcy in recent years.\n\nSo what's the solution?\n\nRepublicans running for president say they want to rescind the Affordable Care Act. If they do that, I hope they'll at least phase the law out and give people ample notice that their health care coverage will come to an end while Congress crafts something else.\n\nIf the Affordable Care Act remains in place, we also have to hope Congress and the president will be willing to tweak the law to make sure health care is indeed affordable for all of us to pay while not pushing the nation deeper into debt.\n\nRegardless of what happens, we should all hope our leaders will work together to find a common-ground solution.\n\nFolks such as Jerry Harris should have access to affordable health care." ]
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