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WASHINGTON — Join us as we spend the day taking direct aim at the entrenched foreign establishment, which for too long has promoted war over diplomacy at the behest of a powerful military industrial complex, and American primacy abroad over the interests of its citizens at home.
In our annual conference today in D.C., we present an impressive list of speakers to discuss “Regime Change: How to Replace the Beltway Blob with the Foreign Policy Americans Want.” We’ll get at how think tanks, lobbyists, industry and academia work together to sustain the interventionist status quo, and how we can take advantage of new “America First” dynamics in Washington to try and change it.
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9-9:45 a.m. The State of U.S. Foreign Policy in Trumps Washington

  • Q & A with Andrew Bacevich, TAC Writer-at-Large and president of The Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft and James Antle III, Editor, TAC.

9:45-10:45 a.m. Realism Versus Washington power: Why the Blob Persists

  • Damon Linker — Senior Correspondent, The Week
  • Michael Desch — Professor of International Relations, University of Notre Dame
  • Monica Duffy Toft — Director of the Center for Strategic Studies, Tufts University.
  • Andrew Bacevich — TAC Writer-at-Large and Co-founder of The Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft
  • Moderator: Will Ruger — Vice President for Policy and Research, Charles Koch Institute

11 a.m.-12:00 pm. Throwing a Monkey Wrench into the Military Industrial Complex

  • Heather Brandon-Smith–Legislative Director, Friends Committee on National Legislation
  • Emma Ashford–Defense and Foreign Policy research fellow, Cato Institute
  • Trevor Thrall–Associate professor, Schar School of Policy and Government, George Mason University
  • Peter Van Buren–Author, We Meant Well: How I Helped Lose the Battle for the Hearts and Minds of the Iraqi People
  • Moderator: Reid Smith–Manager, Foreign Policy Initiatives, Charles Koch Institute

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  • Matt Peterson–Editor, The American Mind
  • Will Chamberlain–Publisher, Human Events
  • Daniel McCarthy–Editor, Modern Age
  • Moderator: James Antle III– Editor, The American Conservative

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  • Stephen Wertheim–Co-founder, Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft
  • Chris Preble–Vice President of Defense and Foreign Policy Studies, Cato Institute
  • Moderator: Kelley Beaucar Vlahos, Executive Editor, The American Conservative

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Hilton Vancouver Airport

Stay in one of 237 guestrooms featuring LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature designer toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include laptop-compatible safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities including an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and babysitting/childcare (surcharge).

Enjoy a meal at the restaurant or snacks in the coffee shop/café. The hotel also offers 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available for a fee.

Business Amenities

Featured amenities include a business center, express check-in, and express check-out. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary (available 24 hours).

With a stay at Hilton Vancouver Airport, you'll be centrally located in Richmond, a 1-minute drive from Richmond Centre Mall and 9 minutes from Richmond Night Market. This 4-star hotel is 7.9 mi (12.7 km) from Vancouver General Hospital and 8.4 mi (13.5 km) from Granville Island Public Market.

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Hilton Vancouver Airport welcomes pets at their pet friendly accommodation. The pet weight limit is 75 pounds.

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  • Wheelchair accessible (may have limitations)
  • Laundry facilities
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  • Accessible bathroom
  • In-room accessibility
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  • Braille or raised signage
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Ramada Hotel & Suites Sydney Cabramatta

161 Hume Highway Lansvale 2166SydneyAustralia
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About Ramada Hotel & Suites Sydney Cabramatta

A modern three star hotel with free parking, the Ramada Hotel & Suites Sydney Cabramatta is a 25-minute drive from Sydney International Airport.

The air-conditioned guest rooms each feature a mini fridge, free Wi-Fi, and a flat-screen television with Foxtel.

Guests can cool off in the refreshing outdoor pool, or enjoy a drink on the sunny patio. BBQ grills are available for guest use as well. The air-conditioned guest rooms each feature a mini fridge, free Wi-Fi, and a flat-screen television with Foxtel. Room service is also available from the on-site restaurant.

The Ramada Hotel & Suites Sydney Cabramatta treats hungry travellers to a daily continental breakfast, with a hot breakfast buffet also available for purchase. The Milano Restaurant offers Austalian inspired modern cuisine, and its adjoining bar features a gaming room with a pool table.

The shops and restaurants of Liverpool, Cabramatta, and Parramatta are within a short drive. Darling Harbour, the Austraiian National Maritime Museum, and the famous Sydney Opera House are about 40 minutes away.

161 Hume Highway Lansvale , 2166, Sydney, Australia
Telephone: +61 297275255 | Fax: +61 297246304 | Official Homepage

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  • Free WiFi in lobby
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  • Pool
  • Spa
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  • Pets
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  • Restaurant
  • Hotel bar
  • Gym

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  • Accessible parking
  • Wheelchair accessible

For children

  • Child / Baby cot

Arrival / Departure

  • Check-in: 13:00
  • Check-out: 10:00

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Clean, comfortable rooms...

Travellers on a budget are generally pleased with the hotel's overall value for money, noting that the rooms are very clean, with comfortable beds and Wi-Fi included in the price. The small but well maintained pool is another plus for guests with little ones.

Take a gamble on the hotel bar...

Guests appreciate that the hotel bar is open late, particularly as there is little else by way of entertainment within walking distance. The poker machines, pool table, and reasonably priced drinks are all much appreciated, and the Italian food in the on site restaurant, Milano, also gets good reviews.

Friendly, helpful staff...

The reception staff have received many positive reviews for their welcoming and professional customer service. The wait staff in the restaurant also earn kudos, with guests noting they are able to provide cheerful and attentive service during the busiest times.

Negative Reviews

Life is a highway...

The hotel is directly off the Hume Highway, and guests in the front-facing rooms generally find traffic noise to be an issue. Light sleepers also note the hotel is popular with tour groups, and have been woken up by the sound of coach buses in the parking lot.

Rise and shine...

The plantation blinds do not keep out enough of the morning sun for those who like to sleep in, and heavy drapes would be much preferred.

No lounging by the pool...

Adult guests wish there was a little more seating around the pool to make supervising little ones more pleasant. Others have been disappointed to find the restaurant closed in the afternoon.

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Antique 19th century Russian Orthodox St. John Icon Nevyansk School

Antique 19th century Russian Orthodox St. John Icon Nevyansk School

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A very unusual, antique, second half of the 19th century, Russian orthodox Icon, Nevyansk School. Finely hand painted with egg tempera, gold leaf and gesso on a wood panel with splint (shponk) inserted in the back.

The icon depicts, painted in great detail, an orthodox Christian saint flanked on the upper left by Christ Pantocrator blessing the saint with the Gospels labelled illegibly on the top in Church Slavonic, possibly St. John.

The borders are painted with eight various family patron saints.

The unusual composition of the icon is probably the result of a private commission.

CONDITION: In its original condition with an old patina, with signs of age-related wear and flaking in the paint. Free of repairs or restorations. The front of the wooden frame with age splits on the corner joints.

The icon is set in its original, 19th century, custom made, elaborated gold gilt and gesso wood frame.

Dimensions, including the frame, 37.8 cm x 33 cm (14.88 inches x 12.99 inches).

Dimensions without the frame: 26.5 cm x 21.5 cm (10.43 inches x 8.46 inches).


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We are open in-person and on-site. We welcomed children back to campus on Sept. 15th! We have stable cohorts of ten or less children, with all new state-of-the-art ventilation (HVAC), in-room HEPA air purifiers, new Marmoleum floors in our preschool building, and 7 outdoor classrooms, including a greenhouse and treehouse classroom. Our teachers and technology are ready to pivot to distance-learning if absolutely necessary.

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Tucker Maxon’s Operational Blueprint for Re-entry (for K-5) and Health and Safety Guidelines (for Preschool, Emergency Childcare, and Aftercare) are available here

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DJ Muggs continues his collaboration with some of the most buzzing MCs in the underground game teaming up with New Jersey MC of Colombian heritage CRIMEAPPLE to release a masterpiece by the name of MEDALLO.

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From Airport
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336.82 TL
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Shortest Flight Duration
19 h 5 min

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Anadolu Jet
Sanliurfa - Mardin
2 stop - 25h
26 November 2020, Thursday 15:40
Turkish Airlines
Sanliurfa - Mardin
1 stop - 8h 20m
04 January 2021, Monday 10:30

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1 stop - 7h 45m
15 January 2021, Friday 10:30
Anadolu Jet
2 stop - 22h 45m
03 December 2020, Thursday 15:40
Anadolu Jet
2 stop - 5h 35m
22 December 2020, Tuesday 10:00
Anadolu Jet
1 stop - 4h 5m
01 December 2020, Tuesday 10:00

Flights To Mardin From Other Cities

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Turkish Airlines
1 stop - 13h 10m
08 January 2021, Friday 20:20
Turkish Airlines
1 stop - 10h 55m
18 December 2020, Friday 07:55
Anadolu Jet
1 stop - 11h 40m
31 December 2020, Thursday 21:50
Anadolu Jet
1 stop - 9h 55m
27 November 2020, Friday 06:45

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You will find better flight prices from Sanliurfa to Mardin on average 40 days before departure.

The highest season for Sanliurfa to Mardin flights is November and January. You may find the cheapest flight tickets for November and January. These are best times to find flights cheaper between Sanliurfa and Mardin.

The distance between Sanliurfa and Mardin is 155 km and the fastest flight takes 19 hour 5 minutes.

The cheapest flight between Sanliurfa and Mardin in the coming 30 days is 337 TL and belong to Anadolu Jet company.

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  • How long does a flight take from Sanliurfa to Mardin?
    It takes 19 hour 5 minutes.
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    There are 2 airlines operating between Istanbul and Bodrum. The most frequent flier airlines are : Turkish Airlines and Anadolu Jet.
  • Which is the cheapest day or less popular day of the week to fly from Sanliurfa to Mardin ?
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SCOTTSBORO, Ala. (AP) — A massive fire that killed at least eight people and destroyed dozens of boats in an Alabama marina early Monday was spread so rapidly by the wind that "we didn't have time to do nothing," said one resident who survived but lost his brother in the cold water.

Tommy Jones, a Jackson County Park Marina resident, said he also watched helplessly as a small boat containing a woman and her children was engulfed in flames.

"There was nothing we could do," he said.

Scottsboro Fire Chief Gene Necklaus said all eight people who were known to be missing have been confirmed dead, and "that number could go up, because we don't know how many were on boats" that sank.

The fire began just after midnight and quickly consumed the dock as people slept. The wooden dock and at least 35 vessels went up in flames and an aluminum roof that covered many of the boats melted and collapsed, cutting off escape routes and raining debris over the area as boaters leaped into the river.

Jones said he was aboard his 35-foot cabin cruiser when someone came banging on the boat after midnight saying, "Man, the marina is on fire." The flames were racing out to the far end of the dock where Jones' boat was tied.

Jones said he and several other men cut some boats free and sent them drifting out into the water. When a man placed his wife and children into a small boat, they cut that boat free too. Finally, Jones said, he jumped into the water and swam for shore, 200 yards away. He believes his brother Yancey Roper, who lived aboard another boat, swam in a different direction. Officials later told him that his brother had drowned.

As Jones was swimming for shore in water with a temperature in the mid-50s, he said, "I looked back and that other boat with the wife and the children on it was all engulfed in flames."

At least seven people were sent to hospitals suffering from exposure to the flames or the frigid water.

"It was scary. The worst thing for me is you could hear people screaming for help, and there was nothing we could do. Nobody could do anything to get to them," said Julie Jackson, who lives with her husband and son in a houseboat on another dock that did not burn.

Necklaus said some of the burning boats sank at the dock and others floated away before going under. He said divers need to locate each one and search them individually before they can be sure there were no other victims.

"We woke up hearing screams and popping noises," Mandy Durham, who was with her boyfriend in a nearby boat, told The Associated Press. "When we woke up, we could see red through the window."

"Within 15 to 20 minutes, the whole dock was in flames," she added. "All these boats have propane tanks and gas tanks, and that’s a lot of fire."

The blaze destroyed the B dock, about 50 yards (46 meters) from the A dock where the boat of Durham's boyfriend was moored.

"There were numerous people rescued from the water who had escaped by going into the water," Jackson County Chief Sheriff's Deputy Rocky Harnen told the AP shortly after dawn. "We're trying to get divers down here to search for possible victims."

People were jumping onto a boat at the end of the dock because fire had consumed the middle portion and that was their only escape. But then the flames spread to that boat, leaving water as their only way out, Durham said.

"Water was the only place they had to go," Durham said. "Its just extremely sad. It's horrible."

Georgia resident Michael Watson said his aunt lived with her husband and five children on one of the boats that burned. He said his aunt was confirmed among the dead and authorities are still looking for the other six family members. Officials have not released the names of any of those killed or missing.

Hours after sunrise, smoke was still rising from the remains of a wooden dock, and pieces of metal that once formed the roof were partially submerged. Police and fire boats with flashing lights were positioned near the charred remains, and a yellow floating boom was being deployed around the marina to contain spilled fuel.

Most of the boats that were destroyed had people living on them permanently, but some mainly spent weekends on them, Durham said. The park includes a boat ramp, a dock and a restaurant, and offers boat rentals, according to Jackson County's government website.

"Everybody is just hoping to find the ones they knew on that dock. There were families there. It's devastating," Durham said.

Associated Press Writer Jeff Martin in Atlanta contributed to this story.


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DTSC is currently working on 2018-2020 Work Plan2. The first work plan covered the period from 2015 through 20173 and includes consumer products like beauty, personal care, hygiene, clothing, cleaning products and furniture’s among other.

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The internal temp of my aftv reads 32°F at all times. I'm running Gotham 13.2 but it still read 32°F when I had SPMC I think.
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With Microsoft’s announcement about making LinkedIn targeting available for Search Ads, the PPC managers’ hopes have borne fruit. LinkedIn targeting is allowing more focused and concentrated insight into different audience types. This had been a significant problem for many businesses that strictly dealt with B2B. The consumers and businesses essentially searched in the same way, using the same keywords in the search engines. Thus, this made it difficult for companies to differentiate between the two entities – consumers and businesses.

However, Advertising on LinkedIn drives on the particular person and the activity with options for industry, employer size, and other things. Therefore, it is regarded as a big platform.

LinkedIn is now allowing to set targeting at campaign levels and apply to search, dynamic search, shopping, and audience campaigns.

Microsoft notifies that all the targeting is not available right now, but they are still working and will furnish the proper targeting in the coming months. However, for now, advertisers have choices to select and define the job function, industry, and company.

Moreover, as for now, the targeting option is limited to “bid only”. This means that the campaign will not run on the persona types you’d specify, but on those audiences who have applied the bid adjustment.

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The dynamic remarketing that was in beta earlier is now out of it. Now you can retarget the visitors that previously visited your site along with the products that they viewed.

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Microsoft states that the lists are regularly updated, and the customers who have purchased the product are immediately removed from the Dynamic Remarketing lists.

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Although still in phases of improvement, this step of integrating LinkedIn Targeting with Microsoft Ads is considered a win-win in targeting specific audiences.

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This study aimed to thresh out the characterization of the University of Baguio (UB) as a learning organization as a means to determine the areas for improvement. It is descriptive-correlational in nature, making use of a researcher-made questionnaire to determine how the university is doing in terms of its learning capabilities and leadership roles and activities. Nonreactive measures based on the balanced scorecard, specifically on the aspects of customer, internal business processes and learning and growth or processes, were gathered to determine indications of the learning organization in UB. Informal interviews were also conducted to obtain information to explain and corroborate the results. Weighted means, analysis of variance and Pearson’s were used to describe, analyze and interpret the data gathered. UB is moderately characterized by the indicators of a learning organization, signifying the need to be more evaluative and reflective of its processes and experiences. Nonreactive measures highlighted the findings and the need for continuous improvement. Enhanced learning capabilities for the institution would promote the leaders’ roles and activities in strengthening an atmosphere of learning and improving which would redound to the benefit of the students and the society.

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Season 2 — Science & Climate

The Earth’s climate is changing. Temperatures around the world are rising. Traditional weather patterns are shifting, and extreme weather events are happening more often. In Season 2 of Unfold, hosts Amy Quinton and Kat Kerlin will talk to researchers who believe this unprecedented crisis calls for unprecedented solutions, including projects that pull CO2 out of the air. From carbon farming to electric cars, we’ll examine the best ways to transition to a low-carbon future. We’ll travel from California to Kenya to examine how climate change is punishing the world’s poor and how insurance might protect them when drought hits. We’ll also examine what the coronavirus crisis is teaching us about the climate crisis.

Episode 9 — How climate change is punishing the world's poor

In Kenya, climate change is threatening a way of life for pastoralists. It’s driving families deeper into poverty. When drought hits, men travel for weeks in search of water and greener pastures for their livestock herds. The women and children are left behind with no stable source of food or income. UC Davis agricultural economists are researching the pairing of two intervention programs, including a type of climate insurance policy, to keep these vulnerable populations from falling so deep into poverty that they have no way to recover.

In this episode:

Michael Carter, professor of agricultural and resource economics, and director of the Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Markets, Risk and Resilience at UC Davis, with research in Kenya funded by USAID.

Tom Lenaruti, Project Coordinator, BOMA Project

Nathan Jenson, economist at the International Livestock Research Institute

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Episode 8 — Transitioning to low-carbon transportation

In California, 40 percent of greenhouse gas emissions comes from transportation. Emissions from this sector will make it difficult to meet the state’s 2030 climate goals. There is a myriad of solutions: electric vehicles, public transportation, ride share, e-scooters and more. But people’s behaviors and habits as well as bad land-use planning make this one of the most difficult sectors to decarbonize. In this episode of Unfold, we’ll look at how we can transition to low-carbon transportation.

In this episode:

Giovanni Circella, Director of 3 Revolutions Future Mobility Program, Institute of Transportation Studies at UC Davis

Lew Fulton, Sustainable Transportation Energy Pathways Program Director, Institute of Transportation Studies at UC Davis

Dan Sperling, founding Director of the Institute of Transportation Studies and California Air Resources Board Member

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Bonus Episode 7 — Decarbonizing energy

A quarter of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions comes from heating and electricity. In this episode of Unfold, we talk with Alissa Kendall, professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering about our energy use. We’ll discuss renewable energy and other decarbonizing technologies and the importance of life-cycle analysis when discussing climate change solutions.

In this episode:

Alissa Kendall, professor, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

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Episode 6 — Oceans under a changing climate

Oceans have always done us a favor, absorbing carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. But now rising greenhouse gases are warming the ocean and changing its chemistry. All of this is putting marine species and ecosystems at risk, threatening food security and the livelihoods of people along its shores. In this episode of Unfold, we’ll take a deep dive into the ocean to examine the effects of climate change.

In this episode:

Priya Shukla, Ph.D. student at Bodega Marine Laboratory, Department of Environmental Science and Policy

Tessa Hill, professor and oceanographer, Bodega Marine Laboratory.

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Episode 5 — Rock dust: a climate change solution?

Agriculture is responsible for 24 percent of our global greenhouse gas emissions. Despite this, UC Davis researchers say agriculture holds huge potential to be one of the biggest solutions to climate change. Carbon farming may hold the key. In this episode of Unfold, we examine how scientists are adding rock dust to crops to see if it can sequester carbon while also increasing yields for farmers.

In this episode:

Ben Houlton, affiliate faculty member, former director of the John Muir Institute of the Environment at UC Davis

Maya Almaraz, program manager in the Houlton Lab and terrestrial biochemist

Iris Holzer, graduate student in the Houlton Lab

Derek Azevedo, executive vice president, Bowles Farming Company in Los Banos, California

George Dias, Specialty Granules in Ione, California

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Bonus Episode 4 — E-commerce and climate change

In this episode:

Miguel Jaller, Co-director of the Sustainable Freight Research Center at the UC Davis Institute of Transportation Studies

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Episode 3 — California wildfires under a changing climate

California wildfires burned millions of acres in 2020, destroying entire towns and killing people. As wildfires become more difficult to control and more deadly, scientists say it will only get worse. Now, wind-driven wildfires like the Santa Anas that Southern California experiences, are moving further north and striking when conditions are hotter and drier. This episode of Unfold examines how fire is changing California’s landscapes and how we might manage this going forward.

In this episode:

Malcolm North, UC Davis associate professor and research forest ecologist, United States Forest Service Pacific Southwest Research Station

Andrew Latimer professor, Department of Plant Sciences at UC Davis

Derek Young, postdoctoral researcher, Andrew Latimer Lab, Department of Plant Sciences

Hugh Safford, affiliate faculty in the Department of Environmental Science and Policy, United States Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region

Emma Underwood, research scientist at the Information Center for the Environment, Department of Environmental Science and Policy

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Episode 2 — Becoming Arizona

By 2100, Sacramento is expected to feel much like Phoenix, which last year had more than 100 days over 100 F. In this Unfold episode, co-host Kat Kerlin discusses her “Becoming Arizona” series, which looks at how to prepare for a hotter future. We also examine how cities nationwide are dealing with triple threats: rising temperatures, racial inequities and a pandemic. And we’ll discuss the efforts needed to build socially just, climate-resilient communities.

In this episode:

Mary Cadenasso, professor, and landscape and urban ecologist at UC Davis

Stephen Wheeler, professor of landscape architecture and urban design at UC Davis

Helene Margolis, associate adjunct professor in the Department of Internal Medicine, UC Davis School of Medicine

Adrienne Lawson, senior director for the UC Davis Office for Health Equity, Diversity and Inclusion

Victoria Dearborn, graduate student in the Cadenasso Landscape and Urban Ecology Lab

Victoria Vasquez, South Sacramento NeighborWoods organizer, Sacramento Tree Foundation

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Episode 1 — Coronavirus and climate change

The coronavirus pandemic stay-at-home orders and lockdowns resulted in a huge drop in global greenhouse gas emissions — the largest reductions since World War II. The reductions were short-lived as the U.S. and other countries opened back up, but there are lessons we can take away from the pandemic about global climate change and how we’re handling both crises. In this episode of Unfold, we look at surprising similarities between the climate crisis and the coronavirus pandemic.

In this episode:

Fraser Shilling, co-director, Road Ecology Center at UC Davis

Ben Houlton, affiliate faculty member, former director of the John Muir Institute of the Environment at UC Davis

Helene Margolis, associate adjunct professor in the Department of Internal Medicine, UC Davis School of Medicine

Tracey Goldstein, associate director, One Health Institute at UC Davis

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Unfold, a UC Davis podcast that unfolds complicated problems and discusses solutions. Listen to Unfold episodes free, on demand. Hosted by Amy Quinton and Kat Kerlin. It is produced by Cody Drabble. Original music for Unfold comes from UC Davis alumnus Damien Verrett and Curtis Jerome Haynes.

Season 1 — Feeding a Growing Population

Bonus Bite 4 — What happened to flavor?

Breeding for pest and disease resistance in plants is common practice in modern agriculture. Scientists typically focus on breeding for traits that result in higher yields and a longer shelf-life to keep up with supply and demand. But in this Bonus Bite episode, we shift into a conversation about breeding for flavor, a mostly neglected trait up until now. Flavor breeding is considered “the last frontier of plant breeding” by some experts and could bring tastier products to our tables. This episode covers the work of UC Davis researchers in search of a tastier fruit.

In this episode:

Steve Knapp, director of the Strawberry Breeding Program. His research focuses on the breeding, genetics and genomics of strawberries.

Florence Zakharov, flavor expert and associate professor of plant sciences. Her research focuses on the development of fruit aroma and the chemical elements and objective assessment of fruit flavor.

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Bonus Bite 3 — Climate through the grapevine

California wine country tempts visitors from across the globe with its famous fruit. But the California produces more than 80 percent of U.S. wine and comes in fourth in world wine production, generating more than $57 billion in state economic impact. With those numbers, it’s easy to see why it’s important for California’s vineyards to stay healthy. This Bonus Bite episode explores the future of California wine under a changing climate. Grape geneticist Andy Walker chats with Unfold about the role Texas could play in helping California vineyards adapt to warmer temperatures.

In this episode:

Andy Walker, grape breeder, geneticist and professor of viticulture and enology. His research focuses on developing disease and pest-resistant rootstocks, as well as breeding table, raisin and wine grapes with resistance to Pierce’s disease and powdery mildew.

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Bonus Bite 2 — The Father of Wine

California wine country tempts visitors from across the globe with its famous fruit. But the Golden State wouldn’t be able to boast its world-class bounty without UC Davis wine scientist, Maynard Amerine. This Bonus Bite episode centers around the pioneering researcher and his contributions to the California wine industry. The former professor and viticulture chair passed away in 1998 but left behind a legacy of work including his co-development of the Winkler Index, which is still used to determine optimal wine grape growing regions. Amerine is also credited with helping develop an objective way of judging wine quality, elevating the market for wine.

In this episode:

Axel Borg, subject specialist librarian for Researcher Services at the UC Davis Library.

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Bonus Bite 1 — Stranger beers with Charlie Bamforth

After nearly 40 years in the beer business, Charlie Bamforth holds the crown as “The Pope of Foam.” The now-retired UC Davis professor kicks off Unfold’s first Bonus Bite episode in a light-hearted discussion about the hoppy beverage. Bamforth describes some of the strangest beers he’s come across throughout decades in the business and takes some playful jabs at beer’s rival, wine.

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Charlie Bamforth, Anheuser-Busch Endowed Professor of Malting and Brewing Sciences Emeritus.

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Episode 6 — Food politics

As we discussed the topic of how to sustainably feed two billion more people on the planet by 2050, one thing became perfectly clear to us: food is controversial. Everyone has an opinion about what you should or shouldn’t eat and why. In this episode, we explore why we get into heated debates and arguments when we talk about food.

In this episode:

Charlotte Biltekoff, associate professor of American studies and food science and technology at UC Davis. Author of “Eating Right in America: The Cultural Politics of Food and Health.”

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Episode 5 — Is the chicken local?

Imagine you could know exactly where your food comes from, how it was grown, what kind of soil it was grown in and how it was handled and distributed. What if you could find out whether you should eat it based on your dietary needs or how you should cook it based on your own preferences? UC Davis experts are helping build this food information superhighway, known as the Internet of Food. In this episode, we’ll talk to a UC Davis expert working to engineer the new computable infrastructure about how the Internet of Food will help make food more transparent, traceable and personalized.

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Matthew Lange, food and health informatician at UC Davis and principal investigator of IC-Foods. He’s assembling, designing and building the Internet of Food.

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Episode 4 — The future of food

Genetic modification may get a lot of consumers’ attention, but plant breeders have newer tools for creating crops. Food that’s been gene-edited using CRISPR is now on store shelves. In this episode, we look at biotechnologies such as gene-editing and CRISPR and how they could potentially help reduce food waste and create higher-yielding or disease-resistant crops. We’ll examine how these new techniques could produce a healthier potato and a longer-lasting tomato. And we’ll look at what  biotechnology could mean for animal agriculture. We’ll talk to UC Davis experts working with these new tools and discuss what their work could mean for the future of food.

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Diane Beckles, an associate professor and associate postharvest biochemist. She is researching the molecular factors that lead to postharvest chilling injury in the tomato and other fruit.

Alison Van Eenennaam, extension specialist in animal biotechnology and genomics with the Department of Animal Science. She uses DNA-based biotechnologies in beef cattle production and agriculture systems.

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Episode 3 — You've come a long way, baby carrot

A California carrot farmer invented the baby-cut carrot while trying to reduce food waste. Perhaps he knew that nearly one-third of all the food grown or produced in the world is wasted. In this episode of Unfold, we’ll examine how and why food gets wasted on the farm and in the supply chain. We’ll take you to a landfill to show you what happens to the food that you scrape off your plate. The episode examines the unexpected reasons why we waste so much food and how finding solutions to the problem can help feed a growing population.

In this episode:

Edward Spang, assistant professor of food science and technology. His work focuses on food loss and waste and the efficiency of linked water, energy and food resource systems.

Elizabeth Mitcham, director of the Horticulture Innovation Lab and a UC Davis postharvest expert.

Eric Oddo, program manager, Western Placer County Waste Management Authority

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Episode 2 — GMO, OMG

How much do you know about GMOs? If you’re like most consumers, you’re probably aware of the non-GMO label that appears on so many organic foods. Organic farming and genetic engineering appear be on opposite ends of the political debate in agriculture. But in this episode of Unfold, we talk to two UC Davis experts who believe that organic farming and genetic engineering don’t have to be so antagonistic. They argue a blend of both types of agriculture is key to helping sustainably feed more people.

In This Episode:

  • Pam Ronald, UC Davis professor of plant pathology in the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences
  • Raoul Adamchak, Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Coordinator

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Episode 1 — What's the beef with beef?

Cattle have been getting a bad rap as environmentally unfriendly sources of climate-changing greenhouse gases. They belch methane, which is shorter-lived than carbon dioxide but more potent in warming the atmosphere. These facts have advocates urging the public to eat less beef. But animal-sourced food also plays a vital role in global nutrition. In this episode, we look more closely at cattle’s environmental hoofprint and look at how UC Davis scientists are researching ways to make livestock more sustainable.

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  • Pat BrownCEO and founder of Impossible Foods
  • Frank MitloehnerUC Davis Department of Animal Science professor and air quality specialist
  • Ermias Kebreab, professor and Sesnon Endowed Chair with the Department of Animal Science
  • Ken Tateprofessor and rangeland watershed management extension specialist

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11 October 2017 | last updated: 12 October 2017

Leeds Central MP Hilary Benn has come out in support of staff on strike at the University of Leeds in a row over changes to the university's dismissal policies.

UCU members at the university walked out this morning and will be on strike until Friday. The industrial action follows the university's decision to amend its employment statute. The university wants to introduce a new catch-all power which would allow staff to be dismissed for "Some Other Substantial Reason".

Writing on his blog Benn said he had previously taken the matter up with the vice-chancellor Sir Alan Langlands and had hoped things could have been resolved without the need for any industrial action.

However, after the dispute escalated and staff voted for strike action, Benn said he has written to three government ministers about the issue and signed the union's petition calling for the changes to be scrapped.

UCU has dubbed the new power a "sackers' charter" and said it could stop staff from pursuing controversial ideas or lead to them being pressured to withhold unfavourable research findings.

UCU general secretary Sally Hunt said: 'We are delighted that Hilary Benn has made clear his opposition to the university's plans and added his name to our petition. We hope that his intervention will ensure the university now comes back to work with us to avoid further disruption.

'These plans could allow the university to sack people for all sorts of dubious reasons and even restrict staff from pursuing new ideas or controversial topics within their daily work. We are pleased Hilary Benn has written to ministers expressing his concerns.'

UCU members will be on picket lines outside entrances to the university from 7:30am on Thursday and Friday mornings, including the main entrance via the Parkinson Steps on Woodhouse Road. In a ballot of UCU members, two-thirds (67%) of those who voted backed strike action.


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In case you missed it, here is the interview with astronomer and author Martin Rees on Coast To Coast AM (November 5, 2018). Martin discusses how the future of humanity is bound to science and hinges on how successfully we use advances in biotechnology, cyber technology, robotics and artificial intelligence. Developments in space exploration will significantly be aided by robots, who in the years ahead, he said, could build structures in space and habitats on Mars.

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Benjamin Fulford: Abe, Macron, Merkel & Prince Charles to be “coronavirused,” as Battle for Planet Earth intensifies - March 30, 2020

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The Battle for Planet Earth is reaching a climax as opposing forces try to use the “coronavirus pandemic” to achieve their agendas. The liberation forces are using the lockdown as an opportunity to arrest senior Khazarian Mafiosi, while the Satanists are hoping to vaccinate and microchip the general public back into submission, multiple sources agree. It’s almost as if reality is bifurcating, with one version filled with fear and death and other in breathless anticipation of planetary liberation.

First, let’s look at what the white hats are saying. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Prince Charles of the UK and many others will be or have been “coronavirused” (arrested), according to CIA and Pentagon white hats. One CIA source says:

“They are putting out disinformation to keep this as classified as possible.” Merkel is going to have a third test and Macron also tests positive. This is code for they are being removed.”

He adds, “Abe is going to collapse the country’s economy because he works directly for the cabal so he has to be removed. (Since this is the age of deep fake computer graphics, here in Japan I will keep in touch with press ID carrying colleagues to see if the real Abe vanishes).” Pentagon sources agree and say, “regime change may also happen in Japan as Shinzo was forced to delay the Tokyo Olympics for one year.”

Maybe it’s the fear of American assassins coming for Abe that has prompted Japan to consider an entry ban on all American citizens.

In any case, a purge has clearly accelerated inside the U.S. Pentagon sources say:

“The Navy hospital ship USNS Mercy arrived at LA on March 27th and its sister USNS Comfort to NYC on March 30th but they may provide neither mercy nor comfort for arrested Zionists and pedos. Also, truckers have been ordered to not deliver to New York as [U.S. President Donald] Trump personally went to Norfolk, Virginia to send off USNS Comfort to New York City.”

Now let us look at what the dark side is up to. In the video at the link below, starting around the 15:20 mark, Bill Gates is calling for only people who have a vaccination certificate to be allowed to travel.

NSA sources confirm this and say the cabal is hoping to get the sheeple to show up at the local Walmart to get vaccinated and micro-chipped in exchange for receiving “digital wallets.” This is serious folks, do not let them scare you into being vaccinated because I guarantee you any vaccine they provide will be worse than whatever it is they say they are going to protect you from. U.S. presidential candidate Joe Biden was probably telling the truth when he said, “We have to take care of the cure, that will make the problem worse no matter what.”

The key battle to watch over the coming days will not be the one against the “pandemic” though, it will be the one over control of the financial system and thus the planet. On this front, any veteran market expert will tell you what is happening now is beyond a black swan event. The United States military did not call up one million reservists and move its headquarters to an underground bunker because of a mostly bogus coronavirus threat.

By the way, if you still do not think this pandemic is mostly hype take note of one thing: fewer people are dying now than before the so-called pandemic started.
 Anyway, to understand why the planet is now moving into historically uncharted territory take a look at this NASA…

video of activity around the sun. I do not usually write about space stuff but this was sent to me by several trusted sources. It appears to show the solar system undergoing some sort of fundamental shift.

Now take a look at this photograph of FRB chief Jerome Powell

Maybe it is just my imagination but if you look at his eyes, he doesn’t appear to be human. Is he a Reptilian overlord of the sort David Icke describes?

OK, enough space stuff for now. Regardless of whether cosmic forces are involved or not, what we are seeing for sure is a battle between fiat and reality backed money that will determine the future of this planet.

The controllers of the old system with its G20, IMF, World Bank, and United Nations are pumping out trillions upon trillions of dollars in an attempt to keep their control grid intact. It is being advertised as well that the U.S. Treasury Department has taken over the Fed and will be handing out money to the common man. However, as Catherine Austin Fitts notes, ( a former high-level establishment insider), control of the trillions of dollars being pumped out by the FED has been given to arch-cabal company Blackrock. “The guy who runs Blackrock was going to be Clinton’s Secretary of the Treasury. I used to work with Blackrock. NO PATRIOTS THERE!,” she tweets.

Despite the increasingly desperate FED adding ever more zeroes to their promised numbers, their helicopter money is increasingly getting out of touch with reality. Creating dollars out of thin air means nothing to real-world restaurants, airlines and oil companies, etc. watching their businesses collapse.

One sign of the fiat collapse is the fact that physical gold and silver are now far more expensive than their paper equivalents.

What is interesting though is that the Perth Mint in Australia, still has physical gold and silver for sale.

The Perth mint is the only mint acknowledged by the Western financial system that is smelting Asian off ledger gold. This is especially interesting since three Chinese warships just sailed into Sydney harbor, apparently without the knowledge of the Australian military. Has China just seized control of Australia?

The Russians have also made a huge move by de facto seizing the world’s largest oil reserves in Venezuela. The Russian government now owns them. This means any move by the Washington DC regime to seize Venezuelan oil will lead to war with nuclear-armed Russia.

The FED is now obviously losing control of the petrodollar as the price of some grades of oil is falling to $4 per barrel. Experts are now predicting oil prices to go negative as the world runs out of places to store the stuff.

So why isn’t the U.S. dollar collapsing? The answer to this is that the U.S. dollar is not controlled by the United States. There are many countries producing U.S. dollars including China, Japan, and Indonesia. What is happening is that the formerly oil-backed dollars produced by the faction controlling Washington DC are not being accepted by most other countries. Japanese or Chinese made U.S. dollars, though, are in high demand. Seizing Australia and the Perth mint was necessary to ensure the cabal couldn’t get its hands on more gold to back its dollars with, Asian secret society sources say.

Now, for a look at what the cabal has planned for China in this undeclared World War III, let us look at a CIA version, conveyed face-to-face by a source, of what is going on with the pandemic:

“Wuhan will not open; this is all a stage show for the media. There are still hundreds of apartment buildings sealed with the doors welded shut. China is starting with a new round of infections from returning nationals carrying a different strain of the bioengineered virus. Before the end of the year, China is scheduled to implode with hundreds of millions of deaths. The cabal’s goal is to eliminate up to half of its population.

There are five different strains of this weaponized coronavirus created at Ft. Detrick. The strains that hit China and Japan are different from each other but Italy and Iran have the same strain.

India will only have minor problems and the death toll there will be marginal. The lockdown will be enforced by the cabal, which still controls India. The pandemic should be winding down by July, so by summer, it will all be taken care of.”

It is interesting to note Israeli Defense Minister Naftali Bennett said on Israeli TV that the pandemic “might take two months, it might take three months, it might take a bit longer but that is the plan.” Then we have a Rabbi telling the Jews not to worry because the coronavirus is “only for the goyim.”

Furthermore, we have CIA sources in South East Asia noting that because “100 people in a country of 270 million died from the ‘new flu’ they are shutting down the country.” He adds, “This is the largest scam ever pulled on humanity. People are waking up all over the world as to what this really is.”

“We see the whole affair as a pre-emptive strike that has gone spectacularly wrong. Now we will see a counteroffensive designed to level to the ground all concerned,” is what MI6 had to say about the pandemic talk.

Interestingly the Satanic number 666 is again popping up in various news reports these days. Two examples are linked below.

These BBC and Fox News stories are hinting that asteroids will be used next to scare people after the pandemic show fizzles to an end.

We are also hearing from many sources that preparations for what is happening now have been going on for quite some time. Take a look at this phrase from a September 2007 conference called, Defense in 2020 and Beyond:

“The British Armed Forces Joint Doctrine and Concepts Center expects a general collapse of the global order in the next decade, and other strategic thinkers are equally pessimistic.”

The “strategic thinkers” may have known their fiat-based control grid was mathematically doomed to lose touch with reality. However, they apparently failed to see the collapse of the old control grid paving the way for a phoenix-like rise of a new age. Soon our concrete and steel cities will become green with vegetation and filled with abundant animal life.

Remember the cabal requires fear and hate in order to stay in control. Friendship and love, when backed by overwhelming military force, will prevail. Just watch and see how many bad guys vanish over the coming days and weeks. There is a lot we cannot say for operational reasons, but rest assured the good guys are winning. It’s revolution time.


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As a girl grows up, men will come in and out of her life, but the one man who will always be there is her father. A father plays a vital role in his daughter’s journey to adulthood, and below are seven things what a daughter needs from her dad. Our printable version is below. Also, be sure to check out the 7 Things a Son Needs from His Dad.

1. She needs you to be involved.

A daughter needs her father to be actively interested in her life. “Actively interested” does not refer to the second-long conversation that sometimes happens between a father and daughter when he asks how her day went and she replies with one word. A father should participate in his daughter’s hobbies and activities by displaying interest. For example, if she is interested in collecting coins, take her to coin shows. Use the Internet to learn about rare coins and talk about them.  Is your daughter talented in the any sports, such as volleyball?  Whether she wants to play or just enjoys watching the games, become an enthusiastic fan and supporter!  Show your daughter that you are interested in her life by learning more about it and trying to become a part of it.

2. She needs you to demonstrate a healthy marriage.

The first relationship a daughter experiences is the one between her mother and father. If her father disrespects his wife with physical or emotional abuse, a daughter might come to believe that is the expected relationship with a husband. However, a father that displays physical affection, respect, and a true partnership with his wife provides an incredible example that his daughter will want to mirror in her own life.

3. She needs you to support her.

Even though a father may not always agree with his daughter, she needs to know you will support her. When a father fully and wholeheartedly supports his daughter, she will develop strong self-esteem and a positive self-image. This doesn’t mean that you always have to agree with her, but show her that while you might not agree with a choice she is making, you will always believe in her as a person and have confidence in her abilities.

4.  She needs to trust you as a confidante.

When your daughter does come to you and discusses personal issues and problems, she needs to know that you will treat them with respect and confidence.  They shouldn’t become dinner-table conversation with the rest of the family.

5. She needs your unconditional love.

Just as our Father in Heaven demonstrates unconditional love, fathers on earth need to display this as well. Unconditional love requires that a daughter knows no matter how badly she messes up, her father will be there, not to ridicule and demean but to forgive.

6. She needs a strong spiritual leader.

A father should be the spiritual head of a household and should take charge of his children’s religious education.  Pray with your daughter!  Don’t be shy about bringing the Lord into your conversations with her.

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Many daughters today lack a positive male role model in their life. A father is the first man in a girl’s life that she will intimately know. Her father sets the standard for all other men in her life, and a positive role model will help her choose a good husband in the future.   Take a moment for some self-reflection.  Are there any habits you need to break?  Are there some areas of your own life that could use a “spiritual overhaul” and prayer?  When your daughter sees that you are willing to examine your own life and make changes when necessary, you provide the best example she could ever have of accepting responsibility for her actions.

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