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Wednesday, September 14, 2011

All in the Family

There is a problem among the churches of today. Well, OK...there is more than just one problem. Today I want to talk about the idea of church family. It is a phrase that is tossed about quite freely in every church, but what do we really mean by it?

Be kindly affectioned one to another with brotherly love; in honour preferring one another; Romans 12:10

And he answered and said unto them, My mother and my brethren are these which hear the word of God, and do it. Luke 8:21

Obviously if we are talking about brothers and sisters (and 'brethren' are talked about throughout scripture) then family is a key word. What would you do for your family? Would you babysit to give a married couple a night out? Would you ignore your house for a day to go and clean an elderly relative's house? Would you change significant personal plans in order to help out in a brother's/sister's emergency? The answer is likely 'yes' to all those situations and more!

I have that relationship with only one Christian family at this point in my life. A few posts back I talked about the loss of my local church...but there were so many people in that church that called me a sister in Christ when I was there. We had fellowship together for 10 years and called it a church family. Why does that change when my beliefs in church government and ministry have grown to a be different? We're all still Christians, right?

Now that there has been some time and distance since leaving that church it is easier to see where things are broken - more so than when we were in the middle of it all. Our relationships were very shallow. Although fellowship events occurred regularly, we rarely spent time with other church members outside these events. We genuinely liked several people in the church, however we had very little in common besides our memberships. We never spent any time seeking to build our relationships - why would we when we saw each other three or four times each week at church.

That may very well be the heart of the problem. We spent so much time at organized church events that we had no desire to build a personal relationship outside of those events. We, especially the women, spent so much time organizing, serving, cleaning, etc. during these events, that we spent little to no time sharing our lives together. We were 'church family', but we were not friends.

There isn't anything wrong with having a full schedule of church events in which members work together. The part that is missing...the part that is important...the part that so many churches miss out on to build up their members is the relationship. Without growing relationships we have no foundation; it is a church built upon the sand.

For those of you who are fortunate to be part of a good, bible-believing church, stop collecting family members and start building friendships.

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

I am a Homemaker

I work for a King. He has put me in charge of his home. When He comes to see how I have managed His possessions and His children, I do not want to be found wanting. I want to do my best. Everything I have is on loan from Him. I have room and board and a job to do, but it is all for Him. Therefore I want to dress my best and do my best in all my work. I also want to be creative, for this is a sincere attempt to glorify Him and His beautiful creation. How I manage my home is a form of worship to Him." --Lydia Sherman


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Saturday, March 3, 2012

The Combat Zone: How Many Times Do We Try?

The Combat Zone: How Many Times Do We Try?

The time has come and gone…so many times that what once warmed us has now left us cold…yet we still let things unfold as if growth is in the numbers of how many times we sold ourselves short.

I believe it’s safe to say that a strong relationship can sustain many things. However, if it is strong then breakup after breakup would never occur. The act of staying together through trials shows more strength then splitting up and coming back together time and time again. Multiple states of separation does not increase connections, it simply halts things for a brief time. When you come back together more time is taken to reconnect than it would have taken to stay together and work things out.

When couples split up numerous times, that shows the flaws in the union and the incapability of working things out as partners. I say this because two should always be greater than one logically. Unfortunately, it is a known fact that relating within the confines of a relationship can sometimes be illogical. Many believe in the fallacy that distance makes the heart grow fonder. In retrospect, distance does nothing but show how well you do individually versus in an emotional partnership. The concentration is put into being single rather than being paired with another. Once focuses shift the strength that was built up begins to dwindle each day the bond remains broken.

The connection that two people share in a relationship is vital, so what happens when the link is weakened repeatedly? There is nothing wrong with one or possibly two trial separations. There is a degree of healing in time apart to think. However, when those times perpetuate in to frequent occurrences it develops into a habit. When difficulties surface the first step becomes breaking up. Using a breakup as a means to handle situations that happen in a relationship doesn’t solve any real issues. It halts the problems but the resolution hangs in the wind and more thought is given to what you can do on your own as opposed to what can be solved in working together.

Once breaking up becomes habitual coming back together is challenging. Most of us have heard the saying “I can do bad all by myself.” This essentially turns out to be a true to life statement. If the relationship is constantly going array, common sense sets in. It’s easy to deal with the problems of one person then two. Surviving the woes of this world individually is demanding in itself and many can’t deal with handling the problems of another on top of that. So why bother becomes a typical thought, making getting back together more difficult each time dissention occurs.

It really is a matter of how much an individual can take. Are you able to survive continuous episodes of make-up and break-up? It may be easier to let it go and move on or some crave the effort of holding on…which
one are you?

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What Youth Issue 8 Trailer A visual teaser of What Youth Issue 8

“If you’re purely after facts, please buy yourself the phone directory of Manhattan. It has four million times correct facts. But it doesn’t illuminate.” —Werner Herzog

We nearly lost toes, fingers, friends, two RED cameras, a scooter, three computers and photographer Quinn Matthews making this. And we missed the deadline.

Generally, making a magazine consists of several well-orchestrated meetings among an educated collective in well lit, artfully decorated and air-conditioned rooms surrounded by cubicles and skeptical accountants. Strategies, stories and angles are pitched and approved and all systems go. Phones ring and e-mails mail. Shit gets done. Our process, however, is a little different.

And I realized this charming quality outside a cheeseburger stand in Bali at 3 a.m. It was a week before the “scheduled” deadline and not a single word had been written. The only thing underway was a pen pal exchange with the fascinating photographer Henrik Purienne. Quinn Matthews was on assignment and lost in Australia and ruining family weddings in Mexico. Nate Lawrence and Kai were at sea filming for Cluster, so we had their stuff, or we did until Kai broke his foot pig dogging at maxing Macaronis.

So I sat, nostrils filled with the burning potpourri of Bali, seriously trying to understand soccer, and I realized I’ve never really liked PowerPoint, decks, boardrooms or accounting much. And we’d put a mini ramp in where the cubicles should be. So I decided this was how it’s meant to be.

I witnessed a goal (my first) on the television at the outdoor burger stop,; saddled back onto Blake Myers’ scooter and we went home. Didn’t really sleep much. Might have been the deadline stress. Or maybe it was the earthquake that night, the mosquitos in my ear, the rats running in the walls, thieves on the roof, ghosts haunting the villa, the beginning of Ramadan (5 a.m. chanting), pouring rain, incessant frog croaking, wild dogs or that deadline stress. I guess I’ll never know. But the next day, we attempted a celebratory lunch toast to send me home from Indo with a bucket of ideas and good vibes, until someone broke into the villa Kai rented and tried to take our gear. Luckily a scooter driven by the cleaners scared them off and we only lost 50 bucks and a phone. So that meeting was cancelled too.

Long story short, no, we didn’t meet deadline. I think we’re a week or two or probably more off. But the truth is, we’re not here making “content,” — as many firms like to call it. We’re making something else. “Content” is not experiencing, entertaining or fucking awesome in any way. It’s a homogenized version of our culture that sucks out all the fucked up parts and packages it for comfortable consumption. All the illumination dulled from the beginning. The wild, chipped teeth and bad words and renegades running around that make us us get watered down until it satisfies spreadsheets and leaves you with the same empty feeling you get when you read the caption of a Quiksilver Instagram post. Approved by the entire staff: plain oatmeal cliché with no butter, washed down with water. Sin gas.

Hopefully they meet their deadlines. Because we sure don’t, but we do have this. And you. —What Youth

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This manual provides guidance for States Parties and all those involved in the care of World Heritage cultural properties on how to comply with the requirements of the World Heritage Convention. It also aims to help States Parties to ensure that heritage has a dynamic role in society and harnesses, but also delivers to others, the mutual benefits that such a role can create. The English version of this document was published in November 2013, and the French version was made possible thanks to the generous support of the Swiss Federal Office for the Environment

Managing Cultural World Heritage

This manual is intended as a tool for capacity-building for the effective management of heritage, and for World Heritage properties in particular. It is designed to help all practitioners:

  • to strengthen the knowledge, abilities, skills and behaviour of people with direct responsibilities for heritage conservation and management;
  • to improve institutional structures and processes through empowering decision-makers and policy-makers; and
  • to introduce a dynamic relationship between heritage and its context that will lead to greater reciprocal benefits through an inclusive approach, such that outputs and outcomes follow on a sustainable basis.

The main text of the Resource Manual explains what is involved in management for World Heritage, its context, its philosophies and its mechanisms. A set of appendices then offers guidance on how to put them into practice.

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...... The newest Islay Malt Distillery, and judging by the prices of the new-make spirit, there are great expectations.
Not available as a Malt yet (soon ! soon !)
This wee venture is now the most westerly Distillery in Scotland, and follows a 'craft' model.
The new-make at 6 months old is complex, with Lagavulin power, Bruichladdich fruit and Ardmore savoury !!!
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Germany: Trademarks 2017

This chapter highlights a total of 62 practitioners who have a proven track record in representing and advising companies from a wide range of industry sectors on trademark portfolio management, infringement proceedings, anti-counterfeiting and domain names. Below we identify the most highly regarded practitioners in the market.

Most Highly Regarded Individuals
Maximilian Kinkeldey Grünecker Patent - und Rechtsanwälte, Munich
Claus Eckhartt Bardehle Pagenberg, Munich
Alexander von Mühlendahl Bardehle Pagenberg, Munich
Axel Nordemann Boehmert & Boehmert, Berlin
Gordian Hasselblatt CMS Hasche Sigle, Cologne

Bardehle Pagenberg leads the way in our research with five individuals listed. Alexander von Mühlendahl holds a prestigious reputation in the market. His practice covers both advice and litigation, representing both growth companies and multinationals. Clients are impressed by his “high level of commercial sensitivity” and “outstanding knowledge”. Henning Hartwig focuses on prosecution and litigation. He is described as “a wonderful source of knowledge and experience”. Peter Munzinger stands out for being “extremely thorough and marvellously efficient”. He handles international trademark portfolios, with experience across a wide range of industries. Jochen Pagenberg counts leading producers of healthcare and cosmetic products as well as French manufacturers of luxury goods among his clients, who praise his “technical ability and strong eye for detail”. He also has significant experience relating to the publishing industry, having represented a publishing house and authors for more than 30 years. Claus Eckhartt manages and prosecutes worldwide trademark and design portfolios for international clients from the pharmaceutical, consumer health care, household goods, and food and beverages sectors, among others. He has a longstanding reputation for success and respondents see him as one of the very best trademark lawyers in the market” and “very technically accomplished”.

Grünecker Patent-und Rechtsanwälte also performs well, garnering four listings. Maximilian Kinkeldey is known as “one of the most noteworthy figures” in the trademark field in Germany. One peer effuses, “He is a great lawyer, a tremendous litigator and very down to earth.” Nicolás Schmitz receives recommendation for being an “extremely knowledgeable, responsive and thorough practitioner”. Clients are particularly impressed with his work developing their trademark portfolios. The “excellent” Cornelia Schmitt is a renowned expert in all licensing matters. Sources regard Anja Franke as “a brilliant lawyer, with a unique insight on trademark issues”.

Four outstanding lawyers are likewise recognised at Harte-Bavendamm Rechtsanwälte. Henning Harte-Bavendamm has been described as “extremely clever” with an “innovative way of looking at complicated situations”. He advises and represents major clients who note his “superb strategic advice” regarding their portfolios. Andrea Jaeger-Lenz specialises in consulting, litigation and dispute resolution relating to trademarks law, receiving praise from sources for her “excellent style of delivery”.

CMS Hasche Sigle is home to Gordian Hasselblatt who focuses his practice on international trademark law, particularly trademark clearance and the strategic management of large trademark design portfolios. Sources refer to him as “one of the most skilled trademark lawyers in Germany”. He is joined by Carsten Menebröcker who is recommended for his litigation practice, enforcing trademark rights often in cross-border situations.

At Lubberger Lehment Andreas Lubberger is widely known and recommended having represented many leading brands in infringement proceedings and anti-counterfeiting matters; he has particular experience of the luxury goods industry. Alongside him Ulrich Hildebrandt is known for representing companies throughout the lifecycle of their brands, from creation to enforcement and strategic management.

From Hogan Lovells Andreas Bothe has over 25 years’ experience as an IP litigator. Described as “immensely clever and clear-sighted”, he assists high-profile, national and international clients from across the technology, hospitality, pharmaceuticals and food and drink sectors, among others. Leopold von Gerlach is also highlighted in this chapter for his outstanding contribution to trademarks infringement litigation in Germany.

Martin Viefhues from JONAS Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft is highlighted for his “outstanding trademark practice” covering domestic and international trademark portfolios.

Axel Nordemann at Boehmert & Boehmert is a well-known figure in the industry for his “high-quality advice” to German and international companies on their worldwide trademark portfolios.

Taylor Wessing is home to Thomas Raab who is “a big name in the market”. He specialises in advising brand owners with regards to the development of their brand strategies, as well as representing clients in prosecution concerning licensing matters, piracy and counterfeiting.

Christian Spintig from Heuking Kühn Lüer Wojtek is “a very responsive and experienced practitioner” who specialises in registration strategies and portfolio management for clients, particularly from the sporting goods, fashion and food industries.

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First Date:  Virginia’s for Lovers and Wine with the 2011 Mazda6

First Date: Virginia’s for Lovers and Wine with the 2011 Mazda6

by Mike Tucker, Jr.

There is something about the crisp air, the leaves turning and the road calling. Locally nothing says fall more to me than a zip down Route 66 to Sky Line Drive in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. This time I added a few twists to the plot.

At the Vintage Virginia Wine Festival in September I met Eric Heidig, an owner of the Lake Anna Winery, who informed me a visit to his vineyard was a must. So one fine fall weekend in November the new Mazda6s Touring Plus was dropped outside my door and my first date with it was set in motion.

The cruise was sweet; the Mazda6 is a comfortable ride with vigor and nice fuel economy for the 2 hour road trip. Beyond the extremely useful Bluetooth phone with voice recognition, the vehicle detects when a car is in your blind spot so you know when it’s safe to switch lanes.

Once in Virginia, the small family-owned vineyard was the first stop. After a brief tour of cedar barrels, steel drums and Wine Making 2.0, it was time to have a taste; only enough to make an informed drinking decision for later. I came with a predetermined lust for the lovely sweet palate-pleasing Lake Side Sunset wine but left with the clean semi-sweet Total White.

Eric recommended visiting the lake. He spoke of the over 20,000 tourists descending on the area every fall to check out Lake Anna. It was serene and beautiful. Next, hunger was an issue. It was solved by the pizza joint Angela’s Italian Restaurant that surprised and astounded with creamy homemade Alfredo pasta that was killer.

The final stop was a bed at Stevenson Ridge, a gated estate of restored vintage cottages in Spotsylvania, Va. I chose to put us in the Servant Quarters. I know, right? But don’t let the tag close your mind. The quaint log cabin was rustic, historic and uber-romantic. I have two words, “outdoor shower.” The loft style set up whispered intimacy unlike normal bed and breakfasts with a shared house. Fireplace crackling and board games set the mood to get to know your guest, which is a must with a bath tub and toilet enclosed by only a curtain steps away from the couch. No more detail needed *smile*.

The final day included the gorgeous foliage of Shenandoah National Park’s Sky Line Drive where the Mazda6 handled the mountainous curves with ease. The trip was rounded out with a stop at the apple orchard to pick apple.

Note: Even in winter there are special events and things to do in and around Lake Anna. Sky Line Drive is amazing when it snows.
Lake Anna Winery
Stevenson Ridge
Skyline Drive

Mazda6s Touring Plus
Price Tag: $26,450 base ($27,730 tested)
Power: 3.7L direct V6 engine 272 horsepower.
Transmission: Six-speed automatic transmission with manual shift
Drivetrain: Front-wheel drive
Fuel Economy (mpg): 17-city/25-hwy

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  1. Stanice Anderson 24. Nov, 2010 at 10:22 am #

    Enjoyed your article. Being a DC resident, it’s nice to know of short jaunts for weekend travel–especially in this economy. Your voice and style is fresh–I like that. That bed & breakfast also sounds good as a writer’s hideaway. I hadn’t considered Mazda in my upcoming car purchase decision; but I’ll check it out. Thanks. I look forward to reading more from you.

  2. Jeanne Ellis 26. Nov, 2010 at 5:17 pm #

    Really enjoyed this article. I felt like I was along for the ride.

  3. Nik 06. Dec, 2010 at 1:26 am #

    Very nice!!! Love that winery!

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Not my intention at all One.  I simply mean non belief.  Atheism is defined as non belief in gods.  :?  All atheist do not believe in God.

Your wording implied otherwise, since an "attitude" is a series of behaviors[1].
 1. Emphasis on the plural.

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Make a Statement

Even me, self-confessed addict of All Things White & Pastel, occasionally sees the need to create bright, bold, beautiful decorating statements.  I don't do it often.  I prefer to limit such outbursts to a few, stunning and memorable moments when the desire to bring a dynamic punch into a home seems like the most natural course of action imaginable - when the combination of pattern, form and colour are so delicious, I can't possibly pass them up.

My rules: Do it right.  Do it well. Do it BIG.

Don't be shy, or half-baked, or demure - the result will look silly if you second-guess your gut.  Have the courage to paint a bookshelf in candy tangerine orange or a hang a crystal-encrusted chandelier in your loo.  The point is to do it because you love it, because it makes your heart sing, because life is way too short to surround yourself entirely with neurotically well matched bedlinen.

Be brave and say it loud... the effect will be magical when it sets sail on a sea of whispered whimsical thoughts x

Geisslein said...

oh yes, GREAT color! love this ;o)
have a happy day today!

Gigi Thibodeau said...

Hurrah! My sentiments exactly. Love this post. xo Gigi

Kellie Collis said...

Stunning! I'm not sure if it was the mirror or the green below it but they sure make a lovely pair! Enjoy the gorgeous weekend, Kellie xx

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Retail Analytics

This module extends the Openbravo Analytics module with new Retail specific Cubes and extends existing Openbravo Cudes.

This module adds new dimensions to the sales cube and adds new cube(s). It makes use of the Openbravo Fact Table infrastructure.

For information on the standard Openbravo cubes see this page.

Extended Sales Cube

Retail Analytics adds several relevant dimensions to the standard Openbravo Sales Cube:

With these dimensions it is possible to analyse any combination of sale informatiion (business partner dimensions, product dimensions, several date dimensions) with the POS Terminal information.

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Young Money’s ‘Rise of an Empire’ Is Available for Streaming

Rise of an Empire

In sort of a weird move, Young Money has made their compilation album ‘Rise of an Empire’ available for streaming online despite being in stores since Tuesday (March 11). Not that we are complaining.

You can listen to YMCMB’s 15-song album in its entirety on Spotify.

The collection features some new members on the team like Euro, Christina Milian and Chanel West Coast, as well as established artists like Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj, Drake and Tyga.

The group have already dropped a few tracks from the  project. Among them are Queen Barbz’s braggadocios hit ‘Lookin’ A— N—-‘ and Weezy’s just released solo track ‘Moment.’ There’s also the party-starters ‘Trophies’ by Drake and ‘We Alright‘ featuring Euro, Birdman and Wayne.

Speaking of Weezy, the YM leader was spotted in an odd family photo for the ‘Senile’ video. Crazy indeed.

“We are in a great space. I think the whole team collectively just feels so together right now,” said Minaj about the album. “We all kinda just wanna win. We just workin’, no bad blood, no bad vibes at all.”

If you like what you hear, ‘Rise of an Empire’ is available for purchase on iTunes right now.

Listen to Young Money's New Album 'Rise Of an Empire'

Young Money: Rise of an Empire Tracklisting:

1. ‘We Alright’ — Euro, Birdman, and Lil Wayne
2. ‘Trophies’ — Drake
3. ‘Bang’ — Lil Twist, Euro, and Cory Gunz
4. ‘Senile’ — Tyga, Nicki Minaj, and Lil Wayne
5. ‘Induction Speech’ — Euro
6. ‘One Time’ — Lil Twist, Tyga, and YG
7. ‘Hittin Like’ — Shanell and Chanel West Coast
8. ‘Lookin’ A–’ — Nicki Minaj
9. ‘Fresher Than Ever’ — Gudda Gudda, Jae Millz, Flow, Mack Maine, and Birdman
10. ‘Back It Up’ — Lil Twist and Tyga
11. ‘Moment’ — Lil Wayne
12. ‘You Already Know’ — PJ Morton, Mack Maine, Gudda Gudda, and Jae Millz

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13. ‘Catch Me at the Light’ — Shanell and Yo Gotti
14. ‘Video Model’ — Christina Milian and Lil Wayne
15. ‘Good Day’ — Tyga, Meek Mill, and Lil Wayne

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"Class and Conflict" at  the "Neoliberal" University“Fake Scholarship” and the Future of America’s University

By Prof Michel Chossudovsky, March 21 2017

The Harvard Index acts as a Lynchpin. It establishes a “new normal”, a guideline to colleges and universities across to land, regarding what we can and cannot read, what we can or cannot write?

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20 March 2017 — Global Research

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By Stephen Lendman, March 19 2017

Pro-Western UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres showed he’s no different from his disgraceful predecessors. He acted on orders from Washington. The Palestinian BDS National Committee denounced him for removing from the UN’s web site a report “Israel does not want you to read,” it said.

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Gladio: Crimes of US Empire, Israel: Criminalizing Free Speech, Ukraine: 2.5 Million Refugees in Russia

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By Gary Weglarz, March 14 2017

The key institutions of Western societies have lost their credibility.  They fail to merit either the respect or loyalty of the domestic populations they purport to serve. Testing the validity of this assertion requires examination of Western institutions from a holistic rather than fragmentary perspective. This is easier said than done. There exists a massive amount of near real-time web based information available for us to process daily if we are attempting to keep abreast of world events.  This often leaves us diligently evaluating recent events, while lacking the opportunity to step back and assemble these discrete events into a more comprehensible whole.

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By Joachim Hagopian, March 10 2017

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Although the Syrian army, with its ally Russia, has made significant gains against ISIS over the past week or so, the Washington Post is reporting tonight that President Trump has for the first time sent regular US military personnel into that country in combat positions. This is an unprecedented escalation of US involvement in the Syrian war and it comes without Congressional authorization, without UN authorization, and without the authorization of the government of Syria. In short it is three ways illegal.

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Trump Abandons Cooperation with Russia

By Stephen Lendman, March 06 2017

After firing Michael Flynn, Trump said “(i)t would be unpopular for a politician to make a deal. It would be much easier for me to be so tough – the tougher I am on Russia,” the better. After only a few weeks in office, he was co-opted to stay hardline on Russia, China, Iran and other sovereign independent countries – indicating no change in imperial recklessness on his watch.

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Analysis of Trump’s Address to US Congress, Syria: Imperialist Divide and Conquer Strategy

2 March 2017 — Global Research

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By Stephen Lendman, March 02 2017

His Tuesday address was long on making America safe for Wall Street, war profiteers and other corporate predators, short on what’s most needed to serve all Americans equitably and promote world peace.

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Trump’s Middle East “Adventurism”, Agriculture: Organic Vs Industrial, Climate Change: Who is the Biggest Villain?

1 March 2017 — Global Research

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By Dr. Amir A. Amirshekari, March 01 2017

President Trump has embarked upon a “new adventurism” in the Middle East region. Israel and several Arab countries, backed by the US, are trying to create a new intergovernmental military alliance, such as NATO, against Iran. The Economist weekly, in its issue dated 25 February, casually expresses its support of  Trump’s illegal sanctions directed against the people of Iran, accusing Iran of recreating the Sassanian Empire by its intervention in Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Bahrain, and Lebanon.

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Historic Increase of US Military Budget, Eva Bartlett: Fake Media Narrative on Syria, CIA: Peddler of Fake News

28 February 2017 — Global Research

Historic Increase of US Military Budget: Trump Boosts Most Wasteful Department, Reduces All Others

By Eric Zuesse, February 28 2017

Trillions of dollars are being poured down, into ‘Defense’ (including aggressions such as the invasions of Iraq, Libya, Syria, etc.) and into ‘intelligence’ (including the false ‘intelligence’ that was used to ‘justify’ those invasions), and yet none of it is at all accountable to the public; it’s merely being paid to U.S. corporations by the ‘representatives of the public’, and will now soar even more, while everything else (suposedly except Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid) will get slashed, as being what supporters of the military-industrial complex call “waste, fraud, and abuse” in all Departments but their own.

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27 February 2017 — Global Research

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By Alex ChristoforouVanessa BeeleyEva Bartlett, and Patrick Henningsen, February 27 2017

It should come as no surprise that a film celebrating the White Helmets scooped up an Oscar for best short documentary. Might as well hand the Oscar to ISIS leader Ab? Bakr al-Baghdadi. Far from a humanitarian organisation, the White Helmets are an Al Qaeda staffed propaganda group that is embedded with brutal jihadists looking to overthrow the sovereign government of Syria.

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Trump Caves to Wall Street and War Profiteers, Iraq: ISIS Drones and Fake Counter-terrorism, Artificial Intelligence and the Ruling Class

24 February 2017 — Global Research

Trump: America’s Latest Warrior President, Surrenders to Wall Street and War Profiteers

By Stephen Lendman, February 23 2017

The hoped for antidote to Hillary appears no different when on policymaking – both subservient to monied interests at the expense of popular ones, both warriors, not peacemakers, both intolerant of challenges to America’s hegemonic aims, both hostile to all sovereign independent states, a deplorable situation, a dangerous one risking  possible nuclear war.

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Filmmaker Regis Tremblay states what few others dare to say. Humanity is on the brink of extinction! Nuclear power is not safe. 48 of America’s nuclear power plants are leaking and there is no way to get rid of nuclear waste. America’s reckless provocations of both Russia and China, two nuclear-armed countries, risk a nuclear holocaust from which no one survives. Climate change and global warming, if not mitigated immediately, will end the human experiment on earth sooner rather than later.

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New Cold War Continues, Resignation of Michael Flynn: Hillary’s Revenge?

16 February 2017 — Global Research Crossroads: Trump Declares War on Russia, New Cold War will Continue Until Moscow Complies…

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U.S. President Donald Trump made unequivocally clear, on February 14th, that the new Cold War between the U.S. and Russia will continue until Russia complies with two conditions that would not only be humiliating to Russia (and to the vast majority of its citizens), but that would also be profoundly immoral.

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Imperial Presidency of Trump, US-Russia Peace Initiative Folds, No Palestinian State Under Netanyahu

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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) – One of the candidates in next month’s Democratic primary for Mahoning County probate judge says he can’t understand all the controversy over his use of a 20-year-old quote in his campaign material.

Chris Sammarone met reporters Wednesday afternoon to respond to claims that one of his campaign flyers was misleading.

Mahoning County judicial candidate’s ad draws ire

The flyer includes a partial statement about Sammarone made by Jim Tressel in 1994 when Tressel was YSU’s football coach. The advertisement refers to Sammarone as “a leader.” Sammarone admits the line is about 20 years old and was printed in a local newspaper when he was still playing for Tressel, but the campaign material makes no mention of that.

When asked why he simply didn’t add an extra line showing when the quote was made, Sammarone said it was a money issue.

“Being involved in the media, you understand that there are costs associated with every advertisement that you do,” said Sammarone. “When I prepare an advertisement, it is important to give the voters the most important things and understanding.”

One of those criticizing the flyer is Sammarone’s opponent Susan Maruca. She said there are specific rules in place for judicial candidates requiring them to avoid any sort of misleading campaign material.

“I didn’t ask for his endorsement, so why the word endorsement is being used is beyond me,” said Sammarone. “My literature doesn’t state that he endorses me, so this is all again a smoke screen that has been created by David Betras and his candidate.”

Sammarone argues Maruca is simply trying to divert attention away from his experience and qualifications.

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BLOOMSBURG — Lawmakers in Harrisburg are continuing to debate a transportation bill that some considered a long-awaited bill.

Right now weight restrictions are in place on more than 1,600 bridges in our region to try and keep the roads safe for drivers.

PennDOT officials said if a bill doesn’t pass soon, roads will only get worse as roads continue to deteriorate.

“Next year you’ll see another 250 weight restricted bridges. You’ll also see an immediate shutdown of about seven transit lines between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, which could be 50,000 riders a month back on the street in vehicles or perhaps not have a mode of transportation,” said Barry Schoch, Secretary of Pennsylvania Transportation.

Some lawmakers are proposing raising taxes for gasoline to help offset the funding costs.

Jennifer Collins of Glen Lyon said she wouldn’t be opposed to paying more in taxes to make sure major roadways get fixed.

“If you can’t find the money anywhere elsewhere, where are you going to get it from? I say, we use the roads everyday, don’t we? It makes sense if we pay for what we use,” Collins said.

Other drivers we spoke with said no way to shelling out more cash.

“I’m all against raising taxes. I think we pay enough taxes. I think the tax money they’re already taxing us, maybe they ought to spend it more wisely,” said Brad Evans of Bloomsburg.

Local lawmakers said there is no time constraint on passing the bill.

After this Friday lawmakers will be on recess for the Thanksgiving holiday.

The next voting session after that is between Dec. 9th – Dec. 15th.

PennDOT officials hope a bill is passed as soon as possible.

  • leroy

    THE SCRANTON AREA … did those bridges EVER see preventative maintenance … hell.they can’t evev lay a smood patch… on the express way into the city .. cedar ave… why the barrels…just to create a bottle neck ???????? PENN DOT should be privatized !!!

    • Janet Den Haese Anderson

      Penndot needs better management not privatization! They are good paying and have good benefits. Sounds like you are anti union for all the wrong reasons. The employees are only as good as the management they get. Privatization would only mean less repair and more pocketing of profits by the upper level. Privatizing only hurts the little guy….

  • Janet Den Haese Anderson

    who is Jennifer Collins???? We use the roads so we should pay for repairs…..let’s see….how many private businesses and corporations use our roads to deliver their goods and make plenty in profit?? Shouldn’t they pay a majority of the repair bills seeing how their tonage trucks cause the most wear and tear on the roads. Why do we have to keep paying for these fat cats and the damage they do to the roads and bridges. Jennifer Collins whoever you are you need to open your eyes and SEE the BIG picture.

    • Tom T

      They do pay big bucks in taxes and fees. A registration for a truck, just
      the tractor in this state cost almost $3000.00. That`s just for a license
      plate. They pay the Fed Gov. 500.00 before they can even apply for the plate. Add to that the state and federal taxes on a 3 to 5 hundred dollar fuel fill up along with corporate federal and state taxes and tolls
      which are three times as much as a car pays and well, you get the picture. Real question remains, where dose it all go? I said it before
      I`ll say it again, if a business ran it`s finances the this state dose, it would be bankrupt now and by the way, as far as those out of state trucks that bring your stuff to Walmart and your food to the
      supermarket and oh yes, the gas for the car that you drive on the roads
      were talking about, they pay for every mile they drive in the state
      minus, of course, the tax they pay at the pump. In other words
      everybody is stretched pretty thin and paying their fair share and
      the state is still in the whole. You can only get so much milk out of the cow in one day. Just ask a farmer who depends on a truck to get
      his milk to the plant.

      • Janet Den Haese Anderson

        you sound like a “corporate” man, or one who deems to profit from our tax dollars. I still say let them pay for the road damage that they do to the roads.What they’re paying doesn’t even come close to the profits they make or the damage they create. The big rig drivers are a main cause of the damage and the accidents on the roads. Let’s face it if it wasn’t prosperous they wouldn’t be in the business, right? Enough said!!

      • Anonymous

        “…and the main cause of accidents on the road”

        Do you actually spend any time on the road at all? It’s all of the terrible drivers, and the texting drivers, and the combination in-between..but that’s neither here nor there. What we need are better road conditions, and I don’t particularly care how that happens. A couple cents a gallon is not going to break the bank.

  • John C Miklos

    While we’re having this discussion, we should press politicians and bureaucrats to secure funding for the maintenance of public infrastructure. Gas taxes nationwide only cover ~20% of road maintenance costs in this country, the rest is drawn from income taxes. As the years roll on and more people turn to means other than privately-owned petroleum-powered vehicles for transportation, this problem will only get worse. It’s about time we, as a people, come to recognize the true cost of our choices.

  • Ron

    In the early 60’s when I was learning to drive, I remember they added a 5 cent tax to gas so they could fix the highways. Now some worthless politician wants to do it again? Where did all the money go over the last 50 years? It “never” goes were intended.

    • Tom T

      Excellent point Ron. We paid for these highways a long time ago. If businesses managed or ran the way politicians and bureaucratic
      politically appointed hacks do, they would have been bankrupt a
      long time ago. Public transportation is another cash cow that`s
      been mismanaged while budget after budget they come back to the
      public trough for more of our money, Tolls have gone up, gas taxes have gone up and the roads keep getting worse. There for some
      time Penna. was ranked as having some of the worst roads in the Country. The money we send to Washington never gets fully
      returned and they do an even better job of borrowing from and
      moving money around that was supposed to be spent on highways.
      Where dose it all end and when dose the working people who
      pay for all this get accountability and something to show for what
      they pay? This has all been going on for a long time, for too long.

  • Brian

    Okay So Not Passing A Transportation Bill Will Be Bad For Those People That Drive The Highways.What About The People That Depend On Public Transportation To Get Where They Need To Go.Every Bit Of Money Goes To The Highways.They Are Bad I Must Admit,But Public Transit Needs Help To Keep Costs Down For Those That Need To Get Around.Many People Can Not Afford To Buy & Maintain A Vehicle.

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President Trump’s executive order on immigration and talk of a Muslim registry during his campaign re-ignited memories of World War II, when the country sent Japanese-Americans to internment camps.

This hour, we revisit this history and learn why the University of Connecticut opened up its campus to some young internees.

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Year after year, hundreds of thousands of people find themselves homeless in the United States — including the young.

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Australia’s Special Investigations Unit

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Sir, – While I share Efraim Zuroff’s deep disappointment at the Australian government’s decision to close down its Special Investigations Unit (SIU) hunting Nazi war criminals in this country (May 13), I take strong exception to some of the unfounded criticism he has made of that decision.

The Australian government, let it be said, has acted entirely honorably in its pursuit of justice for Nazi war criminals. It was against the background of widespread public apathy and the vociferous opposition of a broad coalition of antisemitic forces that the Jewish community in Australia was able to persuade the government to enact the necessary war crimes legislation in the first place.

And we can, I believe, take great pride in the conduct of the SIU. Despite constant public criticism of the cost to the taxpayer, the SIU spared no effort or expense in investigating alleged war crimes, sending large teams of investigators to Israel and Europe for long periods of time to seek out witnesses.

In this context, I regret to say the efforts of people like Mr. Zuroff in furnishing long lists of potential suspects, however well meaning, may in the end have proven counter-productive. The lists they provided were often poorly researched, sending investigators on exorbitantly expensive wild-goose chases that contributed to growing public resentment at funds perceived to be ill-spent.

The Australian experience has, in the end, not been a particularly fruitful one, yielding only three prosecutions, one of which is now nearing completion. Like Mr. Zuroff, I deeply regret more fugitives capable of being tried were not found, and it greatly disturbs me that, inevitably, there will be Nazi criminals in this country, as elsewhere in the world, who will evade justice.

But for that, the Australian government cannot be taken to task. It has, I repeat, performed honorably and diligently, against very great odds, earning the deep appreciation of the Australian Jewish community.

That is not to say that the Australian government is beyond reproach in all matters Jewish. Its Middle East policy has taken a deeply disturbing turn in recent days, and Foreign Minister Gareth Evans’ intemperate criticism of Israeli policy on his present visit to Israel thoroughly deserves every public censure.

Isi Leibler, Co-Chairman, Governing Board, World Jewish Congress, Melbourne, Australia.

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