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now. >> halie jackson, thank you very much. this is been the world's waits in the suspense of president elect trump's staff. lets give you a live look, it is been nick named white house north. he tweeted on important decisions on people under way and now we know that vice president elect pence will take over the responsibility from chris chris christy. >> trump promised to drain that swamp in dc. >> for many of the top jobs and some of them took to the air waves today to promote themselves without saying so. >> i don't have any updates for you on transition. >> my goal in all of this is not so much a cabinet position. >> they spelled my name wrong,
it made my mother happy. i don't expect to call. >> there is a lot of great women out there and the same can be said with hispanics and muslims. he's going to have a diverse cabinet. >> all right, that promise being made right there. we'll wait and see as protesters gearing up another night of taking to the streets declaring donald trump is not their president. our correspondence our correspondents is joining us, we got kristen welker and halie jackson and hans nickel. andrea mitchell, let me start with you. >> it is a reflection between the relationship between donald trump and chris christie. mike pence is a disinterested and neutral person in this. he has the president elect's interest at heart.
he does not have his own agenda. he's not looking for another position in the administration. he had this elected position prime among of all of the people around donald trump. i think this reflects more on whether there was some internal concerns about chris christie and he is interviews. remember the interview he did on the "today" show when he was asked about himself wanting the chief of staff position. there was also the fact that chris christie among the small circle of newt beginning witch and rudy giuliani was less supportive of donald trump of the closing days and weeks. he was less out there. he seems to be hanging back. perhaps his loyalty and his own self interest is questioned. and tlauls a question whether there is a bridge gate fallout or other stuff that may come, that may happen, some other
things that may fall. >> to play off with bridge gate out there. our halie jackson was there yesterday as mike pen was side by side with donald trump. how important is pence and because of his connection on the hill to be able to build those developing relationships with those that are skeptical and of the agenda of trump. >> thomas roberts, this is one of the key reasons why those close to president elect trump at the time during his campaign, i am thinking paul manafort were urging him to select somebody like mike pence or select mike pence specifically for that vice president slot because he does have relationships here in congress. he's close to house speaker paul ryan and he understands the way washington works. he had been here for so long. it was an intentional choice for donald trump. as andrea noted, the president elect trump appears to be making use of those relationships and leveraging them in order to try to put together this transition
team. i think it is fair to say that because pence knows what his position will be, he's not looking for a role inside the west wing. that's a concern and there is been some drama playing out and there is still is some drama playing out over who ends up of that chief of staff position and given chris christie roles in the transition team. this appears to be a step back for governor christie and a step forward for the vice president ee le elect. >> he will continue to talk and transition after their meeting yesterday with vice president biden. >> one of the first that comes from a new administration coming in is that pick of the chief of staff, we had andy carr, who was the chief of staff with our colleague today. this was his insights. take a look. >> the names that have been
mentioned to me, seems a little bit and not bridge building. the group of the chief of staff is to work with the people who are on the edge of embraces the president rather than those who already embraced him. >> andrea, let me play it to you and go back to the george h.w. bush if we are going to use that. it was the reverse basically of going from the oval to the rnc. did we see reince priebus -- >> i think priebus is an interesting choice. >> partly because he knows the hills well and he knows everyone in the republican politics and he would be a great bridge to the rest of the republican party. he has proved his loyalty
certainly to this campaign. >> bringing insider in when you have an outsider president is a really good idea. jimmy carter could used another outsider president. >> andrea, people are talking about steve bannon, koild he get this job? >> certainly he could because of his loyalty and the power and the intellectual energy. he has that particular role and can weigh in on everything and add more free reign and not be the administrator and not the link to congress. that would not be the strengths that i would think for steve bannon and setting off other fire works. they have to figure out what the president elect trump is comfortable with. it is his administration and
white house. if you look at power play around washington and who has the bridge of the hill and who is the person helping to craft speeches and helping to do the philosophy and ideology that's most comfortable for donald trump. there are a lot of way that is you can play it. real estate is important though. >> when we see who in which office is a really important game. the person who has the office right off the oval, that's what you want to know. >> well, president elect trump understands real estate. >> i want to go over to our hans nickel on the other side of things. what are you saying inside the national security of organization about expert he's looking to attack to lead them. >> the briefing, a colleague of mine has reported, mr. trump has not received his first briefing.
that could come this afternoon. that's the job that i have been hearing. the transition between the pentagon and the transition office, those conversations have not taken place. now, as for names and these personalities and people, they are important because in some way, they'll populate the government and help establish policies. here are some reporting we are hearing on the names. jeff session out there, secretary of defense and steven hadley is the name that keeps coming. he was bush's national security guide. here is the best report that i got for you. steven hadley, the only person that this person ever saw sleeps on air force one in his suit in a coffin's post. >> rice would be out there and steve hadley, a smart guy but you ask yourself, a guy sleeps in air force one sleeps on his suit. is that the kind of guy that's going to jive with donald jay
trump personally. >> we shall see. when you have president obama holding the national veterans day ceremony at the national cemetery and he made a comment about how he sees a way to bridge the divide port. take a look. >> veterans day often follow a hea hard fought political campaign. an exercise and preach the government that you fight for. it often lays barriers and disagreements across our nation. the american instinct has never been to find isolation and opposite corners. it is to find strength in our common creed to forge unity from our great university to sustain that strengths and unity even when it is hard. when the e llection is over as
search a way to come together and connect with one another. when the principles is more enduriing -- some of our best examples is our men and women that we salute today. >> talk about the soul searching that still goes on in the white house about what the president's next step is to help president elect trump. >> what we heard from president obama is an echo of what he has been saying in the rose guard and yesterday in the oval office which is that smooth transitions are a fundamental and critical part of the nation's democracy. he takes this very seriously, she's working very hard to make sure that this transition is smooth. not only in terms of the mechanics but also in terms of the tone that has been coming from him. he thinks it is critical. in terms o f the mechanics, this
white house, this add minuminisn has been working on this since the beginning of this year, really earlier than president obama's predecessor. he talks about the fact that former president bush made the transition so smooth for him and he wants to replicate that for president elect trump. what does it mean? >> they are going to have office space near the white house. they are going to be in constant contact with the different agencies here. they are going to be holding briefings. donald trump is going to get intelligen intelligence briefings in addition to his top aids. they'll hold exercises in crisis management to really prepare the incoming and administration and the in coming team for anything that may happen. of course, you may never be completely prepared until you get here. the goal transition is to get the tools necessary.
one interesting point before i throw it back to you. >> 58%, 40% disapproved. that's just a striking number as he prepares to leave office. >> that's a good sent off for president obama to have numbers like that. he would like solve the successor he wanted taking over the white house to protect his legacy. >> halie, we want to take you back to the white house. trump did promise that we'll get some names who would be running the government there. we see eric trump and ivanka trump getting in. these are the typical insider that we witnessed at donald trump's side. when it takes to the course of washington washington, d.c., how comfortable with folks there with the idea that resurrecting a lot of old names of certain
lobbyists and gop insiders that maybe on the fringe of what the office looks like today. >> they don't have much choice. by virtue of having one more than 270 electoral votes, donald trump gets to choose who he wants to be in washington. the rest of the republican side, they have to kind of figure it out. i remember the night of the election, we were speaking with one of producer frank sources on capitol hill. yeah, donald trump will now have to search and learn how washington works. no, he does not. the republicans in washington are going to have to adjust to president elect trump. he will have to work with people in congress but having the house and senate and the white house now is going to likely power them to some legislative victory and get some things done and policies done as they are
getting it done. is he choose name on the fringe of what people want to see, national security, yes, it is a new president and it is going to be probably a little bit of a new world for folks here in dc. >> the gop figures out how trump played in his campaign and he's getting in his way of the course he wants to take. he's going to take over the transition team and chris christie had been leading on the charge on that. pence cushner, donald trump's son-in-law and steve bannon that are leading. we'll keep you posted on all the developments as we expect more coming ing today. our andrea mitchell and hans nicoll and halie jackson and kristen welker. >> coming up next, martin o'malley for the position of dnc
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all three branches of government are leading the branch to a scramble. chuck schumer, and former maryland governor, martin o'malley who ran against clinton. she's taking a hard look at dnc chair.
>> i am very interested in the chair of dnc, not so much because i think i am the only person that can fix it. we need a full-time chair. >> so it is official, you are running. >> it is my plan. i like keith aernderson a lot. he's a very good guy. you cannot do this job and sit in the office at the same time. it is not possible. >> joining me now is former dnc chair, and our msnbc political analyst. governor, do you have a declaration to make or can i ask you some questions? >> all right, so who gets your support? >> well, i like all three of the candidates. i like martin o'malley very much so. the question is someone might be a candidate for president in the future, good idea, i think the point that our dean makes about keith anderson, he's young and
progressive. he reaches out to all part of the party. keith is a good candidate because he can hold down a congressional job. it is something to the fact that the chair needs to be a full-time position. >> and debbie wasserma wasserman shults -- >> the chair is going to have to travel a whole boat load and get across the country. it is hard to do as a city congressman. i would be interested in talking to keith anderson this afternoon and interested in seeing how he addresses that. >> when we think of the democrats andargely losing the election because of white working class voters not showing up and they are being the core of your party.
how is having ellison and mark o'malley -- getting them interested again. >> but, i think we have to do a better job of pain stakingly through town meetings and a lot of different ways. pain stakingly reconnected with them and going through the issues that's important to them. >> for example, if you go back two years or three years ago at the beginning of the recession when most of those workers were flat out unemployed, who's fighting the stand of unemployment benefit? republicans were fighting to stop it and we were fighting to extend it. that's an issue that people forgotten about it. if you go issue after issue, eight or nine of the ten issues that are important, we are on the right side. we just got to get the measure to them. it is more than just one person.
we got to do a full course. >> sir, thank you very much. it is nice to see you, i pree appreciate it. >> thank you. it is about breaking news considering the president elect trump announcing the new presidential transition team. as we told you earlier this hour. vice president elect is going to take over serving h is chairman. we got doctor ben carson and chris christie who has taken a front seat position and newt gingrich is on this and lieutenant general michael flinn and rudy giuliani and jeff sessions with all be on this committee at vice chair. we got family members of donald trump on this team as well announce ugh t announcing the following leaders will be on the executive committee which includes jerry cushner and derrick jr. and
iviv ivanka trump and chris colins and congressman barletta and amm bondy and peter teal who was the -- and rumors to be a big part of the team. the big name that donald trump promised today early in a tweet and we have a team leadership staff, kellyanne conway is going to be senior adviser and david bossy who's the deputy executive director and steven miller of the policy director. and the vice president elect has tapped three senior advisers to work with him.
the names interestingly enough, we have been talking about some of these folks and now we have it right in front of it especially of mike pence who'll helm the transition team. lets give you a look at trump tower. this is in manhattan, it is known as the white house north. it is been a scene. a real scene for folks coming out, some happy and sad and for the secret service, this is a big job to secure this manhattan's landmark now. protests are continuing and how trump and his team are addressing how people say he's not his president. we are asking you in our pulse question despite calls to accept trump's victory, do you think trump cambridge this national divide. 8% say yes and 92% say no. check out our pulse at pulse.
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welcome back, members of donald trump's family have been listed as apart of this group. eric and don jr. and ivanka have been spotted going in and out of trump tower. this is in manhattan. we got the sanitation truck acting as barricade and heavy police presence at this part of manhattan. meanwhile anti-trump protesters are taking their message out on the streets of another night. we saw demonstrators in chicago to milwaukee. and msnbc's cal perry is outside the president elect trump's home, trump tower. describe the situation there and what we are expecting to see over the weekend.
this is a hub of activity for this transition team. >> reporter: yeah, it is a never changing security situation. it is a secret service's nightmare. this is midtown manhattan, a 56 story glass building. fifth avenue is shut down and beyond for the area. this area is shut down. traffic going down from fifth avenue runs the length of central park. people who are not from new york city, that's crazy. it is crazy insane that fifth avenue has been shut down. protests were bad out west. here where i am standing we saw 400 pro-hillary supporters and we saw in rallies, protesters would come and interrupting our interviews. >> you don't include of the fact that we had an awesome president
there. you are portraying something different of the one that i am really is. >> now, that kind of language and aggressive behavior is not representative of all trump's supporters but what is representative and what we do here consistently from a number of trump supporters that we heard is a deep distrust of the media. s the -- it is a message that blasted beyond the campaign throughout now and into the period and talking to police officers who changed the way the area works. they are shoeioing them away an anticipation of what's going to to happen this weekend. they expect protests to be large tonight and much bigger tomorrow night. here we have been talking to people on the streets and people from nypd who says overtime is up and double shifts are on
their way. >> cal perry, thank you very much. >> that woman will not be embodiment for trump supporter, maybe stop for a drink or something, too. >> lets keep on this breaking news as we continue to go through this list as the president elect trump announce the new phase of the new team is led by mike pence. joining me is our former president of the ceo --and heather mcgee, it is great to see both of you. ben, this is interesting. we are looking at this list and it is a lot of the usual suspects. i am looking add the lead being mike pence and ben carson is on this list. it is a list of names and family that we know. what i can tell, ben carson is the only person of color that has influential role at the top and side by side with mike pence. >> yeah, that's not surprising
if you look at the campaign that he's run. it is just -- it fits right in with the approach and the slain of this campaign from the beginning who were the other high profile black supporters. you had mike tyson -- >> this is a high stake in dc to be apart of. are the people that we are seeing here on this list, are a lot o f the folks whether their family members or people we saw as surrogates on tv, people that are inside the bubble are moving to washington. is this part of the narrative or does this concern you? >> they are predominantly lobbyist lobb lobbyists in this list. each of them have a story that
has, you know, it is not what we want to see as an american leadership. here is mike pence at a veterans day event that's taking place. this is live for folks tuning in. this is the governor of indiana and he's the vice president elect, the trump's transition team for chris christie have been leading this. ben, i don't know if you have seen this. folks who are feeling very upset about what this means after eight years of president obama, what's the message of folks to not stay sad but to realize that this is how democracy works, and you got to pick yourself up and dust yourself off if you want something different. >> yeah, look, i think we have to respect the feedback that a lot of people in this country are grieving. they are not grieving because their party lost, they are grieving because the candidate
won who has threatened the very livelihoods or the lives of their neighbors. there is a lot of people who are here from other countries who are concerned they maybe deported and back to places where those people could be killed. so you have to respect the fact that people have this fear at the same time, it is important that we look down the ballot and celebrate the real wins that progressives have had. we have a real justice reformer coming into the u.s. senate. we have our first latina coming in the senate. we won bill from coast to coast and people want to live in fear. we see the minimum wage increased in several states. the list goes on and on. and i think it is time for people to yes, be figuring out how we are going to stop the worse policies of donald trump
build up our movement. at the same time to really respect the fact that if we want something we can build on them and -- >> as we look down at that data, there are swing states voters that voted for president obama, and twice came out for dpronald trump. we have newberryiers putting down in front of trump's tower. there are new big vehicles coming into help create this barrier. >> harry reed -- this does not feel like america. but, how does a president elect trump unring this bell? >> he cannot unring the bell because it was the bell that he
sounded every single time he opened his mouth and explained to his supporters how the world works. he explained it by saying "they" and they was often religious and ethic minorities are taking something away from you. the "you" was often just white people. this is the kind of story that's been told subtly all over the media and many ways through the republican party and southern strategies since lyndon johnson civil rights act of 1965. how is it that we had a revolution of the democratic party under president bill clinton deregulated fiennance. how much we are willing to take
on corporate power in the democratic power with insiders and outsiders withpolitics. >> amen. >> i think we got an amen from ben jealous. >> i want to say thank you. we talked to you so much in the days and weeks to come as we all kind of going through this together and figure it out. i want to gamecoo back to my colleague, halie jackson. as we look at the usual suspects here. this is kind of typical and there are not many shockers here, are they? >> no, they are not. forgive me for looking at my phone, i am trying to get a note out to you guys. i am hitting send on that and looking at these names here. here are a couple of things standing out here. you see some women on this list, women and trump is taking fire for a lack of diversities from the name that's floated out there for top positions.
there is some buzz online and tiffany trump is not on the list, eric, ivanka and donald jr. that's not a surprising to me. we saw her speak at the republican national convention and that was a high profile role for her but it was not as though as she was prominent of a surrogate and i know the children of president elect trump hate to be called surrogate because they are family members. you did not see that quite as much from tiffany trump from certainly donald jr. eric and ivanka. steve bannon which was on there and priebus was on there which we expect. chris christie is still the vice chair. ben carson, we have been reporting out he's under consideration for a possible candidate position as well. >> i don't know if there are any shockers there as people you see of the transition team. kellyanne conway and these are names that are nra r with
anybody who's been covering donald trump's campaign. >> so i think that we are starting to see though a more formal structure being put in place and getting structured out. that's something we are expecting to see. we talked and i think you are on our network wide conference call, we were talking about ex p ex -- the team shifted away on the celebration on wednesday and thursday is a day to visit washington friday, day three, of the transition it is time to put these pieces in place and start to move forward. they got to move quickly because there are activities that need to start happening the next couple of weeks as far as getting the current administration and given the download to the next administration and their counter parts in that. you got to start connecting the dots here. there is not a ton of time left before january 20th. >> time is the essence. we are talking about the daily
intelligence briefing book and trump has access to that intelligence. yes, time is of the essence for them to get this together and to start effectively getting up to speed. we had moments ago just here in new york with former rudy giuliani talking about the transition, lets listen. >> our friendship and loyalty to him. i can see already how he's going to be a great president and i am glad i can play a small role in it. >> what's your advice for him? >> that i give to him personally. [ laughs ] >> do you expect to be apart of his cabinet. >> there we see insider the trump's team. former mayor rudy giuliani talking about whether or not he will have a cabinet role and we'll wait and see. we does know he gives add vvice
president elect trump. our hugh hughes, let me reaction from trump's team. is that a logical pick or let the president elect trump take over? >> well, i see governor chris christie -- governor pence, your transition chair is a great move. mike pence is key bridge between the article one republicans in congress and led by president elect trump. i went back and looked at my last interview of mike pence from october 25th. he made out three priorities, rebuilding the navy and getting tax policies right and he was careful to put a construction on the courts. so they're about 25 jobs, thomas, that mattered and they're delegated down below that. donald trump has put together
more management team in a hurry than their business careers. he knows how to do this. he makes 25 collection and the big five and department of homeland security and treasury and the department of defense and you let them staff down and you staff out your white house with the chief of staff and the council and the president and some of them of the fielding. then you let them go out and find great people so i am actually very encouraged and i will give you one more example. nick air is a name that not many people know about. he's 37-year-old. he's a wonder kid. when he was a executive -- >> he's one of the senior adviser. >> he's 37 and he knows all the young conservatives in town and all the talents. it does not matter what colors they are. donald trump needs talents.
>> what happens to that statement about you know the kids are going to take care of the business and it is going to be in a blind trust? >> oh not yet. >> you don't have to do the blind trust until after. >> what's the point of having the children that had no political knowledge in adviser's role for this campaign and now for an executive team member to transition president elect trump? >> oh, i think it is a great idea. they know their father and priorities and know the campaign that's conducted and know that the people that who are on board and people in between and then when they do accomplish the trust, they have to exit from the governing if they all stay in the management side. in this transition, there is no question. i served in the white house's council office, during the transition period, there is no ethical problems whatever so
ever. you cannot have any power if you are going to run trump enterprises after president trump becomes president trump in january. >> for folks trying to pick apart that. three adult kids that were supposed to run the trump organization, they'll be running it as we know this while this announcement comes out. we have not gotten any information of donald trump's business than anyone else taking over other than his adult children who are also on his transition team. you can understand why that's a red flag of folks. why not pick people that understand what dc government maybe about because there is no not a lot of time here. >> i should push back of the idea that people are concerned about that. >> the law should be very clear and the clearance process is
very clear. after you're sworn in and take the oath of office, it do descend on everyone that's involved. there cannot be any self dealing. from this 75 days, anyone can be on the planning than after the 75 days, those must exit from any private interests they have that can me influenced by the decision making. i don't think it is a story. i have only dealt with ivanka and she's been a guest on my show. she's very, very impressive. you want her input and selection of people who have been useful to the success of trump's enterpris enterprises. you want donald jr. and eric. if they are staying, -- helping the country kind of breathe out so there is not a problem yet.
there really is not. you would not find one democrat, the council of the president before. he would not see any problem with this. there is not one serious legal scholar that would say there is a problem of having a big transition team. it all kicks in on january 21st. there after, i do have a caution, blind loyalty is very dangerous. blind loyalty leads to scandal. the reagan years had many of them and the obama years, you want loyalty, you don't want line loyalty. >> a lot of people are looking at this and the expectations of donald trump being self propelled to get in this position. there is an expectation that he's working for all americans after january 20th. there is an accountability ex peck pe peck -- expectations.
>> hugh hewitt thank you. mike pence right now appearing at an event of vete n veterans day. >> we have been asking the question on our pulse, 10% say yes, and 90% say no. go vote on pulse. msnbc.com, we'll be back in a moem. they are the natural born enemy of the way things are. yes, ideas are scary, and messy and fragile. but under the proper care, they become something beautiful.
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donald trump's three adult children are also listed on this transition team as well as his son in law jered cushner.
but, now we got this formalize copy going out with a lot of suspects that'll be holding the transition team. mike pence will take over. i want to bring you to our national political correspondent post. >> explain the potential for conflict of interests or is this nothing in. >> i actually think that they are even though they are publicly they are on the team. the fact that first family and first families to be it is no unprecedented for them to have an influence on some of the key appointments. when ronald reagan was elected,
his wife nancy reagan was one of the key voices in bringing in an outsider, jim baker, worked in the primary as chief of staff. there was a big battle going on between the sort of reaga reagan -- the pragmatist. what a whether their names are on this list or not? we knew that the trump family is going to have a big say in the shapes and administration of this. >> if hillary clinton were elected and a transition team was put out, we saw her daughter or bill clinton's name on there or brother's name on there, that's hillary clinton's brother. would that be a shock to folks? >> i think that her brothers aside, i think that there is
nobody who does not think that bill clinton and chelsea clinton would not have a say in these appointments. they are formalizing something that anybody who's watching this campaign would know is going to happen anyway. the trump children, for instance, had a lot to say as he was switching campaign managers and changing up his team several times during the campaign. >> yes, and obviously, staying nimble and fluid has worked in a situation where people believed it to be impossible, it actually worked. do you think as your colleague with your colleague, of the biggest day of barack obama's biggest legacy maybe the -- we are seeing the power of the dnc. everybody is talking about the award on the democratic side now. >> the fact is over the last
eight years the democrats came in with almost 30 governor ships and they are now down to 15. republicans have more. they are pretty close to the highest in history. the state legislatures have been designa decimated and state's party are not functioning as well as they should. the big question is whether you should be doing this kind of, all the people running for chairman and stuff like that when the party is really very much in mourning. >> we shall see now. keith ellison and martin o'mall o'mall o'malley. we'll continue to watch how it shapes out. >> there is news everywhere. >> yes. >> thanks so much. good to see you. i want to give you a quick recap
of what we learned at this hour. this team includes his adult children, we see eric there and don jr. and cushner, the husband of ivanka trump. >> we have one last look at the responses to our pulse question for today about trump being able to deal with this divide, can he do it? >> 10% say yes and 90% say no. the pulse is live, check it out. we are back after this. all finished.
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veterans day. there is president obama's final veterans day. he laid a wreath and made a few suggestions how americans can honor our veterans everyday. >> on veterans day, we acknowledge humbly that we can never serve our veterans quite the same way that they served us but we can try. we can practice kindness and pay it forward and volunteer and serve. we can respect one another. we can always get each other's backs. >> all right, we always get each other's back. we'll continue to watch how this plays out. it is a busy week. there we have governor mike pence celebrating in indiana at veterans day. vice president elect has been named as the chair of the trump's team. a big thanks to all our arm
forces. have a great weekend, my colleague, kate snow , is here o pick things up. >> hello everybody, i am kate snow. it is friday. mike pence as thomas just said is now leading trump's transition team taking over for governor chris christie who has been on the lead since may of this year. lets get right to it. lets get to halie jackson, she's covering the trump's transition down at the white house today. this is sort of a surprise on a friday afternoon to hear that there is new leadership of a transition team >> i will say this, kate. there is some expectations as we talked about it this morning. we'll be seeing some names revealed and why is that? it is the natural flow of what we expect to see three days out from the new president elect trump being elected by the nation. the other part is they
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Policeman, 3 civilians killed in suicide attack in Pakistan
In a suicide attack, a Pakistani police officer and three civilians were killed.
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A police officer and three civilians were killed in a suicide attack near Pakistan's Balochistan Constabulary truck in Quetta's Baleli area, media coordinator for the area's Health Department, Dr Waseem Baig, confirmed the number of fatalities. According to the Dawn, the media coordinator said that in the attack, 27 others including 20 policemen were also injured.
Quetta Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIGP) Ghulam Azfar Mahesar told reporters at the site of the attack that the explosion took place near a police truck which was on its way to provide security to polio workers. "Due to the impact [of the blast], the vehicle toppled and fell into a ditch," he stated.
The official further informed that a total of three vehicles were hit in the blast, which were a police truck, a Suzuki Mehran and a Toyota Corolla. "Looking at the crime scene and given that the truck toppled, it is estimated that 25 kilogrammes of explosives were used [in the blast]." Mahesar added that the wounded have been moved to the Civil Hospital Quetta, reported Dawn.
Soon after the attack, the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) claimed responsibility for the attack. The blast comes a day after the militant group called off its ceasefire with the government and asked its combatants to carry out attacks across the country.
According to the TTP statement, they called off the ceasefire agreed with the government in June, reported Dawn. "As military operations are ongoing against mujahideen in different areas [...] so it is imperative for you to carry out attacks wherever you can in the entire country," said the statement.
TTP, a separate entity from the Taliban in Afghanistan but sharing a similar Islamist ideology, have been responsible for hundreds of attacks and thousands of deaths since emerging in 2007. The decision, it stated, was taken after "the military organisations launched a series of non-stop attacks in Bannu's Lakki Marwat district," added the statement.
Meanwhile, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif strongly condemned the incident and directed authorities to initiate an investigation into the attack. "Eliminating polio virus from the country is amongst the top priorities of the government and we will not rest until polio is completely eradicated," PM Shehbaz vowed, asserting that "evil elements" would always fail to harm the anti-polio campaign in the country.
In a statement issued by the Aiwan-e-Sadr, President Arif Alvi condemned the attack and extended condolences to the bereaved families, Dawn reported. He said that children were Pakistan's most valuable asset and the government was determined to protect them from diseases such as polio. "The State will not allow anti-social elements to interfere in the mission of complete eradication of polio," he promised.
The president also paid tribute to the policemen and health officials working for the eradication of polio. (ANI)
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More Barr: Mass mail-in voting is "playing with fire"
Ed Morrissey Sep 03, 2020 12:01 PM ET
Unlike the weird Q&A highlighted earlier, it's pretty clear what Wolf Blitzer wanted to accomplish in this exchange with Attorney General William Barr.
To be "fair and balanced," Donald Trump prompted this discussion with a rather dumb suggestion to commit voter fraud by voting twice where mass mail-in voting will take place. This CBS News report picks up part of the Blitzer-Barr conversation as well, but notes — accurately — that anyone following the president's advice could well end up committing a felony:
Blitzer starts off pressing Barr on Trump's advice, and gets the best of that exchange by forcing Barr to defend the idea that voting twice might be legal in some states. (Not without invalidating the mail-in ballot first, and not all states allow for that either.) It's a dumb hill on which to die; Barr would have been better advised to try the "take him seriously, not literally" defense that usually gets trotted out in these situations.
When it comes to the issue of mass mail-in voting in general, however, Blitzer seems unprepared for Barr. Blitzer wants Barr to state that fraud isn't a problem in mass mail-in voting, but Barr offers a very substantive rebuttal — including the results of a study co-authored by Jimmy Carter in 2009 warning of the potential for fraud with such systems. Barr gets heated when Blitzer keeps insisting that there's no evidence of fraud even while Barr points out that they've prosecuted people over fraud in such systems, which also tends to cut against the later "We're fair and balanced!" claim. That claim gets thinner the more that Blitzer keeps repeating his "no evidence" mantra while Barr keeps providing it:
BLITZER: You know, he said, if you expand mail-in voting, this is the President —
BARR: This is, you know —
BLITZER: This is reckless.
BARR: Well, this is a, you know, sort of cheap talk to get around the fundamental problem, which is a bipartisan commission chaired by Jimmy Carter and James Baker said back in 2009 that a mail-in voting is [fraught] with the risk of fraud and coercion.
BLITZER: But since then —
BARR: Let me talk.
BLITZER: Yes, please.
BARR: And since this — since that time, there been in the newspapers, in networks, academic studies saying it is open to fraud and coercion. The only time the narrative changed is after this administration came in, but elections that have been held with mail have found substantial fraud and coercion.
For example, we indicted someone in Texas, 1,700 ballots collected from people who could vote he made them out and voted for the person he wanted to. OK?
BLITZER: Because —
BARR: That kind of thing happens with mail-in ballot. And everyone knows that.
BLITZER: But there were individual cases, but as far as widespread fraud, we haven't seen that since —
BARR: Well, we haven't had the kind of widespread use of mail-in ballots as being proposed. We've had absentee ballots from people who request them from a specific address.
Now, what we're talking about is mailing them to everyone on the voter list when everyone knows those voter lists are inaccurate. People who should get them don't get them, which is what has been one of the major complaints in states that have tried this in municipal elections. And people who get them are not the right people. They're people who have replaced the previous occupant, and they can make them out and sometimes multiple ballots come to the same address, with a whole generate — several generations of occupants.
You think that's a way to run a vote?
BLITZER: Well, the only thing I'm saying is that so far, we haven't seen widespread fraud.
BARR: So far we haven't tried it.
BLITZER: Well —
BARR: The point is —
BLITZER: There's been a lot of us — there are several states that only have mail-in voting including a Republican —
BARR; Wolf, this is dealing with fire. This is playing with fire. We're very closely divided country here.
And if people have to have confidence in the results of the election and the legitimacy of the government. And people trying to change the rules to this methodology, which as a matter of logic is very open to fraud and coercion is reckless and dangerous, and the people are playing with fire.
BLITZER: I will point out there are five states that only have mail-in voting including Utah and Colorado and Washington State, Oregon, Hawaii, and they've reported over the years they've had virtually no problems. But who's trying to change the rules right now?
BARR: I would say people who want to go to mass mailing ballots.
The main difference between those five states and the other 45 is that those five states have already put those systems in place years ago. The same vulnerabilities to fraud and coercion exist, but at least those states have the infrastructure already in place to handle the process. What happens when states adopt them ad hoc just before an election? New York tried that with its primary (as did California), and the failure rates on ballots skyrocketed, disenfranchising tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of voters — in the primaries.
Later on the same topic, Barr points out that such systems would be much more vulnerable to foreign interference and sabotage, which used to be a big issue for the same people pushing for mass mailing ballots:
BLITZER: All right, let's move on and talk a little bit about another suggestion. You've said you were worried that a foreign country could send thousands of fake ballots, thousands of fake ballots to people that it might be impossible to detect. What are you basing that on?
BARR: I'm basing — as I've said repeatedly, I'm basing that on logic.
BLITZER: Pardon?
BARR: Logic.
BLITZER: But have you seen any evidence that a foreign country is trying to interfere in that way?
BARR: No, I'm saying people are concern about foreign influence. And if we use a ballot system with the system that some, you know, that states are just now and trying to adopt, it does leave open the possibility of counterfeiting. Counterfeiting ballots either by someone here or someone overseas.
BLITZER: So you think a foreign country could do that?
BARR: I think anyone could do it.
BLITZER: Have you seen any evidence that they're trying to do that?
BARR: No. But most things can be counterfeited. That's why we go to the trouble of, you know, counter — of making our money the way we make it. Now, you know, should we have Minnesota print up our money on a regular parchment paper?
BLITZER: I asked the question because U.S. intelligence officials have said they've seen no information or intelligence that foreign countries whether Russia, or China —
BARR: Yes, but you ask the question, but I've answered that question several times. I said no, I don't have any information because this is the first time we've tried such a thing.
It's not as if the issue of foreign interference has been forgotten, either. Democrats in Congress have been fulminating over the threat for the past few weeks again and are accusing the Trump administration of hiding intelligence on it. At the same time, they're pushing to use an unsecured mass-mail voting system while a few are still claiming that Russia might have tampered with ballot-counting processes in 2016. It's insane, and yet Blitzer seems determined to push that insanity rather than listen to what Barr says in response to it.
Small wonder Barr laughed out loud when Blitzer claimed to be "fair and balanced." No one else is fooled by that claim, either.
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Els flamencs o àlics són els membres d'un grup d'ocells que pertanyen a la família dels fenicoptèrids (Phoenicopteridae) i l'ordre dels fenicopteriformes (Phoenicopteriformes). Es distingeixen sis espècies, quatre del Nou Món i dues del Vell.

Morfologia
Es tracta d'uns ocells molt esvelts, de 80 - 140cm de llarg, amb llarguíssimes potes i coll. El bec és molt característic, i perfectament adaptat per a furgar en el fang. La mandíbula superior, menor que la inferior és l'única mòbil. El bec té una pronunciada curvatura cap avall i està dotat d'unes laminetes internes per retenir les substàncies alimentàries al filtrar el llim. Els peus tenen quatre dits, els tres davanters units per una membrana i el posterior molt menut.

Totes les espècies són de color rosa més o menys fort, des del rosa clar gairebé blanc del flamenc rosat, fins al color salmó del flamenc del Carib.

Mentre volen mantenen el coll i les potes completament estirats.

Ecologia
Necessiten grans extensions d'aigua poc profunda, normalment salines, salobres o alcalines, des del nivell del mar fins als 5.000 m d'altitud. Es troben a tots els continents a excepció d'Austràlia. Els flamencs s'alimenten d'algues i crustacis filtrant el llim. El seu bec està perfectament adaptat a separar el llim i el fang dels aliments dels quals es nodreix. L'estructura laminar de l'interior del bec i la superfície aspra de la llengua faciliten la tasca.

Fan els nius de fang, amb forma de tronc de con, amb el cim còncau, on ponen un únic ou blanc (de vegades dos) que coven durant uns 30 dies. Els flamencs alimenten les seves cries amb una «llet» similar a la de les colomes, però amb més greix i menys proteïnes, que és produïda per glàndules ubicades en la zona superior del tracte digestiu. Les cries són alimentades amb aquest producte durant uns dos mesos, fins que el seu bec està prou desenvolupat per a filtrar l'aliment.

El color
Les cries de flamenc surten de l'ou amb el plomatge blanc, però les plomes de l'adult són de color rosa lluminós a vermell, a causa de carotenoides obtinguts del seu aliment. Un flamenc que s'alimenta bé i és saludable és de color rosa lluminós a vermell. El flamenc més rosat és el més desitjable com a company. Un flamenc blanc o pàl·lid està generalment malalt o ha patit de manca de menjar.

Taxonomia
Tradicionalment tractats com membres d'un únic ordre (Phoenicopteriformes) i una única família (Phoenicopteridae), van ser inclosos a l'ordre Ciconiiformes en la Taxonomia de Sibley-Ahlquist. Altres especialistes, però, continuen situant-los al seu propi ordre.

Es classifiquen habitualment en tres gèneres amb sis espècies.
 Gènere Phoenicopterus, amb tres espècies.
 Gènere Phoeniconaias, amb una espècie: el flamenc menut (Phoeniconaias minor).
 Gènere Phoenicoparrus, amb dues espècies.

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Referències

Bibliografia
 Clements, J. F., T. S. Schulenberg, M. J. Iliff, B.L. Sullivan, and C. L. Wood. 2010. The Clements checklist of birds of the world: Version 6.5. Cornell University Press. Downloadable from Cornell Lab of Ornithology
 Ubilla, M.; Perea, D., Tambussi, C., and Tonni, E. (1990). "Primer registro fósil de Phoenicopteridae (Aves: Charadriiformes) para el Uruguay (Mio-Plioceno)". Anais da Academia Brasileira de Ciências 62: 61-68. ISSN 0001-3765.
 Walker, Matt (13 August 2009). "Why flamingoes stand on one leg". BBC News
 Hill, G. E.; R. Montgomerie, C. Y. Inouye and J. Dale (June 1994). "Influence of Dietary Carotenoids on Plasma and Plumage Colour in the House Finch: Intra- and Intersexual Variation". Functional Ecology (British Ecological Society) 8 (3): 343–350. doi:10.2307/2389827. JSTOR 2389827.

Enllaços externs
 Vídeos de flamencs a Internet Bird Collection
 IUCN/Wetlands International Flamingo Specialist Group
 Flamingo Resource Centre

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The 2016 edition is already being planned. It will be held in Bari and will introduce remarkable innovations making the event even more effective and producer oriented.
Not only the panorama of the native wine produced in South Italy is meant to be the new frontier of the Italian wine, but it also caught the wide audience of qualified connoisseurs who joined the tenth Radici del Sud edition that has just ended. Through the many activities conceived to penetrate a quite unknown reality – just from an international point of view- which simply needs to be enhanced, the over 380 labels of the 181 producers of wine from native grapes joining the event in Bari caught the interest of the many journalists and wine buyers coming from every corner of the world. Here they spent seven days of tastings, meetings, workshops and tours throughout the areas proposed by Radici del Sud exchanging their ideas and getting directly in touch with the producers.
Apart from the prizes the wines got in the various categories entering the competition and the consequent prestige the producers achieved, the most significant element which makes Radici del Sud an unequalled event is that of offering an extremely useful cultural exchange between the wineries and the leading wine operators working in the world markets. Relying on their specific know how, they are able to identify and even anticipate the most successful trends.
On the one hand Radici del Sud succeeds in providing the wine experts –even those who ignored it – with a deep knowledge of South Italian native grapes that is strengthened year after year, on the other hand Radici is working for the wineries so as to allow them to approach in a useful and profitable way the most qualified experts who are able to steer them thanks to their well based and full knowledge of the great varieties and potentials the South Italian wine sector has. Radici del Sud will enhance the way activities are arranged introducing remarkable changes which are already being worked out in order to offer an even more effective tool producers will rely on. Let's meet next June from 7th to 13th in Bari which has proved an absolutely strategic place being a centralizing pole where every form of commitment aims at enhancing the native grape sector of South Italy.


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Make the body frame: Twist 2 pipe cleaners around each other in the middle, as shown. Fold each "leg" in half.
Wrap the body frame: working in sections, wrap white roving around the pipe-cleaner body and each leg.
Taper the roving near the ends of the legs.
Using the 36-gauge needle, needle-felt slightly as you work -- by punching at the fibers with the felting needle -- to secure. Use your fingers to pinch the ends of the pipe cleaners to make 4 "paws."
Punch the fibers all over with the needle until the body and legs are dense and firm.
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A large needle-felted piece sometimes ends up looking pocked. For a smoother surface, needle-felt a final thin layer of white roving over the head, neck, and body, loosely basting the wool to the body and letting it become slightly dense (so punch at it, but not for too long); it should look soft and fuzzy.
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How to be a Communist and a Fascist at the Same Time
Bruce Webb | August 8, 2009 12:26 pm
by Bruce Webb
Those of us with a passing knowledge of the development of Communism and Fascism within the larger context of the Popular Revolution vs Reaction tend to scratch our heads when people accuse Obama and his whole program of being both. After all in Europe, the historical cradle of each, the movements have seen to be the Left and Right anchors of a political spectrum that has various democratic flavors in between: Social Democrats, Liberal Democrats, Christian Democrats and the like. But that is the result of looking at his through a narrow lens focussing on who is in or out of political power and/or which party is holding the balance. There are alternative analytical schema that break this down in very different ways. To illustrate the mind-set that animates some, but by no means all, of the fervent opposition to Obama I would like to give you this from a review of Friedrich Hayek's The Road to Serfdom
This spell-binding book is a classic in the history of liberal ideas. It was singularly responsible for launching an important debate on the relationship between political and economic freedom. It made the author a world-famous intellectual. It set a new standard for what it means to be a dissident intellectual. It warned of a new form of despotism enacted in the name of liberation. And though it appeared in 1944, it continues to have a remarkable impact. No one can consider himself well-schooled in modern political ideas without having absorbed its lessons.
What F.A. Hayek saw, and what most all his contemporaries missed, was that every step away from the free market and toward government planning represented a compromise of human freedom generally and a step toward a form of dictatorship–and this is true in all times and places. He demonstrated this against every claim that government control was really only a means of increasing social well-being. Hayek said that government planning would make society less liveable, more brutal, more despotic. Socialism in all its forms is contrary to freedom.
Nazism, he wrote, is not different in kind from Communism. Further, he showed that the very forms of government that England and America were supposedly fighting abroad were being enacted at home, if under a different guise. Further steps down this road, he said, can only end in the abolition of effective liberty for everyone.
Capitalism, he wrote, is the only system of economics compatible with human dignity, prosperity, and liberty. To the extent we move away from that system, we empower the worst people in society to manage what they do not understand.
For followers of Hayek's tradition the enemy is statism and their bulwark, their strength is capitalism. To argue as many leftists do that opponents of health care reform or of increases in minimum wage or any other intevention by the State to improve social or economic justice are just arguing against their own material interests, and that in doing so they are just siding with the bosses fall on deaf ears. Once you have internalized the twin equations Capitalism=Freedom & Statism=Tyranny you can well understand why Movement Conservatives first rejected the Eisenhower and Rockefeller Republicans who espoused Goo-Goo approaches ('Goo-Goo' being an old, somewhat derisive term for the Good Government movement). For people who followed Hayek the Interstate Highway System was not an instrument for good, the fact that it was government initiated, funded and maintained made it more like a Superhighway to Serfdom.
Not all the fury being exhibited has its total roots in this Hayek-Friedman-Libertarian soil, there are clearly cultural and racial roots to much of it as well. But if you think that somewhere behind that shouting face is the committment to one of the original rallying cries of Movement Conservatism, that of Barry Goldwater in his acceptance speech in 1964: 'I would remind you that extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice! And let me remind you also that moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue!
Not my own cup of tea, I kind of believe in steady pursuit of justice. I just want to point out that this is not just mindless anger, there is at least some coherentness behind it. An insurance claims rep is an agent of capitalism and so an ally of Freedom. A government health care bureaucrat is an agent of statism and so an enemy of Freedom. Making an operational argument that either one is getting between you and your doctor doesn't cut any ice. Either you are for Freedom or against Freedom, if that comes with some personal sacrifice sobeit.
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"KILL TRUMP!" When all else fails, the left wing loons call for Donald Trump to be assassinated
By Shoebat Foundation on December 10, 2015 in General
By BI: Donald Trump's online critics have proposed an alternative to his anti-terrorism policies: Assassinate him instead.
WND Secret Service agents assigned to protect Trump since Nov. 11th, may be working overtime in the wake of his comments on halting Muslim immigration into the U.S. A slew of death threats against the billionaire were tweeted after a campaign stop in South Carolina on Monday.
"Without looking at the various polling data, it is obvious to anybody the hatred is beyond comprehension. Where this hatred comes from and why we will have to determine," Trump said in a statement released Tuesday.
"Until we are able to determine and understand this problem and the dangerous threat it poses, our country cannot be the victims of horrendous attacks by people that believe only in jihad, and have no sense of reason or respect for human life."
Trump's extreme critics saw no irony between his statements on Islamic radicals and their calls for his assassination.
The billionaire defended his position during an appearance on CNN Tuesday morning, telling host Chris Cuomo that a rejection of his plan is tantamount to putting "blinders" on.
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Mahakali () was one of the fourteen zones located in the Far-Western Development Region of Nepal, covering an area of 6,205 km2 in the most western part of the country. It stretches along Nepal's far western border with India, marked by the Kali River or Mahakali River.

In 2015 Nepal discontinued use of zone designations in favor of provinces. The zone formerly known as Mahakali is now part of Sudurpashchim Province.

Mahakali's headquarters is Bhimdatta (formerly called Mahendranagar) in Kanchanpur District. The zone covers the Himalayan range including Api Peak in the North, Hill valleys, Inner Terai valleys such as Patan Municipality in Baitadi District in the center and the outer Terai in the South. The name of this zone is derived from the Kali River.

Geography

The boundary of this region was Kali river on the west and Seti Zone on the east. After the Sugauli Treaty (also spelled Segowlee) was signed on December 2, 1815 and ratified on March 4, 1816, between the British East India Company and The Kingdom of Nepal; Kali river which originates from Limpiyadhura, became the international boundary with  the United Provinces of British India (now Uttarakhand, India). The coldest area in the zone is Byash and the hottest is Kanchanpur. The Api Himalayas lie in this zone from where Chameliya river originates.

Administrative subdivisions
Mahakali was divided into four districts; since 2015 these districts have been redesignated as part of Sudurpashchim Province.

Language, culture and history
Mahakali Zone of Nepal has a distinct language, culture and history. Various dialects of Kumauni  language are spoken in this region. Even in the Kanchanpur District 80% of the people speak Kumauni language. Dotiyali dialect of Kumauni language is spoken in Dadeldhura District and Baitada dialect of Kumauni language is spoken in Baitadi and Darchula districts.

Gora is a famous festival observed in Mahakali Zone. In ancient times, this region was a part of the Katyuri kingdom. After its collapse, this zone became a part of Doti kingdom, a branch of the Katyuri Kings. Brahmadev Mandir in Kanchanpur District was built during the reign of the Katyuri king Brahmadev.

Important cities
The largest city in the Mahakali Zone is Bhimdatta (or Bhim Datta, formerly called Mahendranagar), which is also the headquarters of Kanchanpur District. Other main towns of Mahakali Zone are Dashrathchand, Patan (Baitadi) and Darchula Bajar.

The Amargadhi, the district headquarters, is named after General Amarshing Thapa (a famous Gorkha General) who formed a fort to expand Gorkha Empire capturing Kumaoun state after had defeated in a previous war with Kumaoun during 1790 A.D.

Rajghat is also a famous city of Kanchanpur District.  It is located at Raikawar Bichawa VDC.

There are 3 municipalities in Kanchanpur District.

Protected areas
Mahakali Zone hosts the Sukla Phanta Wildlife Reserve in Kanchanpur District in the Terai, which covers an area of 305 km2 and surrounded by a buffer zone of 243.5 km2.

See also
 Development Regions of Nepal (Former)
 List of zones of Nepal (Former)
 List of districts of Nepal

References
 Pande, B.D. (1993) History of Kumaun. Shree Almora Book Depot. ,

External links
 Government of Nepal: The Population and Socio-Economic Atlas of Nepal

Sudurpashchim Province
Zones of Nepal
2015 disestablishments in Nepal


Save to your city mapYorckschloesschen is Berlin's most well-known Jazz and Blues Club. With a hundred year strong tradition, the club still entertains to this day with fantastic live performances. It also has a large biergarten (beer garden) perfect for in the summer, and they serve traditional German food and local beers.
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Garcinia Cambogia Walgreens Review
Garcinia cambogia has been used to aid weight loss. You might be wondering how safe and effective garcinia cambogia is. The truth is, there are a few side effects associated with garcinia cambogia, but the benefits far outweigh the risks. Let's find the truth. Garcinia gummigutta is a tropical Garcinia species. It can be found wild in Southeast Asia and South Asia. It is a green or pale yellow color and looks similar to a pumpkin.
Garcinia gummigutta, a tropical fruit, is a native to Southeast Asia and South Asia. Its name translates to brindle berry or Malabar tamarind. It looks like a pumpkin and ranges in color from green to pale yellow. While it is not widely available in the U.S., it is grown in Southeast Asia and is an effective weight loss supplement.
Some people have reported modest or rapid weight loss after taking a garcinia cambogia supplement. Garcinia cambogia supplements reduce fat production in the liver and promote the oxidation. It also reduces cholesterol levels and affects serotonin levels in the brain. Hydroxycitric acid is thought to be responsible for the weight loss benefits. Although the effects of this fruit are still not fully understood, some research has shown that it can reduce appetite and prevent the body's storage of fat.
Garcinia cambogia is well-known for helping people lose weight. However, recent studies have shown that it can cause liver problems. Some patients experience hepatitis after taking it for a long time. There have also been reported cases of patients with severe liver failure after taking garcinia cambogia. Multi-ingredient products should be used with caution by military personnel. This ingredient is not recommended if you have a weak immune system, or a history of liver disease.
Hydroxycitric acid (HCA), which is found in garcinia cambogia, is a substance that is found in the fruit and leaves of tropical plants from India and South-East Asia. It is a calorie-burning ingredient found in the skin of the fruit and has been shown in animal trials to promote weight loss. Although the exact mechanism isn't fully understood, it is thought to improve appetite control and fat burning.
While this ingredient is widely used for weight loss, its effect on human health is unclear. Although there are not many human studies that have examined its effects on obesity, animal research has shown that it can help reduce body weight by inhibiting fat synthesis. It has also been shown to improve athletic performance. Although more research is needed to confirm the effectiveness of garcinia Cambogia, some researchers believe that it can aid in weight loss.
While the hydroxycitric acid in gambogia for weight loss is a potent fat-burner, its effects on blood glucose levels are unknown. Some celebrity endorsements suggest that this fruit may be beneficial to diabetics. Research on rats suggests that garcinia can reduce glucose absorption as well as blood sugar spikes following meals. These studies aren't as reliable as human studies, however, because rats don't have the same metabolic abilities as humans.
The HCA in garcinia cambogia supplement has been shown to boost the body's fat-burning capacity, but research on human effects is still incomplete. Although garcinia has been shown to aid weight loss in animal studies, the results vary largely. There is not enough human data to determine whether it can aid in weight loss, but it is worth a try if you're interested in improving your health.
There are a number of possible side effects associated with garcinia cambogia for weight loss. One of these side effects is mania. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a consumer warning about the product in 2009. The supplement's manufacturer has been linked to liver damage, seizures, and rhabdomyolysis. Other possible side effects include mania, cardiac disorders, and other conditions.
The fruit's primary ingredient, hydroxycitric acid (HCA), inhibits the enzyme ATP citrate lyase, resulting in altered synthesis of fatty acids, cholesterol, and triglycerides. Garcinol, found in large amounts in the rind of the fruit has multiple functional bioactivities. It has also been shown to reduce human pancreatic cancer cells. Its role in the pathogenesis and treatment of acute pancreatitis was also investigated.
Garcinia cambogia's safety has not yet been tested on pregnant or nursing mothers. A standard dose of the fruit is not known to be effective in weight loss. In studies that showed benefits, participants consumed 300mg of HCA daily for 2 weeks. They then took 1,500mg per day for 11 days. The optimal dosage for each individual is different.
Garcinia cambogia is linked to some other side effects in overweight people. Garcinia cambogia was found to reduce triglyceride levels in overweight women who ate it for 60 days. Triglycerides, a type blood fat associated with cardiovascular disease and other conditions, are important to reduce. However, side effects of other fats have not been investigated and more research is needed to determine whether they are worth the potential risks.
The safety of garcinia cambogia for weight loss has been reviewed. However, there are some caveats. Garcinia cambogia's safety for weight loss may depend upon the diet of the individual who takes it. HCA may not work as well if you eat high-fiber foods. The supplement has been widely used over many years, despite this. People have experienced significant weight loss with it.
Garcinia cambogia extract is a compound found in the rind. It contains the active ingredient hydroxycitric Acid (HCA). This ingredient is considered a supplement, not a drug, and diet pills containing garcinia sulfate are not regulated by the FDA. The effectiveness of garcinia cambogia is left to the manufacturers. Many people swear by its weight loss properties.
The safety of garcinia cambogia for weight-loss has been studied extensively, with numerous trials examining its effectiveness in reducing body fat. One study compared the effectiveness of garcinia Cambogia for weight loss to that of placebo-treated patients. This study used double blinded, placebo-controlled trials in order to evaluate the safety and efficacy garcinia cambogia for weight loss.
Garcinia cambogia has been linked to adverse side effects in women who have never had liver disease. For a month, she had been taking 2,800 mg of pure Garcinia Cambogia Extract every day. Her condition improved and she began taking the supplement again. She eventually suffered liver damage. This is the first report of liver toxicity linked to garcinia cambogia.
Garcinia cambogia is known to inhibit the extramitochondrial enzyme Adenosine triphosphate citrate (pro-3S). It may play a key role in inhibiting de novo lipogenesis. This is good news for those who are overweight as it could lead to weight loss. Unfortunately, there are not many studies on this extract.
Participants in the study were between 20 and 65 years old. They were assessed at 0, 4 and 12 weeks. The average age for the participants in the study was 44 years. The study was completed without any withdrawals due to adverse events. Those who lost weight but did not lose significant body fat were still considered to have lost it. These results suggest that Garcinia cambogia can be used to lose weight.
Columbia University's Obesity Research Center recently evaluated the effects of garcinia Cambogia on weight loss in 135 overweight individuals. Half of the participants received garcinia Cambogia while the other half received placebo. Both groups followed high-fiber diets, and both returned every two weeks to be evaluated. The 12-week trial revealed no significant differences between the groups.
Combined with exercise and diet, garcinia cambogia alone did not cause any meaningful weight loss. A single RCT on obese women showed that garcinia cambogia plus diet and exercise could help obese women lose up to 6 pounds more than the control group. The supplement was also found to be more effective than the placebo in suppressing hunger and increasing HDL (good cholesterol). However, the research has shown that weight loss benefits are temporary and insignificant. It is better to combine the two to get the best results.
Garcinia cambogia weight loss programs are becoming increasingly popular. You've likely heard about the latest research and trials. Columbia University Obesity Research Center conducted a 12-week trial with 135 overweight individuals. Half were given a placebo, the other half a garcinia cambogia supplement, and they both followed a high-fiber diet. At the end of the 12-week trial, researchers found no significant differences between the two groups in terms of weight loss.
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The formula includes hydro citrus extract and green-tea leaf phytochemicals. These promote fat oxidation, and trigger the body's natural detox. It also contains caffeine, a vital component in stimulating metabolism. Other ingredients in BioPls Slim Pro include different supplements, minerals, and enhancements that boost the body's metabolism and encourage weight loss. It improves sound assimilation and strengthens your immune system.
The ingredients in BioPls Slim Pro are carefully chosen from hundreds of other natural ingredients. Their effectiveness and safety is guaranteed because they work on the metabolism without causing any side effects. BioPls Slim Pro claims they don't contain any artificial additives. It is also completely safe to use as the product has been thoroughly tested and proven to work.
The company offers a 60 day money-back guarantee so that you can try the products and determine if they work. Remember that real results take four to eight weeks to see. If you don't notice any results within the first few weeks, you can stop using the product.
It's that time again: the holiday season brings heavy eating and a resolution to start a new diet. Although many popular diets like South Beach, Jenny Craig, Slim-Fast, and Atkins work, there is a new product on the market that promises to help people lose weight in one month. Garcinia cambogia, the miracle ingredient, is being called the fastest way to lose weight. There are many questions that need to answered.
First of all, what do the studies say? There are mixed results from studies on the supplement's effect on weight loss. One meta-analysis, published by the Journal of Obesity in the Journal of Obesity, examined data from 12 random clinical trials. Researchers found that people could lose an average of two pounds by using garcinia cambogia in a dose of 1,000 to 2800 milligrams per days for two to twelve weeks. While the results of the trials are not conclusive, it's worth reading some of the reviews.
While garcinia cambogia is considered safe for consumption, it's best to consult a doctor before taking it. There are many side effect to be aware of. Some studies have even shown that it can interact with other medications. If you're taking any type medication, it's important that you consult your doctor. You can purchase garcinia cambogia online, but be careful. There are plenty of fake sites out there, so beware!
HCA is one of the main components in Garcinia cambogia. HCA inhibits the enzyme ATP-citrate lyase, which is necessary for de novo lipogenesis in human cells. The HCA in Garcinia cambogia is claimed to reduce body weight and fat mass. A recent study examined the effects of HCA on obesity in people. The study was conducted on subjects with various levels and severity of obesity. It was intended to evaluate the effectiveness in HCA treatment.
Numerous studies have shown that the substance inhibits an enzyme in the body. However, it is not clear if it is a natural ingredient of Garcinia cambogia. However, studies on rats have shown that it significantly decreases the rate at which they gain weight and increases their metabolic rate. Although it is unlikely that HCA will cause weight loss, you can still use it as a supplement.
In addition to weight loss, HCA increases your energy levels. Although higher energy levels don't directly impact weight, they can increase your motivation to exercise and burn calories. These effects are beneficial when used as part of a diet-based weight loss program. The best results can be achieved by using the supplement in conjunction with a calorie reduction diet. A Garcinia cambogia weight-loss program should include HCA and an exercise program.
A new study in the Nutrition Journal suggests that a popular weight-loss supplement can actually increase your cholesterol levels. Garcinia cambogia, a tropical fruit that is rich in antioxidants, may increase your cholesterol and triglycerides. It may also raise your HDL cholesterol levels. However it is not recommended to people taking high cholesterol medications. FDA considers this weight-loss supplement to be unsafe. The FDA issued a warning in 2017 about the safety of garcinia Cambogia products. Garcinia cambogia can have serious side effects and even cause kidney damage.
One study examined the effects of garcinia on hunger suppression. The diet included 89 women who were mildly obese. Participants consumed 400 mg of garcinia Cambogia or placebo capsules 30-60 minutes before eating. All participants were assessed for body composition, weight, and food intake. The garcinia weight-loss program did not result in significant weight loss.
A 2010 study found that sibutramine could cause interactions with prescription drugs, including antidepressants as well as opioid pain medication. It was also associated with increased heart rates and blood pressure. This can cause serious cardiovascular events. The FDA banned sibutramine in 2010 from the market. Supplements can interact with medications and cause side effects. Those taking a sibutramine-containing supplement may need to be monitored closely by a physician.
Garcinia cambogia advertisements often mention Dr. Oz and clinical studies. But is there any scientific evidence to support its weight loss benefits? The Malabar Tamarind, also known as the rind, has been used as a traditional remedy as well as a digestive aid for many years. HCA, the active ingredient of garcinia cambogia, has been questioned.
While research is still inconclusive, some studies have shown a significant weight loss with garcinia cambogia. A meta-analysis of 12 random clinical trials was published in the Journal of Obesity. Researchers found that two to three weeks of taking 1,000 mgs of garcinia cambogia daily for between two and twelve weeks could result in a loss in weight of two pounds.
Some studies have shown that garcinia Cambogia may help you lose weight and fat. The main ingredient is hydroxycitric acid, which interferes with the citrate lyase enzyme, which aids in the metabolism of fatty acids. However, this compound has been studied dozens of times and no scientific evidence has been found to prove its effectiveness in a long-term program.
Garcinia cambogia weight loss programs review the evidence to assess its safety and effectiveness. The fruit is grown in Malaysia and is used in soups and other foods for centuries. It is well-known for its natural properties, but it has become more readily available in bottles in recent years. Its many uses in weight loss are endless. It can actually help with weight loss faster than you might think.
Hydroxycitric acid (HCA) is a natural substance found in certain South Asian plants. It works by inhibiting adenosine triphosphatase-citrate lyase, a key enzyme involved in appetite suppression. HCA also inhibits intestinal alphaglucosidase activity and pancreatic beta amylase, which slow down carbohydrate metabolism.
HCA, which is the main component of Garcinia Cambogia, has been found to have significant health advantages by researchers. HCA also helps suppress appetite and increases serotonin levels in the brain. HCA may aid in weight loss. However, the mechanism remains elusive. To fully understand the effects of HCA, further research is needed. To learn more, keep reading!
The safety of this supplement has been questioned, mainly because there are no studies on its safety and effects on pregnant or lactating women. There is no recommended dosage for adults. The FDA issued a warning about this weight loss supplement in 2017. Some people experience liver damage or even manic episodes, which make it dangerous for their health. Therefore, it's important to follow the directions carefully.
HCA is a weight-loss agent that also inhibits the extramitochondrial enzyme, adenosine Triphosphate-citrate (pro-3S),-lyase. This enzyme may play a vital role in inhibiting de novo lipogenesis. Studies involving overweight people have shown that Garcinia cambogia can help reduce body weight and reduce fat mass.
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Cities and Other Ruins - Reflections on Astley Castle by Witherford Watson Mann, Soane Museum
4th – 15th February 2014, The Sir John Soane's Museum presents a pop-up exhibition by Witherford Watson Mann examining the RIBA Stirling Prize 2013 winning Astley Castle, in relation to their wider work on city transformation.
Exhibition Detail
The exhibition, opening 4th February, will examine their unique approach with previously unseen visual material.
Witherford Watson Mann Architects won the 2013 RIBA Stirling Prize with their exquisitely crafted transformation of Astley Castle, turning the ruins of a 12th century manor into an inspiring house for the Landmark Trust.
Although left thirty years in a state of decay, the castle was still vivid in the collective memory, after decades of use as a restaurant and hotel. The architects respected this memory by, softly but firmly, binding the new structure with the remains. With eight centuries of construction and several states of decay, the detailed design required great invention. The new Astley Castle is no longer a stronghold – it is an unexpectedly porous space suffused with nature and light, providing an ever-changing backdrop to personal celebrations and collective milestones.
But prior to this very public acknowledgement of their approach towards the historic environment, the practice has engaged deeply with the challenges of urban transformation. Over the last decade Witherford Watson Mann have worked in areas which have undergone substantial change, and which, like Astley, have been ruined and recast more than once. Areas such as Shoreditch, Whitechapel, Bankside and the Lea Valley contain the broken remnants of religious or industrial enclaves, or have seen social and economic activity shift from the centre to the edges and back again. In their urban projects Witherford Watson Mann have proposed limited but decisive intervention to bring about transformational change, embracing the social capital and collective imagination embodied in existing structures. With their Bankside Urban Forest and 'wild river walk' along the Lea, they have also sought to break open the closed, hard fabric of the city into a richer symbiosis with nature.
In the exhibition at the Sir John Soane's Museum, and an accompanying lecture hosted by LSE Cities, Witherford Watson Mann will explore the relation between 'completing' a ruin such as Astley, and participating in the always unfinished project of the city. With demolition and clearance still the preferred tools of 'regeneration' is there a case for a socially and materially richer process? Can an incremental imagination help unlock the capacity that is already there in our cities? What might be the poetics and politics of making and experiencing the city in this way?
The exhibition will feature previously unpublished material on Astley Castle, illustrating the way in which a nimble design response has been combined with an empathetic social imagination to achieve something unique.
The Sir John Soane Museum provides a resonant backdrop to the exhibition, as a building which itself embodies a complex narrative of incremental urban transformation. The Museum's current restoration project attempts to roll back the majority of dramatic interventions, returning the building where possible to Soane's original vision and exploring the moral and material choices involved in deciding which built history to return to.
Director of Sir John Soane's Museum, Abraham Thomas, said:
"We are thrilled to be collaborating with Witherford Watson Mann on this exhibition. As clients, The Landmark Trust took the bold decision to select an architect willing to engage directly with the ruins of Astley Castle, producing a sensitive dialogue of materials and volumes. Many of the difficult issues explored in this exhibition posed similar dilemmas for Sir John Soane, an architect who worked in both an urban and rural context, and often on problematic sites with historical structures present."
Dr Anna Keay, Director of the Landmark Trust, said:
"The Landmark Trust saw the Astley Castle project as an opportunity to rescue a shattered and obsolete structure in an imaginative new way, which might help people think differently about Britain's historic buildings. We are therefore delighted this exhibition will explore the contribution the project can offer to the debate about the future of our cities."
Cities and Other Ruins – Reflections on Astley Castle, by Witherford Watson Mann
Exhibition runs Tuesday 4th – Saturday 15th February 2014 at the Sir John Soane's Museum, 13 Lincoln's Inn Fields
Public Lecture Wednesday 12th February 2014, 6.30pm – 8.30pm, Sheikh Zayed Lecture Theatre, LSE
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Sir John Soane's Museum:
The architect Sir John Soane's house, museum and library at No.13 Lincoln's Inn Fields has been a public museum since the early 19th century. On his appointment as Professor of Architecture at the Royal Academy in 1806 Soane (1753-1837) began to arrange his collected books, classical antiquities, casts and models so that students of architecture might benefit from access to them. In 1833 he negotiated an Act of Parliament to preserve the house and collection after his death for the benefit of 'amateurs and students' in architecture, painting and sculpture. Today Sir John Soane's Museum is one of the country's most unusual and significant museums with a continuing and developing commitment to education and creative inspiration. The museum is open free: Tuesday to Saturday inclusive, 10am-5pm. Also on the first Tuesday evening of each month the Museum is open from 6-9pm
Witherford Watson Mann:
Witherford Watson Mann are architects and urban designers. Established in 2001, they make buildings that are durable and generous, responding to unconventional institutions and historically layered sites. Completed buildings include Amnesty International UK headquarters and the Whitechapel Gallery in London, the Arts Council England Northwest office in Manchester, and Astley Castle, Warwickshire. The practice has worked since the beginning on the transformation of the city, with projects including Bankside Urban Forest and collaboration on the Olympic Legacy Masterplan.


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American Police Officers Alliance Sponsors Back the Blue, Get Out the Vote Rallies to Promote Citizen Support of Law Enforcement
ALBANY, NY – Grassroots political organization American Police Officers Alliance has sponsored three different 'Back the Blue' rallies and one Get Out the Vote rally this fall to promote and engage citizens in support of their local law enforcement. These rallies have taken place across New York state and Wisconsin, and have been overwhelmingly successful and positive events that have encouraged and activated pro-police supporters to stand up for law enforcement ahead of the election on November 3rd.
American Police Officers Alliance sponsored two 'Back the Blue' rallies in Albany, New York on August 3rd and October 10th, and a 'Back the Blue' rally in Hales Corner, Wisconsin on September 17th. Pro-police rallies have increased in popularity over the summer and fall as police officers face backlash from progressive politicians and activists. Hundreds of supporters attended these events and showed their support.
The organization also sponsored a Get Out the Vote rally in Bethlehem, New York on October 3rd, which was hosted by the Westerlo Republican Committee. American Police Officers Alliance paid for the food at the event, and after the event ended donated the remaining meals to a local police department. Over 200 people attended the townhall-style event.
American Police Officers Alliance is a national political organization based in Arlington, VA dedicated to defending "strong police leadership and interests in our nation's cities and work to elect officials who will stand up for our police force." Their supporters are made up of police, citizens, organizations and public supporters working together to ensure our nation's finest and our citizens have a unified voice in politics that truly represents sound public safety and respect and honor of those who serve.
American Police Officers Alliance is a nonprofit political organization, organized under Section 527 with the IRS. Contributions made to American Police Officers Alliance are not tax deductible. Not authorized by any candidate or any candidate's committee.