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Workshop 11: Religious Rhetorics of Resistance
Andre E. Johnson, University of Memphis: ajohnsn6@memphis.edu
Kristy Maddux, University of Maryland: klmaddux@umd.edu
Meeting at Syracuse University, not far from New York's Burned Over District, this workshop will consider the longstanding relationship between religion and resistance. In nineteenth-century Western New York, spiritual fervor inspired new religious sects—Mormons, Millerites, Shakers, and others—as it also inspired resistance to dominant regimes. Abolitionists such as Frederick Douglass organized alongside suffragists such as Susan B. Anthony, as well as thinkers who imagined new utopian realities.
The Burned Over District is one historic microcosm of religious revival fueling political resistance, and this workshop will look for other similar moments across contexts. Based on the interests of participants, we may look to religious leaders such as Bishop Henry McNeal Turner and William Sloane Coffin, who used their pulpits to organize and advocate for social change, as well as religious leaders, such as Jarena Lee, Phoebe Palmer, and Bishop Richard Allen, whose act of resistance was creating their own pulpit and platform. We may look to activists, such as Anna Julia Cooper and Frances Willard, who sought change within their religious institutions, alongside those, such as Beth Moore, who have tried to empower people for resistance within conservative religious structures. Based on the interests of our participants, we may examine religious resistance outside of the Judeo-Christian tradition and outside the United States—looking to, for instance, Malcolm X, Louis Farrakhan and others who have resisted white supremacy through Islam, and Catholic traditions of liberation theology in Central and South America. We will attend primarily to historic figures, movements, and contexts, but our work will be informed by the scholars who have illuminated these religious rhetorics of resistance.
As we consider these leaders and movements, we are interested in how they marshal religious language, ideas, values, and traditions in resistance to dominant regimes. We ask, which religious narratives have served as resources for marginalized people? How have religious rhetorics allowed activists to form coalitions for social change? How have religious rhetorics circulated from religious spaces, such as churches, mosques, and revivals, through social movements, and into institutional politics?
We will devote most of the workshop to reading and discussing common scholarship and primary texts, and in our final session, we will workshop projects in process and consider opportunities for future collaborations.
Andre E. Johnson is an Associate Professor in the Department of Communication and Film at the University of Memphis. His research focuses on the intersection of rhetoric, race, and religion. Grounded in an interdisciplinary understanding of scholarship, Dr. Johnson studies African American public address and rhetorical criticism, prophetic rhetoric, and rhetorical theology along with political rhetoric, homiletics, critical race theory, and religious and hip-hop studies. Dr. Johnson is the author of The Forgotten Prophet: Bishop Henry McNeal Turner and the African American Prophetic Tradition (Lexington Books, 2012) the co-author (with Amanda Nell Edgar, Ph.D.) of The Struggle Over Black Lives Matter and All Lives Matter (Lexington Books, 2018), and the author of No Future in this Country: The Prophetic Pessimism of Bishop Henry McNeal Turner (University Press of Mississippi, 2020).
Kristy Maddux is associate professor of Communication at the University of Maryland. Her research centers on questions of citizenship and democratic theory as they intersect with religion, gender, and race. She is the author of two books, Practicing Citizenship: Women's Rhetoric at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair (Penn State UP, 2019) and The Faithful Citizen: Popular Christian Media and Gendered Civic Identities (Baylor UP, 2010). Her essays have appeared in Rhetoric Society Quarterly, Critical Studies in Media Communication, Rhetoric & Public Affairs, and Philosophy and Rhetoric, among other outlets.

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Q: jquery append class with hover AND touch for mobile device I'm using the script below to add a class 'hover' to a div with the  class 'reveal-area'.
jQuery(document).ready(function(){
   $(".reveal-area").hover(
      function () {
         $(this).addClass("reveal-show");
      },
      function () {
         $(this).removeClass("reveal-show");
      }
   );
});

This works fine on PC - but how can I add a function to include a touch activation (to append the class) on a mobile device? thanks

A: You can do this by identifying the screen width and attaching an event listener to you class .reveal-area
jQuery(document).ready(function() {
    if (window.innerWidth < 480) { //change this value for your convenience
        $(".reveal-area").click(function() {
            $(this).toggleClass("reveal-show");
        })
    }

    $(".reveal-area").hover(function() {
        $(this).toggleClass("reveal-show");
    })
})

A: Use touchstart function
$('.reveal-area').on("touchstart", function (e) {
     'use strict'; //satisfy code inspectors
   var link = $(this); //preselect the link
   if (link.hasClass('hover')) {
     return true;
      $(this).addClass("reveal-show");
   }
  else {
  link.addClass('hover');
  $('.reveal-area').not(this).removeClass('hover');
    e.preventDefault();
     $(this).removeClass("reveal-show");
    return false; //extra, and to make sure the function has consistent
    return points
  }
});

$('ul li.has-children').on("touchstart", function (e) {
  'use strict'; //satisfy code inspectors
   var link = $(this); //preselect the link
   if (link.hasClass('hover')) {
     return true;
   }
  else {
  link.addClass('hover');
  $('ul > li').not(this).removeClass('hover');
    e.preventDefault();
    return false; //extra, and to make sure the function has consistent
    return points
  }
});

A: Maybe try something like this:
$(".reveal-area").click(
    $(this).toggleClass("reveal-show");
});

A: I think you need something like this

(function ($) {
 'use strict';
    $(document).ready(function() {

  //check device type
  function deviceType() {
   var mobile = false;
   //touch on IOS and Android
   var isAndroid = /(android)/i.test(navigator.userAgent);
     var isMobile = /(mobile)/i.test(navigator.userAgent);
   if (navigator.userAgent.match(/(iPod|iPhone|iPad)/) || isAndroid || isMobile) {
    mobile = true;
   }else {
    mobile = false;
   }
   return mobile;
  }

  //desktop hover
  function itemHover() {
   $(".reveal-area").hover (
    function () {
     $(this).addClass("reveal-show");
    },
    function () {
     $(this).removeClass("reveal-show");
    }
   );
  }

  //mobile touch
      function itemTouch() {
        $(".reveal-area").on("touchstart", function () {
          $(".reveal-area").removeClass('reveal-show');
          $(this).addClass("reveal-show");

          //if you need working links comment this
          return false;
        });
      }

  function itemInit() {
   var mobile = deviceType();
   //check device type
   if(mobile == true) {
    //if mobile
    itemTouch();
   } else {
    //if desktop
    itemHover();
   }
  }

  //call function
  itemInit();

 });
}(jQuery));
.reveal-area {
  background: #000;
  width: 100%;
  height: 200px;
}
.reveal-show {
  background: red;
}
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Shot fired as protest convoy rides through Portland Friday night
by: Sam Campbell
Updated: May 1, 2022 / 06:30 AM PDT
Group was reportedly throwing objects off NE Portland overpass, police say
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — An investigation is underway after a gunshot was fired that police say was "likely related" to a confrontation between a protest convoy and counter-protesters in Northeast Portland on Friday evening.
According to PPB, officers learned just before 7 p.m. Friday that a shot was fired as a group of people were throwing things off the Northeast Glisan Street overpass over I-205.
Police said they were already monitoring a protest convoy that was driving through Portland and had counter-protesters "confronting" them.
PPB: 2 dead after murder-suicide in Powellhurst-Gilbert
Officers recovered evidence of a shot having been fired, and PPB said it is "likely related." Police said about 15 people were "yelling at and harassing the officers as they conducted the investigation."
Authorities did not release information on the circumstances leading up to the shot being fired. The investigation is ongoing, although no injuries or arrests were reported and the extent of the reported confrontations is unclear.
This incident happened at the beginning of what police called an "extremely busy night" between Friday and Saturday. Over the course of two hours in Southeast Portland, four shootings left two people dead and multiple injured.
KOIN 6 News has reached out to PPB for clarification on the events.


West Covina, Calif. – E Fun today announced its latest tablet offering, the Premium 10SE.
The $249 Premium 10SE is a 9.7-inch tablet running Android 4.0. It is powered by a 1GHz processor with 1GB of DDR3 RAM and 8GB of memory, which can be expanded to 32GB through the MicroSD slot. The display features a five-point multi-touch display.
The tablet is available starting today at RadioShack and Hastings.


Yesterday marked the Book Birthday to the newest YA Anthology Toil & Trouble: 15 Tales of Women and Witchcraft ! I was so excited to see that the sweet Flavia the Bibliophile received this anthology too because that meant we could buddy read! I look forward to future buddy reads with her and if you don't follow her blog you definitely need to hop on over there because it is beautiful! You can follow her here!
Thank you to Netgalley for providing access to these magical stories!
It was so much fun getting to know Flavia throughout reading each of these stories the past few weeks. We got to discuss the one's we enjoyed and the one's we struggled with. It confirmed even more just how much we have in common when it comes to the books we enjoy!
Each story was unique in storyline, setting, and all together feel. I thought it was well put together and there were so many stories that left me wanting more. No matter what time period or setting each story was set in I felt like the witches were realistic and the world building in each one of them was well done. I hope to see more anthologies involving witches because this was a lot of fun to read!


Flush rings and flush pulls. Suitable for doors which fold flat and sliding doors, as these fittings are recessed into the door and therefore don't protrude. Flush rings are also available on a lock backplate, for use with mortice locks.
These escutcheons are available in a variety of different styles (both modern and period) and a massive range of sensational finishes, including; brass, chrome, nickel, wrought iron and real bronze.


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COVID-19 patient registry available for clinical researchers
The West Virginia Clinical and Translational Science Institute (WVCTSI) has compiled a COVID-19 patient data registry in collaboration with WVU Medicine.
This registry contains detailed information on patients who were tested for COVID-19 in the WVU Medicine system, encompassing all patients with both positive and negative results.
"While facing such an unprecedented public health emergency, providing our state's investigators with the tools they need to combat this issue through innovative research projects has never been more important," said Sally Hodder, MD, WVCTSI director, associate vice president for clinical and translational science, and infectious diseases professor with WVU. "This registry will provide our scientists with current and accurate data from across the Mountain State."
Currently, the registry contains over 6000 negative cases and 324 positive cases. This registry will be updated daily to incorporate new diagnoses, procedures, labs, and medications for all COVID-19 tested patients, including ICU stays, ventilator use, and other pertinent information
Custom datasets and sub-registries may be requested by researchers from contributing medical institutions by completing the Biomedical Informatics Data Request Form or the Registry request form in the WVCTSI Clinical Research Design, Epidemiology, and Biostatistics Core in iLab.
Questions about the registry should be directed to Wes Kimble, MPA, WVCTSI Assistant Director of Clinical Research Services, or Emily Morgan, MPH, WVCTSI Data Services Specialist.
WVCTSI Background
WVCTSI is funded by an IDeA Clinical and Translational grant from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (U54GM104942) to support the mission of building clinical and translational research infrastructure and capacity to impact health disparities in West Virginia.


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Mildred Bailey
from Tekoa, WA
February 27, 1907 - December 12, 1951 (age 44)
An early jazz singer with a sweet voice, Mildred Bailey balanced a good deal of popular success with a hot jazz-slanted career that saw her billed as Mrs. Swing (her husband, Red Norvo, was Mr. Swing). Born Mildred Rinker in Washington state in 1907, Bailey began performing at an early age, playing piano and singing in movie theaters during the early '20s. By 1925, she was the headlining act at a club in Hollywood, doing a mixture of pop, early jazz tunes, and vaudeville standards. Influenced by Ethel Waters, Bessie Smith, and Connie Boswell, she developed a soft, swinging delivery that pleased all kinds of nightclub audiences in the area. After sending a demonstration disc in to Paul Whiteman in 1929, she gained a spot with one of the most popular dance orchestras of the day.
The added exposure with Whiteman soon gave Bailey her own radio program. She had already debuted on a recording date with guitarist Eddie Lang in 1929, but in 1932 she gained fame by recording what became her signature song, Rockin' Chair -- written especially for her by Hoagie Carmichael -- with a Whiteman small group. While recording for Vocalion during the 1930s, Bailey often utilized her husband, xylophonist/vibraphonist Red Norvo. She also appeared on his recordings of the late '30s, and the arrangements of Eddie Sauter proved a perfect accompaniment to her vocals.
Though she and Norvo later divorced, Bailey continued to perform and record during the 1940s. She appeared on Benny Goodman's Camel Caravan radio program, and gained her own series again during the mid-'40s. Hampered by health problems during the late '40s, she spent time in the hospital suffering from diabetes and died of a heart attack in 1951. ~ John Bush, Rovi
'Tain't What You Do (It's the Way That You Do It)
Lover, Come Back to Me
Jazz Infusion [Mildred Bailey]
First Lady of Swing: Live
Legendary Radio Broadcasts
The Mildred Bailey Radio Shows: Original [1945]
Sunday, Monday or Always
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Mildred Bailey - Georgia On My Mind 1931
Mildred Bailey - Rockin` Chair (1937)
Mildred Bailey - A Cigarette and a Silhouette
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CDC promotes online LGBTQ youth chat designed to be easily hidden from parents
The potentially momentous effects of the LGBTQ teen chat forum are summed up in the chat's own meme portraying 'learning about queerness' as a Trojan Horse for 'realizing' you are 'queer.'
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(LifeSiteNews) – The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) is promoting an "LGBTQ+" chat service for ages 13-19 to discuss topics such as sex and gender transitions that is designed to be quickly hidden from parents.
Q Chat Space, shared on the CDC's LGBT Youth Resources page, is advertised as a forum where teens can join "live-chat, professionally facilitated, online support groups" that the site's Instagram page shows include "gender affirmation surgeries," "sex and relationships," "drag culture," and "anti-trans legislation."
The chat is backed by Planned Parenthood, the website's "About" page reveals.
Despite the mature chat themes — or rather, because of their maturity and sensitivity among teens — the site appears designed for quick concealment from parents. It features an ever-present green ribbon bordering the bottom of the Q Chat webpage that reads, "Click/tap here for a quick escape," and directs to a Google search engine.
The site also shares an option for "discreet" text message reminders, Breitbart noted. The site explains, "Discreet text reminders are private, they do not include 'Q Chat Space' or the name of the chat." They only say, for example, "Reminder: You have an online discussion in about 1 hour."
One study of the program, published by the National Library of Medicine, even praised the forum for its facilitation of secrecy.
The authors note that "often, youth who are not out to their parents may hesitate to engage with in-person and Internet-based LGBTQ resources for fear that their parents will find out … "
"The platform's chat-based nature likely helps youth avoid concerns about family members accidentally overhearing their conversations in the same way they might if they were talking to friends."
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There are countless reasons to conclude modern sex-education is less about critical thinking and more about indoctrinating and sexualizing children at as young an age as possible.
Consider these 3 questions:
Why are politicians around the world pushing radical transgender theories on children as young as 5?
Why is the World Health Organization calling for 4 year-olds to be taught how to masturbate?
Why are children in schools being shown graphic images of sex and told anything goes so long as consent is established, if not to encourage our sons and daughters to become sexually active?
A sane society would try to shield impressionable children from becoming sexualized, and encourage them not to watch pornography, take puberty blockers or mutilate their genitalia, but our schools increasingly promote these behaviors.
In reality, the media, most politicians, and many education chiefs are obliterating a parent's ability to protect their child's innocence and identity.
We must realize: these elites want children to have THEIR values, not YOURS. SIGN THE PLEDGE!
The results of this explicit, inappropriate sex-saturated culture and education have been startling: there have never been more children claiming to be transgender, gay, lesbian and bisexual, nor have we ever seen such high levels of sexual assaults by minors.
BREAKING: Loudoun County father who was dragged out of woke school board meeting reveals his daughter was 'raped' in the girls' bathroom by a 'skirt-wearing' male student who was arrested for assaulting a SECOND girl months later - but staff did nothinghttps://t.co/awoZcVQx3l
— Jack Posobiec 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) October 12, 2021
This nut could end up being your child's teacher and you wouldn't even find out the craziness they're teaching until your kid tells you about it. If you aren't disturbed after watching this, you're a lunatic. School choice is the civil rights issue of our generation. pic.twitter.com/y1V3Rotx9k
— Robby Starbuck (@robbystarbuck) August 17, 2021
Countless politicians, media personalities and education chiefs are too busy promoting woke trends to realize that sexualizing minors amounts to grooming, and has devastating consequences in many cases.
Children whose inhibitions are broken down risk addiction to pornography, teenage pregnancy, STDs, gender dysphoria, online shaming, and a whole host of other negative outcomes.
Parents, not the government, must be in control of what their child is taught about sex.
Just listen to the type of materials public schools in the U.S. are promoting:
That's why we are asking you to sign the Parents' Pledge that you will pull your children out of sex-education classes if your school chooses to sexualize your child.
The Parents' Pledge is our best chance of winning back our children's schools before they're entirely lost to radical sex-obsessed teachers' unions who are foisting these curricula on teachers.
Do you really want other adults deciding what your child is exposed to? Of course not.
Please share this brand new grassroots Parents' Pledge with like-minded parents and join a growing movement of mothers and fathers who are wise to the threat of their child being led into sexual activity.
Most teachers are disturbed by their unions' push to sexualize children
Planned Parenthood tells middle-schoolers about avoiding parental consent for abortion and contraception
The corrupting influence of sex-education is causing widespread abuse among school children
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One chat theme, "Finding Chosen Family," underscores the forum's emphasis on enabling separateness from parents. The idea of "choosing" a family other than one's blood-relatives when one doesn't feel accepted by them is a common theme among "queer" folks. WIRED featured five such "LGBTQ" people in a 2019 piece on how they "found their chosen family."
Breitbart shared a revealing meme from the Q Chat Instagram page that highlights the potentially massive impact of such a forum. It portrays "learning about queerness" as a Trojan Horse for "realizing I'm queer."
The Q Chat's controversial topics are not limited to LGBTQ discussions. The site has also promoted astrology and according to Breitbart, had a "Queering Tarot" discussion, referring to the Tarot Cards "commonly used in occult practices."
Breitbart reported in May that the Q Chat was promoted by the Arizona Department of Education.
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One of my current projects involves significantly improving the search function in a Rails application, a thorny problem that led me to come up with the method to quiet down the Rails logger in my SQL log silencer. It turns out, that wasn't enough. I have expanded quite a bit on that idea by folding in some useful debugging aids from other developers, making them more useful, and adding a SQL query "hit list" after each request completes. I'm releasing it as the sql_logging plug-in.
I have set up a forum for discussion and support of the plug-in.
So, what does this give you?
The last one is particular useful. Queries are grouped by their backtrace, and then sorted by either number of executions, rows returned or bytes returned. This provides an excellent way to target your performance optimization work.
By sorting by rows or bytes returned, you may be able to determine that you need to let the database do more of the filtering work. It may be inefficient to have the database return a pile of rows to your application, only to discard a bunch of them.
I must give a big hat tip to Adam Doppelt and Nathaniel Talbott. Adam's SQL logging enhancements formed the basis for the logging enhancements here. I made them a little more generic so they worked with both MySQL and PostgreSQL, as well as tracking executions for things that don't return data. Nathaniel's QueryTrace plug-in has been around for a while, and I originally tried making this new plug-in simply work with it, but in the end decided to fold the functionality in so the "top 10" list didn't duplicate the backtrace cleaning code. I also added a regexp to the cleaner so it excludes the plug-in's code from the backtrace.
There are a few more goodies in the plug-in, so look at the README for more details.
Update: I fixed a few bugs and added a feature. The plug-in now ignores queries whose name ends with " Column". These are internal Rails queries and their inclusion skewed the results.
The new feature tracks the execution time of SQL, and lets you sort the top-10 list by either total time for all instances of the SQL or the median execution time. Total time is also now the default sorting method, as this is probably the best way to attack SQL optimization: whatever is taking up the biggest percentage of your time in the database is a good place to start.
Update 2: The plug-in works on Rails 2.0.2 now.
it'd be nice if you keep track of top X queries in every category(most time spent on execution, most bytes returned, etc) in lat X days instead of just per request. Then we just really know which ones need tuning application-wise.
Hi, Andy. While I understand why you're asking for that, it isn't very appropriate for anything but the smallest of Rails applications. In order to track what you're asking for, you'd need to store that kind of information in the database itself so you could collect the data over a variable number of back-end processes and across restarts. Then you'd have to augment the plug-in to not collect data on the SQL that queries/updates the statistics in order to keep things relevant. Finally, you'll need some kind of cron job that purges old rows so your database does fill up with data about your SQL instead of your application's data.
This is well beyond the scope of a simple plug-in like sql_logging.
It's an interesting idea, and something I've seen in larger organizations in the past. Who knows, maybe I'll find a need to do something like this in the future.
FYI, I'm having trouble reaching your SVN repository.
AC: Unfortunately, I think the useful information is buried in the "… 34 levels …" part of that backtrace. Mind hacking up your script/server to look like this and sending me the output?
AC: I haven't been able to find a source file called "pg" on my system anywhere and the plug-in appears to load and work fine in the absence of a PostgreSQL gem. I'm wondering if you don't have an old gem or something lying around that's causing problems.
I'm happy to continue helping you troubleshoot this, but if you don't mind, send me an email so the comments here aren't overwhelmed with our back-and-forth.
what does it mean.Please reply soon.
Firstly, thanks for this really useful plugin, it's been a big help in identifying potential bottlenecks as we develop our apps.
Hi, Rob. Thanks for the heads-up about edge Rails and the patch. I'll need to verify it still works with older Rails releases, but once that's done I'll check in a fix.


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I saw this video on I Wuz Here (First's) blog. My man Inkie painting with Ben Eine and LA's finest, Mear One, back in May during BritWeek cultural events.
Mear One is currently part of the West Coast Artist's group show at the Mirror Films Gallery in Chinatown. The show runs until July 10th, 2012. See my earlier post for more info.


Phoenix Suns President and CEO Jason Rowley told reporters on Dec. 12, 2018, the team has made no threats to leave and the owner's primary objective is to get a deal done in downtown Phoenix.
Thursday, the city released detailed information about the facility, and it also announced five public meetings that would give residents the opportunity to learn more and to give their opinions on what a future deal should look like.
The initial proposal — that the city council decided to delay a vote on — saw the city paying $150 million, while the Suns were putting in $80 million.
To talk about the possibilities and whether the Suns want to stay in downtown Phoenix, The Show spoke to the team's president and CEO, Jason Rowley.


Once upon a time there was a very stylish women. Her name was Jane. She was 88 on August 15, 2013 when she lost the last of her many battles with cancer. In the 1940's she was a jazz singer with the Benny Goodman orchestra and later recorded with Desi Arnez and entertained the troops with Bob Hope and Irving Berlin. When I met her, through work in 2010, she was known for her aggressive personality and for being a bit of a nut case. We got along just fine :) When most women her age are wearing orthopedic shoes Jane was wearing Prada Oxfords, she was the epitome of style. In fact I've never known a women in this age group to be more stylish, not in life or in Vogue! And what was so inspiring is that through her health battles and her daily trips for chemo she was always dressed to the nines. Heck, how many of us have a cold and don't even want to get out of our sweats!?!
Jane went to chemo in suits, strings of pearls, full make-up and the cutest little page boy wig I ever did see. On one arm was always a stunning handbag, on the other her fluffy white dog. She was an inspiration to the saying 'when you look good you feel good'. If cancer was going to take her she was going in style, and that she did.
I picked the Chanel. I have dreams of owning my own Chanel classic 59 some day and to be perfectly honest this style Chanel is not one I would have ever chosen but who am I to look a gift Chanel horse in the mouth? So with sweet memories of it's original owner I will wear it proudly and with style.
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There is nothing more relaxing than coming home from a hard day at work and putting your feet up on the sofa to relax. The downside to this is that over time, even with just simple everyday use, your upholstered furniture will start to look dirty and worn. The good news is that with preventative care and maintenance, you can extend the lifespan of the upholstery and get the most out of your furniture. Here are a few tips on how to clean and maintain upholstered furniture.
To keep the dirt, dust and other debris from becoming embedding in the fabric, it is best to vacuum upholstered furniture at least once per week. If your furniture is upholstered in leather, you should dust it at once a week with a clean, soft cloth. It's also important to frequently check for loose threads, buttons, and trim and make repairs as necessary. Use the crevice tool that came with your vacuum to clean in corners and tight spots.
Furniture is meant to be used, so it is only natural to expect that accidents will happen. When spills occur, it is important to clean them immediately in order to prevent staining. Use a clean, soft cloth to blot spills, never rub a spill because it will only push the liquid further into the upholstery. When using a spot cleaner, always test the product on a small, inconspicuous area before using on visible areas of the upholstery.
The best way to prevent pet and smoke odors from absorbing into the upholstery is to prevent pets from getting on the furniture and not to smoke indoors. It's difficult to get the odor of smoke and pets from upholstery, but there are a few things you can do to have fresh smelling furniture again. Simply sprinkle baking soda on dry upholstery and allow it to sit for 1-2 hours and then vacuum, completely removing the baking soda. Using a steam cleaner will also help to lift pet and smoke stains from the upholstery. To help keep furniture smelling fresh, wipe the top of cushions with a fabric softener sheet and place a sheet or two under the cushions.
One of the easiest ways to extend the life of your upholstered furniture is to routinely rotate the cushions. Flipping and moving the cushions about once a month will help to distribute the weight and prevent cushions from flattening. Throw pillows should also be turned and moved occasionally to help keep them fluffy.
Along with routine cleaning and maintenance, it's best to also have professional clean upholstered furniture once a year. Professional deep cleaning will help to remove deep down soil and odors as well as help to brighten colors and keep the furniture looking fresh and new.
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The Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forest recently named Matthew McCombs as the Gunnison Ranger District's new district manager. He introduced himself to Gunnison County commissioners at a recent work session. Praising the congenial relationship between Gunnison County and the US Forest Service, he said he hopes to make it even stronger.
McCombs insisted that, while there are communities across the country working in concert with their local forest service agencies, more often than not, that's not the case.
"In North Carolina, it was a bloodbath. People couldn't get to that shared-vision kind of place. We are certainly blessed here. The working environment is light years ahead of other parts of the country," McCombs said.
Commissioner Jonathan Houck noted the Gunnison Public Lands Initiative as a local example of stakeholders coming together in that spirit. He also expressed concern for the explosion of recreational use of the forest.
Commissioner Phil Chamberland noted the difference between national parks, such as Yellowstone, and open forest, such as the GMUG. "You're expecting a certain type of experience," he said of would-be visitors to the park. "Less than a third of visitors get off the main road. They're managing experiences and managing user expectations.
"They also have revenue because people have paid. Visitors are thinking, 'I'm expecting a certain experience and I'm expected to act a certain way,'" he continued, "but when they get off the road on Kebler Pass…" he left that hanging, implying that it's more an anything-goes free-for-all on the open forest.
Commissioner John Messner mentioned the county's new Sustainable Tourism and Recreation Committee is ready and willing to work with local public lands agencies.
McCombs acknowledged the merits of that, and applauded local efforts such as Mountain Manners and the Crested Butte Mountain Biking Association's Conservation Corps.
McCombs said the Forest Service is looking seriously at implementing a rolling plan concept versus the current, 20-year plan revision. The idea is to adjust the plan on an ongoing basis as the need for change is identified, rather than waiting for a mountain of needs to accumulate over time.
McCombs said he'd recently met with the Gunnison Stockgrowers. "In other places, the conflict with them has become violent. Here, it's a whole different environment. Here, they feel like their presence on the land is valued.


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Richard Broughton (Chairperson)
Richard has lived in Worplesdon and been a patient at Fairlands for 45 years. He was educated at Kent College Canterbury and City University. He is a retired Optometrist, a Past President of the College of Optometrists and was an Optometric Advisor for NHS England in Surrey and Sussex. He was Chairman of the Surrey and Sussex Local Eye Health Network. His special interests are Diabetes and Childrens Vision. He sat on the National Screening Committees project advisory group on diabetic retinopathy screening.
He is a keen Dinghy Sailor, sings in Vivace Chorus and Laudamus Chamber Choir, and enjoys walking.
Judi Pollard (Secretary)
Judi was born in Cambridge and worked as Bursar's Secretary at Fitzwilliam College. Marriage took her to London to join the University of Surrey and when it moved to Stag Hill Guildford she became Head of the Short Courses Unit. After the sudden death of her husband aged 48, she became self-employed and took on a number of roles: County Organiser of the Young Farmers' Club in Surrey, an Organiser for Understanding Industry, and an Interior Designer/Advisor. She is now retired and enjoys hobbies such as needlework, two art groups and is Co-ordinator of the FLGCA magazines. She has been a Committee member of the Fairlands Patients Participation Group for a number of years.
Alan Dillon (Treasurer)
Alan grew up in Oxford and read Chemistry at Birmingham University. There he gained a Ph.D in Physical Chemistry and was appointed Research Fellow for two years. He joined the Central Electricity Generating Board in 1969 as a Research Officer at the Central Electricity Research Laboratories in Leatherhead. He and Val have lived on Fairlands and been patients here for nearly fifty years. He has been heavily involved in community matters and is a life member of the F.L.G.C.A. After retirement, he became a parish councillor and school governor. Leisure interests include reading, outdoor bowls and golf.
Val Dillon
Val was born on the Isle of Wight but grew up on the mainland and completed her education at Oxford High School for Girls. She attended Teacher Training College in London and after her marriage in 1965, taught in primary schools with short breaks following the births of three daughters. She has always enjoyed drawing and painting which she took up again after retirement and has been involved with Fairlands Art Group and Adult Education watercolour classes. She and Alan are long-term members of the F.L.G.C.A. She was an active member of Fairlands WI and occasionally attends services at St. Mary's Church Worplesdon.
Paddy Cribb
Paddy, a patient at Fairlands for about thirty years, went to Cambridge University and then qualified as a barrister. He spent a number of years in marketing until becoming the company secretary and a director of a major public company. He was appointed by the European Commission to an advisory committee on retailing and elected President for consumer affairs by the representatives of all Member States. Following retirement he served as a Member of the Copyright Tribunal. He has also been Chairperson of two charities for many years.
Jackie Mallery
Jackie was born in Guildford and brought up in Worplesdon, attending local schools and Guildford and Farnborough Technical Colleges. She has been a patient at the Fairlands Practice for over forty years. She has worked in office administration in both the public and private sector. Her last employment was with a major European manufacturer and distributor of prosthetic and orthotic products. She retired after thirty-three years' service to care for her husband, who was suffering with Alzheimer's. She was widowed in 2015. She joined the PPG Committee in 2016. Her interests include gardening, theatre, walking, socialising and family.
Diana Martin
Diana has been attending the Fairlands Practice since 1970 and has found it to be very good, efficient and caring for 99% of the time. She has been on the PPG Committee since its inception and has served on a wide variety of committees. Since joining the Royal Navy many years ago until the present time she has long-term experience in a wide range of work and professional environments, including many years working for the NHS and has carried out a wide range of voluntary work. She has travelled extensively around the world.
Claire Waters-Duke
Claire and her family have lived in Normandy for eleven years and attend the Glaziers Lane Surgery. Claire studied Media and Communication with Psychology at the University of Wolverhampton. She started her career in Public Relations working in an agency setting, in-house and for the charity Dogs Trust, before setting up her own company. Currently Claire is working as the Communications Officer for St. Mark's Church, Wyke in a voluntary capacity. In her free time she enjoys swimming, cycling and jogging in the local area.
John and his family moved to Fairlands from Scotland in 1985 relocationg with his employer Sony. During his 25 years with the company John enjoyed a successful (Japanese style) career covering Management roles in Sales, Marketing, IT, Finance, Property and Corporate Services. He also involved himself in many Community projects working with Local Authorities, The Princess Alice Hospice and The Princess Trust in providing business support and mentoring. Spending time back in Scotland he joined the Mid Argyll Rotary and led initiatives in supporting local schools, assisted Home-Start with management processes and worked with the Chamber of Commerce in mentoring small businesses. As a keen walker, John was Chairman of Mid Argyll and Kintyre Ramblers and now walks regularly with Guildford Walking For Health Group.
Sue Simmonds
Sue was born in Guildford and in 1972 moved to Fairlands with her husband and two children. Before retirement, Sue was Accounts Manger for the Finance Department of the University of Surrey Students Union. Her interests include watercolour painting, gardening, walking regularly with the local group and volunteering as a Retail Assistant in the Woking Hospice Shop on Fairlands.
Leslie Clarke
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Summer days aren't long enough (although technically we have not got to Summer yet)!!! Having a brand new baby at home is harder than I remember, I can barely sit in front of my computer for a straight hour :( And this without taking into account my soon to be 2 year old, she by herself is a handful!!! God I love being a mom :) Well, after sleepless hours I have finally finished my newest writing package.
For our procedural writing unit we basically focused on two parts, recipes and stuff we were experts on. I personally loved the recipes part, lots of eating and fun!!! We used all the recipes created in class to put together a class recipe book.
We also used lots of foldables to sequence the steps in the process, and practice using both transition words and ordinal numbers to describe the sequence.
After working very hard in our recipes, we took it to a more individual level. Each student decided on something they were experts on. So they talked about how to grow a plant, how to build a tree house, how to dig a hole (yes, he described a very thorough sequence), even how to read a book!!
I really enjoyed putting this package together. It has different templates to describe how to cook or make/build something, including transition words and ordinal numbers. I also included a tab book and different writing lines models. My school requires we use Handwriting Without Tears® but I know others use single lines or the primary writing paper with the dotted mid line.


Taskmaster Burst is a series of sculptural works of sculptures inspired by industrial landscapes and chimney stacks. An exciting collaboration between glass artist Liam Reeves and interdisciplinary designer Charles Stern, mixing traditional glass-making techniques with 3D-printed ceramics. On Saturday 11 May, meet the artists for a brunch reception and Q&A, and enjoy 3D-printing demonstrations throughout the day.
Liam is a glass artist and maker, and also a hotshop technician at the RCA. Charles' work involves research into new technologies in glass and ceramics and their application into artistic practice. Vessel Gallery presents an exclusive first viewing of this new body of works during London Craft Week, with a special brunch and drinks reception on Saturday 11 May. Both artists are present for an informal talk and Q&A, and there is also the opportunity to see demonstrations of Charles' 3D printer throughout the day.


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Making music empowers our health and wellbeing; our wellbeing and overall health empowers our abilities to make music alone and with others.
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To increase our kinesthetic awareness is to begin to really live outside of our bodies and make music with our whole bod, not just the ears and eyes, or the extremities. It is also to gain a greater emotional depth in erformance and to be able to communicate clearly with the listener.


Clearly the answer is yes: But my gut feeling was that this was the only such After some head scratching, I obtained the following proof.
Note that is an algebraic number—it is the root of a polynomial with integer coefficients.
In 1882 Ferdinand von Lindemann famously proved that is transcendental (that is, non-algebraic) for every non-zero algebraic number and a similar proof holds for the sine and cosine functions.


Former Williamston attorney Philip E. Williams was recently sentenced after he pled guilty in US District Court to one count of mail fraud in violation of 18U.S.C.1341. Counts two and three were dismissed by a motion of the United States records show.
Williams was sentenced to five years probation and ordered to pay restitution of $343,042.42. He will also be placed on one year home confinement with electronic GPS monitoring, which he will pay for. Williams will be allowed to leave his residence to attend work, church or to meet with his attorney. He must also appear in court for a status conference every four months.
Under the restitution order, Williams must pay $2000 per month towards restitution.
The indictment contained a forfeiture allegation providing that upon conviction, certain properties or equivalent substitute assets, $343,042, would be subject to forfeiture to the United States.
Williams pled guilty to one count of mail fraud on January 16, 2018. The preliminary order of forfeiture was dated August 27, 2018 and the judgment was awarded November 2, 2018.
Restitution will be made to the following parties: John G. McFadden, $127,718.42; Williamston Presbyterian Church, $10,000; Gilford Reid Estate, $37,451.02; Jerry Reece Estate, $87,873.30; Helen Williams, $500; Betty Anderson, $500; Williamston Community Center, $500; Charles Williams, $1,000; and Lawyers Fund for Client Protection, $80,500. Total $343,042.42.
The interest requirement on the funds was waived. Williams is also required to pay a $100 special assessment.


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A diploma for the participation in IV International Festival for Children and Youth "Musical Spring"
In 2007 were awarded 2 special prizes.
1999 - Participation in the Russian Open Festival "Tap Parade".
1999 - Participation in the International contest of young performers "Sat-Chit-Ananda"
Awarding a diploma for the dance "Tuuti-Frutti"
1996 - Participation and awarding a diploma of the laureate of Moscow International Festival "Tap-parade".


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In my last post, I displayed the recent Muhammad cartoons that are causing such an uproar in the Muslim world. I hope no one was blinded by looking at them.
Here is a similar (but nsfw) cartoon that was featured in recent Onion article, with the caption, "No one was murdered because of this image."
And no one was murdered or blinded, at least as far as I know.
Which makes me wonder, what is wrong with non-Muslim believers these days?
I'm thinking especially about the Christians and Jews here. Haven't they read Leviticus 24:16?
So why aren't Christians and Jews calling for the deaths of the Onion blasphemers?
And why are only Muslims willing to follow God's clear command in Leviticus 24:16?
Uh, a word to the wise: the U.S. government has admitted that the Benghazi attack was not related to the YouTube video at all. It was a coordinated and unrelated terrorist attack, and the original narrative was not just wrong but an outright lie -- there wasn't even a riot, just an attack on the embassy.
So maybe could you tone down the rhetoric a touch?
"Tone down?" hahahaha - it's a blog, dude and it's FUNNY. Simmer down and look up the definition of "sarcasm" and "facetious" and your life will improve.


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Man at Airport Deliberately Picks a Fight With Edison Chen
By melodyc on June 19, 2019 in NEWS
Edison Chen's (陳冠希) hot temperament is a well-known matter, so it came as no surprise when netizens uploaded several gifs of Edison in a dispute at the airport.
In the gifs, Edison was decked in a blue chap and checkered shirt while facing a black-shirt man pushing a suitcase. The two seemed to be in an argument, causing a group of passersby to gather. Edison appeared to be swearing, but the other man turned his back to the camera, so it is not clear what his reaction was.
In the past, Edison had conflicts with others because he was trying to protect himself and his family's privacy. But this time, he was alone. A female passerby in a white short-sleeved top and Edison's bodyguards were trying to diffuse the situation and separate the two.
According to a witness, "Edison lashed out at the airport. Not only did he say "f***" several times, but he was also about to raise his hands. If he really did raise his hands, would the bodyguards by his side persuade him not to or would they fight?"
However, the witness was unsure of the cause of the problem. "Some people said that the man is actually a broadcaster. Every time he saw Edison, he deliberately angered Edison and then took a video of it to edit," the witness reported.
Netizens blamed the "broadcaster" and called him shameless for irritating the star. On the other hand, Edison received a lot of support. One netizen said, "He endured it until he couldn't, but he really didn't need to do that."
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France to enter a second national lockdown
The country's overall death toll is now 35,541, the third-highest toll in Europe after Britain and Italy
Zara Whelan
French President Emmanuel Macron speaks during a media conference (Image: AP)
French president Emmanuel Macron has ordered a new four-week national lockdown across France.
In a bid to stop the rapid spread of coronavirus, the country will now have strict new measures imposed from Friday, with the president warning the second wave of the virus is "likely to be deadlier than the first"..
It follows shortly after the country reported record numbers of new cases - and a sharp increase in Covid-19 related deaths.
The televised broadcast this evening came after a second emergency meeting with the country's government ministers about stricter measures being applied nationally.
"(France has been) overpowered by a second wave," Mr Macron said in the announcement.
Greater Manchester hospitals start cancelling operations as patient numbers near April peak
UK reports 310 coronavirus deaths and almost 25,000 new cases in the last 24 hours
He said the measures were necessary to protect the elderly, the young, health workers and the economy. He stressed that "all French regions are now in high alert".
Large parts of France were already under a strict night curfew - but the authorities say this has not been enough to halt the spread.
The country is now reporting daily death figures of over 500 and new cases reaching 33,000 - and even this is thought to be an underestimation. The country's overall death toll is now 35,541, the third-highest toll in Europe after Britain and Italy.
Hospital beds are also quickly filling up - with an estimated 70% of inpatients in Paris made up of coronavirus patients.
The government is scheduled to lay out the details of the new lockdown on Thursday.
The new restrictions are expected to be similar to the total lockdown measures implemented during the first wave of the virus in March - however it thought that this time schools will stay open.
It is understood the whole country will remain under the national lockdown until December 1.


KK :: Your CD "Roadstar" combines ambient and rock. Do you think that this is a direction that will continue to grow? Or is it a brief exploration of the two mediums together?
KK :: How long have you been playing music? Why did you start?
WS :: The official start was playing my dad's records in the basement when I was 4 or 5. All kinds of 60's stuff. I think I found a special connection there… a kind of voice… while it wasn't really my own, it still was a kind of voice for me. My childhood was not an ideal one, and I'm pretty sure I found refuge there in those grooves. I picked up guitar in seventh grade and keyboards right after. I think I started because I wanted to participate in that fantastical world… the other side… that land where the records come from. The land that saved me!
KK :: In reading your journal (www.williamsteffey.com), you make mention of the unique planetary alignment that recently occurred. Is this an interesting scientific observation or do you believe that there are energetic and emotional repercussions from this? In other words – do you think that the planetary alignment affects human interaction?
KK :: What intrigues you lyrically? What do you write about?
KK :: "Roadstar" has a transcendent theme for you, which is why you didn't put the song "Breathing Underwater" on it – because it was about being under water – and "Roadstar" is, as you put it, "the metaphorical ascent from the water". Can I assume that you are undergoing transformational experiences? And if so, is there anything that you want to say about that?
WS :: I'm definitely subject to transformational experiences all the time. I'm afraid anyone who isn't is not truly alive. I am aware of these themes in my work but I don't really choose them… it's more like the themes choose me. They're a kind of roadmap to let me know where I am. I think it's good for everybody to find some creative outlet for just this reason.
For a long time I was stuck on an "ideal vs. real" theme. Then for an even longer time (and there's still smatterings of this on Roadstar) I was way into "death" themes. Grow Crazy is a violent example of this. But when I say "Your gruesome death is just a formality" it's very scary, but it's as natural as a caterpillar entering a cocoon. I've recently been writing more about the butterfly, or "resurrection" side of the equation. Like when I say "if you hit the lights just right, Ashland will be green all night" I am talking about a street in Chicago, but am also using Ashland as a codeword for this "life after death" which can be youthfully green if you play your cards right. And when I mentioned 'demolishing my old selves' in the last question, I wasn't talking about some past-life thing… it's here that we've got our different lives, and here that we have to symbolically die and be reborn if we're to get the most out of our experience.
Despite the fact every object was in its place, there was something very different about the highway that day. The swirling Coca-Cola sign by North Avenue was there as was the Morton's Salt girl with her usual purple umbrella. It seemed that there was a new light shining down from the sky, as if a new and better sun had come to take the place of the old one. Every street sign, every license plate, every roadside abandoned suitcase flirting trails of underwear and paper- these things were stitched together by the speedometer into a beautiful and elaborate story that was life.
KK :: In addition to writing music, you also write poetry and stories. Do you find that your song lyrics are related to the other literary mediums you pursue? Are the processes linked in any way?
KK :: Do you have any favorite "unknown" musicians, projects, authors?
WS :: A friend of mine named Michael Cummins is a great songwriter. An artist deserving of a second look would be Thomas Dolby, who too many cast off as the "she blinded me with science" guy. In actuality, he went on to make quite a few great albums after that.
KK :: I used to live in Chicago and would go to poetry readings at Estelle's Bar. It was an eclectic crowd – hipsters and homeless people alike would take the stage on Tuesday night. Have you ever been to this place? Do you think that poetry lends itself to breaking down social status barriers more so than other mediums – like music?
WS :: I have been to Estelle's, but never on a Tuesday. You've hit on something interesting here. In poetry, genres are less pronounced than in music- so you can get a pretty eclectic audience. The homeless guy, the metalhead, and the hippie all go back to back with their poems but would never be caught dead at the same music venue. Music as of late does tend to reinforce social barriers rather than break them down, but alot of this is because of the way the industry is set up- Radio formats consciously divide those social groups for the sole purpose of target advertising! (That's why you'd never hear country next to alt rock next to soft rock.) While the attribute may be dormant, I believe music still has the power to break down social barriers. For some reason lately, people cling to their individuality as if it is all they have that makes them human, when in fact it's the sameness that makes them so. Who knows. Maybe it will be music that will spark the understanding of that unity. The realization that we're all one organism is far and away the key to our evolution as a species.


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Pilots Vote To Authorize Strike At Allegiant Air
Teamster Pilots Seek Fair Scheduling System
Pilots at Allegiant Air—one of the country's most profitable airlines—voted with 93.5 percent support to authorize a strike should it become necessary. The vote comes in response to Allegiant's years-long refusal to live up to its commitments and fix a sham scheduling system that has negatively impacted the lives of many pilots and their families.
Voting took place over a one-week period from June 29 to July 6 and was conducted online via a third-party election management provider. A strike could result in cancellations out of major hubs including Las Vegas, Phoenix and Fort Lauderdale and impact thousands of passengers.
An airline that has made headlines for its bare minimum approach to business, Allegiant made the unilateral decision to force its pilots to use a homemade scheduling system that goes against industry standards and disregards pilots' seniority and preferences—often upending pilots' planned time away with their families. A growing number of Allegiant pilots have been leaving the company for other airlines that respect the basic needs and interests of pilots.
"We are people with spouses and children, not cells on a spreadsheet that Allegiant executives can move around with no rhyme or reason," said Captain Andrew Robles, an Allegiant Air pilot and Executive Council Chairman at the pilots' union, the Airline Pilots Association, Teamsters Local 1224. "Striking is a last resort, but we'll do whatever it takes to hold Allegiant to its promises and to make our airline the best it can be for our pilots, our families and our passengers."
Allegiant pilots have been raising concerns about the scheduling system for years. In 2016, the pilots and Allegiant reached an agreement requiring that they negotiate and implement a new system within 180 days. Allegiant has again stonewalled that negotiation process and recently backed out of its prior agreements with the pilots over terms for the new scheduling system.
Allegiant customers have felt the effects of the company's bare minimum approach to business. In June, Allegiant canceled dozens of flights in and out of major airports across the country after Allegiant failed to deliver Airbus planes on time, affecting thousands of passengers' travel plans.
"Allegiant has a long track record of breaking its commitments to its pilots and we've had enough. Allegiant executives are acting in complete and utter bad faith in failing to negotiate a fair, industry-standard scheduling system," Captain Robles said.
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COVID-19: FG flags off 2nd wave of register for poor people in urban Anambra
By Michael Ovat - Awka	 On Dec 24, 2021
The Federal Government of Nigeria has flagged off its COVID-19 second waves Rapid Response Register (RRR), in Anambra State.
Tribune Online gathered that the programme is a response to the poor living in urban centres that have been affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
The Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management, and Social Development, Ahajiah Sadiya Umar Farouq, who flags off the programme at the SIP conference hall, Government House Awka, Anambra State, on Friday, said the register would only identify residents in the state that have been made poorer due to the pandemic, targeting mainly businessmen/women.
The Minister was represented by Engr. Bede Okoye, the Anambra State Operations Coordinating Unit (SOCU).
According to the Minister, the scheme was designed by the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management, and Social Development, through the National Social Safety Nets Coordinating Office (NASSCO), in partnership with the World Bank, to cushion the effect of the people affected by COVID-19 pandemic.
She explained that the target group for the RRR will be drawn largely from urban poor and vulnerable populations not yet supported through the existing National Social Safety Nets Project, non-traditional poor in urban and semi-urban highly populated settlements and/or slums impacted by COVID-19. And that those eligible for registration into the Rapid Response Register will consist mainly of low-income earners involved in the informal sector, low-level private-sector employees that lost their jobs because of the pandemic and urban poor/destitute and persons with disabilities.
She noted that Registrars employed for the programme has been deployed to all the 21 Local Government Areas Headquarters of the State for onward commencement of the registration/revalidation, slated for next week.
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5 Iconic Cars Whose End Shows The End Of An Era
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Automobile industry has always been ever growing and ever changing especially in the Indian market. People have been fascinated with the latest models or the fastest invention in the industry.
But as time passes, we tend to forget the simpler days, when owning a car was nothing but a luxury. When families would take time to just go out for an ice-cream or just go on a drive because thats what it was meant for.
Today we give you a list of names that have gone with the era and honestly, it is hard to say goodbye.
1. Volkswagen Beetle
The Beetle was sold for nearly seven decades since it first came out in 1938. But in September 2018, Volkswagen said it will stop the worldwide production of iconic Beetle in July 2019 at the Puebla plant in Mexico. The brand will be shifting its attention to more in demand models like the SUV.
2. Maruti 800
Maruti 800 became India's best selling car and the most-preferred rides for the middle class ever since its launch in 1983. The car ruled the Indian Automobile sector for almost 30 years. The production of the model was discontinued in 2014 but the company had decided to sell its part for 8 to 10 years.
3. Tata Sumo
The Tata Sumo is a SUV produced by the Indian automobile manufacturer Tata Motors from 1994 to 2019. After serving the nation for good 25 years the company discontinued the model last.
4. Hyundai Accent
Hyundai launched Accent in 1999 but decided to discontinue the model in 2013 followed by its poor performance in the market. The company then decided to shift its attention and resources towards i10 & i20 which have given it huge returns and are a success today.
5. Hindustan Ambassador
Last but definitely not the least, everyone's favourite Ambassador. The car was launched in 1958 and was directly associated with high status and luxury. Whoever owned one these back in the days enjoyed an entirely different stature among their friends and family. But the car discontinued in 2014, leaving all of us in tears & nostalgic.
According to a BBC report, the French manufacturer Peugeot bought the iconic car brand from Hindustan Motors for $12 million in February 2017.
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During the first quarter of 2019, markets staged an unexpectedly scorching bounce-back from a tough end of the year in 2018, and in the process, washed away investor fears that had built during the back half of 2018. Domestic and international stocks led the charge with double digit returns; commodities and corporate bonds had a very healthy quarter; and even Treasury bonds found a way to post solid returns during a period that was dominated by risky assets.
Pinpointing the cause of a market move is never an exact science, but investors appeared to focus on a friendly pivot from the Federal Reserve regarding interest rate hikes, and expectations of a coming trade deal with China, as the major catalysts for the rally. They also showed a willingness to look past weakening economic data and earnings around the globe. As investors try to make sense of markets that roared back to life in the face of fading fundamentals, they are now left to ponder whether the market is sensing a future pickup in world growth, or simply luring investors into a late cycle bull market trap.
As we start the second quarter, investors are facing a fork in the road, where one path may lead to a new cyclical bull market, and the other to a fragile topping process that is fraught with risk.
How to choose . . .
The case for a new bull market lies in the belief that we'll return to a goldilocks macro environment, which can be characterized as an economic backdrop that is not too hot, not too cold, but just right for risk-asset growth. The key inputs for a goldilocks backdrop are low inflation, improving economic growth, and reasonable central bank and government policy. Some in the analyst community believe that is exactly the environment that markets are sensing now, as they have exploded off the December bottom.
The evidence that aligns with this view starts with inflation pressures that peaked last year, but have been easing ever since. Lower inflation reduces expenses for businesses, enhances consumer's purchasing power, and allows central banks to concentrate on policy that nurtures economic expansions, as opposed to restraining growth in order to keep a lid on prices. In 2018, central banks were raising interest rates and removing liquidity from the system, which worked against global economies and world markets. However, this dynamic began changing in early 2019. Markets celebrated a pivot by the U.S. central bank from raising interest rates to pausing its escalation in order to preserve the uptrend in the economy. The European Central Bank followed suit, and announced policy initiatives designed to support growth, and arrest the pervasive downtrend in economic growth within the region.
While policy settings in the U.S. and Europe have both helped to renew investor confidence and bolster stock prices, Chinese fiscal and monetary authorities have been busy enacting a steady stream of impactful policy changes, which are clearly designed to jump start their sagging economy. After announcing more than 70 different policy actions over the past several months, there are tentative signs that their economy is stabilizing. China is the second largest economy in the world, and material swings in its growth rate tend to ripple through the entire global financial landscape. The ultimate effectiveness of these policies is likely the key to whether or not global growth picks up in the second half of the year. If this major policy push in China can successfully accelerate economic growth—and inflation stays tame—it is possible that a return to a goldilocks backdrop can occur. Should this happen, it may help fuel a durable bull market in asset prices.
Aside from the potential for a goldilocks macro backdrop, there are some other reasons to believe that a bear market bottom was established in late 2018, and that a new bull market is currently underway. During the quarter, the message from the corporate bond market appeared to be signaling that businesses are healthy, increasing demand for stocks outpaced supply, and investor enthusiasm picked up during the rally. Lastly, there also seems to have been a meaningful change in how the U.S. administration approaches trade policy, as the combination of weaker economics, market damage, and an impending 2020 election appear to have U.S. officials working harder towards reaching some sort of deal with China. If a deal is struck, this could remove an enormous risk to economic growth by reversing what was arguably a major policy mistake in 2018.
While equity markets have celebrated changes in central bank and trade policy, it has been remarkable to watch a wide disconnect develop between global economic data, and stock market growth. During the first quarter, data from most of the world has been generally weaker, suggesting that there continues to be a synchronized global slowdown in progress.
The global economy is extremely important, not only for assessing the risk/reward equation between stock, bond, and commodity markets, but for feeding capital directly into U.S. corporate earnings, since many multinational companies generate a large percentage of their earnings from overseas. Some analysts believe the U.S. economy is more insulated from global slowdowns than in the past, due to its relatively small reliance on trade. While that theory worked temporarily in the first half of 2018, it has faltered more recently, as the U.S. economy has started to succumb to the negative effects of the worldwide slowdown. This is evident in a variety of different indicators, including slowing manufacturing data, ebbing long-term investor and consumer confidence measures, and some leading recession indicators that are beginning to flash early warning signals that risks are rising.
Despite increasing signs that the U.S. is entrenched in a slowdown, investment markets currently appear to be looking past the first quarter, with an expectation that the back half of the year will reaccelerate. Considering the market run off the December bottom, it seems reasonable to assume that economic data and earnings will show at least a tepid bounce back during the second quarter. The nascent risk for markets lies in what's lurking in the second half of the year. If the economy can't sustain the anticipated near-term bounce, then stocks and risky assets could be vulnerable to a sudden downturn, as investor focus begins to drift from policy relief to a realization that a flagging world economy would create a fresh downdraft for corporate earnings.
Back in the first quarter we questioned whether the market had made its bottom or was cycling up into a new bull. Based on historical bear market cycles, the odds were in favor of the market running into heavy resistance and then sliding back towards the December lows as part of a longer bottoming process. While history can be a useful guide to help navigate markets, it is never a guarantee, and so far, the post-bear market experience has not followed the usual tendencies as stocks have enjoyed an almost uninterrupted rebound since making a low on December 26th.
The evidence remains mixed for now, but skewed in a direction that warrants some caution. But we are also reassessing whether we are at an inflection point where the more positive global growth scenario could be at play in driving the most recent rally. If the evidence accumulates so that a goldilocks backdrop has formed, we stand ready to adjust portfolio allocations, intending to take advantage of a potential sweet spot for risk assets that could be developing. At the same time, we'll also continue to be vigilant in looking for indications that the trend of the business cycle is heading downward. Should we see these signs, and any further evidence that the economic cycle is nearing the end, we must also be prepared to de-risk portfolios further to defend against a recession that may come earlier than the consensus believes.
While we wait to see if an inflection point is at hand, a growing conviction is that international equities may possibly become more of a value opportunity versus domestic stocks. Although there are only tentative signs that global growth is picking up, we have already begun to incrementally lift our positions in global stocks from being underweight to neutral in anticipation of a phase of growth in the future. If more evidence accumulates that China and global growth are healing, it would create an opportunity to turn more aggressive, and overweight this theme as the year progresses. But if the data falters and stocks decline, we may be more inclined to hold onto international assets while paring back on cyclical U.S. stock holdings with higher valuations. Should we get a material decline in risk assets, the current playbook would be to slowly build more global stock exposure intended to set ourselves up for a multiyear run in global versus domestic holdings during the next cyclical bull run.
Bond prices have appreciated recently as interest rates have fallen due to the global growth slowdown, and we have been shifting to neutral levels of interest rate sensitivity after a meaningful rally. We still believe that portfolios should own some bond holdings, given poor data and ebbing inflation, but we recently thought it was prudent to take advantage of the rally in lieu of a potential pickup in global growth that could lead to a sell-off in the bond market. If growth turns up, we will have locked in a profit; and if the economics turn down, we'll still have plenty of dry powder in the form of bonds and cash to apply to assets that will quickly build value during a downturn.
Markets have a knack for proving the masses wrong at major turning points, and the first quarter clearly took most investors by surprise as it delivered a spectacular quarter for risk assets. There is no denying that the quarter was terrific for building wealth, but investors now face the proverbial fork in the road: Did the most recent market move foreshadow a future pickup in economic fundamentals, or did it just reflect an oversold market that was prone to snap back, and now looks vulnerable to disappointment over coming quarters? If the bulls are correct, a perfect sweet spot for markets may be developing on the back of accelerating global growth in a low inflation environment. If the bears have this right, then relief over positive policy changes will likely be short lived, as the market reacts to deteriorating world fundamentals.
We still believe the evidence tilts towards a cautious stance, but are wrestling with the notion that a positive inflection for global growth may be in the offing. If more evidence of growth picking up materializes, then we will look for opportunities to build back risk. But if the evidence shows no bottoming in growth, we may have to bolster defenses to guard against the possibility that an economic contraction may arrive sooner than anticipated.
Yogi Berra once wrote, "When you come to a fork in the road, take it." We believe we are close to an inflection point in the evidence that will dictate which side of that fork to take.


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