The caravan was headed for Tapachula, a city about 37 km (23 miles) north of the Mexico-Guatemala border, the officers told CNN.
He left home looking for work, he said, and was ultimately bound for either Mexico or the U.S. -- wherever he could land a job.
"There is no work back home," he told CNN. "No future."
Authorities have given "priority attention to 164 women, 104 children and elders," the statement said, adding that some of the women are pregnant and there is at least one unaccompanied minor.
An additional statement from the Mexican government said there were 2,2000 migrants remaining on the bridge connecting Guatemala and Mexico, and about 900 tried to cross into Mexico illegally.
On Friday Mexican authorities began allowing a trickle of migrants, starting with women and children, to pass through the gates and board buses bound for refugee camps.
Others pushed through or climbed over a steel gate before riot police stopped them with tear gas and smoke canisters. Some migrants collapsed, coughing or weeping, according video from the scene.
It's unclear whether the caravan will be allowed to reach the U.S. border. Mexican authorities previously outlined their plan to respond to the caravan once it arrived at their border.
Its slow procession north has prompted U.S. President Donald Trump to threaten to cut aid to Central American nations and to send troops to the U.S. border if Mexico fails to stop the surge.
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met with top officials in Mexico City on Friday night to discuss the caravan and other matters. Speaking to reporters on a tarmac, Pompeo accused the caravan of using women and children "as shields as they make their way through."
"This is an organized effort to come through and violate the sovereignty of Mexico," Pompeo said.
The U.S. President has pointed to the caravan as a key issue in the upcoming elections, and has used it to attack Democrats, saying -- without evidence -- they wanted the caravan to arrive before Election Day so the migrants would vote for Democrats.


WEST YELLOWSTONE, Mont. (Dec. 1, 2017) – U.S. Ski & Snowboard, in a newly established content partnership with Central Cross Country Ski Association (CXC), will live stream all of the events from this weekend's opening cross country SuperTour event in West Yellowstone. Races take place Dec. 2-3 beginning at 12 p.m. EST. Events being showcased on U.S. Ski & Snowboard's channels this season include six U.S. Supertour stops plus the 2018 L.L.Bean U.S. Cross Country Championships and junior national championships. All streams will be available free of cost.
CXC's live streaming, spearheaded by Executive Director Yuriy Gusev, has been a primary channel for fans and members to watch domestic cross country events, including past U.S. Championships, SuperTours and the American Birkebeiner.
U.S. Ski & Snowboard, in conjunction with local clubs around the nation, has grown its cross country membership by more than 100% percent over the last two seasons. The organization has also played a large role in securing full coverage of the FIS Cross Country World Cup across NBC Sports Group's network of broadcast and streaming channels. That coverage continues this season leading into the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in PyeongChang, South Korea.
Close to 200 racers are expected to compete this weekend in West Yellowstone, including last year's podium winners Erika Flowers-Newell (Belgrade, Mont.), Matt Gelso (Truckee, Calif.) and Caitlin Patterson (Craftsbury, Vt.). For more information on the SuperTour, including a complete season event schedule, visit usskiandsnowboard.org. Livestreams will be available at facebook.com/usskiandsnowboard.


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Movie Review – "Ae Dil Hai Mushkil"
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Ae Dil Hai Mushkil - 2016 Movie
Movie: Ae Dil Hai Mushkil Release Year: 2016
Country: India (Bollywood) Language: Urdu & Hindi (Main), English (Few Dialogues)
Genre: Comedy, Romance, Drama
Ae Dil Hai Mushkil (2016) – Review
Karan Johar said in an interview that "Ae Dil Hai Mushkil" is not a typical love story or a love triangle. Yes, he was absolutely true to his words, Ae Dil Hai Mushkil is a movie that transcends the boundaries of a typical love story that we (Hindi Audience) is accustomed of seeing.
Set in some of the Europe's exotic cities, Ae Dil Hai Mushkil is the story of Ayan Sengar (Ranbir Kapoor) & Alizeh Khan (Anushka Sharma). Aishawarya Rai is there in supporting role while Fawad Khan, Lisa Haydon and Imran Abbas Naqvi plays cameo. Screenplay is good, but plot is a bit confused. Being a movie based on Romance there's hardly any romance in the film except for some passionate kissing scenes (not something that we are accustomed of seeing in Hindi movies).
Ae Dil Hai Mushkil's biggest success is its music, composed by Pritam this is without doubt this year's best album in Bollywood so far. Songs like Bulleya, Ae Dil Hai Mushkil and Channa Mereya hits you hard and you can feel them inside your heart.
Ayan is seeing giving an interview, he is a rich guy who wants to become a singer and is doing MBA, because of his dad's wish. One night he meets Alizeh in a club, they become friends and eventually plans to travel to Paris together for a vacation. After, Ayan's breakup with his girlfriend Lisa.
Alizeh tells Ayan that she loved a boy named Ali in Lucknow. But, now wants to move on with her life after he left her. Everything changes when she sees Ali in a Paris disco. Ali convinces her and they get married leaving Ayan alone, who by this time is in love with Alizeh.
Ayan, then meets Saba (a poetess who is happily divorced). They start a live in relationship which breaks because Ayan couldn't get over the thoughts of Alizeh. But, he becomes a famous singer because of Saba's poetry that he uses in his song's.
Finally, he gets to meet Ali who tells him that 2 years back he and Alizeh broke up and she left him. Ayan tries to find Alizeh and when she meets him he is distorted to know that she is suffering from last stage cancer. The film ends as Ayan completes his interview to a journalist. We can only guess that his love was "unrequited one"….
My Verdict & Rating:
I gave Ae Dil Hai Mushkil, 7/10. The film is good but not engaging enough. There are times when you feel Karan has unnecessarily stretched it. 150 minutes is way too long for this movie. One thing that I feel is that normal people will find it hard to connect with this film. As the film depicts the love that is still a part of elite class's lifestyle in India. The real life love in our part of the world is way too different from this one. But, the movie is definitely worth giving a try. Ranbir Kapoor has overshadowed everyone with his great performance. Anushka is as effervescent as she is and does a nice job here too. Aishwarya Rai is looking good and makes an impact in the second half of the film.
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Swapna Rajput November 7, 2016	At	10:54 pm
Usually Karan johar movies have these same plot.
1.characters are based abroad
2. One character has to die.
3. Love triangle
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Absar Ahmad November 23, 2016	At	12:58 am
Exactly, Seema there's hardly novelty in his movies.
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Industry groups and telemedicine providers are praising the inclusion of telemedicine legislation in the recent congressional budget deal, saying it paves the way for greater use of the technology and will boost access to care while reducing costs.
The House and Senate passed a budget deal in the early hours of Friday, which funds the government through March 23 and outlines budget goals for the next two years. The legislation included the Creating High-Quality Results and Outcomes Necessary to Improve Chronic Care Act of 2017, with which legislators would funnel more Medicare money into telemedicine by allowing Medicare to cover more services for treating chronically ill patients.
"We believe this helps move the needle forward on Medicare reimbursement, which remains a substantial barrier to adoption," said Mari Savickis, vice president of federal affairs for the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives.
The legislation also allows accountable care organizations to further use telemedicine and expands Medicare Advantage telemedicine coverage for all patients and for stroke patients and recipients of dialysis at home.
"The idea with ACOs is there's more flexibility to use these telehealth technologies to better coordinate care, to better monitor patients after they've left the hospital," said Robert Tennant, director of health information technology policy for the Medical Group Management Association. "This is recognition that telehealth is an increasingly important component of the healthcare delivery system."
In addition, the legislation calls on the HHS secretary to solicit feedback on what services should be treated as telehealth benefits.
"This is a first step to make healthcare less painful by embracing modern technology," said American Well CEO Dr. Roy Schoenberg.
Telemedicine growth has been hindered by limited reimbursement. Reimbursement was the most frequently cited limitation to on-demand visits, scheduled visits and telespecialty consultations, according to a 2017 survey by KLAS and CHIME.
Licensing and regulation also limited telehealth, according to the survey. More legislation could lessen that limitation, said Dr. Rebecca Hafner-Fogarty, senior vice president of policy and strategy at Zipnosis.
"A next logical step would be the passage of bipartisan, bicameral legislation like the CONNECT for Health Act, which further reduces originating site restrictions for Medicare telemedicine visits," she said.
But passing the CHRONIC Care Act is already a step in the right direction and shows the desire for using technology in healthcare, Hafner-Fogarty said.
The Physician Fee Schedule for 2018 reflects that desire. This year, it includes reimbursement for remote patient monitoring and CPT codes for telemedicine for the first time.
But there's still work to be done to further expand reimbursement and access to those who currently wouldn't have telemedicine care covered by Medicare.
Commercial payers, for instance, must also act to broaden telehealth reimbursement, Tennant said. "Medicare is an enormously important payer, but they're not the only one."


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"The Father of the Beats..."
--Time Magazine
When Time Magazine called Kenneth Rexroth "the father of the beats" his reply underscored the role he felt he played. Said he: "An entomologist is not a bug."
Interesting Web Sites
An Appreciation by John Solt
Kanda University Kenneth Rexroth Collection
Biography on Poets.org
University of Illinois Poetry Project
Kenneth Rexroth Archive
LitKicks.com coverage of Kenneth Rexroth
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Related Rexroth Links
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"We should write of love what we wish to remember"
– Kenneth Rexroth
Reads excerpt from Thou Shalt Not Kill
Michael C Ford, a legendary voice on the LA poetry scene has produced a steady stream of print and recorded material since 1970. Ford received a Grammy nomination for his 1986 debut vinyl disk entitled Language Commando and a 1998 Pulitzer Prize nomination for his compilation of selected work (culled from 14 volumes: 1970-1995) Emergency Exits. Ford has shared the stage with many including Jim Morrison, Charles Bukowski, Jello Biafra, Henry Rollins and Timothy Leary.
Official Site Wikipedia on Michael C Ford Facebook Page Bio
Reads I-Thou Poem for Kenneth Rexroth's Centenary
Since 1950 Morgan Gibson has published poetry and prose, two books on Kenneth Rexroth (one winning a CHOICE Award), two Buddhist books from White Pine Press, and two short plays. His countercultural essays have been about Henry Miller, Gary Snyder, Michael McClure, Paul Goodman, the Lebanese poet and artist Etel Adnan, besides Ginsberg and Rexroth, the civil rights and anti-war movements, and a slew of isms. He taught in Amerika and Japan about 20 years each–before retiring from teaching but never from poetry.
Revolutionary Rexroth
reads Nicholos, The Experimental Dog by Raymond Queneau
(translated from the French by Rexroth)
Poet Laureate of Venice, CA and Queen of Bohemia, Philomene Long was a poet, teacher and filmmaker. Beat legends Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac, whose world Philomene would later join, as well as artists Jackson Pollock and William de Kooning, were but a few of those laying the groundwork for the Beat explosion (in the neighborhood where she lived) that would forever change the world, and continued to influence Philomene to her last day. She wrote several volumes of poetry, including The Queen of Bohemia and The Ghosts of Venice West, and also wrote American Zen Bones, Maezumi Roshi Stories, a prose work about the founder of the Zen Center of Los Angeles. As a film director, Long is best known for The Beats: An Existential Comedy with poets Allen Ginsberg and Lawrence Ferlinghetti making appearances. She also directed "The California Missions" narrated by Martin Sheen.
Web Page Literary Licks Poems and Prose
Reads For Eli Jacobson
Doren Robbins' poetry, prose poetry, and short fiction has appeared in over 100 literary journals, including The American Poetry Review, Sulphur, Exquisite Corpse and Poetry International. He has published critical essays and articles on Kenneth Rexroth, Gerald Stern, Phillip Levine, Larry Levis, Philip Whalen, Charles Bukowski and Carol Tinker among others. Eastern Washington University Press is the publisher of his two recent collections of poems, My Piece of the Puzzle, a PEN Oakland Josephine Miles Literary Award winner for 2008, and Driving Face Down, which won the 2001 Blue Lynx Prize. He has also published many limited edition small press books and chapbooks. He was co-founder of the literary magazine Third Rail. "A pantry man, broiler chef, book store clerk, and carpenter from 1967-1990, he has taught Creative Writing and English since 1991." Currently he teaches Creative Writing and Literature at Foothill College.
Web Site Wikipedia Page Poets & Writers
Reads Codicil
Lewis MacAdams is the author of a dozen books and tapes and CDs of poetry, including The Poetry Room (Harper & Row), Live At The Church (Kulchur Foundation), News From Niman Farm (Tumbouctou) and Africa and the Marriage of Walt Whitman and Marilyn Monroe (Little Caesar Press). His poems have appeared in many anthologies, including The Young American Poets (Follette), An Anthology of New York Poets (Random House), The Coyote Reader (U. of California Press) and The Faber Book of Movie Verse. Over the last five years, the Blue Press in Santa Cruz has issued three new long poems, The River, Books 1,2 & 3 (2007), The Family Trees (with artist Kim Abeles) (2001) and A Poem For The Dawn of the Terror Years (2003).
Appreciation of Jim Carroll KCET Interview FOLAR
Reads three Sapphos from Poems From The Greek Anthology translated by Rexroth
In 2012, Eloise Klein Healy was named the first Los Angeles Poet Laureate. She is the author of seven books of poetry: Building Some Changes (Beyond Baroque Foundation); A Packet Beating Like a Heart (Books Of A Feather Press); Ordinary Wisdom (Paradise Press/re-released by Red Hen Press); Artemis In Echo Park (Firebrand Books), nominated for the Lambda Book Award and released as a spoken word recording by New Alliance Records; and her collections from Red Hen Press, Passing and most recently, The Islands Project: Poems for Sappho. The Inevitable Press published her chapbook Women's Studies Chronicles in the Laguna Poets Series. A Wild Surmise was published in 2013.
Web Site Wikipedia Lunch Ticket
Reads Autumn In California
An internationally known poet, novelist, biographer, memoirist and playwright. His poetry has been widely anthologized and appears in many textbooks. Among the collections of his poetry are Complete Minimal Poems and PAGES (both Random House). His largest collection, Day & Night: Bolinas Poems, was published by Black Sparrow Press in 1999.
The recipient of two National Endowment for the Arts poetry awards (one of them for his controversial one-word poem "lighght"), Saroyan is a past president of PEN USA West and a current faculty member of the Masters of Professional Writing Program at USC.
Wikipedia page on Aram Saroyan Interview Poetry Foundation
Reads excerpt from Andromeda Chained to Her Rock the Great Nebula in Her Heart with flute accompaniment
Carol Tinker was born. She's a poet, a painter, the last wife of Kenneth Rexroth and, presently living in Santa Barbara.
The Pillow Book
Reads excerpts from Noretorp-Noretsyh on the Hungarian revolution with piano and bass accompaniment
Uri Hertz launched Third Rail, a now-legendary international literary/arts review, with co-editor Doren Robbins, in 1975. Hertz took over sole editorship of the magazine in 1981 and edited the Third Rail Rexroth issue in 1987. He continues to edit Third Rail online at www.literatureandarts.com and is co-editing a new online Rexroth festschrift, with John Solt, which includes Hertz's essay on Rexroth's jazz-poetry, "The King is Dead. Long Live the King!" His own work in poetry & jazz with pianist Steve Correll and the late bassist, Glen Mont, was released as a CD under the title, Inner Cities, (Third Rail, 2005). Hertz's Poems Torn from a Life was published by highmoonoon in 2008. He teaches English at Santa Monica College and resides in Los Angeles with his wife, artist Linda Haim.
Third Rail
Reads Un Bel Di Vedremo(in memory of his mother during the German bombing of London), Advent , (and from The Lights in The Sky Are Stars for Mary)-A Sword in a Cloud of Light]
Formerly Mary, the eldest daughter of Kenneth Rexroth.
Reads Rexroth's translation of Pablo Neruda's Serenade from 30 Spanish Poems of Love And Exile
Ruben Funkahutel Guevara is a singer, songwriter, producer, writer, poet, performance artist, and impresario. He made his mark in music with his 1970s band Ruben & the Jets, who recorded two albums on the Mercury Record label, the first produced by the legendary Frank Zappa. In the early eighties, and again in the mid-nineties, he ran Zyanya Records, a subsidiary of Rhino Records. At Zyanya, he compiled and released three albums in the 80s and two in the 90s, which featured Chicano rock artists, as well as rock en Espanol groups from Latin America and Europe. He has composed a rock gospel cantata, created art videos and performance art pieces, provided music composition and coordination for movies and television, and put together shows featuring music and dance. He has been aptly called a culture sculptor.
Tantrik Funk
Reads The Advantages of Learning, Proust's Madeleine, For A Masseuse and Prostitute
Brad Dourif is a BAFTA-winning and Academy Award and Emmy-nominated American film and television actor, best known for his roles as Younger Brother in Ragtime, Billy Bibbit in One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, Hazel Motes in Wise Blood, Grima Wormtongue in The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers and Doc Cochran in the HBO television series Deadwood.
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Reads an excerpt from Jazz and Poetry, a Rexroth Essay published in Esquire Maggazine May 1958
Dr. James B. Cushing is a College English Professor, teaching Modern Poetry at California Polytechnic State University (Cal Poly) San Luis Obispo, and has been the host of the KCPR-FM (91.3) radio show "Miles Ahead" since 1997. Cushing has been a DJ since 1981, initially at KPFK, Los Angeles, then from 1986-1997 at KCBX, San Luis Obispo, and from 1997-present at KCPR. He is the only member of the Cal Poly faculty to appear in the punk-documentary "The Decline of Western Civilization," and has published three books of poetry.
Selected Works Facebook Page Cal Poly Profile
Reads The Body Beside The Ties by Kenneth Patchen
"My sense of complacency rests clearly in the statutes of limitation, the poor memory of friends, the deaths of others and, oh yes, a working wife. And it was she who read aloud Rexroth's autobiographic novel, as we motored down the west coast of Mexico. That was the summer before Kenneth and I were both institutionalized at University of California Santa Barbara."
Plays & sings original music for excerpts from A Bestiary
Bonnie Murray Tamblyn was born to music. Living on the road with her guitar for years, she gained the soul of the honky-tonk chanteuse. Bonnie stretched out into the field of folk-rock in the 60's and 70's and recorded her songs with many notable musicians on the Southern circuit; Duke Bardwell from Louisiana, Merel Bregante of Austin Texas and Al Garth from California, to name a few. In the 80's her path took the turn of devoted mother and wife to actors and artists Russ and Amber Tamblyn. Yet Bonnie never left her music, and continues to play and write.
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Reads excerpts from A Bestiary Bear, Deer, Fox & Wolf
Grayden is an American television, film and theater actress. An alumna of Barnard College and Columbia University. Grayden has been involved in critically acclaimed shows (Joan of Arcadia, Six Feet Under, Over There, John Doe and 24). She often takes character roles that are eccentric or a bit different.
More About (IMDB) Wikipedia Page on Sprague Grayden
Reads a personal essay.
Student of Kenneth Rexroth. Santa Barbara resident and poet, whose works include: Time Payment (Mudborn Press, 1978) and Night Letter (Mudborn Press, 1982)
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Auditing your Azure environments is an extremely important task. Not only because of external threats but also because of internal threats. One of possible attack vectors is permissions elevation using custom RBAC roles. The problem here is not that it is not possible to audit, the problem is that most of Azure administrators are not doing that.
The biggest part of the problem is that Azure is not validating custom roles when creating and we are able to create a role which is almost the same as built-in one.
We can see here clearly, that user with this role is able to perform read action on all resources, the role type is BuiltInRole and it's name is Reader.
Now let's check our custom role named Reader. Yes. The same name on the first look because you did not noticed a one, small space.
Notice that actions that user with this role can perform is "*" for whole subscription (which is a scope). The name of the role is "Reader " and the description of the role is the same as in built-in "Reader" role.
It shouldn't be so hard to notice that user is having an elevated permissions because it is not a "Reader" role but "Reader "? False.
Azure is just not validating it.


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Q: Print 2D list in console in C# I have following code.
class Solution
{
    static void Main(String[] args)
    {
        var matrix = new List<List<int>>();
        for (int i = 0; i < 6; ++i)
        {
            string[] elements = Console.ReadLine().Split(' ');
            matrix.Add(new List<int>());
            foreach (var item in elements)
            {
                matrix[i].Add(int.Parse(item));
            }
        }
    }
}

I know to print out the array which we read from console, convert it to int from string, we will have to use foreach loop. But here to print out the list in the console how can we write the code?

A: Print the values line by line:
foreach (var line in matrix)
{
  foreach (var item in line)
  {
    Console.Write(item+"\t");
  }
  Console.WriteLine();
}

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Mindfullness practice can help teachers to engage more effectively with students.
Dr. Pamm is a popular speaker and teacher of Mindfulness Practice. Contact her to learn how she can enrich your next event.
As a mindfulness practitioner and teacher, I'm very excited to be leading an in-service day for local teachers this month. We want to develop a kindness curriculum for their students. An article in Mindful summarizes the benefits of mindfulness and kindness – or "kindfulness" as the phrase seems to be taking hold.
Laura Pinger and Lisa Flook took "a 12-week curriculum to six schools in the Midwest. Twice a week for 20 minutes, pre-kindergarten kids were introduced to stories and practices for paying attention, regulating their emotions, and cultivating kindness." Their initial findings suggest that this program can improve kids' grades, cognitive abilities, and relationship skills.
Attention. Students learn that what they focus on is a choice.
Breath and Body. Students learn to use their breath to cultivate some peace and quiet.
Caring. Think about how others are feeling and cultivate kindness.
Depending on other people. Students learn to see themselves as helpers and begin to develop gratitude for the kindness of others.
Emotions. What do emotions feel like and look like?
Forgiveness. Young kids can be particularly hard on themselves—and others—and we teach them that everyone makes mistakes.
Gratitude. Role playing to recognize the kind acts that other people do for them teaches thankfulness.
I'll be watching the follow-up studies closely as I work with our local schools to see how we can bring the gifts of mindfulness and kindness to students and their families.
Mindfulness practice is a wonderful opportunity to "wake up" to your life and to encounter emotions, thoughts in the mind and sensations in the body with curiosity and non-judgment.
Dr. Pamela Cappetta, LPC, LMFT, will be offering an eight-week group experience to explore your struggles, joys, confusion, depression and anxiety through the lens of mindfulness. She will teach you a variety of mindfulness practices for inclusion in your daily life.
Mindfulness—waking up to what is—is a non-judging awareness in the present moment. Mindfulness arises when you pay attention on purpose in a way that is friendly and non-interfering. It is possible to develop and to bring mindfulness into all activities of daily life, both internal and external.
Paying attention on purpose, carefully and with sensitivity, can be done as a formal meditation, or informally, as a way of noticing the flow of your daily life. The benefits of mindfulness include lowering stress and increasing calmness in the mind and the body. Developing insight and wisdom into the habits of judging, thinking and reacting that are at the core of stress reactions will be addressed. Ultimately, by becoming more mindful, you will learn to make stronger and deeper contact with the moments of your life. The growing medical research suggests that mindfulness developed as a meditation skill and practiced daily offers benefits that impact both psychological and physical conditions.
Each group will be limited to 8-10 people and each person is requested to commit to attending each session. High levels of confidentiality will be expected and a commitment to daily practice outside the group will be a piece of the commitment to the mindfulness training.
Please arrive early to find your seat and settle in. You may bring beverages into the group room. Please do not wear any perfumes or fragrances (lotions, hair products, etc.) due to the sensitivity of some of the group members.
Please Note: If you are new to Dr. Cappetta's practice, you would need to schedule an individual appointment with her before the start of the Mindfulness Training group. This way she can get to know you and we can determine if your health insurance would cover the cost of the group. Also, all people registering for the Mindfulness Training group are required to pay a $100.00 deposit (with check, cash or via PayPal) to hold their place in the group. This deposit becomes non-refundable seven days prior to the first group session.
Have you heard the saying "forgiveness is an inside job"? It's true, but how do we get free from old resentments and anger that block our release into forgiveness and peace?
Name and acknowledge your feelings of anger and resentment.
In this new space you create between your emotions and your reactions, you have the freedom to choose how to respond with compassion.
Write a forgiveness letter to yourself. Forgive yourself for the times you didn't speak up or take good care of yourself or claim what you wanted. Forgive the times you didn't say "no" when you wanted to or when you didn't set healthy boundaries. Your mindful attention will reveal what you need to forgive.
Feel gratitude for the lessons you learned along the way.
Begin to cultivate compassion toward yourself and others you've had difficult relationships with.
As Hauck wisely observes, forgiveness has layers that we uncover through mindful attention. It's also a choice – one that can feel counterintuitive when we've been relying on anger for strength. But our true strength and resilience come from letting go and moving on in peace and with compassion for ourselves and others.
Can Mindfulness Help You to Stop Drinking?
Whether you've been struggling with addiction or are just wondering if you have a drinking problem, consider mindfulness practice as a way to free yourself from dependence on alcohol.
I've long believed and taught my clients that it's possible to develop and bring mindfulness into all activities of daily life, both internal and external. Keri Wiginton's recent article in The Washington Post reveals how she learned to focus more on the present moment and was able to break her unwanted drinking habit.
Keri credits mindfulness techniques with identifying what triggered her cravings. By observing those behaviors in a non-judging way and being in the moment with those cravings, she was able to stop "pairing stress-relief with Shiraz" and felt fewer urges to use alcohol.
Drinking too much isn't the only habit that can be relieved with these techniques. Any behavior that gets in the way of your happiest life could benefit from mindfulness practice.
Our culture today seems to almost deify disconnection. Young schoolchildren have the latest iGadgets, 2-year-olds are adept at smartphones, and it's not unusual to see everyone at family gatherings ignoring each other while tapping on their devices.
Connecting with others, however, is an opportunity to practice mindfulness—speaking, listening and interacting—and we can do it all day long. Faculty and staff at the UCLA Mindful Awareness Research Center even have a term for that kind of practice: It's called taking mindfulness "off the cushion" and into the world of "relational mindfulness." In my training, "off the cushion" is called the "informal mindfulness practice" with everyday interactions.
Stay deeply present. When feeling spaced out, gently bring yourself into the present moment. And when interacting with others, display authenticity and love.
Be a mindful listener. Often, we cut people off, jump in and try to "fix" people, or turn the conversation toward us. If you listen attentively, people feel seen and understood.
Notice your body. It might be your feet touching the ground, hands on your lap, or back against a chair. For most people, noticing a physical sensation serves as a reminder to come back to the present.
Speak skillfully. Use words with care and intentionality. Talk authentically from the heart.
Practice when it feels right to you. Just be aware that you have opportunities 24/7.
Choose what you want to practice. It might be: listening, speaking authentically, or just putting away your phone to fully engage with the check-out person at the grocery store.
Finally, remember that no one needs to know what you are doing when you are practicing informal mindfulness because it's a form of "stealth" mindfulness—mindfulness you can quietly practice all day long.
Get "interconnected" with yourself, others, and the world.
Ever feel as if you're living in a bubble, separate from everyone else? All of us have moments when we feel somewhat isolated from life. For some, however, this sense of isolation exacerbates anxiousness, creating feelings of despair, painful separation, and a longing to feel integrated with life.
Studies now indicate that two Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction practices can alleviate anxiety by helping sufferers get back in touch with themselves and the world around them.
Do this simple practice as soon as you realize you're feeling separate. It can be done in any position, but keep your eyes open and stay engaged.
Deepen awareness of your body. Become aware of the points of contact with the surface beneath you, a sense of weight as you rest in gravity, or a feeling of how you fully inhabit three dimensions. Relax any tension. Allow your vision to expand, and soften your gaze. Connect with your breath and your heart, be present, and actively bring kindness to yourself.
Engage your visual field and body awareness together. Open your peripheral vision so you're aware of your hands on your lap, or more fully sense your entire body. Hear the sounds around you, feel sensations, and gently acknowledge any thoughts or feelings.
Set aside 20 minutes for this meditation practice. Do it seated, standing, or even lying down—just be comfortable and alert.
Gently shift awareness to breathing. Be aware of naturally breathing in and out, tuning in to one inhalation and one exhalation at a time. Focus on your breath wherever you feel it most distinctly, like your chest, belly or nostrils. Let your awareness rest there… being mindful of breathing in and out.
Feel your body's connection. Feel the surface supporting you. Then notice how that surface is connected to the floor, which is connected to the building you're in, which is connected to the Earth. Reflect on being in a safe place with nothing you need to do, nowhere you must go, and no one you have to be. "Just allow yourself to be held in the heart of the earth with kindness and ease," says Stahl.
Expand your awareness. Sense the connection of the Earth to the solar system, and then the vast universe. In this way, we're all interconnected.
Feel the grace of this universe. Appreciate that you are an intrinsic part of this universe and can never be separated from it. Feel a sense of connection and interconnection; you are at home within your being.
Gradually return awareness to your breath. Feel how your entire body breathes in and out, from head to toe, to fingertips—unified, connected, and whole.
I often work with clients who are weighed down by feelings of anger and resentment over old hurts. Sometimes they're burdened by guilt caused by their own actions. Either way, peace comes through forgiving others and ourselves.
If there's someone you'd like to forgive, but don't know how to do it, I encourage you to listen Dr. Mark Bertin's guided meditation below. Through the simple story of two monks who encounter a rude woman, he gently illustrates the way that we add to our negative experiences by fostering anger and resentment. Then, he leads us through a mindful release into a state of forgiveness. A transcript of the meditation is available on Mindful.org as well.
Robert Bonakdar, MD, is Director of Pain Management at the Scripps Center for Integrative Medicine. In a recent editorial published in USA Today, he courageously disagrees with the United States Surgeon General's campaign to reduce opioid drug dependencies through education and addiction awareness. The real problem, Dr. Bonkadar argues, is that there are other ways to manage chronic pain, but insurance companies won't pay for them.
The doctor does see signs of hope, however, that decision makers are beginning to understand the human benefits and corporate cost savings of pain management methods such as exercise and diet, biofeedback and nutrition, Tai Chi, yoga, acupuncture, CBT and mindfulness.
If you are one of the 100 million Americans who suffer with chronic pain, I urge you to consider mindfulness meditation and other non-drug treatments as part of your pain management program.
 Robert Bonkadar, M.D., "Docs Need Help to Ease Opioid Epidemic," USA Today, September 28, 2016.
For many years now, scientific studies have shown that mindfulness meditation has a profound effect on our health and wellbeing. Still, new clients routinely express skepticism about meditation—they assume it's just a timeout from the stress of everyday living with no long-term health benefits.
An article I keep handy to encourage these doubters appeared in the January 2012 SYDNEY MORNING HERALD, titled "7 Health Benefits of Meditation." It's worth reading the full article, but here's my synopsis in case you'd rather spend your time meditating than reading.
Somehow we all know that relaxation is good for us, right? When we pause, take a deep breath, and let it out, it helps us to relax our bodies and clear our minds so that we can refocus with more clarity and energy. But is that all? What does science say about why intentional meditation for 10-15 minutes a day is so beneficial?
Researchers at Harvard Medical School did a comprehensive scientific study showing that deep relaxation changes our bodies on a genetic level and in long-term practitioners of relaxation methods such as yoga and meditation, far more "disease-fighting genes" were active, compared to those who practiced no form of relaxation.
How can relaxation have such wide-ranging and powerful effects?
I hope you'll learn more about those methods by reading the full article, or explore the Mindfulness section of this website.
republished on Food Matters, Jan. 26, 2012.
This month's issue of Mindful magazine has an excellent article by Emma Seppälä, who looks at the emerging science around the benefits of loving-kindness meditation.
First, the author notes the confusion and possible misconceptions—or even biases—that some people have about meditation. As she notes, there are many forms of meditation practice that we may have tried once or twice, before concluding they weren't helpful for us.
Loving-kindness meditation focuses on developing feelings of goodwill, kindness and warmth towards others … compassion, kindness and empathy are very basic emotions to us. Research shows that loving-kindness meditation has a tremendous amount of benefits [including] relief from illness and improving emotional intelligence.
For the scientific evidence that supports the author's 18 Reasons below, I urge you to read Dr. Seppälä's full article. If these reasons intrigue you, then you may also enjoy the author's TEDx talk—a recording of the loving-kindness meditation she uses.
The science is increasingly clear on the benefits of mindfulness meditation. Countless patients of mine—and I suspect some of your friends and acquaintances—will also attest to its helpfulness. May your own practice bring you peace, healing, and joy.
 Emma Seppälä, "18 Science-Based Reasons to Try Loving-Kindness Meditation," Mindful, Oct. 2016.


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All BASSETTI, Marcantonio Oil Paintings
Portrait of an Old Man with Gloves 22
Oil on canvas Museo di Castelvecchio, Verona
BASSETTI, Marcantonio1.jpgPainting ID:: 4975
BASSETTI, Marcantonio
Italian painter, Veronese school (b. 1588, Verona, d. 1630, Verona) Italian painter. He was a pupil of Felice Brusasorci (Ridolfi), but he soon moved to Venice, where he studied the art of Jacopo Tintoretto in particular, but also that of Jacopo Bassano and of Veronese, whose works he copied in chiaroscuro drawings (mainly Windsor Castle, Royal Lib.) similar to those of Domenico Tintoretto. Bassetti's early painted Portrait of a Man with a Glove (Verona, Castelvecchio) is essentially Venetian, close to the art of Bassano.
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Can a PepsiCo-Powered Crowd of Scientists Rescue Moms, Infants?
Last November, Scientists Without Borders underwent a makeover from a social networking site for scientists to an open innovation platform that crowdsources solutions to scientific problems. The first major challenge, sweetened by $10,000 in PepsiCo-funded prize money, is reducing infant mortality in the developing world through better nutrition.
Infant mortality in many developing countries is high (3.6 million children dying each year in the neonatal period), but it could easily be averted by reducing the deficiencies of micronutrients (i.e. folic acid) in women of childbearing age. Folic acid is available in supplements and pre-made foods in developed countries, but that's not the case elsewhere. Scientists were being asked to develop an at-home or community-based method for women to safely, easily, and affordably fortify staple foods with folic acid–without requiring major cultural or behavioral changes.
The challenge stopped accepting solutions in November, and now an advisory panel of three leading nutrition scientists is picking from 51 of the best entries, which came from all over the world–including 22 entries from the the Global South (Africa, Asia, Central and Latin America). "We're tapping into communities not usually engaged in these processes," says Shaifali Puri, Executive Director of Scientists Without Borders.
The advisory panel is in the final stages of review, and a winner will be announced next month. Scientists Wihout Borders is already in talks to develop more partner-funded challenges, perhaps related to medicine, agriculture, or water.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai claims it will be impossible to eliminate all offensive content from YouTube despite 'getting it right over 99% of the time' because the site is too big
Pichai said YouTube's massive scale makes it hard to eliminate hateful content
Firm relies on humans and AI to tackle the issue, but it can't be perfect, he said
YouTube has faced criticism for failing to remove hateful and violent content
By Annie Palmer For Dailymail.com
Google CEO Sundar Pichai says he's not sure YouTube will ever be able to fully eliminate hateful content on the video-sharing site.
YouTube has increasingly relied upon a mix of humans and technology to take down videos that violate its rules, but it may never get rid of this content completely, Pichai admitted in a new interview with CNN.
It comes as the Google-owned platform, which counts two billion-plus users worldwide, has come under fire for its failure to remove content promoting hate speech, conspiracy theories and violence.
YouTube relies upon a mix of humans and AI to take down videos that violate its rules, but it may never get rid of this content entirely, according to Google CEO Sundar Pichai (pictured)
YouTube is working hard to get rid of bad content, but given its ever-increasing scale, this problem has become more and more challenging, the Google CEO explained.
'It's one of those things where let's say we're getting it right over 99 percent of the time, you'll still be able to find examples,' Pichai told CNN.
'Our goal is to take that to a very, very small percentage. Well below one percent.
'Any large scale systems, it's tough. Think about credit card transactions, there's still going to be some fraud in the system. So anything you run at that scale, you have to think about percentages,' he added.
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YouTube continuously evolves its policies around these kinds of content in order to respond to changes in user activity or new issues that arise, he said.
For example, earlier this month, YouTube announced it would ban users from posting videos that promote violence and extremism, such as Nazi glorification and white supremacy, as well as hoax videos that try to debunk known tragedies, like the Sandy Hook shooting and the Holocaust.
In an interview with CNN, Pichai explained that he wishes Google had addressed some of YouTube's issues earlier, such as the spread of hoax videos denying the Sandy Hook shooting
Earlier this month, YouTube announced it would ban users from posting videos that promote violence and extremism, as well as hoax videos that try to debunk known tragedies
Despite the new policy, YouTube has received criticism for its slow response to many of its most pressing issues, such as the presence of hoax videos that deny the existence of the Sandy Hook shooting or the Parkland shooting.
'We wish we had gotten to the problems sooner than we did,' Pichai told CNN.
'I think we became aware collectively of some of the pitfalls here and since then, we've been working hard. We've changed some of our priorities.'
Along with banning some hateful content, YouTube has also ramped up its focus on 'borderline content.'
WHAT CONTENT IS YOUTUBE BANNING?
YouTube will no longer allow supremacist videos on its site.
This includes videos saying a group is superior in order to justify discrimination, segregation or exclusion, based on qualities like age, gender, race, caste, religion, sexual orientation or veteran status.
Nazi ideologies, Holocaust denial and Sandy Hook hoax conspiracies are just a few examples of content that will no longer be allowed.
YouTube didn't name any specific videos or channels that would be removed as a result of the move.
The company is also taking steps to prevent the spread of 'borderline content,' or videos that come close to violating its policies around hate speech or misinformation.
This includes content that doesn't necessarily violate its policies, but could be used to spread 'harmful misinformation.'
Some have argued that government regulators should step in to better manage Silicon Valley's issues around hate speech, privacy and potential anti-competitive practices.
Pichai pushed back against this idea, telling CNN: 'Scale does offer many benefits, it's important to understand that. Big companies are what are investing in technologies like AI the most.'
If tech giants' scale were to be cut back, it could create an opening for other countries to become dominant players, he added.
'There are many countries around the world which aspire to be the next Silicon Valley, and they are supporting their companies too,' Pichai said. 'So we have to balance both.'
In a separate interview with Axios, Pichai said YouTube is applying some of the tactics used in Google Search to rank content by quality in an effort to stamp out borderline material.
'We are bringing that same notion and approach to YouTube so that we can rank higher quality stuff better and really prevent borderline content,' Pichai told Axios.
'Content which doesn't exactly violate policies, which need to be removed, but which can still cause harm.'
In order to do so more effectively, Pichai said Google and the industry as a whole will have to answer some tough questions.
'It's a hard computer science problem, it's also a hard societal problem because we need better frameworks around what is hate speech, what's not, and how do we as a company make those decisions at scale and get it right,' Pichai told Axios.
'We aren't quite where we want to be,' he added.
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There's been a ton of "the Greats" in our history. Sumeria had Sargon the Great. China had Yu the Great. Persia had Cyrius, Darius and Xerxes…all "the Greats." India had Ashoka and Kanishka…yep…they were both "the Great." Even Korea had a "the Great" – the oh so well-known Gwanggaeto the Great who spread his empire into Russia, China and Mongolia.
These gents were all greats. They all expanded their empires, scared the living daylights out of bordering peoples and instilled pride in their own brethren who saw their influence forced across their region.
But for all their influence, they're nothing compared to the greatest empire builder of all time – Alexander the Great.
He set the bar for every future general-turned-emperor who believed power came to those who made war. Napoleon Bonaparte looked to Alexander's campaigns for guidance. Julius Caesar once wept upon seeing Alexander's likeness in a statue. Even Hitler hoped his Nazis would one day rule the world like Alexander's Macedonians.
But Alexander was the first, and like Napoleon and Hitler (not so much Caesar) he was an outsider to the people he would claim to rule, a man never truly accepted by his adopted nation as one of their own. For Alexander was from Macedonia, the illegitimate, red-headed stepchild province to the more refined Greeks to the south. Every refined culture likes to validate its own preeminence by demeaning the attributes of its lesser neighbors. For the Greeks, these lessers were the Macedonians to the north, the less-dignified, poorly-spoken, illiterate country folk who were seen as a mere nuisance to the more established city-states of the Greek peninsula.
These Macedonians might not have had the philosophers of Athens or the historians of Thebes or the poets of Lesbos, but they had King Philip II and Philip knew how to take advantage of the precarious turn of affairs after Sparta and Athens and their respective allies had beat the crap out of each other for three decades in the Peloponnesian War. By 404 BC, Greece was a war-torn, exhausted, hungry, poor, broken network of disunited city-states. Sparta might have eventually won this civil war, but no Greek emerged strong enough to repel outside invaders.
Enter King Philip II, the opportunistic Macedonian who swept in, brought the Greek city-states to their knees and established himself as King of all Greeks. At first the Greeks underestimated Philip's Macedonians, but they were far superior than the soft Athenians gave them credit. Under Philip, they had become a wealthy people, trading timber, cattle, sheep and horses. They were a resilient people, completely self-sufficient and not softened by the trappings of gluttony that had paralyzed the southern Greeks. They liked to fight, and they followed Philip into battle unquestionably.


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The Ideology of the Bicycle
Jody Rosen's new history of our two-wheeled machines proves that they might be the one thing we all have in common.
By Zoë Beery
The Atlantic; FPG Archive Photos / Bettmann / Raimonda Kulikauskiene / Getty
Updated at 12:29 p.m. ET on June 2, 2022.
Back in the late 2000s, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, was the world's coolest neighborhood. And if lifestyle blogs were to be believed, everyone in Williamsburg rode a bike. But not everyone in New York did, and then-Mayor Michael Bloomberg wanted to change that. He installed hundreds of miles of bike lanes throughout the city, which had the potential to cut both pollution and traffic deaths.
In the Hasidic section of South Williamsburg, the Department of Transportation striped a white corridor down a particularly chaotic section of Bedford Avenue, home to kosher grocery stores and Hasidic apartment buildings. Locals, already wary of outsiders, were furious. To them, bikes were not symbols of hip urbanism but of unwelcome intrusion—particularly by women riders whose clothes offended the community's religious mandate of strict modesty.
Ahead of Bloomberg's reelection bid, the city removed the bike lane. A few nights later, the Hasidic community patrol found renegade cyclists repainting it at 3:30 a.m. The city got rid of the DIY lane, too, leaving the two sides debating for months, but the lane never reappeared. Cyclists still ride that stretch, finding their own path through tightly crammed vehicles. The Hasidim still seem to resent the cyclists. The conflict grinds on.
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Substitute 1890 for 2009, or London for New York, and this episode looks the same as any other in the endless drama between cyclists and the people who live begrudgingly alongside them. From their debut in the 1800s, bicycles have been a confounding presence on the streets, their riders' unpredictable careening infuriating carriage drivers, then car drivers, and, the whole time, pedestrians. For just as long, many cyclists have tightly held on to a sense of moral superiority about their machines. As climate collapse looms, bicycles have taken on a saintly quality, extolled as squeaky-clean instruments of penance for wealthy countries' carbon emissions.
Or at least, that's the story that many of us, especially in the global North, tell ourselves about bicycles. What's missing from it could fill a book, which Jody Rosen, a New York Times Magazine contributor and lifelong cyclist, has written. Two Wheels Good: The History and Mystery of the Bicycle takes readers time-traveling and globe-trotting to build up an alternate narrative about a simple machine that becomes harder to categorize the more you learn about it. Through history and across cultures, bicycles are a human denominator. Their past and future concern us all—even if you don't think they have anything to do with you.
The first machine resembling a bicycle emerged in 1817 from the workshop of the German inventor Baron Karl von Drais. His Laufmaschine ("running machine") was essentially a balance bike—two wheels connected by a seat, which the rider pushed forward with their feet. It took until the turn of the century for the bicycle to evolve into what we ride today: two evenly sized wheels connected via a frame and propelled by a pedal-powered drivetrain. This iteration of the bike really took off, transforming the machine from a reviled plaything of the idle rich to a threatening equalizer of the classes and the sexes. (Susan B. Anthony said in 1896 that cycling was doing "more to emancipate women than anything else in the world.")
Rosen covers this early history because he has to, but immediately starts mining it for nuance. "The bicycle is a populist project, the result of grassroots innovation and an exchange of knowledge that runs in all directions," he writes, acknowledging that hobbyists retrofitted its design nearly from the beginning. He connects those amateur engineers to both Vietnamese guerrilla fighters who packed anti-French, and then anti-American, bombs into their frames, and to American "freak bike" clubs that solder together endearingly bizarre contraptions that are almost impossible to ride. Even when they're a bit of a stretch, these historical and global parallels, which Rosen draws throughout the book, disentangle bicycles from the ownership of any one time or type of person.
Having the motivation to write this much about bikes requires loving them, which Rosen does, deeply. After a childhood spent admiring bicycle design, he fell hard for riding as a messenger in Boston during college ("I've definitely never had a more pleasurable job," he says), an experience that made him a lifelong enthusiast but not a pedantic gearhead. Even after decades of cycling he regards it with a fresh mind, still in awe of the pure joy of the experience. In the passages where he describes what it actually feels like to ride, he makes it sound irresistible:
[On] a particularly free-flowing ride, [your] body and being—shoulders, hands, hips, legs, bones, muscles, skin, brain—seem to be inseparable from the strong but supple bicycle frame. At such moments, to conceive of the bike as a vehicle is perhaps not quite right. It may be more accurate to think of it as a prosthesis. Ideally, it is hard to say exactly where the bicyclist ends and the bicycle begins.
His enthusiasm does occasionally overwhelm. Fascinating tidbits organized by loose themes, abrupt topical switches within sections, and chapters on trick cycling, exercise bikes, and bikes as sex objects make the book comprehensive but also unfocused. Still, the meandering structure often feels like a leisurely ride, full of spontaneous detours into unexpected delight.
But what makes the book essential is its rigorous reporting. Rosen holds his responsibility as a journalist higher than his love for his subject, sharing unflattering and sometimes bleak truths about bicycles that rust their shining image. Like the lithium that powers electric-car batteries (and e-bikes), the materials that bikes are made from are steeped in the blood of the global South. Rubber for early bike tires was harvested in the late 1800s by laborers in Brazil and others in Belgian Congo, whom the colonizers mutilated or murdered by the millions. The asphalt that first paved major American and European cities around the same time (it was cyclists who first successfully demanded smoothed-out streets) came from Pitch Lake in Trinidad, then owned by American business interests in contract with imperial Britain, and later exploited mostly for foreign benefit despite being state-owned; Trinidadians still saw almost none of the benefit after more than a century of their labor.
Bicycles can also themselves be a vehicle for colonialism. Klondike bicycles, designed (albeit poorly) to navigate unpaved terrain in cold temperatures, helped 1890s gold prospectors in Canada more thoroughly exploit land that had long belonged to Indigenous communities. Bike lanes like the ones that bedeviled the Hasidim are also, in historically Black and Latino neighborhoods in the U.S., omens for displacement. Rosen doesn't wrestle with these stories so much as list them in thorny intertwinings, challenging readers to put aside any assumptions they might have had about bikes before picking up the book.
To prove both the flexibility and unwavering functional value of bicycles, Rosen looks, near the end of the book, toward adjacent machines: the tricycles piloted by Dhaka's impoverished rickshawallahs, and the e-bikes that New York City's mostly immigrant deliveristas use to drop off takeout. Both types of work are grueling and exploitative, and the people doing them face government bans of the tools of their livelihoods. But as police and bureaucrats in those and many other cities have had to accept, there is no eliminating bicycles, or the various forms of transportation derived from them. Their promise of some sort of freedom, whether personal or economic, is too great to be suppressed.
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This holds true whether you ride for work, pleasure, or simple transportation. The world's rickshawallahs and deliveristas use their modified bikes to navigate an economy that marginalizes them, so they likely don't romanticize their rides the way that hobbyists like Rosen (or me) do. But anyone who cycles does so because that's how you get where you're going mostly on your own terms, something that no other form of transportation allows for in quite the same way. Bicycle history may be complicated, but the reason it's such a long history is not. Everyone appreciates a hint of self-determination.
Amid the Hasid-hipster uproar, a self-appointed peacemaker named Baruch Herzfeld, a 30-something Modern Orthodox Jew who ran a bike shop on the edge of the neighborhood, tried several times to get the two sides talking. In 2010 he told The Atlantic that outsiders had been missing important context for the controversy: In this particular Hasidic community, typically only children rode bicycles. Brawling over something that they considered a toy likely made the whole thing not just infuriating but perplexing for the Hasidim.
But by Herzfield's telling, a few Hasidic men would also rent bikes covertly at night, sometimes returning overwhelmed with joy—"They say, 'It's beautiful! It's wonderful!'" Bikes became little miracles that zipped them through an enlivening, novel tour of their own neighborhood. Finding a personal relationship with bikes had changed their minds about who could ride. All it took was someone leading the way.
If non-bike people can be persuaded to read it, Two Wheels Good might do the same thing. In showing that bikes have always been complicated—accessories to some and essential to others, means of recreation and of labor, signifiers of both wealth and poverty—Rosen also shows that they are universal, inviting even the most skeptical readers along with his humility and humor. Bicycles don't belong to hipsters in Brooklyn or to parents in Copenhagen, and riding one doesn't have to signify anything about the rider. You needn't give your bike a second thought if you don't want to. In all of their complexity, and maybe because of it, bicycles have always been, and will always be, for everyone.
This article previously misstated that Brazil was a Portuguese colony in the late 1800s.


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Q: Generalising the Dirichlet L-Series An MSE user and myself were discussing the Dirichlet L-function from one of their posts when we thought of a generalisation to the Riemann Hypothesis.
The Dirichlet L-series is defined by $$L(s,\chi)=\sum_{n=1}^\infty\frac{\chi(n)}{n^s}=\sum_{n=1}^\infty\frac{\Re\chi(n)+i\Im\chi(n)}{n^s}$$ and $\chi$ is the Dirichlet character, which can be extended through analytic continuation.
The Generalised Riemann Hypothesis is equivalent to proving that $L(s,\chi)=0\implies \Re s=1/2$ for every $s,\chi$. Now what if we further extend this hypothesis? Clearly $\chi$ is not real for all values of $n$ modulo $k$ for some $k\in\Bbb Z^+$, so what if we define the function $$L_k(s,\chi)=\sum_{n=1}^\infty\frac{(\Re\chi(n))^k+(\Im\chi(n))^k}{n^{s/k}}$$ so that the numerator is always real? It can be shown that it converges for $\Re s>1$, and we also have the fact that $\exists k\in\Bbb Z^+: \chi(n)=\chi(n+k)\,\forall n$. I have added the $s/k$ power in the denominator as otherwise, the numerator quickly tends to zero.
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*What do the zeros of $L_k$ look like? A complex plot would be preferable.

*Is there a link/expression between this and the standard Dirichlet L-function?

Thanks.


About Ethan Felizzari - ETHAN FELIZZARI.
Ethan Felizzari, born & raised in Long Island, New York, is a prolific producer, director, writer, actor & entrepreneur. Most notably he is the CEO of CK Productions Inc, a New York based production company. He has worked in many projects ranging from theatrical productions to films to brand new business ventures. Ethan founded CK Productions Inc. in December of 2013. Mainly producing theatre, he then ventured on to producing film, music videos, podcasts and more while still managing to act and work in philanthropic services. Currently, Ethan is the COO/Co-Founder of SavePop Inc. (a digital couponing application), VP of non-for-profit, Free Food for the Homeless & the Hungry, and is working on new projects daily with CK Productions Inc.
Felizzari's credits in the arts are quite plentiful producing over 10 films, 100 theatrical productions and directing over 40 of those theatrical productions and films. Ethan has just concluded working on a new collaborative project with Kodak & Kickstarter, ABUELO. Other Films include: By the Code (Web Series, Prod./Actor), Wild Minds Never Learn (Short, Prod./Dir.), Perspective (Series, Dir./Prod./Writer), Santi (Short, Prod.) & more. Theatre (Regional & NYC): Backyard/Desert (World Premiere in NYC, Dir.), Lost in Yonkers (Prod./Dir.), Avenue Q (Prod./Dir.), The Great Gatsby (L.I. Premiere, Prod./Dir.), columbinus (L.I. Premiere, Prod./dir) & more. Ethan recently premiered his first full length show, Turkeys Go on Strike: A Satirical Musical in December 2017 and has a few upcoming workshops for the original musical in Manhattan & on Long Island in the near future.
Felizzari has received many honors from over 30 festivals in theatre and within film. Amongst those accolades, Ethan was nominated on behalf of his film, La Sangre en Nuestras Venas, for Best Short Film at the Queens World Film Festival and various BroadwayWorld Regional Award nominations for Best Director & Best Actor in Theatre.
CK Productions Inc. is created.
CK Films, the film division of CK Productions Inc. was announced.
La Sangre en Nuestras Venas, CK Films' first short, is accepted into over 20 film festivals. This marks CK Productions first stint in the festival circuit.
The Richie Applebaum Theatre, named after Ethan's deceased mentor, is open! Over 50 productions will be produced within those walls.
The Richie Applebaum Theatre closes its doors, but CK Productions continued to operate it theatrical division on a bigger scale with Off-Broadway & Regional Theaters.
CK Productions Inc. launches its first Documentary Series and signs on to produce two YouTube channels and various podcasts for 2019.
Ethan joined Free Food for the Homeless & the Hungry as the Vice President. His duties include overseeing daily operations of the charity and business growth.
Ethan and his brother Justin launched their application, SavePop, where people can save money at their favorite businesses using digital coupons, after two years of planning & creation.


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Pay-per-click advertising has become an important part of online marketing and it can be a highly effective way to drive traffic to your site. However, it takes a considerable amount of time and expertise to master. If you are new to the world of pay per click, consider hiring a PPC expert to help you avoid the many pitfalls that come with pay per click advertising. A PPC professional can help create profitable campaigns that generate high quality traffic and garner the best ROI.


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Cășeiu é uma comuna romena localizada no distrito de Cluj, na região histórica da Transilvânia. A comuna possui uma área de 83.28 km² e sua população era de 4943 habitantes segundo o censo de 2007.

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Comunas de Cluj (distrito)
Localidades da Roménia
Fortes romanos
Localidades da Transilvânia

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James L. Quickel
World War Two veteran Sgt. James Lavere Quickel (USMC) was relieved of duty on September 8th, 2017. He was born on September 4th, 1927 to James Monroe Quickel and Edna Marie (Cleaver) Forsythe in East Berlin, PA. James was married to Nadine R. (Sieg) Quickel until she passed away May 25th, 1988.
James is survived by three sons, Bradley J. (Melissa) Quickel, Sanford S. (Sandra) Quickel, and Anthony L. (Cynthia) Quickel. Along with his sons, he is survived by grandchildren Esther, Scott, Ben, Shaun, and Anthony, as well as great grandchildren Daniel, Ziva, Zara and Isla. Also living are Molly and Leah Snyder, who considered him Pappy Quickel.
James had a passion for mineralogy. His mineral collection, which ranks among the best in the state of Pennsylvania, is on display at Bryn Mawr College. Among his other achievements were being a champion rattlesnake competitor at such places as Morris, Sinnamahoning, and Cross Forks, PA. He was a revered homing pigeon competitor in the 1950s and 1960s, when he won many competitions. For many years, James served as a scoutmaster with Troop 85 in New Oxford, PA and was a Vigil member of the Order of the Arrow. His sons Bradley and Sanford achieved the rank of Eagle and Life scouts respectively, for which he was very proud of both. His grandson Anthony also went on to achieve the rank of Eagle.
James wore the title of United States Marine with great pride. He was a combat veteran in China in 1946-47. In addition to his service in China, he was also stationed as a radio operator in Guam. His memories of his service were happy, and he continued to be in contact with fellow servicemen until they preceded him in death.
Whether it was racing motorcycles or hunting, he was happiest sharing time with his sons Brad and Sandy. Their love of the outdoors formed a special bond over the years. He enjoyed nothing more than spending time at Sandy's cabin in Cameron County or during his many trips to visit Brad in Maine. He had a great love for all three of his daughters-in-law and all of his grandchildren.
The family would like to thank the staff of the Claremont Nursing and Rehabilitation Center for the incredible job they did while James was a resident.
There will be no viewing or funeral. However, the family would like to invite friends, relatives, and nursing staff to the Carlisle VFW at 2104 W. Trindle Road, Carlisle, PA on September 16th, 2017 from 2:00-4:00pm for a few hours of food and refreshments in order to celebrate the life of "THE MARINE" JAMES L. QUICKEL. SEMPER FI! www.Since1853.com.
Quickel Family So sorry for your loss.
Prayers to all of you.
Michael Railing
Sanford and Family:
We are very sorry to hear of the passing of your father. You are in our thoughts and prayers during this time.
Linda and Bob Markley
I was sorry to hear of Jims passing. I enjoyed my time with him greatly and made working at Claremont interesting.
He was one proud Marine who enjoyed any activity involving true Veterans at Claremont.
Condolences to all the boys and their family's. I will never forget your dad. He used to hug me so hard I could hear the bones popping in my back. He was my 'real life' John Wayne. He will be missed but always in my thoughts. Prayers to all.
Nancy Brymesser Waters
Sending thoughts and prayers to the Quickel families, I'm so sorry for your loss.
Doug & Brenda Bradley


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