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HALL OF FAMER RONNIE LOTT SHARES WISDOM FROM HIS PLAYBOOK ON LIFE LESSONS
Just in time for football, THiNKaha releases #SPORTS tweet, a motivational business book that will empower the champion in everyone.
CUPERTINO, CA (PRWEB) September 8, 2010 -- Inspiration and life lessons from coaches have helped to shape the life of Hall of Fame football champion Ronnie Lott. He is an inspiration both on and off the field, from his multiple Super Bowl rings and ten Pro-Bowl appearances to his tireless commitment to making life better for children at risk. Empowered by what he learned from coaches about life and sports, Ronnie's new book, #SPORTS tweet, is a compilation of those "aha" moments of life and how to use these experiences to shape one's destiny.
Designed to be a fast and accessible read, each one of the 140 character bite-sized quotes in this playbook focuses on learning from adversity and success, drawing from Ronnie's journey through childhood, playing football both in college at USC and in the NFL, and achieving success in business and in life as a husband and father.
"This book will bring out the best in you if you give each simple aha moment a chance to sink in. We believe that these nuggets of truth and inspiration will empower the reader to reach for achieving excellence in their lives, whatever their passion is," says Ronnie Lott.
"A kid has to dream. Even if dreams don't come true, we're all better off for dreaming," write Mr. Lott and co-author Keith Potter in this motivational book. "If you don't stare adversity down, it'll take you down."
Advance praise for #SPORTS tweet comes from a who's who in the sports world, including fellow Hall of Famer Marcus Allen, NBA Point Guard Baron Davis, and Super Bowl XXXV MVP Ray Lewis. "This book of sports tweets is very inspirational, great reading, and very credible coming from a proven Hall of Famer like Ronnie Lott," says Daniel M. Snyder, owner of the Washington Redskins. The foreword is written by Sean Payton, the head coach of the Super Bowl Champion New Orleans Saints.
"Ronnie has created the ultimate playbook for lessons learned in life. #SPORTS tweet is a work of excellence and a great addition to our THiNKaha Series. These authors define leadership and passion with the wisdom they share in each section," states Mitchell Levy, Author and CEO of THiNKaha. "In today's fast-paced, Internet-connected world, readers want an alternative to the book that takes 15 days or more to read. THiNKaha is that alternative, allowing the reader to reread and grab new concepts from the book, every month in 15 minutes."
Ronnie Lott
The name Ronnie Lott screams toughness and excellence. As a ten-time Pro Bowl selection and a first-ballot Hall of Famer, Ronnie is one of the most respected figures in professional sports. Add his four Super Bowl rings with the San Francisco 49ers to what was arguably his best season, leading the NFL in interceptions with the Oakland Raiders, and you've heard only part of the story. Off the field, Lott is known as a tireless advocate for children. His nonprofit, All Stars Helping Kids, has raised millions of dollars to improve the lives of at-risk young people. Even more, Ronnie is a coach and catalyst for other athletes who have a heart for making their communities a better place.
Keith Potter
Keith Potter is an author, faith-coach, and inspirational speaker committed to empowering champions, rejuvenating marriages, and revitalizing organizations. After leading and launching nonprofit enterprises for twenty-five years, Potter understands the passions, principles, and priorities that mobilize people for both goodness and greatness. As the creative force behind the nonprofit The Champion Project, Keith Potter coaches leadership teams and emerging leaders internationally. He is the consummate teacher, catalyst, and friend to influencers in numerous fields.
THiNKaha, an imprint of Happy About®, is a leader in timely, cutting-edge books and mobile applications from relevant experts that provide valuable information in a fun, Twitter-brief format for a fast-paced world. Every book in the THiNKaha series is a slim, hand volume, about 100 pages in length, which consists of 140 quotes of timely, practical advice or wisdom. Presented in tweet format, each "aha" is 140 characters or less. These bite-sized words of wisdom span a number of subjects and interests. Titles include: #COACHING tweet, #TEAMWORK tweet, #LEADERSHIP tweet, #MOJO tweet, and more. For more information, go to http://www.thinkaha.com. Corporations interested in exploring publishing a book series should contact the associate publisher, Janae Pierre at janae.pierre@happyabout.info or via phone at +1 408-921-1568.
Purchase a copy of #SPORTS tweet on THiNKaha, Amazon, or other selected retailers.
- http://www.happyabout.com/thinkaha/sportstweet01.php
- http://www.amazon.com/SPORTS-tweet-Book01-Learned-Coaches/dp/1616990325
TITLE: #SPORTS tweet Book01
SUBTITLE: What I learned from Coaches about Sports and Life
AUTHOR: Ronnie Lott with Keith Potter


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Thank the Creator of the Headless Horseman for Your Favorite American Christmas Traditions
By Commonplace Fun Facts on December 24, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )
There are certain people who figure prominently in the development of Christmas traditions. What would Christmas be like without Irving Berlin's "White Christmas," Thomas Nast's depiction of Santa, or Clement Moore's immortal poem, "The Night Before Christmas"?
Washington Irving (1783-1859)
When listing those responsible for your Christmas looking the way it does, don't overlook one prominent name: Washington Irving. Irving tends to be associated more with Halloween, as the author of The Legend of Sleepy Hallow and his ghoulish creation, the Headless Horseman. He wrote so much about Christmas, however, that he is often credited with creating Christmas in America as we know it.
At the start of the 19th century, the only winter holiday of real significance in New York was New Year's Eve. Americans were less-than-enthusiastic about celebrating Christmas, with various religious denominations differing in how should be observed. Most viewed Christmas as sacred, and many considered it blasphemous to observe it in any way other than through solemn fasting and prayer. That began to change in 1809, when Irving published A History of New York from the Beginning of the World to the End of the Dutch Dynasty by Diedrich Knickerbocker.
Irving's book parodied the traditions of New York's Dutch settlers. Irving paid special attention to their patron saint, Nicholas, whom they called "Sanct Claus." Irving tells how "the good Saint Nicholas came riding over the tops of the trees, in that self-same wagon wherein he brings his yearly presents for children." He describes St. Nicholas as smoking a pipe, placing presents in stockings hung by the chimney, and riding in a sleigh pulled by eight tiny reindeer. Irving also settled the issue of how Santa gets into homes with locked doors; he was the first to describe Santa descending down the chimney.
Irving's popularization of Santa Claus was on the beginning of the Christmas revival in America. Beginning in 1819 and continuing through 1820, Irving published a series of 34 essays and short stories that would eventually be compiled and released as The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent. included within this work were two of his best-known stories, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and Rip Van Winkle.
Also included were five essays about Christmas. These stories were so popular that they were later republished with illustrations as Old Christmas.
The first of the stories was simply titled "Christmas." Irving reflects on the meaning of Christmas and includes tender descriptions of Advent services at church and how they lead to "full jubilee on the morning that brought peace and good-will…" Foreshadowing today's commercialization of Christmas, he bemoaned the "havoc made among the hearty old holiday customs" and expressed a desire to return to traditional "games and ceremonials."
The second story, "The Stage Coach," depicted a journey by stage coach on Christmas Eve, surrounded by children excited by the prospect of being reunited with family and pets. He tells of running into an old acquaintance, Frank Bracebridge, who invites him to join his family at Bracebridge Hall and to celebrate Christmas with them.
The third story, "Christmas Eve," vividly describes the joy, laughter and frivolity of the family as they enjoy the day. He describes the holiday music, the decorative candles "wreathed with greens" and a dinner table loaded down with wheat cakes and minced-pies.
The fourth story, "Christmas Day," begins with the narrator being awakened by a choir of small voices, singing at his chamber-door. He concluded that "everything conspired to produce kind and happy feelings in this stronghold of old-fashioned hospitality." He describes Christmas Day as a mixture of family prayers, a hearty breakfast, a church service with a sermon on the rites and ceremonies of Christmas, followed by a time of dancing back at Bracebridge Hall. He said that throughout the whole day his "heart seemed over-flowing with generous and happy feelings."
"Amidst the general call to happiness, the bustle of the spirits, and stir of the affections, which prevail at this period, what bosom can remain insensible?"
The fifth and final story, "The Christmas Dinner," describes a banquet in the great hall, next to a crackling fire. The family prayed, told stories and sang and danced. Everyone was merry. It was in this final instalment that we learnt the true purpose of Irving's story, as he concluded: "… if I can now and then penetrate through the gathering film of misanthropy, prompt a benevolent view of human nature, and make my reader more in good humour with his fellow beings and himself, surely, surely, I shall not then have written entirely in vain."
The Sketch Book was among first widely read works of American literature in Britain and Europe. Its impact reached beyond the literary world and shaped the way the English-speaking community viewed Christmas and its traditions.
"He did not 'invent' the holiday," biographer Andrew Burstein notes, "but he did all he could to make minor customs into major customs—to make them enriching signs of family and social togetherness."
Irving's fascination with Christmas and Santa Claus was so great that in 1835, he helped found the Saint Nicholas Society of the City of New York (click on link to visit its website), serving as its secretary until 1841.
He expressed his own views about Christmas when he wrote, "He who can turn churlishly away from contemplating the felicity of his fellow beings, and can sit down darkling and repining in his loneliness when all around is joyful, may have his moments of strong excitement and selfish gratification, but he wants the genial and social sympathies which constitute the charm of a merry Christmas."
He believed no one could be immune to the influence of the holiday. "Amidst the general call to happiness, the bustle of the spirits, and stir of the affections, which prevail at this period," he asked, "what bosom can remain insensible?"
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Biography Andre Burakovsky
Andre Burakovsky
by John Max 24 Jul,2018
Weight in KG 93 kg kg
Date of Birth 1995, February 9
Famous Name André Burakovsky
Country Austria AT
Father Robert Burakovsky
Birth Name André Burakovsky
Birth Country Klagenfurt, Austria
Salary $2,250,000
Nationality Swedish-Austria
Currently Club Washington Capitals
André Burakovsky is a Swedish professional ice hockey player who plays as a forward for the Washington Capitals in the National Hockey League (NHL).
The young talent is a Stanley Cup champion, having won with the Capitals in 2018.
Andre Burakovsky's Early Life
Andre Burakovsky was born on 9th February 1995, in Klagenfurt, in southern Austria where his father, Robert Burakovsky was playing hockey at the time, but grew up in Malmo, Sweden, his father's hometown.
Andre Burakovsky's Net Worth and Endorsement
Presently, Andre Burakovsky earns $2,250,000 of base salary plus $500,000 bonus from Washington Capitals. His upcoming (2018-19) salary is estimated to be $3,250,00.
As of 2018, his net worth is estimated to be around $3 million.
Once again thanks to @audimalmohbg for being absolutely amazing. Can't thank you enough for everything you guys do for me. #sickcar #audis5coupe
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With a tremendous net worth, he is fond of a luxury car and recently he has uploaded a picture with his brand new Audis5coupe which cost $54,600.
Andre Burakovsky's Playing career
In the 2012 KHL Junior Draft, Burakovsky was picked 102nd overall in the third round by SKA Saint Petersburg and was selected 23rd overall by the Capitals in the first round of the 2013 NHL Entry Draft.
Malmö Redhawks
In the 2011–12 season, Burakovsky made his professional debut with the Malmö Redhawks of HockeyAllsvenskan. Further, he won his first silver medal playing with Team Sweden at the 2012 IIHF World U18 Championships.
On 4 September 2013, Burakovsky penned a three-year entry-level contract with the Capitals. He then joined the Erie Otters of the Ontario Hockey League for the 2013–14 season. On 9 October 2014, he scored his first NHL goal in his NHL debut, against Dustin Tokarski of the Montreal Canadiens.
On 22 January 2017, Burakovsky scored the game's first goal against the Dallas Stars for the fourth consecutive game, tying the NHL record for the most consecutive team games scoring the first goal, which was previously achieved by Jonathan Cheechoo during the 2007-08 NHL season.
On 4th 2017, Burakovsky signed a two-year extension contract worth $6 million with the Washington Capitals.
Further, Burakovsky missed 10 Stanley Cup playoff games due to an injury. Rebounding from injury, he returns with a bang and scored two goals in Game 7 against the Tampa Bay Lightning, leading his side to the 2018 Stanley Cup Finals. Despite his struggles, Burakovsky won the Stanley Cup with the Capitals on 7th June 2018.
Andre Burakovsky's Personal Life
Standing six feet three inches tall, Andre Burakovsky weighs 93 kg. Moving into his personal life, Burakovsky is a family man. He spends quality time with his mother and two sisters: Alexandra Burakovsky and Anna Burakovsky and often post his family photo in his official Instagram account, where he has 94.2k followers.
Great to have @p.burakovsky here with me on this trip.
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Beautiful day at the beach today with my two sis! @alexandraburakovsky @annaburakovsky #ystadbeach
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The six feet three inches hunk has not talked about his relationship yet. He is assumed to be single and unmarried.
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Pod Almighty
Does graphic design really matter for a podcast?
You might be forgiven for thinking that as it's audio-based, the graphic design of a podcast isn't all that important.
But in reality, that's some way from the truth.
In most cases, the first thing listeners will experience of your show is how it looks, before they hear even a second of it.
James and Ellie are joined by designer George Lodwick to explore an important area for every podcaster, and get some hints and tips too.
We look at issues like:
Is it OK to use Canva for your podcast designs?
What elements are important on your cover art and episode images?
Why do you need to think about a sugar cube when considering cover art design?
Do I need to hire a photographer?
Does a podcast need a logo or can it actually be hindrance?
And lots lots more besides - you'll get some interesting ideas you might not have considered.
Find out more about Sound Media at https://wearesoundmedia.com
More episodes from Pod Almighty
Creating a perfect podcast trailer
Once upon a time, we didn't really create podcast trailers. Those days were rubbish because podcast trailers are flipping amazing. In today's Pod Almighty, James and Ellie talk you through everything you need to know about them including: The benefits of having a trailer for your podcast A simple idea of a brilliant template you can use for your trailer How long it should be Some other hints and tips Find out more about Sound Media at https://wearesoundmedia.com/ (wearesoundmedia.com) Find James at https://www.twitter.com/JamesMarriott (twitter.com/JamesMarriott) or https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaemedia/ (linkedin.com/in/jaemedia) Find Ellie at https://www.linkedin.com/in/elliecodling/ (linkedin.com/in/elliecodling) orhttps://www.facebook.com/elliecodlingpodcastproductions ( Facebook)
Building a home studio
All podcasters dream of having the perfect home studio right? If money was no object, we'd probably all convert our garage into a sound-proofed, state of the art, super duper studio. Well, voiceover professional and content creator Chris Devon did JUST THAT. In this episode of Pod Almighty, Chris joins James and Ellie to tell us about the process of building his home studio, and what lessons the rest of us can take away. You'll learn things like: Why you want a room inside a room Rockwool rocks Don't let the door be your downfall! Sorry, but egg boxes DON'T work Everyone needs a Darren! What you can do to make ANY room in your house sound better Doing it in the back of your car is GREAT Do reflection filters / Isovox booths make a difference? Getting the right mic for your room Find out more about Sound Media at https://wearesoundmedia.com/ (wearesoundmedia.com) Find James at https://www.twitter.com/JamesMarriott (twitter.com/JamesMarriott) or https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaemedia/ (linkedin.com/in/jaemedia) Find Ellie at https://www.linkedin.com/in/elliecodling/ (linkedin.com/in/elliecodling) or on https://www.facebook.com/elliecodlingpodcastproductions (Facebook) Check out Chris' awesome YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/chrisdevon (youtube.com/chrisdevon) and you can find the acoustic ventilation he mentioned in the episode at https://www.waterloo.co.uk/ (waterloo.co.uk).
Finding the right music and audio identity for your podcast
Finding the right music for your podcast can be a nightmare. Firstly there is the complex legal situation to navigate, then you have to find the right style, and work out where to use it in your show. And there's so much more to think about too. We get asked all the time about music, bespoke music and imaging for podcasts so we have brought in a true expert in this field to join us. In this month's Pod Almighty, James and Ellie chat to Rob Wills - music producer and owner of Loaded Production Music and 4udio, who make music and imaging for podcasters, radio and TV. He gives some really insightful knowledge on the best use of music in podcasts, casts a light on the minefield of music licencing and answers those all-too-common questions like: Do I need a licence for using music in my podcast? What about 'fair use'? What makes good music for my podcast? Do sound effects and other noises in podcasts work? Find out more about Sound Media at https://wearesoundmedia.com/ (wearesoundmedia.com) Find James at https://www.twitter.com/JamesMarriott (twitter.com/JamesMarriott) or https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaemedia/ (linkedin.com/in/jaemedia) Find Ellie at https://www.linkedin.com/in/elliecodling/ (linkedin.com/in/elliecodling) orhttps://www.facebook.com/elliecodlingpodcastproductions ( Facebook) You can hear Rob Wills on KMFM drivetime weekdays and discover more about https://www.4ud.io/ (Branding Audio samples and Imaging Packages - 4udio) and https://loadedproductionmusic.com/ (Loaded Production Music: Download albums and tracks now!)


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The third-floor, black-box theatre in Washington Hall is one with which I'm intimately familiar. Walking in and finding the room empty but for a large trunk and chairs arranged in a thrust stage was nothing short of thrilling.
The student Not-So-Royal Shakespeare Company production of "Cymbeline" did not disappoint. In her director's note, junior Mary Elsa Henrichs encourages her audience to "lean forward and engage with the work." With standout performances from sophomore Isobel Grogan as the tossed-about princess, Innogen, and junior Ellis Sargeant as her star-crossed husband, Posthumus Leonatus, I did not have trouble finding the edge of my seat. The leads' moments in contact were stricken with moving tenderness, and their moments apart, powerful passion. Sophomore Ballard Powell's Cloten and his Queen-mother, played by freshman Lulu Phifer, provided the counterbalancing comedic relief with their equally compelling antics.
The show opened with the cast's exaggerated breathing as they drew the black-box curtains and set out the blocks that were part of the minimalist set. Throughout the opening dialogue's summary of past events — a feature of many of Shakespeare's plays meant to situate the audience in the current plot — the ensemble performed a very simple dumb-show, without which I doubt I would have so fully understood. Having been exposed to the language in my own studies, I do not typically struggle to follow Shakespeare's verse. I am confident, that fact notwithstanding, that Henrichs' blocking choices and the cast's eloquence would make the show accessible to a traditionally "lay" audience.
While there were moments of dissatisfying pause and the pace was not seamless, I was connected enough with the majority cast that I was pulled right along. Additionally, while the show took clever emotional advantage of the intimacy of a thrust arrangement, the majority of the blocking was clearly constructed with a proscenium in mind. Having sat in the center section of the theater, I had a clear view of every event. I know that, had I sat in one of the lateral sections, I would not have enjoyed so clear a connection with the characters and the action.
In all, it was refreshing to see a student Shakespeare so engaging and, at times, hilarious. Henrichs' and NSR's "Cymbeline" was fun, accessible and endearing.


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Q: Collection with access by both ordinality and key lookup What I am after is a default unordered collection backed by an array or arraylist that allows by-key lookup. Or an associative map that can be traveled ordered by insertion time.
The case is as follows, I have an adapter that moves through the collection via position, and insertion is like a list, but at the same time I would like to change individual elements finding them by key instead of iterating through the whole list.
What I don't want is to have to reimplement a whole Collection from scratch, or intercept the calls for another, because that's bound to error.

A: LinkedHashMap is your best bet.
It works like a HashMap that has a doubly linked list running through its Map.Entry items. You can use the list for iteration and being a HashMap it will give you O(1) lookups.
You can chose insertion order or access order.

A: LinkedHashMap will give you close to O(1) with insertion order

A: If you need O(1) indexed lookup as well as O(1) lookup by key, you could do it if you don't need to put new entries into the map, only building the map once (though possibly modifying the entries in the map), with Guava's ImmutableMap, which also preserves insertion order.  Like a normal Map, you can do lookups by key, and you can also do map.values().asList().get(i), which gets out an element in constant time.  I don't believe there's anything built into the JDK that does both, however.

A: Based on @aa333 comment I whipped up my own implementation, it's probably incomplete so suggestions are welcome.
https://gist.github.com/anonymous/7a93535a3cfb63623a54
It passes this Q&D test cases:
public static void main(String[] args) {
    Map<String, String> preMap = new HashMap<String, String>();
    preMap.put("subZero", "-1");
    preMap.put("zero", "0");
    IterableLinkedMap<String, String> map = new IterableLinkedMap<String, String>();
    map.putAll(preMap);
    map.put("one", "1");
    map.put("two", "2");
    map.put("three", "3");
    map.put("four", "4");
    map.put("five", "5");
    map.put("six", "6");
    map.remove("three");
    map.put("eight", "8");
    map.put("seven", "7");
    map.remove("one");
    map.put("three", "33");
    map.put("five", "actually five");
    for (int i = 0; i < map.size(); i++){
        System.out.println(map.getPosition(i));
    }
    map.clear();
    System.out.println(map.getPosition(0));
}

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The final installment for 2011 from our new intake of Graduate Trainees… After a busy November, settling in to the Library, learning to navigate the collections and looking ahead to the next step on the Librarian career ladder, our trainees are certainly deserving of a restful Christmas break.
D Day. D for dreadful, devastating, defining, daunting Deadline Day. Dramatic? Perhaps. But the application for UCL's Library School is the first of many within our Graduate Trainee year, and has therefore monopolised most of November with its pressing insistence. Complete me! Perfect me! The application itself is fairly straightforward: histories of employment and education, references. The bit that is most taxing is, as always, the personal statement, or why do I want to be a librarian? Why indeed?
Libraries have always been an integral part of my life; from a young age, I would visit and take advantage of the facilities on offer: story times, homework help, and later, academic resources. The unwavering support and enthusiasm of the librarians I encountered, not to mention their ability to seek out answers and deliver information has always inspired me… I believe in the importance of libraries, their ability to transform lives and open up opportunities. I want to become a librarian in order to share these doors and windows with future generations.
Now for something slightly more seasonal, shelfmark S. Christmas (honestly, you'd think that the Trainees do nothing else bar rummage around the stacks looking for oddities the way we go on!). Let us hark back to the days when Christmas did come "suddenly and without warning" (Ingram 1924), instead of appearing the moment the Hallowe'en moon wanes in the garish form of foil and flashing Father Christmases. Advent nights at the London Library would be perfect with Howell's A Spotless Rose haunting through the stacks in the cold, dark winter, the wind whistling through the windows, curled up in a Reading Room chair completely lost in a good book.
I thought I'd share with you a recipe taken from A Christmas Book (Original recipe from A Book of Cookerie, 1594). If any readers would like to test it, please share your opinions and photographs (I would myself, but lactose intolerance makes it somewhat restrictive). It won't poison you… I hope!
Take a pottle of sweet thick Cream, and the white of eyght Egs, and beate them into your cream with a dishfull of Rosewater, and a dishfull of Sugar withal, then take a sticke and make it clene, and then cut it in the end foursquare, and make therewith beat all the aforesaid things together, and ever as it ariseth take it off, and put it in to a Cullender, this done, take a platter and sette an Apple in the midst of it, stick a thicke bush of Rosemary in the Apple. Then cast your Snow upon the Rosemary and fill your platter therewith, and if you have wafers cast some withal, and so serve them forthe.


Only once in the history of human consciousness, says Osho, has a thing like Zen come into being. In Zen: Its History and Teachings, the noted mystic explains that Zen has no rituals, no chanting, no mantras, no scriptures - only short, evocative parables and teachings that make it ideal for the modern man. Using his characteristic humorous, encouraging style, Osho guides through the origins and development of this seminal spiritual tradition that is neither religion nor dogma nor creed.
What is love? Everyone will have a different notion of what love is. In this talk Osho says that love has become the rarest of rare and speaks of learning how to grow love, how to create a climate of love, of gratitude and thankfulness. Learn how to grow love, to overflow with love, to give love rather than living in need masquerading as love. Instead, prepare the ground for love as a natural functioning.


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General Milley, Why Aren't You Calling Out Communist Extremism In Our Military?
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A Maoist Cultural Revolution Is Happening On Your Watch
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The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Mark Milley, spoke at my alma mater this week, the United States Air Force Academy. He said all the right things.
He talked about being loyal to the Constitution, to staying out of politics as a military officer, to defending the nation with honor, defending the American way of life.
Yet today, in real life, by omission, General Milley does none of these things.
We have been harsh on General Milley at CDMedia for his outspoken comments against former* President Donald Trump, where Milley publicly engaged in political behavior. That was troubling enough.
However today, as he holds the biggest bully pulpit in the military world, (we understand he has no line command authority and is in a staff position) Milley does not use that pulpit to call out a full-blown Maoist insurrection metastasizing in our armed forces as we speak.
Why is that? Why does it take a lowly field grade officer, Lt Col Lohmeiher, USAF, to ring the klaxon? What possible excuse could Milley have for not taking on the real extremism bubbling right under his nose? Why isn't Milley publicly supporting Lt Col Lohmeier?
And while we are at it, why aren't other flag officers in the United States military coming to Lohmeier's defense?
Do Milley, and these other officers in positions of senior command, really believe that 'white supremacy' is the existential threat to the United States? Do they not see our cities burning? Do they not see the abject racism against whites, and Jews, coming from Black Lives Matter and other cultural Marxist organizations, streamed every night to our living rooms?
Milley spoke a stone's throw away of monuments to Billy Mitchell, Curtis Lemay, Hap Arnold, Robin Olds, Lance Sijan at the main grounds of USAFA. These were warriors of honor, who sacrificed for our beloved republic.
Today as we speak, we hear of incoming cadets at Air Force being mailed videos full of cultural Marxism and Critical Race Theory.
Where are the Billy Mitchell's of our day?
The Court-Martial of Colonel Billy Mitchell
Our military used to have the respect of the nation, above all other governmental institutions.
Officers like General Milley are destroying that respect as they allow a communist infiltration of the ranks.
Maybe we give Milley the benefit of the doubt, maybe he doesn't really know what is happening and just trying to do the right thing. Maybe.
However, we find that hard to swallow.
Perhaps there is a darker answer to the question.
Milley and others need to understand that eventually, the American people will win against this coup. Those officers that helped execute this Maoist infiltration will be held accountable in a courts martial.
We suggest some new Billy Mitchells start standing up.
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vbgf May 30, 2021 at 2:15 pm
All FreeMasons in the military get the fucking rope.
ksdjh May 30, 2021 at 2:16 pm
Cowardly comment section. Your site is doomed as ignored propaganda.
Russell Jones May 30, 2021 at 3:19 pm
Because he's a communist sympathizer. If Trump gets back to the White House, his first order of business should be to clean up the military mess that has been created by Obama and Biden. Those two have worked to elminate all real patriots and promote leftists like Milley.
Madskil May 30, 2021 at 4:56 pm
Those who ignore truth are doomed.
Barry J May 30, 2021 at 5:36 pm
Billy Mitchell was courts martialed by the Generals who were offended by his revolutionary ideas, but he was right. Seems to me General Milley is on the opposite side of the equation. Critical Race Theory has no place in the military, and nor does Marxism. The USAF discovered that Black airmen were not being promoted as fast as their peers in the early 1970s so they developed Social Actions. Groups of white NCOs were put into classrooms, and Black social actions NCOs spent considerable time addressing racism in the USAF. If Critical Race Theory is now necessary it seems the Social Actions program was a failure. Blacks were given every opportunity to succeed, and selection processes to Officer Training School were weighted to increase the numbers of Black officers in the force. There was a Black trainee in my 1978 OTS class who had a Master's degree from a Black college. When he was tested for reading ability it turned out he read at a 6th grade level. But he graduated with gold bars like the rest of us. We helped each other out. A female officer trainee was scared by the .38 pistol, but two guys shot next to her and she made expert on her qualification! The US military is a place for real equal opportunity, or at least it was in my day. Is "woke" a new military rank?
John Whitworth May 30, 2021 at 8:12 pm
The job of the Military is to Kill and Destroy things…on behalf of the country you serve. Turning the Military into a Social Experiment was an Outrage when Hillary tried it…its 10 times worse now
Sizemore May 30, 2021 at 9:11 pm
Thought Milley was arrested and sent to GITMO.
Larry M May 31, 2021 at 2:10 am
Making general is often affected by military politics and sometimes affected by personal political positions at the Officers Club.
If Gen Milley gives his opinion in a graduation speech, you can bet that all Generals and Colonels wanting to advance in the next six to eight years will fall in line. Obama proved that when he suggested many quit in his day.
I am fully with Todd on this.
buzz May 31, 2021 at 5:26 am
get rid of that snake.
Perhaps this General is of the same ilk as Philby.
USMCLT May 31, 2021 at 7:45 am
I served in the late 70s, mostly under Carter. The young officers that stayed to make a career during and immediately after that period were not the best caliber people. Essentially they were the slugs and the office pogues that wouldn't or couldn't do anything else. Fast forward to the year 2001 and you find that most senior military leaders began their careers in the 70s and were probably unfit for any level of command, let alone flag levels. Oh they had punched all their tickets and attended all the right schools, but very few had led companies or platoons in combat. Couple that with the fact that every major conflict the US has been involved in since WWII has been undeclared war, and thus run by politicians, and you have no choice but to look upon a seriously damaged US military. Our fine young men and women volunteer for service, expecting to be exposed to fine senior leadership, but are instead met with slugs and pogues more interested in their precious careers than developing a well tuned fighting unit. The all volunteer, standing US military has been an abject failure.
LetsRoll May 31, 2021 at 8:43 am
USNA just had Kamala as their commencement speaker. She told everyone to enjoy their "long weekend". Our son graduated 2020. At the time we thought our Mids were robbed because they didn't get to have Commissioning Week. I think the 2021 grads who had to listen to her nonsense were the ones who really suffered.
RetroPatriot May 31, 2021 at 9:09 am
ALL Military officers are Cuckolds. And they LOVE LGBTQ. It got bad when they went to Afghanistan and learned to abuse boys sexually. You know, THEIR culture and all that. "Go along to get along.' They got hooked. Now i is LGBTQ 24/7. And celebrate ALL but the White Man.
TheTruthBurns May 31, 2021 at 9:51 am
Milley & the Pentagram Generals are All on the Ching Chong Chicom Payroll.
40KFTAGLVIEW May 31, 2021 at 10:12 am
Remember the USS Liberty!
Dennis May 31, 2021 at 11:33 am
One of the things I was told when I was in the military: generals become politicians, once they get their stars. No, we can not separate our political views when we are in. Yes, I have seen racism when in the service, but it was not white against black: so, politics are and will be the same. Generals are raised up or put down by those in power via the Whitehouse. With those in-charge today being communist minded, so will be the generals, because they do not want to loose their stars, or actually have those views and beliefs. I will ask, if Millie did not have those views and opinions, then why is he Chief of Staff? There is also another option, maybe he is laying in wait to enact a "military coup d'etat" , to collect the needed crimes to remove those who have sold out America. I know what I'd like to see, but I fear that it will not make a difference, at this point in time. If there is a civil war and military coup d'etat, the world will come down on us to "safe guard" our nuclear weapons. The plan is perfect and at this point, the out come is all the same: the fall of America as we knew it. God help us. I can not as Him to bless us, as a nation we have turned our collective back to him.
exordis May 31, 2021 at 5:15 pm
Most people don't know that senior officers with 2 or more stars are political appointees. The owning service makes a list of eligible candidates to the president, who then selects his nominees, and submits their names to the Senate for confirmation, much like federal judges. Milley made his second star under Obama, when the latter was conducting his purge of patriotic officers from the DOD. That tells you what you need to know about Gen Milley.
eckbach May 31, 2021 at 10:59 pm
Curtis LeMay?
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uptheante June 1, 2021 at 10:48 pm
My brother was in the AF in the 70s and HATED it because of the many arrogant, beligerant, nasty new Black NCOs. He took an early out.
I also remember the 2019 West Point Grads that President Trump stood for hours shaking hands with and they had the gall to write a letter denigrating their Commander in Chief, President Trump, and General Milley for standing together at the church next to the White House after BLM tried to burn it. But instead of sock puppet Milley having a spine, he decided to be an embarrassement to President Trump and apologize for his behavior. Every one of the grads that signed that letter should have been stripped of their commission. And General Milley should have been given THE BOOT!! BEYOND DISGUSTED!!
Ranger June 3, 2021 at 9:32 am
The Military are cowards and spineless. The US Armed Forces today are nothing more than the Strong Arm Criminal Thug Gang Members to protect The Banksters profits around the world.
The US Military are nothing less than Treasonous Morons.
Any person stupid enough to be maimed and or killed for The Banks and The Military Industrial Complex, deserves what they get.
If you are in the military today, I spit in your face for your treason to this country and it's people!! You are a Treasonous Traitor for obeying Unconstitutional Orders and obeying the very Admirals, Generals, and Constipated Commander in Chief who's very intention is to destroy that which you took an oath to defend. Yet, you do nothing but obey your captors.
Cowards!!!


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Bumper split, exhast surround pushed out + whatever underneath. Just wondering how much a new bumper would be from vaux supplied, painted and fitted?
car worth about 3k - so should not even be close to a write off.
just a standard rear bumper?
I think so - only had the car 7 weeks too!
Thing is he hit me doing about 10-20mph - whilst i was standing on the breaks hard to stop me going into the civic in front when he hit - see him coming in rear view mirror. My car did not move from the impact and looks relatively undamaged apart from the split. I am worried the damage is deeper than it looks.
That's a pity, if you had had your foot off the brake pedal, they'd be less damage to your Signum.
Forget the Civic in front, it'd all been the van drivers fault and his insurance to sort/cover it.
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We've got big news – we're planning some renovations here at the Clean My Space HQ and we are inviting all of you to come along for the ride! We're taking on 3 areas in our home – our backyard, our basement, and our living room – and we are going to remake, remodel and re-invigorate each space to breathe some new life into our home!
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As much as we want to be able to do every part of our makeover ourselves, the truth is we know that it sometimes makes more sense budget wise, as well as time wise to bring in a professional to get things done. And let's be honest, Chad does not have the skills to lay an entire hallway with hardwood floor. That's why this time we're bringing in a professional to do our floors, and you may want to do the same thing if you run into a job that just isn't in your skillset.
I had a plumber come in a few months back and he made a great point: If you need your taxes done, call an accountant, if you need your sink fixed, call a plumber! In other words, sometimes a professional is the best way to get a job done right.
We're super excited about our upcoming makeover, we're going to be documenting and sharing as much as we can, so I hope you stick with us through this exciting home makeover journey!
I find it cool when you suggested that hiring a professional to help with a home renovation can help homeowners get it done while avoiding the event of running out of money in the middle of it. My personal tip when improving a home is to hire a local painting service to apply a fresh coat of paint on steel items, such as fences and gates. Doing this will help improve one's curb value while making the property feel safer as well.
Some great tips mate, a professional must be hired to get the job done perfectly, some people think of doing it by themselves but they probably get bad results. I prefer to pay some extra bucks to make the look even more furnished.


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