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Salma Hayek set the nets on fire with a Gucci swimsuit
November 30, 2021 by americanpost
Salma Hayek and the scandalous adult scenes in the movie "Magic Mike's Last Dance"
Hot photo of Salma Hayek with Channing Tatum breaks social networks
Photo: Instagram / @salmahayek
Salma Hayek set fire to social networks by sharing a photo through his official Instagram account wearing only a black Gucci swimsuit, while enjoying a refreshing drink on a day at the pool.
The Mexican wrote in the description of the photographs "This is not my wardrobe in the film The Gucc Housei but anyway I highly recommend them ", commented the actress while recommending the new film that she stars in the company of Adam Driver and Lady Gaga.
The photo quickly went viral, as the 55-year-old Mexican showed off her curves and showed why she is one of the sexiest Mexican women in the industry.
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Cast member Salma Hayek attends the Premiere of the film 'House of Gucci' at Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City, New York, US, November 16, 2021. REUTERS / Eduardo Munoz (EDUARDO MUNOZ /)
Salma recently revealed on the online show Red Table Talk, who has not undergone surgical procedures to increase her bust, but since she began with menopause, her body has changed a lot and that thanks to that, her breasts have grown and that the questions that have been asked about this natural process have been terrifying.
"The questions were terrifying… They asked me things like: 'Are your ears growing and hair is coming out? Are you growing a mustache and beard? Are you easily irritable? Are you crying for no reason? Are you gaining a lot of weight, right? And whatever you do, it doesn't disappear? Are you shrinking? Is your vagina dry? "commented the Mexican actress with all the questions that her acquaintances and close friends asked her during this process.
"We have to convince people that it is not only necessary to say the word without problem, but also to talk about how women deal with itHayek finished.
Mexican actress Salma Hayek. EFE / EPA / VICKIE FLORES (VICKIE FLORES /)
Salma starred in two movies this year, Eternals and the most recent, The Gucci House, where he dazzled with his performance and on the red carpets of both premieres, where the Veracruz actress wore spectacular outfits with her curvy body.
For the premiere of The Gucci House, in London, England, Hayek dazzled in a gold Gucci dress, which is estimated to be among the 442 thousand Mexican pesos, that is, about $ 22,144. The dress was modified for Salma, as the original dress did not have details on the sleeves.
Like the jewelry, the actress wore accessories with a necklace and a bracelet, both made of gold and silver. 131 carats, belonging to the limited collection Hortus Delicieum, from the designer Alessandro Michele, who is the creative director of the brand.
Cast member Salma Hayek arrives at the UK Premiere of the film 'House of Gucci' at Leicester Square in London, Britain, November 9, 2021. REUTERS / Henry Nicholls (HENRY NICHOLLS /)
While for the premiere of Eternals, which took place in Los Angeles, California, Salma wore a black Gucci dress with a plunging neckline that she wore with a white diamond necklace.
The Mexican paraded on the red carpet in the company of her fellow cast members Gemma Chan, Kit Harington, Richard Madden, Kumail Nanjiani or Brian Tyree Henry and Angelina Jolie.
Salma recently commented to the magazine Entertainment Weekly, that at first she thought that Marvel wanted to hire her to play a grandmother but that her decision to play the millennial heroine character changed when she realized that Chloé zhao I would be the project manager.
Cast member Salma Hayek poses at the premiere for the film "Eternals" in Los Angeles, California, US October 18, 2021. REUTERS / Mario Anzuoni (MARIO ANZUONI /)
The actress from Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz, has managed to break through as a recognized Mexican artist in two of the films that promise to be the highest grossing of the year, which is why Salma is being recognized as one of the highest-priced stars in Hollywood and in the world of entertainment.
However, to become such a sought-after actress, the Mexican has revealed that she had to face negative comments for being of Mexican origin in the United States.
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Penn State DuBois stands against hate
Student Danielle VanSteenberg, in front, led a march along Route 255 in front of Penn State DuBois during the Stand Against Hate Rally on Nov. 7.
The Penn State DuBois community rallied against hate in all forms on Wednesday, November 7, with the Standing Against Hate Rally. Students peacefully demonstrated on campus, and along Route 255 in front of campus, carrying signs that expressed ideals of peace and tolerance.
A group of students organized the event, purposefully unaffiliated with any clubs or organizations, with the intentions of keeping the demonstration free of any type of political influence. They were inspired by the events of Oct. 27, where 11 people died, and six were injured during the shooting at Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh.
"We are not here to promote a political agenda, or support any one side, but to gather as a united front against all hatred and evil, and to show that Penn State is a safe haven for all of those who have ever felt judged or oppressed," said student Danielle VanSteenberg, who helped to organize the rally. She addressed the crowd before leading the march through campus. "Today, we are gathering against hate, and will publicly demonstrate this by marching through campus to 255, to demonstrate our unity and to show that hate has no home here."
Students, faculty and staff participating said they were grateful for the encouragement of passing drivers, who honked their horns and gestured signs of support.
The Washington Post cited a report by the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at California State University at San Bernardino that states hate crimes in the nation's 10 largest cities increased by 12 percent last year.
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Eboné Bell to take DuBois on historical journey through Black history on Feb. 2
Career fair and networking luncheon returning to Penn State DuBois on March 29
Penn State DuBois celebrates grand opening of the newly renovated PAW Center
Penn State DuBois graduates celebrate in outdoor ceremony

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I remember the first time I was teased for being Black. I was trying to fit in with the kids—all Mexican—so I wore my hair gelled down, but no amount of mousse or gel could hide my nappy curls. It was my turn to get roasted. They threw out the word Mayate (a slur for Black people) and laughed at how much product my hair required. I wasn't "really" Mexican like they were. My father was Black and my mother Mexican, so I was something caught in between. "Mayate." The word rang in my ears. For some reason, it hurt just like n***er did, but more than that, it threw me into a state of alienation. This word was flung at me from a language that shouldn't be foreign to me, but is.
As I began to identify as Black and Latino, the attempts to police my identity increased. "What do you speak?" "What are your fractions?" "You're too light!" It seemed as if people could not handle me being both Black and Latino at once. Even worse, my membership in one group was reneged based on my identification with another. Was I African American or Mexican? I was both and neither. Though I lived in America, my political and racial background did not fit the narrative of the American dream. I realized that my family and so many others were being written into this dream as afterthoughts rather than as real members.
My journey into Blackness revealed to me that being multiracial was something that was far more common than people realized. More slaves went to South America than the United States during the slave trade. Afro-Latinos are the norm in many places south of the United States. After reexamining my family, I realized there were people with darker skin from our indigenous roots and plenty of other kids with Black parents—but where was the discussion about Blackness? My Brown family was forced to take on the label of white (or "Other") because of the tenacity of the strict Black and white dichotomy, so parts of our own ancestry were erased.
I have found that the term "Black" better represents my political beliefs as it has more potential for political transformation. More people should have the audacity to be Black—not "African American"—because, ultimately, Blackness and Black culture is more often the source of strife for most Black people, not their "Americanness." Blackness in America is definitely a unique manifestation that deserves its own attention. However, the term "Black" mobilizes all people throughout the African diaspora and allows us to focus on our shared experiences no matter our nationality or geographical location. Additionally, we can focus on the way that racism, white supremacy, and colonization affect all Black people whatever their location.
Black people have been colonized mentally, physically, and culturally for centuries. If we fail to see our connections to our Black family in Latin America, the Caribbean, and other places throughout the world, we truly risk seeing the way anti-Blackness has its roots in most societies and how Black people are intentionally forced onto the bottommost rungs of society. These issues are global. Black Americans gaining freedom and luxuries at the expense of Black and Brown bodies in other countries is not equitable and it definitely isn't a sign of progress.
We cannot be fooled into the illusion of "progress" when so many victims are unheard and unrecognized. When we opt for white supremacist or racist conceptions of identity that erase our Blackness and its primacy in our lives, we allow these oppressive conceptions to control our own self-understanding and mask important social and political linkages. Evoking the term "Black" opens up critiques of nationalism and American exceptionalism. Using the term "Black" is the conscious decision to identify exactly how society marks you—as Black, political, and dangerous. Most importantly, the term "Black" diminishes the power of nationalist and essentialist/biological constructions of race. "Black" points to a tangible history of political awakening in the midst of oppression and subjugation. In this current sociopolitical moment, it would serve Black people well to acknowledge the power of Blackness with its historical lens and fearless critique of the systems aimed at destroying its constituents.
To know I could be Black and Latino rather than Mexican or African American would have aided my early identity crises, and I know so many other people can relate. This conversation in many ways resembles one that could be about being Latino and one's position in Latinidad, but ultimately, this all goes to make one point: love all parts of yourself and open yourself up to a connection with other people that is radical and (self) affirming. Take on a Black political identity and make connections that national boundaries attempt to erase because the world is going to mark you as Black and treat you accordingly either way. You might as well learn how amazing identifying as Black can be!
This blog will be focused on contemporary politics especially regarding Identity Politics and social/political activism. I hope to explore the true nature of White Supremacy and Racism, and interrogate the American conception of "Race" and its subsequent effects for society.
However, it would be embarrassingly negligent if I did not take an intersectional approach to my activism seeing as oppression does not pick and choose to oppress in isolated, clear-cut manners. Feel free to share my work as long as you give me credit. Also, please follow me on other platforms and connect with me as a human.
"We fashion our identities to not only be political statements, but also positive affirmations of our own value. I am Black. I am Latino. I am a scholar. I am an activist. I am a poet. I am all these things and more.


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when i had the allotment and therefore access to a large variety ,over sufficient and very cheap supply of organic veg there were plenty of veggie meals but the veg was also a good mixture with free range still twitching trout and greyling and ings beef and home made bacon in a healty diet suitable for human physiology .
when i was vegan i was buying veg of unknown system that had often been imported from the other side of the planet and even making meals from ingredients with air miles which may be "better" than industrial ready meals on several grounds but is still well below allotment and the best flesh.
that the eat less meat/go veggie chap has found a way to promote his ready meals is good business but i dont believe coca cola will teach the world to sing and i dont see his model as particularly ethical or comparing like with like or based on facts and sound logic.
Tavascarow, my term rampant vegan was used exactly the way Rob and HL suggest. There are sensible vegans who will agree to differ with omnivores and have researched their subject properly, and there are the sort Rob, and sadly I, have come across who have this zealous idea that if we stopped eating animals and exploiting them, the world would be a lovely place where everyone would eat well on vegetables. They haven't though the thing through and tend to be confrontational.
I didn't know a veggie started the eat less meat campaign to sell ready meals Rob. I like some vegetarian meals, including some vegetarian ready made burger things, but they are the ones that contain vegetables not the ones made up to look like real burgers with soya and other unidentifiable muck and lots of flavouring.
Where's the proof of that? The UN are saying we should be eating less meat to combat climate change.
The world health organisation are saying too much (poor quality) red meat in the diet is a major cause of cardiovascular ilness.
People have been saying uit for about twenty years.
I've been saying it for ten & I'm omnivorous.
Now all that is irrelevant because supposedly the whole thing was started by someone selling ready meals.
Where & who is this mystical vegan ready meal guru?
As I said earlier 'delusional'.
McCartney & family, in 2009, began the most recent & popular movement that urges people to cut down, focussing on Mondays. He sold out the business his wife started to Heinz after her death, but seems to have maintained an element of control. The website doesn't mention supporting small, sustainable farmers of any description, as we're often told it does by organisations & individuals keen to promote the concept.
Personally I find the whole rock/pop stars making their millions on a completely unnecessary, frivolous industry and then using them to destroy other people's livelihoods a bit hard to swallow. I support anyone who chooses to invest their money in my own industry and shows us how it's done in their minds eye, but not sitting on the sidelines, slinging mud.
However, my recent discussions with our vegan friends & everyone here has convinced me to start a new product/project, which I'll be launching very soon.
Speaking of which, Monbiot was on the radio earlier, saying that there are too many (farm) animals on the planet. As per usual he said some OTT things about farming, but one thing we do agree on is the need to eat more pests, rabbits, squirrels, deer, etc.
So Linda Mc Cartney was the devil incarnate, but no mention of the likes of Bernard Mathews who was responsible for the last bird flue outbreak! Or Mc Donalds responsible for more childhood obesity & diabetes than any other cause worldwide?
Perspective is a thing that appears lacking in the carnivorous cranium IMHO.
The UN have said to combat global warming & feed the world population, agriculture needs to shift from industrial to organic. & the future should be small mixed organic family farms.
Part of that will mean eating less animal protein because its current production methods (generalising) are unsustainable.
I appreciate in circumstances like yours the opposite is true, but you are a minority in the meat industry as you know.
That I would have thought would be something we here on DS would be supporting & celebrating not deriding.
Calling vegans rampant & not accepting the plain facts as to how our current way of life is affecting the future for the coming generations is as I said delusional IMHO.
linda m was charming and her pasties would have been perfect if they had a decent amount of chuck steak in them.she could also cook a decent fried egg butty.
as a slight aside her photographic career doing portraits was kicked off and enhanced by kieth ewart (an ace snapper and very nice chap) setting up the subject,lighting ,camera and processing so she had the full responsibility for pressing the button.
imho the current style of the industrial food business is not the intention her work to provide affordable, almost edible veggie ready meals.
Anyone posted this one yet?
That's not perspective, that's relevance. We were talking about the eat less meat thing, neither Bernard Matthews or Ronald McDonald did that. They did other things that are another subject. Just because we are not discussing the huge increase in poultry meat or the super-carbing of fast food in this post doesn't mean we agree with either! I also didn't include domestic violence, but again, that doesn't mean I'm all for it.
Minorities need a strong voice to get themselves heard. I'm also a minority in most places that eating less meat is discussed, generally it is taken over by vegans.
It is the generalising that is the problem. 'Meat' is a generalisation. I don't support the current consumption levels of poultry, or pork, or seafood, which have all risen dramatically (though I do recognise their role in reducing food waste). I do defend the eating of beef and other potentially grassfed meat, which has actually declined slightly per capita, and only risen with the population.
My stance is that we should eat as much as we like (of anything, even vegetables or ready meals), but make sustainable production the baseline. Then both price and consumption will be controlled by what we can produce. If the vegans are right and we can't produce the same amount, then the price will rise. If they are wrong and we can produce the same amount while making a positive contribution to the environment then happy days! As I've said before (and you seemingly prefer to ignore) it is not the principle of eating less meat that I object to, but the way the message is presented that means people are more likely to ditch meat completely and not support change, instead supporting unsustainable vegetable production from imports/agri-business instead.
I also say that we can't eat negative meat to counter the excesses of China. Nor does our not eating sustainably produced UK meat help in any way the poor sod who can't feed himself in Africa.
If the money saved on meat was paid to farmers in higher prices for their produce, there would be an incentive for change and I would be all for it. If the money saved is pocketed by the vegan, or by the company making the milk/meat replacement (which is often sold at equal or higher prices because of it's ethical USP) then that is doing nothing to support better farming methods.
I've never called a vegan rampant. In fact I've never called a vegan anything, although I've wanted to in response I haven't sunk to that level. When you hear some of the things I get called for being a farmer, 'a rampant meat eater' would make a light-hearted refreshing change.
As for accepting facts, I do, I have never denied the facts. I may have pointed out that they don't suggest what many claim they do, but I've accepted them.
Do they realise where their food comes from,and what destruction of habitats it takes to produce this food.
I reckon their all a steak short of a kilo myself.
What is 'potentially grass fed'? other than an excuse to support unsustainable production.
It's either grass fed or its not.
I know gardeners who think they are organic but still use growmore & reach for the slug pellets when their greens get eaten.
Are they 'potentially organic' or ill informed?
An animal that can be grass fed, as opposed to a chicken or a pig that are so often sold as being 'grassfed' when what they mean is free range. They include the ones that have been moved off the hills and lowland grazing Marsh & onto unsustainable annual crops. (In case you hadn't noticed, I wanna move them back).
While everyone is wasting their time throwing insults at farmers for daring to farm, factory farming & agribusiness is moving on. Meat isn't 'cheap', it's extremely expensive and profits come from replacing it with crops or cultures. And to produce these crops we have more and more factory farms that go unchallenged. We're all getting left behind. This is the future.
The NFU have been at it again.
Add this to the plethora of studies that show diets high in fruits and vegetables can reduce obesity, diabetes and many cancers and you would think that our health problems were solved. All we have to do now is eat more fruit and veg.
But we still don�t do it!
So beef is ok because it can 'potentially' be fed grass, even if it's fattened on maize silage & soya protein.
Chickens & pigs can be (& used to be) self sustaining when not kept intensively.
So all of them have 'potential' not just beef.
That doesn't make them grassfed though.
We were eating 1/3 of the amount of these meats.


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The Golden Hour, 1875
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Nearing Camp, Evening on the Upper Colorado River, Wyoming, 1882
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Yellowstone Lake, 1874
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"Fiercely the red sun descending/Burned his way along the heavens", 1875-76
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Falls at Toltec Gorge, 1913
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Castle Butte, Green River, Wyoming Territory
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ATHENS, Ohio — Athens residents will notice a change in scenery on West Union Street by the middle of March. Uptown Dog T-Shirts and 10 West Clothing Co. will be moving in together. The two stores will operate as one at the 10 West Clothing Co. building and will keep that name. Uptown Dog T-Shirts… Read More
Stuart's Hosts Concert with Amanda Anne Platt of The Honeycutters
Stuart's Opera House in Nelsonville, Ohio hosts an evening of music with singer-songwriter Amanda Anne Platt of The Honeycutters on Saturday, March 10 at 8 p.m. in our brand new space 30 Public at Stuart's! Amanda Anne Platt is the founder, songwriter, and lead vocalist for Asheville, North Carolina's The Honeycutters. The Honeycutters and Platt… Read More
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Zanesville Community Theatre Receives $250,000 Grant
Zanesville Community Theatre (ZCT) is pleased to announce that through the efforts of State Senator Troy Balderson, the theatre has been awarded a $250,000 grant for the project titled "Zanesville Performing Arts Theatre Preservation" in the State of Ohio FY19/20 Capital Budget. Zanesville attorney and ZCT Board President Jillian Von Gunten stated, "These funds will… Read More
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By: Lauren Ramoser
You have probably read my name above this article. Since my parents decided upon a typical American first name, for the first time in my life, no one has problems to pronounce it. I enjoy having a name that is common while being in the US. No spelling, no explaining, no comments on how unusual… Read More
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Unni Boksasp Ensemble to Perform at Peoples Bank Theater April 28
The Unni Boksasp Ensemble, a musical group from Norway, will visit Marietta as part of Arts Midwest World Fest. Unni Boksasp is a warm and imaginative singer who draws you easily into the heart of Norway. Over the years, Unni has delved into the deep traditions found across her homeland, studying music and dance with… Read More
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'Our Town: Athens' Debuts on WOUB-TV, Monday, March 26 at 8
By: Emily Votaw
Our Town: Athens explores the long, rich history of Athens, as told through the lens of numerous interviews and tons of fascinating historic photographs and footage. The production is crafted by Evan Shaw, WOUB's award-winning producer responsible for the four prior installments to the "Our Town" series. In this interview, WOUB's Emily Votaw spoke to… Read More
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Ohio Women's Basketball Coach Boldon Hits 100
By: Abbey Kay
Ohio University Women's Basketball tipped off their post season play against the Akron Lady Zips with a 85-73 win in the first round of the MAC Tournament. But, this victory wasn't the only success of the night. Head Coach Bob Boldon reached his 100th win with the Lady Cats. Boldon is the second women's head coach… Read More
DOJ Will Share Rx Painkiller Data For Opioid Lawsuit Talks
CLEVELAND (AP) – The U.S. Department of Justice has agreed to share some federal data about prescription painkiller sales to help with settlement talks between local governments and drug companies they're targeting in hundreds of lawsuits over the opioid epidemic. Cleveland.com reports the department agreed to release certain data if a judge requires that it… Read More
Kentucky Lawmakers Begin Review Of Medical Marijuana Bill
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) – Supporters of legalizing medical marijuana in Kentucky have promoted its potential as an alternative to opioid painkillers in making their case to a legislative committee. The House Judiciary Committee heard testimony Monday but took no action on a bill that would strictly regulate the introduction of medical marijuana. Democratic Rep. John… Read More
GOP's Kasich Says Last State Of The State Speech Will Be Odd
WESTERVILLE, Ohio (AP) – Ohio Gov. John Kasich says listeners can expect a "very odd" final State of the State speech from him. The term-limited Republican delivers the address Tuesday at Otterbein University in suburban Columbus. Playing with expectations for the speech isn't new for Kasich. After union-rights protesters interrupted his first speech in 2011,… Read More
West Virginia Legislators Eye Measures To End Teacher Strike
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – West Virginia legislators plan to meet Tuesday to weigh some possible compromise aimed at ending the strike by West Virginia teachers now entering its ninth day. A show of support by thousands of teachers and supporters on Monday didn't immediately sway lawmakers, who failed to agree on a 5 percent pay… Read More
Columbus Crew Owner, MLS Review Ohio Suit Over Possible Move
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Previous:2.22 What is a Church Council?
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2.23 What were the main Church Councils?
Romans, Councils, and Church Fathers
All Church Councils are aimed at achieving a more in-depth understanding of the faith, not at changing it. One result of the first two councils, which were held in 325 and 381 AD, was the Creed, the profession of the faith. You can find the Creed in many languages in the #TwGOD app, together with the standard texts of the Mass.
Another important council was the one held at Trent during a number of separate meetings between 1545 and 1563. At Trent, answers were given to questions which had arisen during the Reformation. The most recent council is the Second Vatican Council, which took place between 1962 and 1965. Topics included the role of the lay faithful in the Church, and dialogue with other religions.
The first 8 Councils laid out the core Christian beliefs in response to attacks. When more questions arose, Councils followed with answers.
[The Council of] Chalcedon represents the sure goal of the Christology of the three previous Ecumenical Councils: Nicea in 325, Constantinople in 381 and Ephesus in 431. By the sixth century these four Councils that sum up the faith of the ancient Church were already being compared to the four Gospels... because on them, [Pope Gregory the Great] explains... "as on a four-square stone, rises the structure of the holy faith" [Pope Benedict XVI, General Audience, 5 Mar. 2008]
2.25 How did monastic life begin?
2.24 What are Church Fathers?


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Lake, Local News, WiLD 102CLEAN UP ACTIVITIES AROUND LAKE OF THE WOODS A HUGE SUCCESS
Lake • Local News • WiLD 102
CLEAN UP ACTIVITIES AROUND LAKE OF THE WOODS A HUGE SUCCESS
Keep It Clean is an organization which was created jointly by Lake of the Woods Tourism Bureau, the MN DNR, Lake of the Woods Soil and Water Conservation District and The Friends of Zippel Bay State Park to promote a clean Lake of the Woods and to bring together a variety of stakeholders to do so.
Keep It Clean was created to protect, maintain and promote cleanliness for the beautiful landscape, water resources and shorelines of Lake of the Woods as a special place for everyone to visit and enjoy.
Each year as part of Keep It Clean, there is an organized clean up effort. This year's clean up efforts around Lake of the Woods once again was a huge success. The Lake of the Woods Soil and Water Conservation District with help from the Conservation Corp crew of MN and IA pulled together to clean up various areas around the lake and Rainy River.
Everyone benefits from garbage first off, not entering the environment. With Lake of the Woods receiving a lot of traffic, inherintly, it will be the recipient of trash. Removing this trash during this annual event not only physically removes a lot of trash but also brings to light the topic which in turn helps everyone to be more diligent in keeping Lake of the Woods, and of course their own environments, clean.
As mentioned, this year's clean up event was a huge success. Please read the 2020 Litter Removal Report below.
Keep It Clean –
2020 Litter Removal Report
June 1st – June 4th
Compiled by Abigail Nordstrom, Conservation Corps of MN & IA
This report documents the 2020 shoreline cleanup conducted by of the Lake of the Woods Soil and Water Conservation District (LOW SWCD) with an abundance of help from the Conservation Corp (CC) Crew of MN and IA. This is the 8th consecutive year the LOW SWCD has hosted a crew. The shoreline cleanup is just one of several efforts of the Keep it Clean Campaign, that focuses on reducing garbage littered on Lake of the Woods during both the summer vacation and winter fishing seasons. A total of 81 bags of garbage were removed from 10.5 miles of shoreline.
BAUDETTE BAY AND PEACE PARK – JUNE 1ST, 2020
The CC crew arrived on the afternoon of Monday, June 1st, and began collecting garbage along the shorelines of Baudette Bay. About one mile of shoreline was picked. The group split up and while some members walked the shoreline, others paddled two canoes to fill and carry the 11 bags of trash collected. Most of the garbage that was picked up consisted of beverage cans and bottles. Three large plastic barrels were also collected.
WHEELER'S POINT – JUNE 1ST, 2020
Later that same day, the crew picked up two bags of garbage over the approximately 600 feet of shoreline at Wheeler's Point Public Access. A notable find was a depth finder used for fishing.
MORRIS POINT SCENIC AND NATURAL AREA (SNA)
– June, 2nd 2020
Morris Point SNA was the first site visited on Tuesday. The shoreline is two-thirds of a mile long and at total of 11 bag
Photo 2. The 2020 LOW SWCD apprentice posing with the second days haul. A total of 28 bags of garbage and 40 pieces of treated wood.
s of garbage were collected, most of it being treated wood pieces and large styrofoam pieces from ice houses and single-use coolers.
FOUR MILE BAY WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREA (WMA) – JUNE 2ND, 2020
At Four Mile Bay WMA and some adjacent private land, 11 bags of garbage consisting mostly of plastic beverage bottles were collected over the 1.7 miles of shoreline. A car tire, and numerous pieces of treated wood were also picked up. Two iron barrels were left on the shoreline because of their weight.
PROSPER WMA – JUNE 2ND, 2020
Photo 3. Numerous expelled shot gun shells (circled in red) left in concentrated areas at Rocky Point WMA.
Prosper WMA was the final site picked this day. Over the 2.8 mile long shoreline, seven bags of garbage, many pieces of treated wood, Styrofoam, a plastic bucket, and a life jacket were picked up.
ZIPPEL BAY STATE PARK – JUNE 3RD, 2020
On the morning of June 3rd, Zippel Bay State Park was the first site visited. Seven bags of garbage and many wood pieces were collected along the 1.7 miles of shoreline. The site was thought to be considerably clean site for the amount of traffic it receives, but the shoreline also could have been cleaned up by others already.
ROCKY POINT WMA – JUNE 3RD, 2020
The shoreline picked at the Rocky Point WMA was 2.8 miles long. Collected were 15 bags of garbage, probably two dozen pieces of treated wood, and two tires. An interesting find here was approximately 50 expelled shotgun shells. There were two accesses at this location: one at the western edge of the shoreline, and one access to the east. The crew split up and both groups walked east along the shoreline. The group that had taken the western side encountered a newly formed water channel, likely a result of the high- water levels last fall. This channel was impassable without wading through several feet of water and the group used pieces of driftwood to cross.
Half of the group made it across dry, but the other half did not. The two groups rendezvoused at the eastern access and made several trips with the 4×4 to haul garbage out.
SOUTH SHORE WMA – JUNE 3RD, 2020
This was the final site picked on June 3rd. Collected items included: 14 bags of trash, a plastic pallet, a pull-out couch mattress, a fishing rod, many pieces of treated wood, and two unsalvageable tree cages. The mattress that was removed from the water and hauled off, came from a couch located on the beach. The couch was left behind beca
Photo 5. Conservation Corp Crew Members and Water Resources Technician from LOW SWCD remove a mattress from the shallow waters at South Shore WMA.
use of limited space in the truck bed.
BOY SCOUT PARK – JUNE 4TH, 2020
The Boy Scout Park was picked up by the Conservation Corp Crew without the assistance of the LOW SWCD. Over the quarter mile of shoreline, the crew collected three bags of garbage.
Approximately 10.5 miles of shoreline were covered in the 2020 Cleanup. With the ongoing COVID-19 situation, distancing requirements made it impractical to access and clean up the shoreline of Pine Island. Even with the loss of these four miles of shoreline, a comparable number of bags to previous years were filled. This has been attributed to the ability to access areas that are not accessible, except under lower water level conditions like those experienced this year. (See Figure 1. 2020 Water Level Graph).
The loss of the Pine Island site also dramatically increased the density (bags/mile) of garbage collected. The crew gathered 81 bags of garbage, mostly comprised of beverage containers, styrofoam pieces from ice houses and coolers, and many dozens of pieces green-treated wood. Other notable finds include three tires, two dozen or so fishing lures, several plastic buckets, a life jacket, a depth finder, a pull-out couch mattress, and a plastic pallet.
MAP OF CLEANUP LOCATIONS
Figure 1. The water level for the 2020 Cleanup was about 0.6 ft lower than water level of the previous Spring. This allowed the crew to pick more shoreline area per site. Graph provided by Lake of the Woods Control Board (LWCB).
Figure 2. Bags collected per site and density (bags/mile).
Figure 3. History of Cleanup Data, showing the average number of bags collected per mile walked per year.
Table 1. Locations of shoreline cleanups, number of bags collected, miles walked, and density (bags/mile).
Table 2. History of cleanup data, including number of bags collected, number of miles picked, and average bags per number of miles.
The SWCD would like to thank the Conservation Corp Crew for their hard work, the landowners who provided access to property adjacent of cleanup sites, and all others who helped make this year's cleanup possible. This help and access proved invaluable and resulted in a successful event.
This project was made possible by Minnesota's Clean Water, Land and Legacy Amendment. A portion of these funds are dedicated to the Clean Water Fund, to protect, enhance, and restore water quality in lakes, rivers, streams, and groundwater.
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package london.fela.budget.fragment;

import android.app.Activity;
import android.content.Intent;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.util.SparseArray;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.ViewGroup;

import java.util.ArrayList;

import london.fela.budget.R;
import london.fela.budget.activity.DialogFunds;
import london.fela.budget.app.AppConfig;

/**
 * Displays an editable table showing each fund investment
 */
public class FragmentFunds extends FragmentList {
    @Override
    public void setProps() {
        this.pageName  = "funds";

        this.loadingMsgId  = AppConfig.DIALOG_MSG_LOADING_FUNDS;
        this.loadingMsg = "Loading funds data...";

        this.props = new String[] { "value" };
    }

    @Override
    public Intent getDialogIntent() {
        return new Intent(getActivity(), DialogFunds.class);
    }

    @Override
    public void drawList() {
        listAdapter = new ListAdapterFunds(
            getActivity(),
            itemList
        );

        list.setAdapter(listAdapter);
    }

    @Override
    public int getFragmentLayout() {
        return R.layout.fragment_list_funds;
    }

    public static FragmentFunds newInstance() {
        FragmentFunds fragmentFunds = new FragmentFunds();

        Bundle args = new Bundle();
        fragmentFunds.setArguments(args);

        return fragmentFunds;
    }
}

class ListAdapterFunds extends ListAdapter {
    public ListAdapterFunds(Activity context, ArrayList<ListItem> itemList) {
        super(context, itemList);
        this.abbreviateCost = true;
    }

    @Override
    public SparseArray<String> getTextViews(ListItem item) {
        SparseArray<String> idValues = super.getTextViews(item);
        idValues.put(R.id.rowValue, item.otherProps.get("value"));
        idValues.put(R.id.rowCost, item.otherProps.get("cost"));

        return idValues;
    }

    @Override
    public View getConvertView(ViewGroup parent) {
        return inflater.inflate(R.layout.row_list_funds, parent, false);
    }
}

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The game for 2018, FIRST POWER UP! involved scoring points on an arcade-themed field. Teams were challenged to place milk crates, or "power cubes" on balancing platforms, attempting to tip them to their side to gain ownership. Alliances also traded power cubes for "power ups," giving them a temporary advantage in the game. At the end of the game, robots attempted to climb the tower attached to the center balancing scale, giving them additional points.
We attended the Idaho Regional at the Taco Bell Arena in Boise, from March 28-April 1, and the Canadian Rockies Regional at the Genesis Centre in Calgary, AB from April 4-8. In all, we competed with over 70 teams from Wyoming, California, Utah, Washington, Colorado, Montana, Hawaii, Idaho, Canada, Mexico, Germany, Turkey, and China.
At the World Championship in Houston, Texas, were in the Turing Division. We ranked 30th, and were chosen by #1 Alliance as 4th alternative partner with 120 Cleveland's Best (we replaced them after first final match), 2471 Team Mean Machine (PNW!) and 2557 SOTAbots (PNW!!) We played in after the first game, replacing Team 120, Cleveland's Best. We made it to quarterfinals!
Alpha+ also competed with 23 other teams at the off-season event, Robot Rewind, at West Valley High School in Spokane, WA. Joining us were members of our middle school robotics class who helped with scouting. We played FIRST POWER UP! and ranked 13th at the end of the qualifying matches. We were chosen by the third-ranked team, 4513 Circuit Breakers and played with teams 4061 SciBorgs and 6465 Mystic Biscuit. We made it to the semi-finals, finishing in fourth place!


NHL free agency doesn't start until Saturday, but that doesn't mean the Philadelphia Flyers haven't been busy in the days leading up to it.
With the negotiation window open, general manager Ron Hextall has already signed one of his own players and reached out to two others, that we know of. Here's a look at those moves and rumors and my thoughts on each of them.
After terrorizing Flyers twitter for almost two weeks, Weal and the Flyers agreed to a two-year contract worth $1.75 million annually Thursday night. The 25 year old broke out late last season, scoring 12 points in 23 games and seven in the last seven contests. His role will also likely increase with the trade of Brayden Schenn.
Originally I thought Weal would earn anywhere from $1-$1.5 million per year. But his offense wasn't kept secret and meetings with Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver increased his value to $1.75 million. That doesn't make it a bad deal, though. Weal reaching the worth of that doesn't seem tough to do and if his play last season turns out to be a fluke, $1.75 million is easy to absorb over the next two years.
Having said that, I wasn't in the camp that thought losing Weal would be a horrific mistake by Hextall and company. The former King had a 16.3 shooting percentage last year and averaged 14 minutes a night. He'll likely regress back to the NHL shooting average, around 9 percent, but should see around the same ice time.
I understand the background philosophy behind losing Weal — that the team would rather play gritty veterans like Pierre-Edouard Bellemare and Chris VandeVelde over skilled player — which is not ideal. But the Flyers management — both Hextall and coach Dave Hakstol — wanted a gritty, defensive fourth line last year that Weal would not have fit on.
However, none of that makes me unhappy about the Weal re-signing. The Flyers needed a top-nine forward and he's a cheap option with plenty of potential, if not completely reliable yet. I just also believe a Justin Williams (we'll get to him later) or another free agent could have been that guy.
Brian Elliott continues to speak w/ several teams. Picture likely becomes clearer later today for him, though signs point to PHI. We'll see.
UPDATE: Strickland is saying the Elliot deal is done. Two years, $2.75 million per.
Ever since Philly walked away from Steve Mason and didn't make a deal over the draft, it seemed probable the next goalie would come in free agency. Elliott and Jonathan Bernier were at the top of the list at that point.
After several strong seasons in St. Louis, Elliott struggled last year with the Calgary Flames, where he posted a 2.55 goals-against-average and a .910 save percentage. It was his worst numbers in six and four years, respectively. However, last summer he was worth a second-round pick and a conditional third when the Blues sent him to Calgary.
The Flyers are now banking on the 32 year old rebounding to his 2015-16 form, when he had a .930 Sv%. On the bright side, the team may not be paying Elliott a lot if he doesn't. $2.75 million is a reasonable number for a split-starting goalie, and combined with Michal Neuvirth that's just a $5.25 million cap hit for two goalies.
A three-year deal seems long at first glance, but it's also possible all of Anthony Stolarz, Felix Sandstrom and Carter Hart aren't ready for a starting role yet. Elliott can continue to be that and help groom the next crop of goalies.
Elliott's been a number one goalie before, which makes him a safer bet than Bernier, who is younger, but never reached his potential. However, Elliott may still fall short of Mason. The now-former Flyers netminder is rumored to be signing with the Winnipeg Jets.
I'd personally rather have Mason, who consistently had one of the best even-strength Sv& in the league, but that never looked like a real possibility after Neuvirth was re-signed. Elliott was the next-best on the free-agent market and if he returns to 2015-16 form, he'll be a steal.
Williams would be a great addition to any team, but if the Flyers add him, there has to be a move following that one among the forwards. Besides the logjam, Philly would have a tough time fitting the former King within the salary cap.
Add the #Flyers to the list of teams courting Justin Williams. Probably should have signed him two years ago when Caps did.
Hours later, Darren Dreger reported that Williams had trimmed his list down to three or four teams. The Flyers then signed Weal to an extension. It's possible Philly wasn't on Williams list and decided to increase its bid for Weal.
Williams, even at 35 years old, was the safer bet. He scored 48 points, including 24 goals, last season and continued his consistent play in the postseason as one of the Washington Captials' best players.
But age can sneak up on a player at any time, just ask Brian Elliott. If Williams scores 35 points next season, I'd expect 30 or less in 2018-19. If Weal scores 35 points next season, I'd expect 40 or more in 2018-19, due to age and potential. Then there's also the price. Williams was heavily sought-after and undoubtedly will make more than $3 million next season. Weal could end up costing $2 million less than Williams.
I think they may still be in market for a depth veteran D.
Follow Philly Is Flyer on Twitter and here for updates during the first day of free agency Saturday.


Let's talk about the short game chipping from a downhill lie. As you already know, it is possible to draw a downhill lie around the green. In fact, this is a common situation – you may face this kind of shot as often as once or twice per round. Chipping from a downhill lie may not be quite as tricky as hitting a full shot from the same position, but it still isn't easy.
The first thing to think about when chipping from this kind of spot is the same thing you need to consider when hitting a full shot – the ball is going to come out lower. For your chip shots, that means you'll have a harder time carrying obstacles in front you, and it is going to take longer for the ball to stop. When planning this kind of chip, be sure to consider the fact that you'll need more room to bring the ball to rest.
It is particularly important that you do a good job of setting your shoulders with the slope of the ground when playing this kind of chip shot. It is easy to make poor contact on this shot, and failing to catch the ball cleanly will often mean that you don't even hit the putting surface. Solid contact should be your number one objective here, and that is going to get much easier if you set your left shoulder lower than your right at address. Once you start the swing, do a great job of keeping your head down and your eyes on the ball. Those are tips you've heard a million times before, but they need to be repeated simply because they are so important.
If the chip shot you are facing not only includes a downhill lie but also deep rough, you really have your hands full. It can be hard to get the ball up in the air out of the deep rough anyway, and that challenge is only furthered when the lie is sloped down toward the target. To play this shot as successfully as you can, use a high-lofted wedge and open the face at address. Basically, you are going to pretend like you are hitting a bunker shot, swinging down along the slope while trying to slide the club head under the ball. This shot is far from easy, but it is just about your only option in this difficult spot.
Golf would be easier if it were played on flat ground, of course, but it would be pretty boring as well. By playing the game on uneven surfaces, you will encounter interesting challenges you simply would not find otherwise. We hope this discussion has helped you to understand exactly what kinds of changes you need to make in order to play quality shots when you are faced with a downhill lie. Good luck!


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(p) "service enhancement" means any product or service offered by a system vendor on its own behalf to subscribers in conjunction with a CRS, other than distribution facilities.
1. A system vendor shall have the capacity, in its own name as a separate entity from the parent carrier, to have rights and obligations of all kinds, to make contracts, inter alia with parent carriers, participating carriers and subscribers, or to accomplish other legal acts and to sue and be sued.
2. A system vendor shall allow any air carrier the opportunity to participate, on an equal and non-discriminatory basis, in its distribution facilities within the available capacity of the system concerned and subject to any technical constraints outside the control of the system vendor.
- require the acceptance of supplementary conditions which, by their nature or according to commercial usage, have no connection with participation in its CRS and shall apply the same conditions for the same level of service.
(b) A system vendor shall not make it a condition of participation in its CRS that a participating carrier may not at the same time be a participant in another system.
(c) A participating carrier may terminate its contract with a system vendor on giving notice which need not exceed six months, to expire not before the end of the first year.
In such a case a system vendor shall be entitled to recover more than the costs directly related to the termination of the contract.
1. (a) A parent carrier may not discriminate against a competing CRS by refusing to provide the latter, on request and with equal timeliness, with the same information on schedules, fares and availability relating to its own air services as that which it provides to its own CRS or to distribute its air transport products through another CRS, or by refusing to accept or to confirm with equal timeliness a reservation made through a competing CRS for any of its air transport products which are distributed through its own CRS. The parent carrier shall be obliged to accept and to confirm only those bookings which are in conformity with its fares and conditions.
(b) The parent carrier shall not be obliged to accept any costs in this connection except for reproduction of the information to be provided and for accepted bookings.
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(d) Ranking of flight options in a principal display shall be as set out in the Annex.
(e) Criteria to be used for ranking shall not be based on any factor directly or indirectly relating to carrier identity and shall be applied on a non-discriminatory basis to all participating carriers.
3. Where a system vendor provides information on fares, the display shall be neutral and non-discriminatory and shall contain at least the fares provided for all flights of participating carriers shown in the principal display. The source of such information shall be acceptable to the participating carrier(s) and system vendor concerned.
4. Information on bundled products regarding, inter alia, who is organizing the tour, availability and prices, shall not be featured in the principal display.
5. A CRS shall not be considered in breach of this Regulation to the extent that it changes a display in order to meet the specific request(s) of a consumer.
(iii) all requests for such data are treated with equal care and timeless, subject to the transmission method selected by the individual carrier.
2. A system vendor shall not make personal information concerning a passenger available to others not involved in the transaction without the consent of the passenger.
3. A system vendor shall ensure that the provisions in paragraphs 1 and 2 above are complied with, by technical means and/or appropriate safeguards regarding at least software, in such a way that information provided by or created for air carriers can in no way be accessed by one or more of the parent carriers except as permitted by this Article.
4. A system vendor shall, within three months of the entry into force of this Regulation, make available on request to all participating carriers a detailed description of the technical and administrative measures which it has adopted in order to conform with this Article.
'1. The obligations of a system vendor under Articles 3 and 4 to 6 shall not apply in respect of a parent carrier of a third country to the extent that its CRS outside the territory of the Community does not offer Community air cariers equivalent treatment to that provided under this Regulation and under Commission Regulation (EEC) No 83/91 (*).
2. The obligations of parent or participating carriers under Articles 3a, 4 and 8 shall not apply in respect of a CRS controlled by (an) air carrier(s) of one or more third country (countries) to the extent that outside the territory of the Community the parent or participating carrier(s) is (are) not accorded equivalent treatment to that provided under this Regulation and under Commission Regulation (EEC) No 83/91.
(*) OJ No L 10, 15. 1. 1991, p. 9.'.
'5. (a) In cases where serious discrimination within the meaning of paragraph 1 or 2 is found to exist, the Commission may by decision instruct CRSs to modify their operations approximately in order to terminate such discrimination. The Commission shall immediately inform Member States of such a decision.
1. A parent carrier shall neither directly nor indirectly link the use of any specific CRS by a subscriber with the receipt of any commission or other incentive or disincentive for the sale of air transport products available on its flights.
2. A parent carrier shall neither directly nor indirectly require use of any specific CRS by a subscriber for sale or issue of tickets for any air transport products provided either directly or indirectly by itself.
'4. (a) A system vendor shall not attach unreasonable conditions to any subscriber contract allowing for the use of its CRS and, in particular, a subscriber may terminate its contract with a system vendor by giving notice which need not exceed three months, to expire not before the end of the first year.
In such a case, a system vendor shall not be entitled to recover more than the costs directly related to the termination of the contract.
(b) Subject to paragraph 2, the supply of technical equipment is not subject to the conditions set out in (a).
(b) the subscriber not to manipulate material supplied by CRSs in a manner which would lead to inaccurate, misleading or discriminatory presentation of information to consumers.
'1. Any fee charged by a system vendor shall be non-discriminatory, reasonably structured and reasonably related to the cost of the service provided and used and shall, in particular, be the same for the same level of service.
The billing information shall be offered on magnetic media.
A participating air carrier shall be offered the facility of being informed at the time that any booking/transaction is made for which a booking fee will be charged. Where a carrier elects to be so informed, it shall be offered the option to disallow such booking/transaction, unless the latter has already been accepted.
1. The system vendor shall ensure that the technical compliance of its CRS with Articles 4a and 6 is monitored by an independent auditor. For this purpose, the auditor shall be granted access at any time to any programs, procedures, operations and safeguards used on the computers or computer systems through which the system vendor is providing its distribution facilities. Each system vendor shall submit its auditor's report on his inspection and findings to the Commission at least once a year. This report shall be examined by the Commission with a view to any necessary action in accordance with Article 11 (1).
1. This Regulation shall be without prejudice to national legislation on security, public order and data protection.
1. The Council shall decide on the revision of this Regulation by 31 December 1997, on the basis of a Commission proposal to be submitted by 31 March 1997, accompanied by a report on the application of this Regulation.
15. The Annex is replaced by the Annex to this Regulation.
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on the 30th day following its publication in the Official Journal of the European Communities.
2. The new Articles 3 (1) and 5 (2) (b) of Regulation (EEC) No 2299/89 shall not apply until six months after the date referred to in paragraph 1. The Commission may grant a further 12 months' waiver to CRSs which, for objective reasons, are unable to comply with Article 3 (1) and Article 5 (2) (b).
3. The obligation in point 9 (c) of the Annex to display connecting flights with one line per aircraft segment shall apply from 1 January 1995.
(1) OJ No C 56, 26. 2. 1993, p. 28.
(2) OJ No C 176, 28. 6. 1993, p. 65.
(3) OJ No C 108, 19. 4. 1993, p. 16.
(4) OJ No L 220, 29. 7. 1989, p. 1.
(5) OJ No L 10, 15. 1. 1991, p. 9. Regulation last amended by Regulation (EEC) No 1618/93 (OJ No L 155, 26. 6. 1993, p. 23).
2. A consumer shall at least be afforded the possibility of having, on request, a principal display ranked by departure or arrival time and/or elapsed journey time. Unless otherwise requested by a consumer, a principal display shall be ranked by departure time for group (i) and elapsed journey time for groups (ii) and (iii).
3. Where a system vendor chooses to display information for any city-pair in relation to the schedules or fares of non-participating carriers, but not necessarily all such carriers, such information shall be displayed in an accurate, non-misleading and non-disciminatory manner between carriers displayed.
4. If, to the system vendor's knowledge, information on the number of direct scheduled air services and the identity of the air carriers concerned is not comprehensive, this shall be clearly stated on the relevant display.
5. Flights other than scheduled air services shall be clearly identified.
6. Flights involving stops en route shall be clearly identified.
7. Where flights are operated by an air carrier which is not the air carrier identified by the carrier designator code, the actual operator of the flight shall be clearly identified. This requirement shall apply in all cases, except for short-term ad hoc arrangements.
8. A system vendor shall not use the screen space in a principal display in a manner which gives excessive exposure to one particular travel option or which displays unrealistic travel options.
(c) flights involving a change of aircraft shall be treated and displayed as connecting flights, with one line per aircraft segment.
Nevertheless, only one reservation shall be necessary where the flights are operated by the same air carrier, with the same flight number, and where the air carrier requires only one flight coupon.
10. 1. Where participating carriers have joint venture or other contractual arrangements requiring two or more of them to assume separate responsibility for the offer and sale of air transport products on a flight or combination of flights, the terms 'flight' (for direct services) and 'combination of flights' (for multi-sector services) in paragraph 9 shall be interpreted as allowing each of the carriers concerned - up to a maximum of two - to have a separate display using its individual carrier designator code.
2. Where more than two carriers are involved, designation of the two carriers entitled to avail themselves of the exception provided for in subparagraph 1 shall be a matter for the carrier actually operating the flight.
11. A principal display shall, wherever practicable, include connecting flights on scheduled services which are operated by participating carriers and are constructed by using a minimum number of nine connecting points. A system vendor shall accept a request by a participating carrier, to include an indirect service, unless the routing is in excess of 130 % of the great circle distance between the two airports or except where this would lead to the exclusion of services with a shorter elapsed journey time. Connecting points with routings in excess of 130 % need not be used.


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Activated Microglia Imaged in Alzheimer Brain
A Newly Discovered Genetic Cause of Alzheimer's Disease – Mutations of TREM2
β-Amyloid Plaque Load Correlates with Brain Atrophy in Alzheimer's Disease
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Abstract & Commentary
Source: Cagnin A, et al. Lancet. 2001;358:461-467.
A radio-labelled marker of microglial activation has been found to bind more extensively to the brains of Alzheimer patients than age-matched normals, and could provide a means of monitoring brain inflammation in patients with mild cognitive impairment and dementia. Cagnin and colleagues used positron emission tomography (PET) to quantitate the distribution of carbon-11-labelled PK11195 in the brains of 15 normal patients, 8 Alzheimer's disease (AD) patients, and 1 with mild cognitive impairment (MCI). They used PK11195 for this purpose, a ligand for the peripheral benzodiazepine receptor that binds to brain macrophages and activated microglia. Binding of PK11195 has been shown to increase in the aftermath of stroke and other processes that lead to the activation of microglia and the passage of peripheral macrophages into the brain. Its imagability with PET makes it suitable for measuring active inflammation in the living brain on a regional basis.
Normal subjects, ranging in age from 32-80, showed no significant increases in PK11195 binding, except in the thalamus. Cagnin et al speculate that this constitutive binding could be explained by the proximity of the thalamus to areas in which the blood-brain barrier is leaky. In contrast, Alzheimer patients showed increases in multiple brain areas relative to normals. Significant elevations were found in the entorhinal cortex, temporoparietal area, and cingulated cortex. The AD patients in this investigation were also studied using serial volumetric MRI imaging to quantitate regional brain atrophy. Areas that showed the most significant increases in PK11195 binding were also the regions with the highest rates of brain atrophy. This suggests that the inflammatory markers may reflect active areas of neurodegeneration.
One subject with MCI was examined in this study. This patient showed normal brain glucose metabolism on 18-FDG PET and did not have evidence of significant cognitive decline over a 23-month follow-up period. However, serial MRIs demonstrated atrophy in inferior and medial temporal areas that was predicted by the pattern of PK11195 binding when the patient was initially studied. Although this patient was not documented to develop frank AD in the course of the study, the findings suggest that PK11195 binding may increase during the preclinical stages of AD and could be an early marker of neurodegenerative changes.
Activated microglia play an important role in the clearance of amyloid deposits in the brain, and may contribute to AD pathology by mediating the conversion of diffuse amyloid deposits into neuritic plaques. A plethora of markers of inflammation have been found in the brains of AD patients postmortem, and inflammatory mechanisms have been targeted in several clinical trials aimed at preventing or slowing the course of AD. The in vivo imaging technique used in this study provides a novel window on the inflammatory component of AD pathology, and could prove extremely useful in the development of anti-inflammatory therapies and preventatives for AD in the future.
The finding that inflammatory changes in the brains of living AD patients correlated with subsequent brain atrophy could be interpreted as evidence that microglial activation is a harbinger of subsequent neural degeneration. However, in direct analogy to stroke, this marker of inflammation could reflect microglia clearance of cellular debris following neuronal death rather than active causation of neuronal pathology. The issues of whether inflammation is part of the problem or part of the solution in AD remains to be resolved.
Epidemiologic evidence suggests that anti-inflammatory medications may decrease the risk of AD, but do not provide evidence that they alter the course of existing dementia. It is currently uncertain whether the concept of treating demented patients with anti-inflammatory medication represents "too little, too late." Recent attempts to use conventional anti-inflammatory treatments in mild-to-moderate AD patients have yielded discouraging results. Low-dose prednisone failed to improve cognition in AD patients, and more recently, the antimalarial anti-inflammatory hydroxychloroquine failed to slow the rate of decline in mild AD (Van Gool WA, et al. Lancet. 2001;358:455-460). Preliminary studies of immunotherapy for AD have yet to establish the effectiveness of this approach in humans or establish whether peripheral immunization exerts its effects via the activation of brains microglia. At the present time, the use of anti-inflammatories such as NSAIDs in the treatment of AD patients is not recommended, although further work in this area is clearly justified. —Norman R. Relkin
Relkin, MD, PhD, Associate Professor of Clinical Neurology and Neuroscience, New York Presbyterian Hospital-Cornell Campus, is Assistant Editor of Neurology Alert.
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Bush names 3rd enemy combatant
President Bush designated a former Peoria resident facing fraud charges as an "enemy combatant" Monday, with administration officials saying the Bradley University graduate came to Chicago one day before Sept. 11, 2001, to coordinate Al Qaeda operatives for a second round of attacks. Bush's decision in the case of Ali Saleh Kahlah Al-Marri, a 37-year-old Qatari national, marks a turning point in the administration's promise to use whatever means are at its disposal to fight Al Qaeda, and seems certain to spark controversy from civil libertarians. Under Bush's order, Al-Marri became the first person facing criminal charges in the United States to be pulled out of the civilian justice system and placed into military custody. The move strips him of constitutional rights, including his access to a lawyer. A legal challenge to the president's order is already in the works, said Lee Smith, one of Al-Marri's defense lawyers. He said Al-Marri was removed from a Peoria jail and flown Monday to a naval brig in Charleston, S.C. Full Story


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One of the highlights coming out of Toy Fair 2018 was to finally get an official look at the Power of the Primes Titan Class Predaking figure. Clocking in at a height comparable to 2015's Devastator, Predaking is made up of the five Predacons – Razorclaw, Tantrum, Headstrong, Divebomb, and Rampage.
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Trust set up to settle Malema SARS bill
EFF members launch JSM Fund to settle party leader Julius Malema's R16 million Sars bill
A trust was launched on Wednesday to collect funds to settle EFF leader Julius Malema's R16 million SA Revenue Service (Sars) bill.
"The main motivation for the establishment of this entity is to settle the alleged tax bill that Julius Malema was recently slapped with by... Sars," trust chairwoman Mandisa Mashego said. Mashego and four other trustees launched the trust, referred to as the JSM Trust, in Johannesburg. The 5 trustees are all members of the Economic Freedom Fighters.
"Although we are EFF members, we are also independent individuals who have a right to participate in the activities of the country," said Mashego. The trust was formed in consultation with a team of professionals including qualified attorneys, accountants and tax practioners, who offered their services to the trust free of charge.
"This team... have been instrumental in providing trustees with the necessary direction and advice to ensure smooth management of all matters of the JSM Trust," said Mashego. She said the trust was set up to protect Malema and other individuals who were abused by the state, as they believed the Sars bill was being used as a mechanism to keep Malema out of the political arena.
"We are of the firm view that the case brought against Mr. Malema has absolutely nothing to do with the allegation of him owing Sars taxes," said Mashego.
"Instead, we are convinced that the real intention of these actions is to frustrate, silence and suspend the political activities of Malema, so that he is unable to claim his rightfully deserved place in participating in the political landscape of South Africa."
"Without any rational explanation or fair calculation, Sars went as far as escalating their initial bill from R4 million to a whopping R16 million," said Mashego. The fund planned to collect the R16 million by the end of April. Mashego said the trust would run live from midnight on Wednesday.
"We will collect money from the millions of sympathetic, ordinary God-fearing people of South Africa," said Mashego.
Additional proceeds would go towards other citizens who might find themselves in very desperate situations. These included people who faced difficulties in the areas such as education, housing, and health. Mashego said Malema was not directly involved in the operations of the trust, but he gave the trust permission to use his name.
In February this year, Malema was provisionally sequestrated by the High Court in Pretoria. According to court documents, Malema owed R16 million plus interest after failing to submit tax returns between 2006 and 2010.
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Fitzpatrick, Howard W.: Oral History Interview - JFK #1, 9/29/1967
In this interview Fitzpatrick discusses his role in Massachusetts politics and fundraising efforts for John F. Kennedy [JFK] and the Democratic Party; the 1952 Massachusetts Senate race; the attempt to get JFK the nomination for Vice President at the 1956 Democratic National Convention; JFK's relationship with several different political figures; and his personal interactions with JFK, among other issues.
Harris, Oren: Oral History Interview - JFK #1, 11/3/1965
In this interview Harris discusses John F. Kennedy [JFK] as a member of the House of Representatives; the Arkansas delegation to the 1956 Democratic National Convention and the vote for the vice presidential candidate; the 1960 Democratic National Convention; the results of the 1960 presidential election in Arkansas; the proposed changes for U.S. regulatory agencies after 1960; and various legislative proposals and battles during JFK's Administration, among other issues.
Hartigan, William J.: Oral History Interview - JFK #1, 4/22/1964
In this interview Hartigan discusses meeting John F. Kennedy [JFK] for the first time; working with Kenneth P. O'Donnell on JFK's 1952 Senate campaign; the Democratic Party in Massachusetts; JFK as a Senator; JFK's try for the vice presidential nomination in 1956; the 1960 Democratic National Convention; the 1960 West Virginia and Wisconsin presidential primaries; traveling with JFK during his 1960 campaign; working in the White House and traveling with President JFK; moving over to the Post Office Department; and JFK's assassination, among other issues.
Hatcher, Andrew T.: Oral History Interview - JFK #1, 5/23/1972
In this interview Hatcher discusses working for Adlai E. Stevenson at the 1956 Democratic National Convention; his personal and working relationship with Pierre E.G. Salinger; working for Governor Edmund G. Brown, 1959–1960; how he came to work on John F. Kennedy's [JFK] 1960 presidential campaign; various personalities both in the Democratic National Committee and on JFK's 1960 campaign staff; press work, demonstrations, and delegations at the 1960 Democratic National Convention; and the discussion of the 1960 Democratic vice-presidential choice, among other issues.
Hazen, Howard H.: Oral History Interview - JFK #1, 1/17/1966
In this interview Hazen discusses how he came to support JFK for the 1960 presidential nomination; Paul Corbin and JFK's campaign in Wisconsin's seventh district during both the primary and the general election; how Republicans in the seventh district voted in the Wisconsin primary and the general election; JFK's ignorance of how the farm economy worked; tensions between JFK's and Hubert H. Humphrey's campaigns; the attempt to woo Humphrey's Wisconsin delegates over to JFK's side; the 1960 vice presidential nomination; and bitterness over Humphrey's loss of the Democratic nomination in 1960, among other issues.
Hodges, Luther H.: Oral History Interview - JFK #1, 3/21/1964
In this interview Hodges discusses the 1956 and 1960 Democratic National Conventions; the 1960 National Governors' Conference; John F. Kennedy's [JFK] 1960 presidential campaign; the Department of Commerce, including reorganization, agencies within the Department, and relations with other groups; establishing the U.S. Travel Service; the Business Advisory Council; businessmen and government; the economic recession in 1960–1961; the Area Redevelopment Act; the 1962 rise in steel prices; balance of payments; and trips abroad, among other issues.
Jacobson, Benjamin A. "Benny": Oral History Interview - JFK #1, 4/6/1964
In this interview Jacobson discusses meeting John F. Kennedy [JFK] at Harvard University in 1936 and interactions with him at the school; visiting the Cape with the Kennedy family, 1937–1938; JFK's plans for after his Harvard graduation; JFK's 1946 congressional campaign; flying back with JFK from the 1960 Democratic National Convention; interactions with the Kennedy boys at Harvard; social interactions with JFK; visiting JFK in Washington, D.C.; JFK's distrust of Fidel Castro; and Jacobson's long relationship with JFK and the Kennedy family, among other issues.
Klutznick, Philip M.: Oral History Interview - JFK #1, 4/7/1970
Philip M. Klutznick (1907-1999) was the United States representative to the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) from 1961 to 1963. This interview focuses on the 1960 presidential campaign, the feelings of the Jewish American community towards John F. Kennedy, and Klutznick's time serving the United Nations, among other topics.
Martin, Louis E.: Oral History Interview - JFK #3, 5/11/1966
In this interview Martin discusses helping fill government positions after John F. Kennedy [JFK] is elected President, 1960; the appointment of African American judges, including Thurgood Marshall to the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit; providing African American candidates for different agency positions; civil rights crises during JFK's Administration; Lee White as the White House advisor on civil rights; the civil rights bill introduced in 1963; religious groups in the civil rights movement; the issue of "white backlash"; and working for President JFK versus working for President Lyndon B. Johnson, among other issues.
Roberts, Dennis J.: Oral History Interview - JFK #1, 12/1/1966
In this interview Roberts discusses working with John F. Kennedy [JFK] on New England issues when he was a congressman and a senator; JFK and the American textile industry; JFK and other New England governors; the significance of New England solidarity at national political conventions; Adlai E. Stevenson and the 1956 Democratic National Convention; JFK's bid for the vice-presidential nomination at the 1956 Convention and arguments against him; Stevenson's reaction to JFK as a vice-presidential possibility; contact with JFK and his staff after 1956; dealing with the religious issue when gathering support for JFK; meeting at Hyannis Port in October 1959; JFK's 1960 presidential campaign; the 1960 Democratic National Convention; JFK's reception in Rhode Island; interactions with President JFK and working with his Administration; and JFK's political legacy, among other issues.
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