Irreversible Entanglements are a liberation-oriented free jazz collective. Formed in 2015 by Keir Neuringer (sax), Camae Ayewa (a.k.a. Moor Mother, poet, rapper and vocalist) and Luke Stewart (bass) to perform at a Musicians Against Police Brutality event, the band was quickly joined by Aquiles Navarro (trumpet) and Tscheser Holmes (drums), and went on record their excellent self-titled debut album. Sharing an incredible chemistry, Irreversible Entanglements explore the poetic narractions of black trauma, survival and power through a fiery brand of jazz, inventive and not restrained by any abstraction.


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Factors That Determine Our Future
How do we measure whether we have lived an earned life?
Can your life be determined by the so-called "soft" values, ones that cannot actually be measured but that are perhaps a surer measure of fulfillment than money or career?
I am not downplaying career — but I'm posing the question of what place your career plays in your life, or what place money plays in relation to your contentment and ultimate happiness.
It's great for an actor to win an Oscar. It might mean a better opportunity for negotiating more interesting roles or a higher salary for the next picture.
But apart from the recognition of your peers, how does an actor who has achieved the Hollywood industry's highest achievement feel about the award? Is it the end or a step in a life of fulfillment?
Is it the career, or the life that comes with the career? Is life built only of playing roles, or of using the opportunities that come with that to do something more personally meaningful?
These are important questions to pose, because as I've mentioned before, happiness is fleeting, but fulfillment is a sense of having done something significant and lasting in your life — an earned life.
An earned life can certainly mean finding a fulfilling career. That's what most of us want in our lives! It is difficult for many of us to choose and commit to what will be our life's work.
"We tremble before making our choice in life," wrote Isak Dinesen (pen name for Danish authoress, Karen Blixen; famous for Out of Africa and Babette's Feast), "and having made it again, tremble in fear of having chosen wrong."
For many people, however, committing to a career path does not constitute an agonizing dilemma. That's because living an earned life to them is not a function of what they do to earn a living. The values and skills to which they aspire have little to do with professional validation or material accumulation.
I know people whose explicit life mission is "to serve." The more they can help others, the more purpose and meaning they find in their lives. In serving others, they are literally accumulating purpose and meaning, a form of wealth more appealing to them than the conventional trophies of money, status, power, and fame.
I know other people who are more devoted to perfecting themselves (not that there's anything wrong with that) rather than giving to others. Constant self-improvement is their defining purpose. Every task—whether it's lowering their blood pressure or elevating their emotional intelligence—is judged against an internal standard of excellence that they approach but never reach. The closer they get, however, the more the pursuit feels earned.
I also know people whose highest aspiration is spiritual or moral enlightenment—creating a feeling of contentment about their relationship to the world, regardless of material gain (or, more likely, precisely because of its absence). The fewer material holdings they rely on, the more enlightenment they have earned.
I know a lot of people, especially in midlife and beyond, who can gauge their fulfillment by surveying the scene at a large family gathering in the company of their children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, feeling joy and validation at how many decent, productive citizens they have guided into the world. They earn their lives by trying to be responsible patriarchs and matriarchs, a job that comes with lifetime tenure, yet has to be earned every day at every age.
These are but a few of the virtues and soft values ("soft" because they cannot be objectively measured) that we hope to perfect in ourselves over time as we strive for fulfillment. They highlight a distinction that sounds obvious only after the first time you hear it: Deciding what you do each day is not the same as who you want to be right now and is also not the same as who you want to become.
I didn't appreciate this distinction until I started writing about the earned life and reflecting on whether I ate my own cooking — that is, have I lived an earned life?
If so, was the earned part shaped by what I did all day, or who I wanted to be, or who I wanted to become? Or was it a measure of how successfully I finally integrated these three dimensions in my life, so that I could bask in a warm sense of fulfillment and say to myself, "Mission accomplished"?
In many ways, deciding who we want to become is like adopting an ideology or credo for our life, a single premise that we rely on to interpret our past and determine our present and future.
We can do this by relying on three independent variables—Action, Ambition, and Aspiration—that govern any progress we make toward living the life we seek for ourselves.

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Another "blood." 1989
The film tells the story of a scientific basis for the establishment and first experiences with the application of domestic krovozamenitelya.
Young people in the struggle for peace. 1985
The film is about the role of young people in the struggle for peace and disarmament, on the 12th festival of youth and students in Moscow. The film is designed for students of technical universities on the English language.
On the lessons of Professor VG Dulova. Class Harp 1986
Educational film introduces the method of work of the teacher and an outstanding musician.
Youth fashion. 1989
Veterans of the film studio. 40 Years of Victory. 1985
The oil industry in the USSR 1986
On the development of the oil industry in the USSR
Frozen Music 1982
The film tells the story of the most famous architectural ensembles and buildings in St. Petersburg. In the film, there is no sound.
From the Vistula to the Oder 1945
The liberation by Soviet troops of the Polish cities of Warsaw, Poznan.
Where and how to teach charity. 1990
The film introduces the basic principles of training in medical schools of Moscow. By order of the Chief of the Moscow City Health Department.
General reserve 1974
The film describes the experience of Uralhimmash (the Ural Chemical Machine Constructing Works), where the search for new technological and engineering designs contributed to making a better economical showing.
Burning. 1985
The film is about three times Hero of Socialist Labor, member - correspondent of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR Shelkino KI, one of the founders of the Soviet science of combustion.
Giving life. 1982
The film tells about the domestic apparatus "artificial kidney" and the work of the various centers of hemodialysis.
Long live the Commune! 1971
The film is dedicated centennial "Paris Commune".
250 hours with Lenin. 1987
The film tells about how in the spring of 1920, the artist Nathan Altman has created a sculptural portrait of V. I. Lenin from nature.
Student construction ... 1973
Red Carnation 1983
The film tells about the activities of the youth Club of revolutionary and labor glory" in the study of red carnations as a symbol of the revolutionary movement.
Childhood and adolescence on the Volga. 1979
The film tells about the childhood and youth years spent by V.I. Ulyanov (Lenin) on the Volga.
Dr. Andrei: stones and sound. 1991
On the discovery of a new method urologist Guskov expulsion of kidney stones using sound device "Intrafon."
In the seas of your road. 1980
The film tells about the Lyceum other AS Pushkin - the Navigator, explorer land battle Admiral Fyodor Matyushkin.
Andrian Nikolayev - Guest Indonesia. 1963


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Trioblattella castanea är en kackerlacksart som först beskrevs av Rocha e Silva 1958.  Trioblattella castanea ingår i släktet Trioblattella och familjen småkackerlackor. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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Q: Horizontal lines in video playback (all players) I just installer 11.10 on my brend new machine, which does not have separate graphic card but I have intel i3 2100 and ASUS P8Z68-V lx and everything is fast and I want to watch some movies on my 23" IPS monitor now, but this horizontal lines (appearing sometimes, in all video players) are killing me ?
Can somebody explain me how to solve the problem ?
Thanx!

A: You might experience a bug related to v-syncing. If you are using unity, try installing ccsm and play around with the v-sync option under opengl settings.

A: This post on Ubuntu forums might help you. You need to have the compiz settings manager installed. Search for "workarounds" in compiz and tick "Force full screen redraws on repaint" and "Don't wait for video sync".

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It's about time I updated, it's been a while! I've been busy with moving house, Ironman training and trying to get myself organised. Monaco 111 was my last race and it was definitely an amazing location for a race and really unlike anywhere else I have ever raced. I arrived out there on the Wednesday before the race with a group from my triathlon club Team Milton Keynes. On Thursday we planned to do a short ride taking in part of the course. We ended up out for around 6 hours.
The bike course was amazing, beautiful scenery amazing climbs and definitely my kind of course, hilly, hard, technical! I had expected this of the bike course but what I wasn't expecting was the fairly steep hill on the run that we had to do three times. I hadn't looked at the run course profile so just presumed that it was a flat run. I was puffing and panting just walking up that hill.
Race day and we woke up to drizzle! A total nightmare on a course like that, it meant the descents were going to be much more dangerous but putting that to the back of my mind I stayed calm and had confidence in my improving ability to descend quite well, (something that has just started to come this year as a result of following my coach Mark Booth down many hills). The start was chaotic, everyone together in a narrow beach start, feet, hands, heads, pushing, pulling, plunging…. The usual. I was a little slower then expected and came out in around 10th. When I got on to the bike and my main instruction was to go easy until mid way through the 3rd climb of 4 and that's exactly what I did. In hindsight I may have gone a little too easy at the beginning. I tried to keep the effort steady, descend confidently and was getting excited about going for it in the last part. When I picked up the pace I felt good and moved in to second pretty quickly. I was unsure of how I would feel on the run as I haven't been running particularly well off the bike this season but this time it felt good. I was comfortable, able to float along with a strong pace and the hill wasn't a problem. I was quickly closing in on first place but 10k just wasn't enough! I was pleased with my race and happy that I was feeling more like myself again.
I had been having a few problems with exhaustion recently and felt like I hadn't been training properly since UK 70.3 in June. Racing twice soon after that didn't help much but that's a long time to be feeling unwell and it was extremely frustrating. In fact right up to the week before Monaco I was still feeling very run down and off form, however after getting over a stomach bug on the week of the race I seemed to feel much better and was just happy to be able to race and feel good. This season has been all about getting stronger, learning lessons and gaining experience and I'm fairly happy with how it's gone so far.
I have one little 'experimental' race left this season. Ironman Florida… Can't wait!


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Also known as Barlow and Barley, our Burleigh ancestors moved to Lowestoft and settled there for a generation before most of their children moved to Northumberland. Here the surname was retained as Burleigh by some branches, whilst others used Barlow.
Although from an agricultural background, the Burleigh sons born in Lowestoft became mariners. Two settled in Blyth, whilst another lived in Newbiggin by the Sea, where descendants still live today.
Our Susannah Burleigh, also moved to the Blyth area. Her marriage certificate to John Lumsden gives her surname as Barlow. After his death, Susannah remarried, her second husband being a fisherman from Newbiggin-by-the-Sea.
By the last decade of the 18th Century, there were two Burleigh families living in the parish of Metfield, Suffolk - Samuel and Diana, and John and Eunice. Naming patterns were very similar, and it seems apparent that they must be related, but the link still eludes us.
The gravestone of Samuel and Diana in Metfield Churchyard.
The gravestones of John and Eunice Burleigh.


Our team at Lagois, recently had the opportunity to take a tour of the Deslaurier Custom Cabinets plant in Renfrew, Ontario. We were invited by Sales Manager Bob Gould and co-owners Jim Deslaurier and Denis Staples. We spent the day observing their manufacturing process, first hand – from the start of production when the wood is selected and measured to cut – to the staining stage – to its assembly, packaging and shipping process. Each custom made item is inspected multiple times throughout the process to make sure that it meets Deslaurier's high standard of quality. We noticed that some pieces are even sanded by hand to ensure there are no flaws. Their entire cabinetry is manufactured at their Renfrew plant.
We were impressed with the measures they take to honour their commitment to the environment by being a 'green' manufacturing facility and how they were able to re-build their business and make it even better following the devastating fire that destroyed their entire plant in 2009.
We would like to say Thank You to the Deslaurier team, for allowing us the opportunity to be part of the tour and to gain an understanding of the entire process and how it begins with a only a piece of wood that is then transformed into beautiful cabinets!
We look forward to the opportunity of installing a Deslaurier kitchen in your home!


In winter and spring, the humidity is too small, the scalp is easy to dry and the hair is easy to dry. At this time, if the human body can not keep up, it will happen easily. When someone feels a lot of hair loss, they wash their hair frequently. The result is counterproductive. The more you wash your head, the more your hair falls. In general, it is sufficient to wash 1 or 2 times a week. Do not use degreasing and anti-dandruff shampoo; use less alkaline shampoo products to wash your hair as much as possible; use conditioner regularly; add intermittent salt and vinegar to the water intermittently to prevent and reduce hair loss; the shampoo should not be too hot or too cold, while washing, you can massage while rubbing.
2, massage the scalp to promote blood circulation.
Before going to bed every day and after getting up the next day, insert your fingers into the hair from the forehead to the back of the head and scalp, 2 to 4 minutes at a time. Regular scalp massage can improve the nutrition of the scalp, regulate the secretion of sebum, promote blood circulation of the scalp and improve local metabolism. Before massage, rub the oil on the scalp to improve the effect. In addition, by using a brush made with a brush, it is also effective to pat the scalp at a right angle every day.
You can also strengthen the hairline when you massage. Use your thumb and forefinger to cut the outline of your face with your thumb or index finger, or place your thumb under the ear. Massage the hairline with the index finger and the middle finger. It helps to keep hair healthy and healthy.
The comb should use a horn or wooden comb. The static electricity of the plastic comb can easily damage the hair. Combs every morning and evening a hundred times, can stimulate the scalp to improve ventilation between the hair, help prevent baldness and dandruff. Use a boxwood comb or bristle brush to remove dandruff, increase the shine of the hair and massage the scalp.
If the direction of distribution remains unchanged for a long period of time, when the hair is sewn, it will be particularly dry or thinned out due to the often exposed sunlight. If the separated areas begin to lose weight, massage the hair and hydrate the scalp after applying the hair or oil. Sometimes you can change the direction of separation, not only can you enjoy the pleasure of changing your hair, but you can also avoid the dryness of separation, which leads to the difficulty of baldness.
The ponytail can really give a clean impression to people, but if the ponytail is too tight, it is easy to cause a hair loss problem and let the hairline gradually recede. In general, you should try to get as little as possible, but if you have to tie your hair because of the requirements of the job, you can use a pointed comb to loosen it when you tie it and keep a clean contour, but at least the hair is affected. The power will not be so great, it can reduce the pressure of hair loss.
Also pay attention to the usual maintenance, wash the face and hair line, because according to the direction of our washing, the hair line is the facial cleanser easier to accumulate, if not cleaned, the long-term damage of the hair follicles.
7, stop smoking, control consumption.
Smoking causes the capillaries of the scalp to contract, which affects the normal development of hair. Liquor, especially hot white wine, can cause the scalp to produce heat and moisture, causing hair loss. Even if beer and wine should be moderate, let the liver "rest" for at least two days a week (ie, stop drinking).
8, pay attention to the hat, to the ventilation of the helmet.
The hair is not sensual, wearing a hat and a helmet will make the hair stay airtight for a long time, and it is easy to suffocate it. In particular, the pores of the pores that are pressed by the hat or helmet in the hairline are easy to relax, causing hair loss. Therefore, hats and ventilation conditions on the helmet must be well prepared, such as covering the hollow lid on the mat or adding small holes.


No, I'm not talking about George Bush. I'm talking about something far more important; namely why the Danish computer game hit-series Hitman didn't make it into the "kulturkanon"! The "kulturkanon" is a recently compiled collection of the most interesting cultural aspects of Denmark.
The government had appointed this task to a number of expert groups on different fields, each of which had to find a twelve items to the "kulturkanon".
Among other things, the design group discussed multimedia designs and had decided that at least one multimedia item would be among the twelve finally chosen items. The main choice for this item was Hitman.
Here's a translated quote from the discussion about whether or not to include the game Hitman in the "kulturkanon". Merete is the leader of the design expert group and Ursula is a ceramic and a member of the group.
Ursula: I tried putting myself a little into it. The person who's the character in the Hitman title. He's called "freedom fighter". He's typically an American or a Danish or western soldier, it isn't a freedom fighter. He's a Bush-man. You have to be as stupid as Bush to fight the evil by being this good.
Merete: But it doesn't have anything to do with the Iraq war. It really doesn't.
Ursula: Yes it does, it's a glorification of the good fighting the evil, right. In the most primitive way. If this isn't propaganda then what is? It's about form and contents and I can't vouch for the contents at all.
The outcome? Not a single item of multimedia design were included in the final package that the design expert group presented!
I don't get angry easily, but allowing people to judge something they are completely and utterly incompetent at judging really pisses me off. Instead of just keeping her ignorance to her self, she had to embarrass the viewers with the baffling display of obvious wrong facts about something she clearly knew nothing about.
I would have just laughed at it, had it not been important for the cultural development in Denmark and to what children are being taught in schools.
To me, this has shown beyond a shadow of a doubt that the "kulturkanon" is totally worthless.
You can watch a video clip of the discussions here (about 24-32 minutes into the clip).
I've started on my 2nd semester of computer science today, and happily left the first semester behind.
The results are back from the most boring and useless course ever, dBrugbarhed (Usability, ironicly).
Only a few days until my Calculus 2 examn! Argh!
Back to my books; I've got an exam in dProg2 (Programming 2) the 9th January.


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HomeTrends & IssuesCannabis6 Major Food & Bev Players Enter Cannabis Market
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6 Major Food & Bev Players Enter Cannabis Market
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See how these established food and beverage manufacturers are exploring cannabis-infused products and other opportunities.
John S. Forrester | Mar 24, 2021
Edibles are one of the most rapidly growing segments of the cannabis industry, with cannabidiol (CBD), tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), and other compounds found in the plant appearing in a number of product types, including drinks, snacks, and confectionery.
This category appears poised for tremendous growth. In February, FinancialNewsMedia.com predicted that the global edibles market could grow at a CAGR of about 25.4% from 2019 to 2025 to a value of $11.5 billion.
In recent years, a number of major food and beverage companies – including Unilever's Ben & Jerry's, Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, Hershey Co., and General Mills – have expressed interest in working with CBD, but still have not yet stepped into the fold.
However, some major food and beverage players are starting to get into the cannabis market in some shape or form. Here is a look at what six of these prominent firms are doing in the space right now:
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The Switzerland-based company has not introduced any cannabis-infused food or drink products in market to date, but the Nestle Health Science-owned Garden of Life brand rolled out a line of CBD-infused products in the US market in 2019, including CBD liquid drops, CBD whole hemp extract spray, and CBD PlantGel softgels. Last September, the food and beverage giant said it partnering with cannabis formulations and drug delivery systems company Geocann to release a line of CBD soft gel formulations in Europe.
Kraft Heinz
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While the food company is not directly involved with manufacturing cannabis products, the venture capital unit of Kraft Heinz, Evolv Ventures, invested in Flowhub, a provider of retail software for cannabis dispensaries, in 2019.
Truss CBD USA, a joint venture between beer maker Molson Coors Beverage Company and HEXO Corp., announced plans in January to debut a line of non-alcoholic CBD-infused sparkling waters in the US after introducing the products in Canada last year. The drinks, sold under the VeryVell brand, are currently manufactured in Colorado and distributed by the Coors Distributing Company within the state under its regulatory framework for hemp-derived CBD in food and beverages. Each VeryVell beverage contains 20mg of hemp-derived CBD and adaptogens.
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In 2019, Canada's oldest independent beer brewing firm formed a joint venture with Sproutly Canada Inc., a producer of a water-soluble cannabis ingredients and bio-natural oils, to develop non-alcoholic cannabis-infused beverages. While the JV's product does not appear to be in market yet, Sproutly and several partners debuted a new line of hemp extract-infused seltzers in the US.
Image courtesy of Carl's Jr.
Fast food chain Carls Jr. tested the "Rocky Mountain High" burger, which included a CBD-infused sauce, at a Denver location on April 20, 2019. The company said at the time that it is the "first quick service restaurant to be testing CBD infused options." To make the sauce, Carl's Jr. sourced hemp extracted CBD oil from the Colorado firm Bluebird Botanicals. A company official told Business Insider that the chain may eventually introduce the product across the country.
Seneca Foods
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North American packaged fruits and vegetables firm Seneca Foods entered the hemp business in February 2020 with the formation of Craft Ag LLC, a vertically integrated seed-to-sale hemp company operated as a joint venture with hemp processing firm CraftAg Enterprises Inc. Seneca is investing $10 million in the joint venture and providing a former company-owned cannery in Sunnyside, WA for a new automated hemp processing facility. The new joint venture plans to build out the new plant in Sunnyside and upgrade its current seed and clone propagation facilities located near Royal City, WA.
With the relaxation of federal rules around hemp and an ever-expanding number of states with legal recreational and medical cannabis markets, it is likely that other major food and beverage companies will strongly consider developing cannabis-infused products, particularly with non-psychoactive cannabinoids like CBD and Delta-8-THC.
Food companies should not just be thinking about products for humans. Business insights firm Grand View Research forecasts the value of the CBD pet products market will increase by a CAGR of 40.3% from 2020 to 2027. In 2019 the market's estimated value was $27.7 million. Martha Stewart and partners Canopy Brands and Marquee Brands released CBD-infused soft-baked chews for dogs, as well as "Pet Wellness Drops" with 600 mg of CBD per bottle, this January.
Read more about the latest developments in the cannabis industry here.
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Day 6: July 15, 2007
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There are many rituals shared, with subtle variations, by all of humanity. They cut through the man-made barriers that have arisen over time – borders, skin color, amount of wealth – and remind us that we are much more same than different. One of these rituals is school-going. In a refugee camp set in the Chadian desert, every school day children get dressed, pack their books, join their friends and set off to school together. We were fortunate to join as insiders today.
As the school came into view, we saw that many kids were playing in the compound. Ah, that beloved time right before the start of school when great childhood storylines are played out. Some kids caught sight of us, and started coming towards. Within a few moments, it seemed like the entire school population was swarming around us. Everyone was very friendly and greeting us, but I still felt a bit uncomfortable being the object of curiosity for so many people! After a bit more walking we reached the principal's office, and he brought out chairs for us. So there we were, sitting outside his office, with a few hundred students standing right in front of us. Then with just a few words and hand gestures from the principal, everyone dispersed. Respect of elders (and maybe authority) is clear here, even though it is often at odds with pure youthful exuberance.
After the assembly, which included the singing of songs about Darfur, the kids filed off inside to await their teachers. Connie and I spoke with a few older-looking boys right outside their classroom. One was 18, another was 21 (though he looked more mature than that). They spoke very good English considering they had only started learning it upon arriving at the camp a few years back, but they were all in grade 5. The day before, we spoke to a former Darfuri teacher who said that the government had not spent money on Darfur for a long time. Recently I came upon the average literacy for Darfuri refugees in a group of camps. It was significantly lower than the overall Sudan number. While these statements are by no means solid science, one thing is clear: there were legitimate triggers for the dissent in Darfur, so for there to be a true and lasting peace, there has to be a commitment by those in power to give Darfur its share of physical and human development.
Later, we interviewed four students who had been selected by their teacher to speak with us in English. Two future teachers, a future professor of languages, and a future president of Sudan. Gabriel asked them about the songs they sang, and the boys sang one to us. I thought the lyrics were very moving, so here they are again as translated by Assad, the 18 year old boy:
We love our Sudan, we love our Sudan
But we have desire to return back in our Sudan
But we not have any free, how can we return back, how can we return back in our Sudan
How can we return back in our Sudan
We never have any education, how can we return back in our Sudan
We love our Sudan very much, very much
He really sounded like he meant it. Almost everyone we've spoken to, despite the atrocities they experienced, wants to return to Darfur. How many of us can claim so much love for our country? Why should not a government reciprocate this love and by doing so achieve progress through true partnership? Yes, I hear, things are "not so simple".
As guiding principles, I believe they really are.
#Darfur #refugee camp #Sudan
It is nice to see, after everything that has happened the children are keeping up with their schooling. Much like everywhere children are the future. I also believe things can easily be remedied, it is the selfishness, greed, hate or ignorance of a government that does not want change. The positiveness of the peopole ( especially the children) will prevail. I just wish it would have happened already.
Lisa Goldner says:
Hi, Yuen-Lin,
We all have much to learn from the joy and respect these students have for education. I'm sure a great deal of learning is done outside the walls of the classroom studies, as they share with others what each has absorbed. Their rate of learning the English language is impressive, especially with such limited exposure and opportunity to converse with English speakers. These students learning in such disadvantaged circumstances seem quite willing to help one another progress. I wish we could get more supplies, including academic materials, into these camps. Are there any aid agencies which have been successful with such? What can we at home do to fill such needs? Continue your fine work building communication bridges for all of us!
yuenlin says:
Dear MaryAnn:
I totally agree that children are the future, and even the present in many ways. They have so much to offer. I think the positiveness of the people of Darfur can serve as a source of inspiration and strength for those of us working on their behalf. If we channel our own positiveness to productive avenues, and generate enough in the people around us, it will grow to a stage where major tangible effects will be observed. The few will inevitably have to bow to the wishes of the many, one way or another. We must keep working knowing that even if peace is not achieved tomorrow, it may be achieved one, two, five years sooner than otherwise.
Dear Lisa:
I share your wish to help them in a very concrete way. All the more because, as you pointed out, they are so determined and have made much progress even with such limited resources. My impression is that the aid agency most involved with education in the camps is UNICEF. I think there are both large needs and relatively smaller needs we can help with. Logistics and conditions are tough here, so I think it comes down to choosing a camp where we have a good connection both with the community and with the NGO(s) in charge. Thankfully, we have both of these in one of the camps. Hopefully we can start working there, and later with the benefit of experience and better connections, expand to include other camps as well.
One large need we found is secondary education – there were no secondary schools in any of the camps we visited. An idea came up to spearhead the building of a secondary school at the camp I mentioned above. The school would be supported by i-ACTivists, both financially and in other ways. We would maintain continuous personal connections between the school community and the i-ACTivists that support it.
Supplies are needed as well, however the impression I got was that the degree of need in that respect varies across camps. Definitely many would benefit from a more detailed needs assessment. Such information may already be available from the NGOs. We can probably work on this angle concurrently with the school project.
Looking forward to working together!
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Burton Malkiel joined Barry Ritholtz to talk about markets, psychology, and technology on the Masters in Business podcast. The two covered a lot of familiar ground, so let's get to it.
This effect operates on two levels, the macro and micro. At the macro level we know: 90% of people can't be above average drivers. Charlie Munger puts it this way, "the iron rule of life is that only 20% of the people can be in the top fifth." From a macro point of view we get statistics that suggest the odds are long.
I (We) laugh at "hold my beer" gifs, but sometimes those people nail it, and on the whole we're better for it.
We believe in something beyond the numbers, ourselves. In Antfragile Nassim Taleb wrote that we should thank the people who try. The odds are against them, but through their trials, successes, and failures we all benefit.
Part of the reason thinking (POTRT) is a helpful idea. I did a podcast episode on it and Sanjay Bakshi explained it in another. David Chang spoke about how POTRT relates to restaurants and we drilled into how it relates to CEO pay. Everything has many reasons, figuring out the different parts is valuable.
Don't think simple is easy though.
– "But though this is very simple, it does not mean it is easy." Timothy Gallwey.
This anecdote from Malkiel was great. Beyond (further) endearing Buffett and Bogle, it's case for keeping a low overhead. Sophia Amoruso, Michael Ovitz, and the Wright brothers all kepted a low overhead in their businesses. Sarah Silverman, Jay Leno, and Jerry Seinfeld all kept a low overhead to kickstart their careers. The fewer obligations in one area, the more calculated risks you can take in another.
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Over the course of four years, the Building Community Philanthropy (BCP) initiative of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation's Pacific Northwest team has brought together 20 partners — United Ways, identity-based funds, tribal governments and community foundations — to learn together, challenge each other and shift the way they see their role in their communities. In short, to participate in a peer network that rewards honesty and authenticity while also receiving funding to test new ways of working, and transform their work in positive and meaningful ways.
Many speak eloquently of shifting their model from a small group of volunteers, leaders and board members determined where the grant funding went to creating the kinds of spaces that allowed them to listen to how their community might determine its own path.
Is this easy? No. Is it quick or efficient? Usually not. Is it worth it? Yes, according to Norma Schuiteman of the Community Foundation of South Puget Sound. "Our grant investments and relationships with our grantees have never been more successful," she said. "We are truly working in partnership in new ways."
Why is this so painful for us? Philanthropy speaks so highly of accepting failure, "failing forward" and innovation — yet it's still so difficult to share mistakes publicly. The Building Community Philanthropy learning cohort provides an opportunity to use storytelling, reflection and peer consultations to share our challenges and to hear from some funders who have spoken openly with their own stakeholders and grantees about missteps and then asked their constituents for help.
I'm inspired by the efforts of the United Way of Benton & Franklin Counties staff, who knew they could do more to connect with their region's Hispanic/Latino population. They have now invested new resources into staffing, materials and most importantly, showing up to support this community regardless of the benefit to the United Way.
How we long for simplicity. Or maybe we want to be right. But this learning cohort has demonstrated that it's more fruitful to accept there are many ways up the mountain. Community philanthropy represents the belief that philanthropy is a tool to help communities become more equitable and engaged; a critical component to developing families, schools and social connectedness. It's lofty, but the investments of funds and co-learning have resulted in multiple strategies.
What is the "secret sauce" that has unlocked these practices?
What did it take? A willingness for all of us to shift the mental model, reflect, try, learn and try again. Easier said than done — but perhaps not so hard after all.
Audrey Haberman is managing partner of The Giving Practice, Philanthropy Northwest's consulting team. She can be reached at ahaberman@philanthropynw.org.


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The New Mexico Corrections Department and the University of New Mexico Project ECHO are embarking on a new peer education training program at the Central New Mexico Correctional Facility located in Los Lunas, New Mexico.
The week of July 27th, 10 male prisoners will receive 32-hour training in hepatitis C, other infectious diseases and health literacy. The training, provided by Project ECHO staff, is designed to teach prisoners how to be health educators to their peers inside prison. The trainees will learn about hepatitis C prevention, transmission, and treatment specific to the prison environment. The training will also focus on other infectious diseases and broader physical, mental, and emotional health. Another goal of the project is to give trainees the tools to be community health educators after their release from prison.
Project ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is a new and innovative model in treating complex chronic diseases in rural and underserved areas of New Mexico. Via technology, ECHO bridges the gap between urban healthcare specialists and providers in rural settings. Staff from Project ECHO have been partnering with the New Mexico Correction Department and other agencies since 2003 to advance the treatment for Hepatitis C patients.
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I am horrified at the thought that children are taken away from their homes and family members are unaware of it. The children are helpless, scared, and don't know what's happening to them when they get arrested or why they get arrested. Watching a video on facebook that just glimpses on this issue is enough for me to take a stand. After watching that 3 minute video and reading your summary online, I find it stupid that 1) the children are arrested for throwing stones, 2) they have no right to talk to their family or get legal aid. I AM IMMENSELY DISGUSTED THAT THEY ARE ABUSED WHILE DETAINED. This needs to stop, and those children need to be saved.I am horrified at the thought that children are taken away from their homes and family members are unaware of it. The children are helpless, scared, and don't know what's happening to them when they get arrested or why they get arrested. Watching a video on facebook that just glimpses on this issue is enough for me to take a stand. After watching that 3 minute video and reading your summary online, I find it stupid that 1) the children are arrested for throwing stones, 2) they have no right to talk to their family or get legal aid. I AM IMMENSELY DISGUSTED THAT THEY ARE ABUSED WHILE DETAINED. This needs to stop, and those children need to be saved.


You can see some of the dark and spooky textures that were used for this pack. A lot of mobs have been changed to resemble the game. If you want to play the Luigis Mansion map or would like some Mario type textures, this is the pack for you. Download and install Luigi's Mansion Texture Pack for Minecraft 1.11, 1.9.4, 1.8.9 and 1.7.10 today!
Runs at the standard resolution for better speed.
Pros: A nice looking pack that goes very well with the map that this was created for. Well made and works well with the map.
Cons: This pack was build to be played with the Luigi's Mansion map by the same author. This pack isn't fully completed so expect some missing textures still.
Updated textures that were wrong.
While in the game you can choose the Luigi's Mansion Texture Pack for Minecraft 1.11, 1.9.4, 1.8.9 and 1.7.10 and you are ready to play.
Do you like to push the limits of what your games can do? Have you been looking for the biggest pack that Minecraft has ever seen? This is the Elite Texture 1024x Texture Pack for Minecraft! This is simply the biggest pack I have ever seen! Each texture is 4MB, which is very large for any photo. This is an experimental pack and does not guarantee that your computer will be able to handle it! This is a pack that pushes the limits for sure and does it with beautiful, massive textures.
If you want the biggest pack I know of, be sure to download and install Elite Texture 1024x Texture Pack for Minecraft today!
This is hands down the biggest pack I have ever seen!
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Twice the resolution of most of the largest packs previously.
Pros: This is an extremely detailed and well made pack. This is for sure one of the largest you will ever seen for Minecraft!
Cons: This pack is the biggest I have ever seen so it will not do any favors to your older computer. Simply too much for most computers.
Made the pack 1.11, 1.9.4, 1.8.9 and 1.7.10 ready.
Added 3 more zombie variants.
While in the game you can choose the Elite Texture 1024x Texture Pack for Minecraft 1.11, 1.9.4, 1.8.9 and 1.7.10 and you are ready to play.
Have you ever played the Super Mario games? The theme and detail of the textures in the game are iconic. They're special and leave a statement, so that when you see something similar, or identical to the textures in the games; you'll know its from the Mario games even if you're not an experienced player of the game. The Super Mario Medley Texture Pack for Minecraft 1.11, 1.9.4, 1.8.9 and 1.7.10 is a Texture Pack that adds to the game of Minecraft; unique and Mario game styled textures. They're so accurate and detailed, and they really do resemble the games.
The textures in the Super Mario Medley Texture Pack for Minecraft 1.11, 1.9.4, 1.8.9 and 1.7.10 have been made at a 32×32 resolution. This means that the Texture Pack is more detailed and far more professional looking than the Default Texture Pack of Minecraft. It's perfect for maps that resemble Mario, or even Mods. It's even fine for just exploring, whether or not you're a fan of the games!
Awesome 32×33 texture resolution, themed Texture Pack for the game of Minecraft.
An upgrade from the normal, Default Texture Pack of Minecraft.
Mario theme, which makes gameplay awesome and humorous! Great for maps.
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Download the Super Mario Medley Texture Pack zip file for Minecraft 1.11, 1.9.4, 1.8.9 and 1.7.10.
Drag the downloaded Texture Pack zip file into the 'Resource Packs' folder.
If using the Mcpatcher program, patch your game NOW.
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Have you ever played the popular video game called Castle Crashers on systems like Xbox Live? The creator of this pack has stated that Castle Crashers is their favorite game and decided to make this pack based on that game! This is the new Block Crashers Texture Pack for Minecraft 1.11, 1.9.4, 1.8.9 and 1.7.10! It adds ideas and colors from that game and transforms them into the Minecraft world very nicely.
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Cons: This pack is still very early in progress, so expect a lot of missing textures.
Oak Planks, Oak Wood Spruce Planks, Spruce Wood, Evil Heart (Nether Star), Steak, Raw beef, Apple, Chest, Trapped Chest and Bricks have been added!
Animations for various items added.
Improved Armor Icons and Models.
Necromantic Ore has replaced the Diamond Ore (and similar diamond textures).
While in the game you can choose the Block Crashers Texture Pack for Minecraft 1.11, 1.9.4, 1.8.9 and 1.7.10 and you are ready to play!
Do you like zombie games and movies? There area lot of new things that contain the ever popular zombie. Welcome to Fritzfun Zombie Apocalypse Texture Pack for Minecraft! This is a zombie apocalypse pack that changes mobs, items and some blocks! This takes you right into the zombie fighting action! For the varied zombies to work, you need the Randomobs mod installed.
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Pros: A really nice and well made zombie themed texture pack. All of the weapons and armor has been updated along with the blocks.
Cons: This pack isn't fully completed yet, so expect some missing textures still. Also requires the Randomobs Mod for the zombie textures to work properly.
While in the game you can choose the Fritzfun Zombie Apocalypse Texture Pack for Minecraft 1.11, 1.9.4, 1.8.9 and 1.7.10 and you are ready to play.
This is the Surge Ultra 32x Texture Pack for Minecraft! This pack uses a smooth and future / sci-fi texture style. This pack is great for any space craft or space themed maps you might create! While this is a redone version of SurgePack_Reborn, it is a higher definition version with a lot of new improvements. You will find blocks that look like metal, fancy machinery and many more!
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32 x 32 resolution textures for more detail!
Pros: A really cool science fiction style pack. 32 x 32 for a lot more detail. Runs well on older machines too.
Cons: Since this pack is still not fully completed, there will be some textures missing.
Fixed a lot of the name IDs for better compatibility.
Hunger bar have been added finally.
Updated Egg texture and icon.
While in the game you can choose the Surge Ultra 32x Texture Pack for Minecraft 1.11, 1.9.4, 1.8.9 and 1.7.10 and you are ready to play!
The Evolutrium Craft Texture Pack for Minecraft 1.11, 1.9.4, 1.8.9 and 1.7.10 is another HD, professionally made Texture Pack that really stands out from the common Texture Pack design. It's unique, it's well made, it's completed 100% and it has all the necessities to being a great Texture Pack overall. Things like tiling, shading, lighting, block similarities, theme. All of these have been done amazingly. The Texture Pack artist, of the Evolutrium Craft Texture Pack for Minecraft 1.11, 1.9.4, 1.8.9 and 1.7.10 must have had a very strong mindset on what he was going to do. What's better is, he has the ability to go out, and use his skills to complete the Texture Pack to the best of his abilities. The outcome is remarkable, and we're presented with another great, unique Texture Pack to enjoy for free.
Adding a new Texture Pack to the game of Minecraft.
All new theme and completely original, unque designs for the textures.
Higher resolution, so more detailed textures.
Unique designs, and an all new theme.
Requires a patcher such as Mcpatcher or Optifine to make sure that the textures work properly after the installation.
Very different to the Default Texture Pack of Minecraft.
Download and install the Optifine Mod before the installation, or download and use the Mcpatcher program when told to.
Download the Evolutrium Craft Texture Pack for Minecraft 1.11, 1.9.4, 1.8.9 and 1.7.10 zip file.
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Welcome to If's Greatness Texture Pack for Minecraft 1.11, 1.9.4, 1.8.9 and 1.7.10, a nicely styled and simple pack for Minecraft. This pack was created to give a much more realistic and earthy feel to Minecraft. It is similar to other packs (and said to be inspired directly by) like the Feathersong and Pixel Perfection packs. Not only is this inspired by these great packs but it also has some unique styles of its own! It feels dusty and worn like you would find in a game like Borderlands or even an Old West game like Red Dead Redemption.
You will notice how much grittier this pack looks while keeping it bright and cheerful! It is really well done!
Realistic textures that are quite unique!
Western feel to the textures, almost like the old west.
Pros: A really nice and unique pack at the standard resolution so it will run just fine. This pack looks like a western texture with a more dry feel. Reminds me of the old west!
Cons: This texture pack is still not complete so you should expect some textures to be missing from the game still.
New textures including Granite, Granite smooth, Andesite, Andesite smooth, Diorite and Diorite smooth have been added.
Download and install HDPatcher or Optifine to allow HD textures.
While in the game you can choose the If's Greatness Texture Pack for Minecraft 1.11, 1.9.4, 1.8.9 and 1.7.10 and you are ready to play!


Jonesboro -- A racial profiling task force is coming to Jonesboro, and they're hoping to gather public opinion from people like Nickelas Brewer who says cops won't stay away from his neighborhood.
"We can be grilling or throwing something for the kids, but they just mess with us on purpose," said Brewer.
But Captain B.J. Smith with the Jonesboro Police Department disagrees. He says officers are mandated to abide by an Anti-Racial Profiling measure passed last April.
"We do not enforce the laws based on anybody's race, gender or any other factor," said Smith.
Smith says officers must sit through intensive training, where they're taught to treat people like they want to be treated. Also, like the State Police, the JPD must document their stops, including the race of the person stopped.
But Jonesboro's record has not always been squeaky clean. Within the last 7 years, one officer has been fired and another suspended for a racial profiling incident.
"Of course we're going to have occasions where an officer does not always do exactly as he was trained but it happens," said Smith.
But it's those events that the task force may be looking for.
State Senator Henry Wilkins spearheaded the task force, after his son, a Harvard University student, says he was legally parked in downtown Little Rock and police officers told him to move. It's testimony Nickelas Brewer says he can identify with.
"You can be a working man, but they still put something on you like you're doing something wrong," said Brewer.


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The Connecticut Department of Transportation today announced a series of open house meetings to seek public input to help refine the service plan of CTfastrak. During the open house events the public will be provided an overview of the project as well as the status of construction. These meetings are free and open to all members of the public.
During the planning stage, CTfastrak was known as the New Britain-Hartford Busway. The project includes 11 stations in New Britain, Newington, West Hartford and Hartford with buses running every three to six minutes during peak commuting hours. When CTfastrak opens for operation, some bus routes in Bristol, Plainville, New Britain, Newington, West Hartford, Cheshire, Southington, Waterbury and Hartford will change and most will have much more frequent service. The public is invited to come and share what is important to them and help design a transit system that will efficiently serve their travel needs. A draft service plan can be found at www.ctfastrak.com under "Program Details".
For those who are unable to attend in person, comments on the service plan can also be made via e-mail to serviceplan@ctfastrak.com.


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The President Is Not a Gun Slinger
Why the 2nd Amendment is safe under President Obama-for now
Politically savvy gun owners have long distrusted President Barack Obama, and for perfectly fair reasons—even (or perhaps especially) after he went out of his way to tell them that lawful gun owners have nothing to fear from his administration.
Perhaps, Obama seemed to be gently suggesting, they could cool it with the spike in gun purchases since he won the election. December showed a 24 percent rise in FBI instant background checks for gun purchases from the previous December, and there was a 49 percent such hike the week of his election.
Obama's famous gaffe about "bitter" people who "cling" to guns merely brought this existing tension to wide public attention. Despite his insistence that he respects the doctrine settled by the Supreme Court in June's Heller decision—that the Second Amendment protects an individual right to keep and bear arms—Obama has a far narrower vision of what that means than, say, your average National Rifle Association (NRA) member.
During his political career, Obama has supported Chicago's handgun ban (as well as D.C.'s ban, overturned in Heller, a decision he later claimed to agree with) and voted for, or expressed public support for, such gun restrictions as banning concealed public carrying of weapons and barring gun sales within five miles of schools or parks.
Furthermore, a statement on Obama's gun intentions that had disappeared from his campaign site has now reappeared on the White House website. These details in particular raised hackles in the gun rights community:
Obama and Biden would repeal the Tiahrt Amendment, which restricts the ability of local law enforcement to access important gun trace information, and give police officers across the nation the tools they need to solve gun crimes and fight the illegal arms trade…. They support closing the gun show loophole and making guns in this country childproof. They also support making the expired federal Assault Weapons Ban permanent.
And his attorney general designate Eric Holder is a straight-up foe of gun rights. He was a principal in the Clinton administration's perceived attacks on gun owners' rights; he's for registration and licensing, mandatory waiting periods, and gun purchase limits. Holder also signed on to an amicus brief on D.C.'s side in Heller, and clearly does not agree with the case's Second Amendment-affirming decision. He's been a magnet of discontent for the gun rights community, though in a contentious move, the NRA has chosen not to openly testify against him or count votes for him against congressmen or senators in their NRA scorecards.
Moreover, as certain alarmed folks in the gun rights community will note, there's plenty that Holder will be able to do as the head of the Department of Justice, including the harassment of gun dealers by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives. There are also fears that Obama may issue executive orders restricting the importation of certain kinds of weapons or ammunition.
I don't doubt that Obama and Holder have little respect for gun rights. Obama's pandering during the campaign was almost certainly insincere. But what is politically important is not whether he meant it; it's that he thought he had to do it in the first place. He even had to run ads in such potential swing states as Ohio and Pennsylvania aimed at countering NRA ads that tagged him as an enemy of gun owners.
That indicates what Obama—and his chief of staff Rahm Emanuel—has at the front of his mind: the Democratic Party's institutional memory of its own personal gun-related tragedies of 1994 and 2000 (and maybe even 2004). Gun control fever was running high in the early 1990s, with the Brady Bill and the original "assault weapon" ban passing in '93 and '94.
Then came the Republican takeover of both houses of Congress in 1994, blamed by no less savvy a politico than then-President Bill Clinton on the Democrats' rousing of the gun rights movement. Al Gore's 2000 losses in such states as Tennessee and West Virginia, and thus the White House, are also widely attributed to the wrath of the NRA and its allies.
Irwin Nowick, a hyper-detailed watcher and chronicler of gun issues on the California and national level, had a cogent argument for why even some of the things Obama explicitly says he wants on the gun control front are apt to go nowhere:
Federally, Obama and….Emanuel [do] not want to cause problems for Labor or "swing voters" which include persons who own guns. Emanuel remembers Clinton and he understands how tenuous Democratic control of the House in fact is…. In addition, what people do not understand is that the type of Democrats who controlled the House during the first two years of the Clinton regime is not there any more. They were wiped out in 1994 and by the movement of House seats from the Northeast and Midwest to the South and West. Those seats that did exist in the Rust Belt were sliced and diced in redistricting in 2001. Indeed, in this cycle—as in 2006—you had the growth of NRA Democrats.
…People can forget about a new "assault weapon" ban—that one is not getting any traction—Labor is opposed and Rahm Emanuel is not putting his boss or a Democratic majority at risk…. The 1994 crime bill which included "the ban" passed because Republicans voted for it. Many of those Republicans are gone and because of the movement of seats because of the 2000 census and resulting redistricting, many of the Democratic seats where the members voted for it are gone as well.
So far, there is no sign of incipient serious gun action on the Hill, or out of the White House. Two new bills that have generated much gun community chatter are sitting mostly sponsorless for now in the Judiciary Committee. Second Amendment enthusiasts are excited about Florida Republican Rep. Cliff Stearns's National Right-to-Carry Reciprocity Act of 2009 (H.R. 197) (co-sponsored by Virginia Democrat Rick Boucher), which would create cross-state reciprocity for states that issue concealed carry permits, allowing a gun owner who has one in his home state to essentially use it in other states. (Stearns has authored essentially similar bills in the past, which got nowhere.)
And they are alarmed by Illinois Democrat Rep. Bobby Rush's bill, a "Firearms Licensing and Record of Sale Act," which would pretty much do what the title implies. It too is currently sitting in committee, with zero co-sponsors. Radical pro- or anti-gun action is just not much on Congress' mind right now.
Alan Gottlieb of the Second Amendment Foundation is still quite wary of Obama and nervous about what the next four years will mean for gun rights, though he granted in an interview this week that "we don't see any legislation on the immediate horizon whatsoever; the few bills introduced, I don't believe will go anywhere. [Rush's bill] is asking too much; it's never gonna happen."
Still, Gottlieb is concerned about how a Holder-run DOJ might behave in any future lawsuit intended to extend gun rights in which the federal government is a party. He's also worried about how Holder's BATFE could use existing laws to stymie gun and ammunition dealers. And he fears that any effective new gun control will come without warning from Congress. "Something bad could appear and head to hearings quickly and not be telegraphed months in advance," seriously harming the gun rights community's ability to man up and stop it.
But as far as actual action to restrict gun rights on the federal level, not much is imminent or moving. Congress and the new president are very, very busy spending the U.S. further into hyperinflation or bankruptcy and figuring out exit strategies (or not) from Bush-era foreign policy entanglements. While Justice Department's focus on enforcing existing gun laws may well increase, we're unlikely to see any significant new federal efforts that infringe on the Heller-certified constitutional right to own common weapons for self-defense in the home.
The gun rights community, in other words, is most likely wrong about the extent to which the Obama administration will try to restrict gun rights. (Not that, even in a post-Heller age, they don't have reason to be worried; short of D.C.-style total gun bans, lower courts so far seem sure that any other gun regulations go under the ruling.) The political irony is that being mistaken about the magnitude of the threat can guarantee they achieve their goals—being wrong, especially convincing the gun rights rank and file to grossly overestimate the Obama threat, will help ensure that the threat never becomes real—even if it never would have.
In the face of an administration that undoubtedly only respects gun rights to the extent that its supporters have the political power to harm it, gun rights forces do need to keep their powder dry; perhaps even excessively stocked. Paranoids may not always have real and effective enemies, but in politics, as in life, paranoia can keep you safe.
Senior Editor Brian Doherty is author of Radicals for Capitalism (PublicAffairs) and Gun Control on Trial (Cato Institute).
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The Effect of Early Marriage Timing on Women's and Children's Health in Sub-Saharan Africa and Southwest Asia
Marcos Delprato ,
Centre for International Education (CIE), University of Sussex, Brighton, UK, GB
About Marcos
Kwame Akyeampong
About Kwame
Age of marriage is a barrier to mother's health care around pregnancy and children health outcomes.
We provide evidence on the health benefits of postponing early marriage among young wives (from age 10-14 to age 15-17) on women's health care and children's health for sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) and Southwest Asia (SWA).
We use data for 39 countries from the Demographic and Health Surveys to estimate the effects of postponing early marriage for women's health care and children's health outcomes and immunization using matching techniques. We also assess whether women's health empowerment and health constraints are additional barriers.
We found that in SSA, delaying the age of marriage from age 10-14 to age 15-17 and from age 15-17 to age 18 or older leads to an increase in maternal neotetanus vaccinations of 2.4% and 3.2%, respectively; gains in the likelihood of postnatal checks are larger for delayed marriage among the youngest wives (aged 10-14). In SWA, the number of antenatal visits increases by 34% and the likelihood of having a skilled birth attendant goes up to 4.1% if young wives postpone marriage. In SSA, the probability of children receiving basic vaccinations is twice as large and their neonatal mortality reduction is nearly double if their mothers married between ages 15-17 instead of at ages 10-14. The extent of these benefits is also shaped by supply constraints and cultural factors. For instance, we found that weak bargaining power on health decisions for young wives leads to 11% fewer antenatal visits (SWA) and 13% less chance of attending postnatal checks (SSA).
Delaying age of marriage among young wives can lead to considerable gains in health care utilization and children health in SSA and SWA if supported by policies that lessen supply constraints and raise women's health empowerment.
Keywords: child mortality, health empowerment, prenatal care, southwest Asia, sub-Saharan Africa, timing of early marriage
How to Cite: Delprato, M. and Akyeampong, K., 2017. The Effect of Early Marriage Timing on Women's and Children's Health in Sub-Saharan Africa and Southwest Asia. Annals of Global Health, 83(3-4), pp.557–567. DOI: http://doi.org/10.1016/j.aogh.2017.10.005
Published on 08 Nov 2017.
Delprato, M. and Akyeampong, K., 2017. The Effect of Early Marriage Timing on Women's and Children's Health in Sub-Saharan Africa and Southwest Asia. Annals of Global Health, 83(3-4), pp.557–567. DOI: http://doi.org/10.1016/j.aogh.2017.10.005
Delprato M, Akyeampong K. The Effect of Early Marriage Timing on Women's and Children's Health in Sub-Saharan Africa and Southwest Asia. Annals of Global Health. 2017;83(3-4):557–67. DOI: http://doi.org/10.1016/j.aogh.2017.10.005
Delprato, M., & Akyeampong, K. (2017). The Effect of Early Marriage Timing on Women's and Children's Health in Sub-Saharan Africa and Southwest Asia. Annals of Global Health, 83(3-4), 557–567. DOI: http://doi.org/10.1016/j.aogh.2017.10.005
Delprato M and Akyeampong K, 'The Effect of Early Marriage Timing on Women's and Children's Health in Sub-saharan Africa and Southwest Asia' (2017) 83 Annals of Global Health 557 DOI: http://doi.org/10.1016/j.aogh.2017.10.005
Delprato, Marcos, and Kwame Akyeampong. 2017. "The Effect of Early Marriage Timing on Women's and Children's Health in Sub-saharan Africa and Southwest Asia". Annals of Global Health 83 (3-4): 557–67. DOI: http://doi.org/10.1016/j.aogh.2017.10.005
Delprato, Marcos, and Kwame Akyeampong. "The Effect of Early Marriage Timing on Women's and Children's Health in Sub-saharan Africa and Southwest Asia". Annals of Global Health 83, no. 3–4 (2017): 557–67. DOI: http://doi.org/10.1016/j.aogh.2017.10.005
Delprato, M.and K. Akyeampong. "The Effect of Early Marriage Timing on Women's and Children's Health in Sub-saharan Africa and Southwest Asia". Annals of Global Health, vol. 83, no. 3-4, 2017, pp. 557–67. DOI: http://doi.org/10.1016/j.aogh.2017.10.005