Have you ever sat down at your computer to write a blog post and ended up spending most of your time banging your head against your computer screen because you were clean out of post topic ideas? Running out of blog post ideas can make blogging feel like a chore. Believe me, I've been there and it stinks (and hurts…ouch)!
In an effort to help keep your forehead bruise free this year, I'm going to share with you some tips and a series of 20 questions that will help inspire an entire year's worth of blog posts. These brainstorming tips will fill you with the inspiration needed to start posting on your blog like a boss!
In order to have an effective brainstorming session, you need to set aside about an hour of uninterrupted time to focus on just one thing: brainstorming post topics for your blog. Growing a blog takes time and effort. You can't grow a blog if you aren't producing new content on a regular basis, so really take this brainstorming session seriously.
If you have children, schedule your planning session at a time when your kids are at school, napping, or with a babysitter so you can create a focused, uninterrupted environment to brainstorm. I know you're busy, but chiseling out time to plan and brainstorm really will make all the difference in the success and growth of your blog.
In The Ultimate Blog Planner, you'll find a page specifically designed for post brainstorming called "Post Topic Brainstorming." I recommend printing off one of these pages for each of your main blogging categories. Then spend 5-10 minutes per category brainstorming and listing as many post topics as you can think of off the top of your head.
Just start writing. Don't worry about whether it's a good idea or not at this point. Jot down anything and everything that comes to you. You can weed out the not-so-great ideas later.
Use HubSpot's Blog Topic Generator to generate a list of blog topics on a given subject. All you do is enter in keywords (nouns) that you want to write about and it will spit out several post ideas that have to do with those keywords.
Use Google Analytics to see which of your posts are the most popular. Then think of ways to can expand these posts into new posts with additional or more detailed information.
Use Pinterest to generate ideas. View what's trending and see if that inspires any post topics. You can also type a few keywords into the search bar for additional inspiration.
If you've finished tip 2 and you still need more ideas, ask yourself the 20 questions below. Write down the ideas that come to you as you read each question and you'll have a year's worth of blog posts compiled in no time.
1. Are there any past posts you could expound upon, update, or do a follow-up on?
2. Are there questions you get asked often that you could write a post about?
What products, services, or tools do you use every day?
4. What areas of expertise do you have that you could teach your readers about?
5. What types of how-to posts or tutorials could you share that would be beneficial to your readers?
6. What have been your most popular posts? Use these to inspire new posts.
7. Have you reached a milestone in your blogging journey, profession or life? Feature those milestones or achievements in a blog post.
8. Is there a blog in your niche or a professional in your field you could feature?
9. Do you have a product or service you could highlight in a post?
10. Is there a free printable or resource you could share with your readers?
11. How did you come up with your blog or business name? Share the story in a post.
12. What interesting stories or experiences from your life could you share?
13. Do you have a list of posts from other bloggers that you find helpful and refer to often? You could list a roundup of these posts as a help to your readers.
14. What have you learned along your blogging or professional journey? Share your successes and failures.
15. Who do you work with? Who helps make your blog successful? You could feature the people you work with in a memorable way.
16. Where do you get your inspiration for what you do? You could write about what or who inspires you.
17. Who do you know that you could ask to do a guest post on your blog? You could offer to do a guest post on their blog as a trade for them doing one on yours.
18. Are there products you use often and love that you could review or promote on your blog?
19. Is there a big project you've been working on that you could feature in a blog series?
20. Have you surveyed your audience recently? Creating a survey will help you find out what your readers would like more of. You can then implement their ideas in future posts. Here's a recent survey we did that you can refer to as an example: 2018 Reader Survey Results.
Thank you very much … very helpful! These brainstorming tips will be the next I'll do for my blog!
Great, that I have found your blog – and many thanks for that wonderful, clean and stylish planner!
Thanks so much for this post. It actually gave me ideas for posts and even for IG.
You are very welcome! Happy posting!
Such an awesome post! Such great information and helpful ideas! Thanks for sharing!
Thank You!! I need all the ideas I can get. There are some good ones here.
This has been very helpful, thank you! As I was reading I was coming up with ideas already.
Great to hear! Have fun brainstorming!
Yes! It is so great to go back to old posts and revise them and see how you've grown with your blog.
Great to hear! Happy posting!
This is brilliant! I'm new to blogging and I originally started it as a therapy for myself but have decided I'd like to expand and broaden my horizons. Reading through your advise and tips have already got me brainstorming for future posts! Thankyou!
Seriously, like this is amazing. I do right away download your Blog Planner and actually in love with it. This will makes my blogging experience even more fun than before, and it make so much easier too.
I've been in a rut with writing and this really helped. Thank you so much!
Im definitely pinning this! These tips are so helpful.
This article helpfull to new blogger like me.
This is a great post. I often keep a little note book with me at all times. And jot the idea down.
You never know when inspiration will hit you, so that's such a great idea Nadia!
Thanks Ann! We hope it helps you come up with a lot of great ideas for your readers. It's great that you are focusing on posting about topics your readers want. That's so important in growing a successful blog. Best of luck to you!
Thanks Hayley! We hope these questions help!
Thank you!! Great Ideas to get my brain thinking!!
Great Post!! Love the 20 questions!
Great Article! Thank you for such helpful tips!
What a great post! Thank you so much for these. The 20 questions really help me brainstorm posts better.
I always believed that blogging is a great way to get discussion out in the open and bring people together from all walks of life.
Great list! When I think of a topic, I just start writing. I can edit later but I just sort of word vomit on my phone. It helps for when I am not sure if I have anything, I can go back to one of these.
Great post, really helpful for when you get writers block! Happens to us all at some point so really good to have some inspiration!
Thank you so much for sharing your tips! I had just sat down to start brainstorming my posts when your email popped into my inbox. Thank you so much again, I really appreciate your tips and questions they were super helpful (and timely)!
love this post! so so helpful and will definitely inspire new post ideas.
Thanks on posting this. That Hubspot link is perfect for figuring out what to write!
OMG!!! Thank you so so so much! I was lately a bit unproductive and my brains were not functioning. This HAS HELPEDDD meeee!


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What we've learned about Michigan State basketball so far
Chris Solari
Tom Izzo felt like his team "ran out of gas" against No. 5 Baylor in Friday's Battle 4 Atlantis tournament championship game.
But Michigan State basketball's coach came away with a much better grasp on how his team stacks up against a variety of opponents in the Spartans' three games. Izzo's next mission is to iron out the kinks in their last two tune-ups before Big Ten play begins.

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Миранда Вуоласранта (; ) — финская активистка цыганского происхождения, учитель цыганского языка и эксперт по правам цыган. Президент Европейского форума цыган и кочевников.

Биография
Миранда Вуоласранта родилась в 1959 году. Она выросла в традиционной цыганской семье, говоря на финском, шведском и цыганском языках. Имела четыре брата и сестры. Родители Вуоласранты являлись безграмотными, однако они поощряли получение образования.

В молодости учителя посоветовали Миранде игнорировать свою цыганскую идентичность, чтобы добиться успеха в финском обществе. Она получила диплом учителя цыганского языка и истории после учёбы в Швеции в 1970-х годах. Работая учителем, она стала защитником прав цыган, сначала в составе рабочей группы по иммиграции финских цыган в Швецию, где она и проживала. В 1980-х годах Вуоласранта вернулась в Финляндию и начала использовать журналистику как средство защиты цыганских общин. В 1989 году она начала работать в Финском национальном консультативном совете по делам цыган в качестве представителя организации «Romano Missio».

В 1990-е годы деятельность Миранды Вуоласранты продолжалась. В 1995 году она работала над составлением учебных материалов по цыганскому языку для школ. Она прямо заявила о необходимости для СМИ и школ Финляндии выполнять свои юридические обязательства по предоставлению переводов для цыганскоязычных общин. В 1997 году Вуоласранта стала сотрудником по планированию Национального консультативного совета по делам цыган, а в 1998 году стала генеральным секретарём Консультативного совета по делам цыган при министерстве социального обеспечения и здравоохранения — первым человеком цыганской национальности, занявшим эту должность.

С 2002 по 2006 год Миранда Вуоласранта работала над вопросами, касающимися цыган, в Совете Европы в Страсбурге. С 2008 по 2012 год была исполнительным директором Национального форума цыган Финляндии. Впоследствии она работала в министерстве иностранных дел Финляндии и с 2013 по 2015 год в качестве сотрудника по вопросам политики в Европейской комиссии. Занимала ряд других должностей, в том числе председателя Европейского форума цыган. С 2020 года была президентом Европейского форума цыган и кочевников (ERT).

В 2020 году на посту президента ERTF Миранда Вуоласранта сделала заявление, в котором призвала цыганский народ объединиться для борьбы с пандемией, признав при этом, что многие общины цыган подвергаются высокому риску заражения COVID-19.

Критика
Несколько видных членов финского цыганского сообщества, в том числе художница Киба Лумберг, певец Райнер Фриман) и писатель Вейо Бальтзар, раскритиковали Маринду Вуоласранту и предположили, что она возглавляет консервативных цыган, которые стремятся преуменьшить проблемы и исключить критические голоса. В 2008 году Вуоласранте пришлось заплатить штраф после того, как Киба Лумберг обвинила её в клевете.

Награды
 Премия «Золотое колесо» (2007) — Международный союз цыган;
 Премия борца за права человека (2012) — Финская лига прав человека.

Примечания

Преподаватели языков
Активистки Финляндии
Женщины-политики Финляндии
Педагоги Финляндии
Цыганские активисты

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My VCR is set, and ready to go!
Now if only I had cable!
setting the VCR now! Thanks!
whats all this VCR business, doesn't anyone have Tivo??
I cant wait and it is going to be on twice.
I don't have a TV, so I'll wait and DL then from IMesh and Kazaa like I did with the RiD episodes.
I, for one, am not convinced that KG2 has 2 seperate episodes airing 2 times a day. It's more likely that Fox will just repeat the episode that was shown in an earlier time slot.


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So what do you do when you wake up in a tomb and all your friends turned into ghosts? You have a photoshoot!
This is my entry for the color clash of October. I used the full Ascalonian Performer set and choose for natural/leather looking dyes.
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Located opposite the Medhu Ziyarat, tomb of Adul Barakat Yusuf who led the Maldives to Islam, is the Malé Friday Mosque. It is one of the oldest, dating back to 1656, and one of the most ornate mosques in the city due to its unique sea culture architecture. Malé Friday Mosque was built with coral boulders and became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008. The impressive religious building also has a beautiful interior with intricate decorations and scriptures from the Quran on the walls. Adorned with intricate wood carvings and beautiful lacquer work the interior is a sight to behold. Tourists who want to see the inside of this mosque need to get permission from the Ministry of Islamic Affairs located at the Islamic Centre (though this can usually be obtained at the door) . This mosque is open to visitors throughout the day except during prayer times as it is still in use.
The Islamic Centre, also known by its official name of Masjid-al-Sultan Muhammad Thakurufaanu Al Auzam, is an architectural landmark in Malé. Opened in November 1984 by President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom, the centre is home to the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, an Islamic library and the Grand Friday Mosque – which is one of the largest mosques in the Maldives and Southern Asia catering to over to 5,000 people. The stunning crisp white architecture of the centre contrasting with gold features has become a major tourist attraction in the capital of the Maldives, Malé.
Built with the help of Pakistan, Brunei and Malaysia, the Grand Friday Mosque was opened in 1984. Housed within the Islamic Centre, the golden dome of the Grand Friday Mosque is the most dominant feature of Malé's skyline and can be seen from the harbor. For years the dome was the tallest building until the title was taken by the telecommunication towers. Inside the mosque you'll find intricate wood carvings and Arabic scriptures on the walls, a massive contrast from the stark white walls outside. The mosque is open to the public to view between 9am and 5pm, except during prayer times when it is closed to non-Muslims.


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WFAN is reporting that Knicks guard Jamal Crawford will miss the rest of the season with a right ankle stress fracture. Surgery is likely. More to follow.
UPDATE: Via ESPN.com
Monday, Jamal Crawford hit a late 3-pointer to give the New York Knicks a win over the Miami Heat.
Tuesday, the team learned he will likely require season-ending surgery on a stress fracture in his right ankle, though the team said it's possible he could return if the Knicks make the playoffs.
"It's very disappointing, honestly," Crawford told reporters on Tuesday. "You never expect anything like this to happen. I guess it's just part of life."
Crawford told reporters that surgery is "not definite, but a strong possibility." He also said he was told there were "no other options" to repair the fracture. He said he had been feeling pain in his ankle for a few weeks and had X-rays after Monday's game and an MRI and CT scan on Tuesday.


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From early childhood, I have had dreams about spirits coming to visit me. This dream was different from all the others though because the person is still alive. My grandmother was recently diagnosed with dementia, although it probably was developing for years. The strange dream came a few weeks after she moved into a home for the elderly and disabled.
I received a message that someone was there to talk to me. In the dream, I exited my bedroom to find myself in a long hallway. A blue light coming from one of the rooms indicated the presence of a spirit. As I entered what appeared to be a large, old-fashioned nursery, the ghostly image of an elderly woman began to take shape at a table in the center of the room. Thinking she looked familiar, I walked up to her to get a better look.
She smiled at me and nodded. This was my grandma who loved cooking, reading stories to children, and taking care of all the kids in our family and around her neighborhood. When she talked, she looked and sounded just like I remember her. I asked her if she was okay and she said, "Yes." She wanted to know what was going on in my life, so I told her.
She smiled at me. "Why do you think I'm here?" Then she hugged me again. At that moment, I felt such a deep love radiating from her and I knew that she loves me just as I am.
I believe in something called the "Soul Memory." While it includes the memories that we make in life, our "Soul Memory" is the sum of all the memories that we choose to carry on with us from all our incarnations. During life, most people only have access to the current lifetime's memories and the others are kept hidden. These become accessible once more after they have crossed over into the afterlife.
I believe that the "Soul Memory" stays intact no matter what happens to the body. The brain is like a computer that processes our experiences and turns the important parts into memories based on the emotions that we attach to these events. With the "Soul Memory," even if the brain is unable to function properly due to disease, age, or some other condition, the memories are still preserved.
This spirit visitation helped me start to come to peace about what is happening to my grandma. Yes, I am still sad, but I know that she is cared for and loved. I go and see her regularly, even though she doesn't remember me in the same way anymore. When I tell her that I am her granddaughter and that I love her, I know that a deeper part of her understands. The person that we love is never really gone because the soul is eternal and love transcends all boundaries.
I have launched a ghost story magazine via Patreon called The Spirit Hour. For a dollar a month, you get complete access to all the stories in the ghost story magazine, so that you can read them whenever you want. A new ghost story will be posted once a month.


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Don't buy the overpromises of cyber, because it consistently under-delivers
Exercising cyberpower will not be as easy as proponents claim.
By Conrad Crane
Best Defense guest columnist
Over the last few years, I have been involved in numerous military wargames where players envisioned extravagant results from cyber-operations. I have heard former Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta and former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Marty Dempsey both state that increasing cybercapabilities would compensate for reductions in conventional force structure.
I think it is time to do some expectation management about the cyberrealm. Exercising cyberpower will not be as easy as proponents claim. Offensive cyberattacks by states will always require rigorous centralized control, and will probably be far less prevalent than most scenarios project. I suspect we will spend much more effort responding to cyber barrages than inflicting them.
There are a number of reasons for this sobering truth. The first is that in the cyberrealm, the more capabilities you have, the more vulnerabilities you have. Hence, nation states are easier to attack, and easier to deter. Less sophisticated adversaries have much less to target, and often rely primarily on the mostly inviolate global commons. For example, during the Arab Spring, Egyptian government forces tried to neutralize the mobilization of opposition groups by shutting down the internet. To their chagrin, the government realized they needed it as much as their opponents, and had to turn it back on.
Recent news reports have highlighted the disappointing beginning to an unprecedented American cyber-offensive targeting the Islamic State. Conducted by U.S. Cyber Command, the campaign is designed to reduce the ability of the terror group to run operations, recruit fighters, and manage funds. However, so far CYBERCOM does not appear to have figured out how to effectively attack a non-state actor such as the Islamic State.
Nation states such as ours are much more open to attack, facilitated by the second reality of the cyber realm, there are unlimited electrons to fire at us, which leads to the third reality, that you cannot defend everything successfully all the time, especially when you have as many targets as we do, and no integrated defensive structure. There is no unifying control or standard security measures over the .mil, .org, .com, and .edu domains. There is not even any clearly defined domestic cyber-jurisdictions between the National Security Agency, Department of Homeland Security, and Federal Bureau of Investigation. Interagency dividing lines get even more complicated outside our own national borders.
In an unrestrained cyberwar, I can foresee a future resembling a Mad Max movie, where the Department of Defense stubbornly defends its own cyberdomain while the rest of the cyberworld disintegrates around it. Perhaps that isolation has already begun. Current computer security settings at the Army War College even block access to .gov websites. The cybersecurity dilemma is that restricted access makes the system more secure and less useful. The level of safety goes up as the degree of utility goes down.
Among the cybercapabilities we have, I am sure there are a number of potentially devastating software programs that we can use to degrade our enemies, which serves as a powerful deterrent, especially against states. But the fourth cyberreality restrains the use of such weapons, because once you have fired a cyberbullet, you have proliferated it to all kinds of possible foes. We have already seen the code from Stuxnet appear in malicious software targeting our own systems. One of the dilemmas faced by Cyber Command is to ensure that whatever is used to degrade the Islamic State cannot then be turned successfully on us. And we have a lot more vulnerabilities to target than they do.
Conrad Crane is the Chief of Historical Services for the U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center at the U.S. Army War College. He was the lead author for the 2006 counterinsurgency field manual, and has just published a book about his experiences, Cassandra in Oz: Counterinsurgency and Future War. This article represents his views, and do not purport to reflect those of DoD, the Army, or the Army War College.


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Garrey (gaskonsko Garrei) je naselje in občina v francoskem departmaju Landes regije Akvitanije. Naselje je leta 2009 imelo 177 prebivalcev.

Geografija
Kraj leži v pokrajini Gaskonji ob reki Luy, 14 km jugovzhodno od Daxa.

Uprava
Občina Garrey skupaj s sosednjimi občinami Cassen, Clermont, Gamarde-les-Bains, Gibret, Goos, Gousse, Hinx, Louer, Lourquen, Montfort-en-Chalosse, Nousse, Onard, Ozourt, Poyanne, Poyartin, Préchacq-les-Bains, Saint-Geours-d'Auribat, Saint-Jean-de-Lier, Sort-en-Chalosse in Vicq-d'Auribat sestavlja kanton Montfort-en-Chalosse s sedežem v Montfortu. Kanton je sestavni del okrožja Dax.

Zanimivosti
 cerkev Notre-Dame de Garrey;

Zunanje povezave

 Garrey na INSEE

Naselja departmaja Landes


1. Which of the following are the members of SAARC (South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation)?
7. What is the purpose of SAARC?
8. What is the purpose of OECD (Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development)?
9. What is the role of WTO (World Trade Organization)?


In this paper, a study of the fat content, and the index and degree of acidity and iodine index has been carried out in twenty four samples belonging to Alicante nougat and Jijona nougat in the Supreme and Extra qualities, which are regulated by the Spanish Regulations for Nougat and Marzipan (Reglamentación Técnico- Sanitaria para Turrones y Mazapanes). Results indicate that these nougats present high and very similar fat contents in both. The iodine indexes are higher and more disperse in the Supreme and Extra qualities of Jijona nougat. The values of acidity index, obtained indicate the good quality of the fat used in these two types of nougat.
Acidity index; Alicante; Fat; Iodine index; Jijona; Nougat.


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Rafa Benítez in MARCA
26/05/2022Juan Castro/ MARCA/ ADAPTED BY SAM
Rafael Benitez has given his opinion about which team will come out victorious from the Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid on Saturday in Paris. The Spanish coach was in charge of both clubs in the past. With Liverpool, he managed to win the European Cup in 2005, but at Real Madrid he failed to live up to expectations. In an interview for MARCA, Benitez discussed his favourites to win the trophy, Liverpool's flaws and Real Madrid's advantage ahead of the final.
Who do you think will have possession in the final?
"I see, going through the data, that Liverpool are slight favourites, with one condition: they are playing against a club, Real Madrid, who are used to playing finals. Liverpool have 61 percent of possession in their matches and Real Madrid between 55 percent and 60 percent. Liverpool's figures, in recent years, have gone up in terms of possession because they have better players and control more of the games. Real Madrid, however, now counter attack more, with Vinicius or Rodrygo. I think they have 25 percent counter attacks to Liverpool's 19 percent. Klopp is doing a very good job and Liverpool have improved a lot. Both of those things."
Do you see any flaws in this Liverpool team?
"They know how to keep the ball in the opposition half, they are good on the counter, they are very good at set pieces, and they also defend and press with intensity. They have few weaknesses. We all know they have two very attacking full-backs. [Andrew] Robertson is number one in high intensity running in the Premier League and [Trent] Alexander-Arnold puts in more crosses than anyone else. Where Real Madrid can be strong is hitting on the counter with Vinicius running behind the back of the full-backs. I'm sure both [Jurgen] Klopp and [Carlo] Ancelotti know this. The other problem for Liverpool would be if Fabinho or Thiago [Alcantara] don't play. Fabinho is the one who recovers the most balls. And Thiago is the one who provides the final pass. Without them, they lose something."
Compare this Liverpool team with the one that went to the Champions final in Kyiv in 2018.
"This is a team used to playing more finals and winning some of them. They have more experience, obviously. And then, Alisson has improved a lot the defence. He gives more security to the defence."
You arrived at Real Madrid in 2015/16. And you signed...
"We signed three [players]. Casemiro, who was on loan at Porto, was one. They asked me at the club if we would bring him back and I said 'of course'. Now he has improved on the ball and gives freedom to [Luka] Modric and [Toni] Kroos. Then we signed Lucas Vazquez and [Mateo] Kovacic. What happens is that people don't remember."
Sometimes it seems that you have to hide that you are a Real Madrid fan. And that's because you started very young in the academy, already as a player.
"From the age of 13 until I was a coach it was almost 20 years at Real Madrid. I was champion in Spain with the club's U18. I still have the image of Luis de Carlos giving us the cup. I'm surprised by some of the opinions that came out later, but that's OK. It's true that now I'm more identified with Liverpool, but I was treated very well here."
Can you publicly say who you want to win on Saturday?
"I'm fond of both of them. Whoever plays better should win. It would be good for football. I repeat: if we go by the numbers, I see Liverpool as slight favourites. But Real Madrid in finals are Real Madrid, and they have rested longer. In that, they have the advantage."
In terms of lines, do you see Real Madrid superior in any of them?
"Alisson is very good, but Thibaut Courtois is very good. From there, it's pretty evenly matched, although the possible absence of Fabinho and Thiago [if they're out injured] will hurt Klopp. Physically, Liverpool's defence is very imposing, and that's a challenge for Real Madrid. And at corners, they'll get the better of you."
In other words, you can't fight against Liverpool's intensity.
"Yes, with quality and organisation. If you come out of the first line of pressure, you have more space, but it's not easy to do it."
Do you feel sorry for the way Gareth Bale, who you defended a lot, has ended up?
"Gareth is a great player and it's not good that, like [Eden] Hazard, they don't end up succeeding. Hazard is a good lad, a great player, and let's hope that his injuries are over and he can come back well."
How have you viewed the Kylian Mbappe issue?
"He is a player with a valid contract who decides to stay at his club, even if, from January 1, you can talk to others. But if he does not formally commit himself, we must respect his decision. That's how I see it."
Has coaching Everton taken its toll on you in the city?
"I took charge of Everton because I had a lot of Blues friends who wanted an experienced coach to put right a lot of the things they knew weren't, and aren't, right in there. Liverpool fans understand it was a professional and personal decision because of my affection for the city. Most understood that. It wasn't as if I had signed for [Manchester] United, for example. But the Everton project stayed there. There was no investment and we had a lot of injuries. We lost the backbone of the team and some crucial points. Still, we were six points clear of relegation with two games in hand."
And you're not ever going back to Liverpool?
"Jurgen Klopp is doing a great job. When he finishes, here they are already talking about Steven Gerrard, a symbol at the club. I mean, it's not so easy to say I'm coming back. We'll see what the future holds."
A pleasant trip to Italy
A new edition of the UEFA Elite Club Coaches Forum
Rafa Benítez in 'The Times': Liverpool need confidence and Napoli...
Rafa Benítez in 'The Times'
Rafa Benítez in 'AS'
Rafa Benítez: "My Valencia was balance"
Rafa Benítez in 'Corriere Dello Sport'
Rafa Benítez: Press Conference before Norwich
Rafa Benítez: Press Conference before Hull City


Laurel Lynn Productions provides custom made maps, graphic designs, and web page designs to individuals, companies, or organizations.
The focus of the company is to provide hands-on personal service to the client. Expect to talk to me over the phone or meet me in person as we finalize the details of your project. If you want cold impersonal service or want to deal with a large (expensive) ad/graphic agency, there are plenty of them around. This company is not one of them.
Laurel Lynn Productions was formed in 1986 in Honolulu, Hawaii. I prepared maps and graphics primarily for government organizations and their print publications. Since then, my work has expanded to include web-based services.
My work is not a hobby. I have an AS in Graphic Arts, a BA in Geography (focus on cartography) and a Masters in Library and Information Science. I have taken additional courses in web design, computer graphics, and computer programming.


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Honorable Jim Slattery of Kansas (former member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Kansas's 2nd district)
Honorable Jim Slattery
c/o Slattery Strategy LLC
1600 Maddox Lane
McLean, Virginia 22101-0000
Dear Honorable Slattery,
My name is Matt Winick from Ann Arbor, Michigan and I have a strong interest in learning history including social justice. In these subjects, I like to learn the need for civil rights to be stronger to reduce discrimination, protect the environment from pollution, and many others. Honorable Slattery, the main reason I'm writing you a letter is to explain how I find your work when you served as Member of U.S. House of Representatives from the Kansas 2nd district to be very inspiring to me.
When you served as Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from the Kansas 2nd district from 1983-1995, I truly appreciate on how you were a strong supporter of civil rights by advocating for people with disabilities' rights, supporting funds for women including minorities businesses to help them compete in the economy, and pushing for improvements in civil rights legislations to help reduce discrimination. Also on people with disabilities' rights, I liked on how you worked with Democrats including some moderate Republicans to support the Americans With Disabilities' Act of 1990 to help protect people with disabilities from being discriminated in public places including education and to provide accommodations to them. Voting in favor of the Clean Air Act of 1990 to help reduce air pollution by requiring industries to burn clean fuel along with promote research into biofuel for vehicles, supported funds for renewable energy resources to reduce addiction to oil with gas, and heavily advocate for legislation to support energy efficient programs to help reduce high energy cost while reduce pollution is common sense to protect the environment. On health care reform, I liked on how supported the Family and Medical Leave Act to require employers to provide employees with job protection along with unpaid leave when they deal with a medical issue or help a family member who has a medical issue and support legislation to help fund mental health services to help people who struggle with mental health get therapy or assistance. Another thing that I liked about your work in congress was how you pushed for funds to help restore along with preserve Brown vs Board of Education historic site to help educate people about the need to reduce discrimination along with help them understand the historical events that lead it to the U.S. Supreme Court, supported the need for ethics reform to ban gifts to members of Congress including their staff from lobbyist or lobbying groups to reduce corruption, and establish Rural Heath Care Coalition to have Democrats including Republicans work to find common ground to provide funds to rural areas across America to help them get access to health care or medical supplies to people who live in rural areas. After you left public service, I truly appreciated on how you were a strong supporter of civil rights including people with disabilities' rights, advocate for the need for better health care reform, and express the need for environmental protection.
Honorable Slattery, I have autism with a learning disability. Having a disability is hard for me because I have trouble comprehending on learning different advance subjects, sometimes I struggle to communicate my thoughts, and get teased. The ADA of 1990 that you supported helped benefited me getting some education and to be protected from being discriminated. In education, the ADA of 1990 helped give me accommodations like extra time on exams, have a tutor or a T.A. help me work on different assignments, use a recorder or education software to help assist on improving my comprehension, and special education resources helping me set up accommodations in elementary school through my community college. In May 2014, I was able to get an associates degree at Washtenaw Community College in Ann Arbor, Michigan.my main focus in Associates Degree is history, government, some business, some science, and criminal justice. Your commitment to be a strong supporter of civil rights including people with disabilities' rights really inspires me to work hard on my disability. Also your role as former Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from the Kansas 2nd district gives me motivation to continue to learn history including social justice. My future goal is to someday work in these areas to help emphasize the the need for civil rights to be stronger to reduce discrimination, protect the environment from pollution, and many others.
I strongly believe that you made a great difference when you served in public service. I'm very proud on how you worked hard to support civil rights, protect the environment, expand on health care reform, and many others. Even though I still struggle with a disability,The ADA of 1990 that you supported really made a great difference where it helped benefited me in getting some education and helped protect me from being discriminated based on a disability. You have inspire me to work hard on my disability, learn more about your work, and continue to learn different subjects. Thanks for taking the time to read my letter, working hard to make a great difference, and inspiring me. Please continue to advocate for common sense ideas to help our country.
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This entry was posted in About writing and tagged Buffy, Dark Willow, EM Castellan, foreshadowing, Joss Whedon, writer's tips, writing, writing tips.
I actually had some Ha! moments in my own ms. 😉 I had snuck in some foreshadowing and didn't realize it until I was in final edits. There were also a few moments dropped into book one that will play out in book two.
I love foreshadowing. I tend to go back and sneak it in during the editing phase.
Oh Buffy. How I miss you!
Wow! I need to rewatch (I'll take any excuse, really). I'm not surprised there were so many moments, but I'll definitely be interested in coming across them and going, ah ha!
Buffy IS a perfect example of foreshadowing! Joss is a total foreshadowing master! I feel a rewatch of Buffy coming on… Lol.


Remodeling your office space is a must do, every few years. Especially if you're home based worker, with a few others helping you or are just starting out a business, you need to make several changes to accommodate the developments. This includes creating more space and adding new devices. There are several steps to remodeling and creating an office space, and following are the basic steps you need to follow.
Firstly, you need to do some heavy research on what exactly you're looking to do. You can simply have a small idea and work around it, but you need to build around the main idea to make it an easier job to everyone working on the remodeling. You need to pick on the colors you're going to go with, what will be most appropriate and if you'll be following a specific theme or not. Look up online, visit designing companies and scroll through magazines for all the inspiration you need.
The next is to visit and hire office interior designers. This is a highly important step that contributes a great deal to the remodeling process. They know and understand what you require, simply by listening to you and asking you a few questions. It's important to get professional help when making a large scale remodeling, in order to avoid drastic consequences. Once you've picked your designer, you can go right ahead and start planning.
Make sure you tell them all you require, what you want and what you do not want. Don't hesitate to add in your personal touches but stay open to their opinions as well, as they know the process. Decide on how exactly it's going to be done, the time frame, any necessary changes, if you require documentation and so on. Once you've planned the process of remodeling and have decided on every factor, it's time to start the fun!
Once all the panning is done and dusted, the work process starts. Make sure you check in on a regular basis and keep in constant touch with the interior designers to know what's going on and to check if you're satisfied with the changes happening. While it's being done, don't forget about the electricity and the lighting conditions, although this should have been previously discussed. Have a checklist ready at all times, so that you can cancel out the changes that have been made and know what exactly is happening.
While you are remodeling your work space, don't forget to have as much as possible.


So I was busy decluttering my to-be home office, discarding the old and making space for the new. It's a ritual that I take seriously because it allows me to work with my feelings about the things I own, my past, present and future.
Determined to pull an all-nighter according to Canadian time so that I can peacefully fall asleep at night, I decided to play a list of fast Bollywood songs which is specifically created to lift my spirit up from time to time. I thought it was helping me stay up and get work done.
Just then, this one song plays and I'm like nahhhh, everything can wait. Everything must wait. I need to do this.
With the dark cloud of chronic illness constantly hovering above us, what can we do to lift our spirits?
What sparks true joy within us?
Could we be letting our disability confine us more than it needs to?
Can we not find ways to work within our limits and still experience similar feelings of passion?
We're all different, with different illnesses, different degrees of severity, different scale of limitations, different support systems, different biographies which could very well translate into a drastically different experience altogether — there's absolutely no reason for us to even make that comparison. All said and done, each of us is doing our best to work with the cards we've been dealt.
BUT. In the midst of the pain and suffering, I think it's possible to find ways to work with or around things we truly enjoy. I can't dance like before, nor can I move with as much energy, but I do know for a fact that when I'm on my roller chair and if symptoms are manageable for the day, I might be able to move a little and FEEL that same feeling I experienced when I danced in the past. I do have to be careful though but I've reached a conclusion that you can't take dance out of me.
It makes me feel alive and so I do it very often :) I hope you enjoy my crazy and find something that makes you feel a tad bit crazy too.
2. It's your responsibility to maintain your sanity. Do what needs to be done to protect it, whether that's to say a clear no or a yes. Show up for yourself.
3. Do the self-reflection. Ask yourself what is triggering to you and why because that'll give you some insight and show you where work needs to be done.
Experiencing the monsoon in India after a good 20 years. It's beautiful outside. This is what I wake up to every day now and it's been lovely. I was dreading my life here during summer just a few months back. It made managing my symptoms so much more challenging! Thankfully, it's 22 degrees now which feels quite calming to my system. I've returned from Canada (strange how it felt so much like home) with so much more clarity than when I left but the question that still lingers is whether India will ever be home. I'm going to let the question rest for a bit and allow the answer to come up on its own. Despite knowing for a fact that I'm very open to giving this place a chance, I didn't exactly feel welcomed here when I landed. I still haven't found words to the experience on the airport but I know for sure that it was traumatic. It was trauma that I need time to recover from. At this point, I believe that creating a safe space + health routine that is grounding and supports my well-being would be a good starting point. Last couple of days were a stretch but I wanted to make sure my space is set before my recovery starts. To be very honest, the only place I find some refuge right now is in my very own apartment. It's my sanctuary.
It makes me a little emotional (in a good way) as I write this. I've been in Canada for the last three months and I'm now left with just three days.
I've had all sorts of days here — days when I was completely bed bound, days when I had to cancel plans last minute or call people over and days when I was out at a stretch surprised I could even get out of bed the next day.
It would be inaccurate if I said I didn't struggle at all. I did. But it would be wrong to say that I didn't have an absolutely amazing time here. I needed it. My brother and I managed to cover at least 80% of our must-do list, spent hours laughing + crying + talking + cooking, and, managed to set up his very first apartment — that's A LOT!
What clearly shows I've come a long way is the very fact that despite doing so much, there were no times when my body gave up on me. Not a single time that I needed urgent medical attention or had to be rushed to the ER which was pretty much a bimonthly occurrence in the past. Not once did I hate on my body for being in pain or holding me back either. We were on the same team, throughout.
I managed to stick to my strengthening regime at least 65% of my time here and walked whenever I could. SIBO diet was my basic guideline in terms of food but I allowed myself the freedom to mostly have everything for the time being. I was also able to stick to my meditation and self-care ritual which I can't do without anymore.
It helped be surrounded by people who were supportive and gave me space to own my health.
All my friends and those of my brother's, were so helpful and loving. I was blessed with physiotherapists who respected my pain-management plan and made sure I got what I needed. In all honesty, I couldn't have asked for more during my three months here. This has been a dream come true.
Canada, I'll always have a soft spot for you. Thank you for the clarity you brought into my life.
Thank you for the time and space you created in the midst of a massive transition.


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Teams across 19 cities in 6 continents worked together to make Climathon event a success
In The News 02 Jul 2015
The global Climathon event took place simultaneously in 19 cities across 6 continents including national capitals such as Beijing, Washington DC, New Delhi, Addis Ababa and London for 24 hours on 18 June 2015.
The Climathon is a global 24-hour hackathon-style climate change event organised by Climate-KIC.
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Many of the globally reputed universities, research centres, government facilities and corporate offices in Africa, Asia, North and South America, Oceania and Europe partnered with Climate-KIC to host the Climathon. The event had massive support from leading climate change organisations and Universities globally. The Climate Group, Climate reality and leading Universities such as The Imperial College, London and The Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi were also key partners.
The event also witnessed participation from entrepreneurs, students and policy-makers from multidisciplinary backgrounds. The teams in each city worked towards solving problems for predefined local climate change challenges, ranging from finding ways to counter threats posed by rising sea-levels in Boston, USA to developing best solutions to improve the conservation of biodiversity in Sao Paulo.
Towards the UN's COP21
Frankfurt, Climathon
The Climate-KIC Climathon is an official partner of the former US Vice-President Al Gore's Climate Reality Project, which runs a global series of "Road to Paris" events in 2015 under its Live Earth banner, in collaboration with the United Nations. The Climathon event helped to connect and empower citizens around the world to take direct climate action in their cities in the run up to COP21. In every city, the teams engaged and exchanged ideas on social media with participants from around the world. The best teams are chosen to move their ideas forward with coaching and support from Climate-KIC.
The winning teams are currently developing their ideas and during December 2015, their solutions will be featured prominently at the United Nations COP21 climate change conference in Paris.
"The challenge was to Improve air quality and or help people track and avoid it. Instead of progressing down the traditional path of eradicating air-pollution through data collection, we chose a simpler path based on user values. As a team we decided to try and understand what people care about in London and associate the information to Air Quality to make the issues seem more imminent and closer as a problem to people." said Nicholas O'Donnell-Hoare and Chris Guy from the winning team, during the London Climathon event.
Congratulations to the team behind #Pollupla – winner of the London #Climathon #airpollution #dataforchange #data https://t.co/xnumAbGMPL
— EoE Alliance (@EoEAlliance) June 25, 2015
"Combatting the global issue of climate change starts with simple, creative innovations at the local level, Climathon was an opportunity for D.C. to find new ways to reduce food waste and carbon emissions and protect our communities from the affects of climate change." said Meghan Chapple Director of the Office of Sustainability at the Climathon in Washington, DC.
"The Climathon is unique because the emphasis is on coming up with an idea we can take across the finish-line and Public and Private sectors are the best way to do that through private engagement, social benefit, management expertise and innovative ideas." Dr. John Forrer, Associate professor, GW ICR from Washington said.
The participants found that it was a fantastic well-organised event with some great inspirational judges. Additionally, Climathon had wide reach through social media promotions such as Twitter and Facebook. The mentors taught them well-rounded concepts and made them understand how they might work in the real world rather than just in the context of a 24-hour hack thereby facilitating to take forward and make some real impact.


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Q: iOS/Android application with server API's to pass information I'm  working on project for iOS/ Android application that allow user to Register/Login and than create/share and store files to the server and share it with other users.
To meet this purpose i been following this tutorial: http://www.raywenderlich.com/2941/how-to-write-a-simple-phpmysql-web-service-for-an-ios-app but i found its very basic and i need more information before i start working on it.
My question is, how to create an application for example like Path: https://path.com or instagram, that allow apps to sync with server using API's and pass data between server, phone and users without offering Website to users?
Is there any  pre-built open source php/mysql API's that we can use for this purpose?
Any brief tutorial that explain steps to do this (since until now i use to work on basic iOS app and need not require any interaction to server and stuff)?
In project im using php/mysql, in my research i found people also advice to use AFnetworking (http://afnetworking.com/) to replace stranded url fetching, any opinion on that?
I'm hoping to have great discussion on this question since there is lot of questions out there on this topic but non have full descriptive answers!

A: you can create our own server using tomcat and get the path that act as url for you..and there are many third party framework available for parsing or in iphone they have there own using NSJSONSerialization.you can read the detail from this link.
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/Foundation/Reference/NSJSONSerialization_Class/Reference/Reference.html

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package adhybridhealthservice

// Copyright (c) Microsoft and contributors.  All rights reserved.
//
// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
//
// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
// limitations under the License.
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// Code generated by Microsoft (R) AutoRest Code Generator.
// Changes may cause incorrect behavior and will be lost if the code is regenerated.

import (
	"context"
	"github.com/Azure/go-autorest/autorest"
	"github.com/Azure/go-autorest/autorest/azure"
	"github.com/Azure/go-autorest/autorest/date"
	"net/http"
)

// ServiceClient is the REST APIs for Azure Active Drectory Connect Health
type ServiceClient struct {
	BaseClient
}

// NewServiceClient creates an instance of the ServiceClient client.
func NewServiceClient() ServiceClient {
	return NewServiceClientWithBaseURI(DefaultBaseURI)
}

// NewServiceClientWithBaseURI creates an instance of the ServiceClient client.
func NewServiceClientWithBaseURI(baseURI string) ServiceClient {
	return ServiceClient{NewWithBaseURI(baseURI)}
}

// GetMetrics gets the server related metrics for a given metric and group combination.
// Parameters:
// serviceName - the name of the service.
// metricName - the metric name
// groupName - the group name
// groupKey - the group key
// fromDate - the start date.
// toDate - the end date.
func (client ServiceClient) GetMetrics(ctx context.Context, serviceName string, metricName string, groupName string, groupKey string, fromDate *date.Time, toDate *date.Time) (result MetricSets, err error) {
	req, err := client.GetMetricsPreparer(ctx, serviceName, metricName, groupName, groupKey, fromDate, toDate)
	if err != nil {
		err = autorest.NewErrorWithError(err, "adhybridhealthservice.ServiceClient", "GetMetrics", nil, "Failure preparing request")
		return
	}

	resp, err := client.GetMetricsSender(req)
	if err != nil {
		result.Response = autorest.Response{Response: resp}
		err = autorest.NewErrorWithError(err, "adhybridhealthservice.ServiceClient", "GetMetrics", resp, "Failure sending request")
		return
	}

	result, err = client.GetMetricsResponder(resp)
	if err != nil {
		err = autorest.NewErrorWithError(err, "adhybridhealthservice.ServiceClient", "GetMetrics", resp, "Failure responding to request")
	}

	return
}

// GetMetricsPreparer prepares the GetMetrics request.
func (client ServiceClient) GetMetricsPreparer(ctx context.Context, serviceName string, metricName string, groupName string, groupKey string, fromDate *date.Time, toDate *date.Time) (*http.Request, error) {
	pathParameters := map[string]interface{}{
		"groupName":   autorest.Encode("path", groupName),
		"metricName":  autorest.Encode("path", metricName),
		"serviceName": autorest.Encode("path", serviceName),
	}

	const APIVersion = "2014-01-01"
	queryParameters := map[string]interface{}{
		"api-version": APIVersion,
	}
	if len(groupKey) > 0 {
		queryParameters["groupKey"] = autorest.Encode("query", groupKey)
	}
	if fromDate != nil {
		queryParameters["fromDate"] = autorest.Encode("query", *fromDate)
	}
	if toDate != nil {
		queryParameters["toDate"] = autorest.Encode("query", *toDate)
	}

	preparer := autorest.CreatePreparer(
		autorest.AsGet(),
		autorest.WithBaseURL(client.BaseURI),
		autorest.WithPathParameters("/providers/Microsoft.ADHybridHealthService/services/{serviceName}/metrics/{metricName}/groups/{groupName}", pathParameters),
		autorest.WithQueryParameters(queryParameters))
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}

// GetMetricsSender sends the GetMetrics request. The method will close the
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func (client ServiceClient) GetMetricsSender(req *http.Request) (*http.Response, error) {
	return autorest.SendWithSender(client, req,
		autorest.DoRetryForStatusCodes(client.RetryAttempts, client.RetryDuration, autorest.StatusCodesForRetry...))
}

// GetMetricsResponder handles the response to the GetMetrics request. The method always
// closes the http.Response Body.
func (client ServiceClient) GetMetricsResponder(resp *http.Response) (result MetricSets, err error) {
	err = autorest.Respond(
		resp,
		client.ByInspecting(),
		azure.WithErrorUnlessStatusCode(http.StatusOK),
		autorest.ByUnmarshallingJSON(&result),
		autorest.ByClosing())
	result.Response = autorest.Response{Response: resp}
	return
}

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New report looks beyond Bill C-262 to UNDRIP implementation
Tuesday, November 27th, 2018 8:27am
Chief Judy Wilson, Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs spokesperson
"We need to be moving from that consultation, which was very narrow, as we saw with that ruling which was a few months ago. (The National Energy Board and Trans Mountain Pipeline). Free, prior and informed consent on all matters pertaining to our land and resources." —Chief Judy Wilson, Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs spokesperson
A report, one-and-a-half years in the making, will prove invaluable as First Nations push the federal government and the provinces to work with them to take the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) beyond legislation.
True, Lasting Reconciliation, at 28 pages, sets out a four-point plan:
foundational legislation developed in co-operation with Indigenous people;
government investment for self-determination;
development of new models of consent-based agreements in a variety of areas;
and education of the public about UNDRIP.
The report is the joint effort of the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs and the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives and "helps to fill the gap by advancing discussion" on how UNDRIP can be, and should be implemented, in law, policies and practises in B.C. It particularly stresses free, prior and informed consent.
"We need to be moving from that consultation, which was very narrow, as we saw with that ruling which was a few months ago. (The National Energy Board and Trans Mountain Pipeline). Free, prior and informed consent on all matters pertaining to our land and resources. Title rights. That's the underpinning that is really important in this work," said UBCIC spokesperson Judy Wilson.
This report, she says, is just one piece – albeit a vital piece – to further action that the province and B.C. chiefs have begun. It includes the Commitment Document, signed by the provincial government and the First Nations Leadership Council, which set out a path to jointly develop recognition legislation, along with mandate letters that went from Premier John Horgan to his Cabinet ministers directing them to review all policies, programs and legislation in order to bring them in line with the principles of UNDRIP.
"Slowly those pieces will be coming together. Some of the pieces are already there. Some are being developed," said Wilson.
She stresses that co-development is important. For some First Nations it could take up to a decade as they work through what self-determination looks like for them. The report clearly states that "no 'one size fits all' model of Crown-Indigenous relations exists."
The slow process does not only take into account First Nations determining their own paths to self-government. "Many legislative efforts will be required over time to effect a fundamental shift from patterns of Crown denial to Crown recognition," reads the report.
NDP MP
Romeo Saganash
The report also looks at Bill C-262, An Act to ensure that the laws of Canada are in harmony with UNDRIP, as the "logical starting place for this legislation," but points out that the Private Member Bill, introduced by NDP MP Romeo Saganash, does have shortfalls.
The report says that not only must all legislation align with UNDRIP, as the bill states, but policies and operational government practices should also be made to align with UNDRIP.
It also calls for the bill to have stronger and more transparent oversight mechanisms to ensure that UNDRIP is being implemented by the government.
Bill C-262 was stalled on second reading in the Senate on Oct. 23 when Senator Murray Sinclair asked that debate be adjourned because he was "not ready to speak on this at this time."
Senator Murray Sinclair
The full adoption and implementation of UNDRIP was one of the 94 Calls to Action by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, which was chaired by Sinclair.
Chief Wilson considers the True, Lasting Reconciliation report as an important tool for First Nations and governments across the country.
"The paper will provide us with guidelines, but also open up discussion on how those existing pathways need to be changed," she said.
It's a lesson the federal government would do well learning, she said.
"This would be a good resource for that because a lot of the initial work of Minister (Carolyn) Bennett fell short," said Wilson, referring to the move to create a Recognition and Implementation of Rights Framework that has met with strong opposition by the majority of First Nations across the country.
Wilson says the report will be shared with chiefs, the BC government and other organizations.
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