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A New Resolution put out by Ammon Bundy concerning the Hammond Family.
A new resolution regarding the Hammond family.
Many of you, much like me, remember Ammon Bundy from the very first days and videos released from the Bundy Ranch Incident that later became a huge victory for the Liberty Movement. He was that cowboy that first faced off with the BLM tactical team. These were the same thugs that we saw tackle an elderly cancer survivor and sic attack dogs on a pregnant woman. In that first altercation, the patriots made a point of going un-armed. I still can see, in my minds eye, Ammon challenging the ATF soldiers asking who the real aggressors are and literally showing them that they had left their firearms at home, and they had left even their pocket knives. Well Ammon was tased 3 times that day. Again, I cherish the memory of Ammon cowboying up and challenging them to tase him again and again. It was after this situation, combined the "free speech" zones that the BLM had set up that looked to more suitable for holding small livestock than to practice our first amendment rights that we should be able to exercise anywhere within our borders, that were the last straw. It was then that we saw an organic uprising of patriots from a cross section of American culture come together to say to the Feds that we will no longer sit back idly and allow another family be massacred. At this point, we had received credible reports that the powers that be had snipers trained on the family home and things were being set up for another Waco. Not on our watch! The rally call went out and patriots put down their own lives to come and protect a family of fellow Americans.
Well Ammon's sense of duty to stand up against the same tyrannical government overreach didn't end when the BLM left the ranch. It is still running strong to this day. It was through Ammon Bundy that I first started hearing about the nightmares that the Hammond family have also been suffering. In a lot of ways, the harassment that the Hammonds have already suffered seem unbelievable. Ammon feels that he is being called by a higher power to stand up for the Hammond family. If you are not familiar with what the Hammonds have already been through, please take the time to read this post from the Bundy Family blog spot page. It is the most comprehensive history about what is happening the Hammond family to date.
The latest development has been that Ammon is now putting together a resolution that is addressed to the local county government here is the resolution in it's entirety:
We the People – United Individuals of these States United: Coalition of Western States (COWS), Pacific Patriot Network (PPN), Bundy Family and Supporters, Liberty Watch Washington, Oregon Oath Keepers, Idaho III%, Central Oregon Constitutional Guard, Oregon Tactical, Bearded Bastards Oregon, Nevada Committee for Full Statehood, Rural Heritage Preservation Project, Liberty For All (LFA) [continuous names below]
NOTICE: Redress of Grievance
Notice to agent is notice to principle; notice to principle is notice to agent
Sheriff David Ward, Commissioner Dan Nichols, Commissioner Pete Runnels, Justice of the Peace Donna Thomas, District Attorney Tim Colahan, Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum, Governor Kate Brown
After extensive research on the Hammond case, We the People of these States United have reason to believe that Dwight and Steven Hammond were not afforded their rights to due process as protected by the United States Constitution.
We have principled evidence that Dwight and Steven Hammond committed no crime in the act of performing the prescribe burn and back fire, that the U.S. Government does not have authority to enforce Territorial law under Article Four within the State of Oregon, and that the County of Harney and State of Oregon failed to protect the Hammond's rights as guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution. USC 42.1986, 18.242, 18.121, 42.1983, 42.1985,
We hold compelling evidence that the U.S. Government abused the federal court system, situating the Hammond family into duress as effort to force the Hammond's to sell their Steen Mountain property to a federal agency.
We have substantial evidence that the U.S. Attorney's Office exploited an act of Congress, imposing cruel and unusual punishment upon residents of Harney County.
We hold substantial evidence that inside the borders of Harney County the U.S. Government is acting outside the authority enumerated in the Constitution of the United States.
We secure evidence that the U.S. Attorney's Office independently prepared the indictment against Dwight & Steven Hammond, and that the Grand Jury did not properly assemble or investigate before the indictment. We have no evidence that the Grand Jury participated in the indictment altogether.
We have sure evidence that U.S. Congress does not have authority to legislate minimum sentences, requiring Dwight and Steven Hammond to serve five years in a federal penitentiary.
We hold confirming video evidence of federal agents exhibiting a culture of intimidation toward individuals and businesses within the borders of Harney County. That federal agents, by fire destroy private property, and that the Hammond family are being denied the same protection of the laws that are enjoyed by federal agents.
We have supporting evidence that Judge Hogan controlled the narrative and did not allow full disclosure in the courtroom. We have additional evidence that Dwight and Steven Hammond were sentenced for something different than what they were found guilty of.
We hold sounding evidence that Dwight and Steven Hammond are victims of cruel and unusual punishment, and that the U.S. Justice Department is violating the 8th Amendment.
We hold sure evidence that Dwight and Steven Hammond are being subject for the same offense twice put in jeopardy. Including that the Ninth District Court of Appeals is in violation of the 5th Amendment.
We have obtained appalling evidence that the U.S. Attorney's Office threatened the Hammond family with early detention and further punishment, if the Hammond family continued to communicate with a certain individual. This evidence foundational speaks against the U.S. Attorneys Office in their gross effort to infringe upon the Hammond's right to free exercise of speech. 1st Amendment, USC 18.242
In a commitment to expose the truth and administrate justice, We the People of these States United insist that you immediately assemble an independent Evidential Hearing Board (EHB) comprised of the people of Harney County in accordance with Common Law principals. That the Evidential Hearing Board call witnesses and investigate each of these allegations publicly. That the Evidential Hearing Board make public conclusions in writing upon their findings. That the Harney County Board of Commissioners and the Sheriff's Department enforce the conclusions of the Evidential Hearing Board in support of the United States Constitution. We further insist that the Hammond family be protected from reporting to federal prison until all allegations can be determined.
We need not remind you of your lawful duty to act on these matters as insisted, nor of the consequences if you knowingly neglected your duty. USC 18.2382, 18.2071, 18.2076, 42.1983, 42.1985, 42.1986
Respectively,
We the People – United Individuals of these States United
If you support this NOTICE: Redress of Grievance, then fill in the name card below.
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This situation is a much trickier one than what we saw unfold at the Bundy Ranch. The reason being that the Hammonds seem to not want any help in this situation. They have communicated that they are afraid, literally, for their lives. It has also been alleged that the US Attorneys office has threatened the Hammonds with early detention and being put into even worse conditions if they are to continue to just continue talking with Ammond Bundy after they had learned Ammond had gone to spend a couple of weeks with the family to really learn their situation and help out around their ranch. The Hammonds had opened up to Ammond until the threats started coming across. So what does one do when the family is refusing the help that could be the very lifeline to help keep these wolves at bay? Hopefully, this resolution and the evidence behind it will help to make the local powers that be reconsider their current plan of action. I would like to see put together in one place all of the evidence that Ammond has gathered so that we might all review it and be better prepared to spread the message of misdeeds across the land.
I had a chance to speak to Ammond Bundy about this situation over the past weekend on my Sunday night talk radio show "The Liberty Brothers" radio show. Here is a link to the video I made of the interview.
--------------------------------Now read what Anna Von Reitz wrote to the Sheriff of the county Hammonds live in.
http://www.paulstramer.net/2015/11/an-open-letter-to-sheriff-ward-of.html
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package org.gnucash.android.export.csv;

import android.database.Cursor;
import android.database.sqlite.SQLiteDatabase;
import android.support.annotation.NonNull;
import android.util.Log;

import com.crashlytics.android.Crashlytics;

import org.gnucash.android.R;
import org.gnucash.android.export.ExportParams;
import org.gnucash.android.export.Exporter;
import org.gnucash.android.model.Account;
import org.gnucash.android.model.Split;
import org.gnucash.android.model.Transaction;
import org.gnucash.android.model.TransactionType;
import org.gnucash.android.util.PreferencesHelper;
import org.gnucash.android.util.TimestampHelper;

import java.io.FileWriter;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.text.DateFormat;
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Date;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Locale;
import java.util.Map;

/**
 * Creates a GnuCash CSV transactions representation of the accounts and transactions
 *
 * @author Semyannikov Gleb <nightdevgame@gmail.com>
 */
public class CsvTransactionsExporter extends Exporter{

    private char mCsvSeparator;

    private DateFormat dateFormat = new SimpleDateFormat("YYYY-MM-dd", Locale.US);

    /**
     * Construct a new exporter with export parameters
     * @param params Parameters for the export
     */
    public CsvTransactionsExporter(ExportParams params) {
        super(params, null);
        mCsvSeparator = params.getCsvSeparator();
        LOG_TAG = "GncXmlExporter";
    }

    /**
     * Overloaded constructor.
     * Creates an exporter with an already open database instance.
     * @param params Parameters for the export
     * @param db SQLite database
     */
    public CsvTransactionsExporter(ExportParams params, SQLiteDatabase db) {
        super(params, db);
        mCsvSeparator = params.getCsvSeparator();
        LOG_TAG = "GncXmlExporter";
    }

    @Override
    public List<String> generateExport() throws ExporterException {
        String outputFile = getExportCacheFilePath();

        try (CsvWriter csvWriter = new CsvWriter(new FileWriter(outputFile), "" + mCsvSeparator)){
            generateExport(csvWriter);
        } catch (IOException ex){
            Crashlytics.log("Error exporting CSV");
            Crashlytics.logException(ex);
            throw new ExporterException(mExportParams, ex);
        }

        return Arrays.asList(outputFile);
    }

    /**
     * Write splits to CSV format
     * @param splits Splits to be written
     */
    private void writeSplitsToCsv(@NonNull List<Split> splits, @NonNull CsvWriter writer) throws IOException {
        int index = 0;

        Map<String, Account> uidAccountMap = new HashMap<>();

        for (Split split : splits) {
            if (index++ > 0){ // the first split is on the same line as the transactions. But after that, we
                writer.write("" + mCsvSeparator + mCsvSeparator + mCsvSeparator + mCsvSeparator
                        + mCsvSeparator + mCsvSeparator + mCsvSeparator + mCsvSeparator);
            }
            writer.writeToken(split.getMemo());

            //cache accounts so that we do not have to go to the DB each time
            String accountUID = split.getAccountUID();
            Account account;
            if (uidAccountMap.containsKey(accountUID)) {
                account = uidAccountMap.get(accountUID);
            } else {
                account = mAccountsDbAdapter.getRecord(accountUID);
                uidAccountMap.put(accountUID, account);
            }

            writer.writeToken(account.getFullName());
            writer.writeToken(account.getName());

            String sign = split.getType() == TransactionType.CREDIT ? "-" : "";
            writer.writeToken(sign + split.getQuantity().formattedString());
            writer.writeToken(sign + split.getQuantity().toLocaleString());
            writer.writeToken("" + split.getReconcileState());
            if (split.getReconcileState() == Split.FLAG_RECONCILED) {
                String recDateString = dateFormat.format(new Date(split.getReconcileDate().getTime()));
                writer.writeToken(recDateString);
            } else {
                writer.writeToken(null);
            }
            writer.writeEndToken(split.getQuantity().divide(split.getValue()).toLocaleString());
        }
    }

    private void generateExport(final CsvWriter csvWriter) throws ExporterException {
        try {
            List<String> names = Arrays.asList(mContext.getResources().getStringArray(R.array.csv_transaction_headers));
            for(int i = 0; i < names.size(); i++) {
                csvWriter.writeToken(names.get(i));
            }
            csvWriter.newLine();

            Cursor cursor = mTransactionsDbAdapter.fetchTransactionsModifiedSince(mExportParams.getExportStartTime());
            Log.d(LOG_TAG, String.format("Exporting %d transactions to CSV", cursor.getCount()));
            while (cursor.moveToNext()){
                Transaction transaction = mTransactionsDbAdapter.buildModelInstance(cursor);
                Date date = new Date(transaction.getTimeMillis());
                csvWriter.writeToken(dateFormat.format(date));
                csvWriter.writeToken(transaction.getUID());
                csvWriter.writeToken(null);  //Transaction number

                csvWriter.writeToken(transaction.getDescription());
                csvWriter.writeToken(transaction.getNote());

                csvWriter.writeToken("CURRENCY::" + transaction.getCurrencyCode());
                csvWriter.writeToken(null); // Void Reason
                csvWriter.writeToken(null); // Action
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An air-powered wheelchair designed at University of Pittsburgh's Human Engineering Research Laboratories gave some children a chance to cool off and have some summertime fun this month at Morgan's Wonderland, a waterpark in San Antonio, Texas.
The waterpark is completely wheelchair accessible and features a wheelchair valet where kids can trade in their chairs for the PneuChair, which is powered by compressed air. It uses no electricity, making it safe to use in the water.
PneuChair was designed by Rory Cooper, director of the Pitt lab, and his team.
"People, they just want their kids to be able to run through sprinklers," Cooper told the Tribune-Review in May. "Veterans who say they just want to be able to wade in the water to go trout fishing."
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Eric Zhang recently turned electric. That is, the 29-year-old marketing professional from Beijing recently bought a BYD E5, an all-electric sedan made by Shenzhen's BYD Auto. He is one of three people in his immediate circle of friends to buy a new-energy vehicle (NEV) this year.
Zhang says they all made the choice based on a practical consideration of license registration and cost. Beijing is one of eight Chinese cities that have restricted the number of conventional vehicles on the roads. In 2011, the city introduced an annual public lottery to decide who would be eligible to register new internal combustion engine cars.
"The chances of winning are lower that 0.2% in Beijing, which means many of us, even if we enter the lottery repeatedly, will die before we get a license," says Zhang. NEV licenses are not won through a lottery, but simply bought after standing in a queue.
Influenced by the push-and-pull of government policies, car buyers like Zhang are transforming China's auto market. China's NEV sales volume surged from 8,000 units in 2011 to 507,000 in 2016, according to the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM). It is a sharp contrast to the slowing growth of overall automobile sales in China.
"NEVs are increasingly an option due to government incentives," says Stanley Yan, Senior Analyst with Franklin Templeton SinoAm Securities. China provides subsides that amount to about 23% of the price of a vehicle. That's lower than some Scandinavian counties, for example Denmark's 29% subsidy, but higher the US's 18%.
Although the NEV market is on a steep upward trajectory, it is also beset by problems in terms of both developing technology, and in the creation of a marketplace that can succeed in the in absence of state support.
"China's automobile market is maturing," says Bill Russo, the Shanghai-based Managing Director of Gao Feng Advisory Company, a strategy and management consulting company. He says slower growth is becoming the norm and sales increasingly skew towards new-energy vehicles and cars with high-tech functionality, such as self-driving capabilities.
In the first half of this year, sales of passenger cars totaled 11.25 million, up by only 1.61% from the same period last year. This is a significant downshift for an industry that has been a world-beating growth machine for decades. China's modern automobile industry started in the 1980s, when foreign manufacturers like Volkswagen entered China to set up joint-ventures. Later, local producers like Geely Auto and Great Wall Motors were founded. In 1985, the infant industry produced 5,200 vehicles. Growth remained low until 2001, when China joined the World Trade Organization, and then the market boomed.
The growth rate of passenger car sales surpassed 56% in 2002, and maintained double-digit growth for years afterwards. In 2009, China overtook the US to become the world's largest car market, with sales surging 46% year-on-year to hit 13.6 million vehicles.
"Several of my colleagues and I purchased our first vehicles in 2001 and 2002, and we received generous car allowances from our employer," recalls Mingxin Zhao, who works for a government-owned company in Beijing.
Mirroring an overall slowdown in the economy, the car market has since grown sluggish. In 2015, annual growth of car sales was just 4.7%, according to CAAM. The government reacted by introducing nationwide tax incentives in 2016, which resulted in a 13.7% year-on-year surge with 28 million cars sold. But according to Russo, the tax incentive merely caused consumers to move up planned purchases—and indeed, this year the impact has faded with auto sales posting year-on-year decreases in both April and May.
Consumer attitudes towards cars are also changing. In a 2016 survey of 3,500 Chinese consumers by McKinsey, about half of respondents indicated that car ownership is no longer a status symbol. However, the number of consumers who say they are interested in buying an NEV has tripled since 2011.
For consumers in first-tier cities, purchasing a new car is only one of several options open to them. "Alternatives like buying a used car, leasing or renting, and relying on e-hailing and car-sharing services hold increasing appeal," said the McKinsey report. Rental and sharing services could reduce annual vehicle sales by 10% by 2030, McKinsey predicts.
Central to the changes outlined by Russo and McKinsey is the push for new-energy vehicles. But despite the excitement and solid growth numbers so far, there are challenges ahead.
Even as an owner of a new NEV, Eric Zhang still has doubts about their overall competitiveness against petrol-driven vehicles—not the cars themselves, but the charging stations. "The lack of power stations means we rent a gas-powered car for long weekend trips," Zhang says.
The government is working to address this as part of the electric vehicle push. In the "Made in China 2025" initiative unveiled in 2015, the NEV sector was listed as a prioritized industry and plans were included to subsidize charging stations. At the end of 2016, the State Council also announced that it would tighten planning regulations for new factories that plan to build traditional vehicles with internal combustion engines. The thinking being that stimulating electric vehicle production should stimulate charging station construction.
"The NEV industry has strategic importance for China, not only for the automobile industry to compete globally, but also for pollution control and energy independence," says Stanley Yan.
Since 2012, the Chinese government has spent billions subsidizing local electric car and battery makers. Most notably, its support has been critical in helping the Shenzhen-based automaker BYD, in which Warren Buffett has a stake, to become the world's largest electric car and bus maker.
But the carrot-and-stick strategy has some issues. "The approach has stimulated the NEV market, but also created negative developments in a few cases, such as fraudulent behavior among some manufacturers for subsidies," says Hoi Tran, Partner and China Head of Automotive, KPMG China.
The low-end NEV power battery sector is expected to enter overcapacity status in 2018, with fragmented manufacturing and insufficient innovation, said Zhang Junyi, a partner with Nio Capital, an investment firm co-established by electric vehicle company NextEV, Sequoia Capital and Hillhouse Capital. "Meanwhile, the production of high-end power batteries for premium electric cars still lags demand, and the core NEV technology trails behind global competitors," Zhang says.
To tackle the problems, four government ministries announced in January this year that subsidies for NEVs will decline by 20% from 2016 levels. The Chinese government is also seeking to acquire advanced foreign technology through regulatory changes.
In January 2017, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) issued a market-entry requirement for NEVs, which forces manufacturers (including joint ventures) to disclose details of the technology used in development. MIIT is also expected to introduce a quota system in 2019, which will require all large automobile manufacturers to produce NEVs (10% of their output in 2019 and 12% in 2020). Those who fail to meet the targets will face financial penalties, including potentially losing their license to sell traditional cars in China.
The quotas talk triggered instant partnerships between foreign giants and local NEV producers. Examples include Volkswagen's JV with Anhui Jianghuai Automobile Group, which was announced this May, while Ford Motor's JV and Anhui Zotye Auto sealed a tie-up this August for NEV production. Both Jianghuai and Zotye are among the top ten NEV manufacturers in China.
The medium-term goal of the government is to have five million NEVs on China's roads by 2020, but some see this as unrealistic. "Once China reduces subsidies to NEV manufacturers and consumers, NEV growth will be challenged," concludes Stanley Yan.
China, as the world's most populous country, still offers opportunities to both domestic and international auto manufacturers. "China will be the dominant marketplace in terms of market size, innovation and consumer behaviors in the future," says Hoi Tran. He expects lower-tier cities will experience double-digit growth in coming years.
In KPMG's Global Automotive Executive Survey 2017, global executives also see China's future as bright. China aims to have 70% of its population—some one billion people—living in cities by 2030, up from less than 60% at present. This increasing urbanization is expected to provide abundant market opportunities.
The KPMG report also highlighted the openness of Chinese consumers to try new things. Executives rated China over Germany and America in terms of consumers' adoption of new and disruptive products and mobility services.
This phenomenon will drive innovation in China's automotive industry, including NEVs, in the form of connected cars that integrate with wireless networks, and self-driving cars. Last year, the Shanghai state-owned car-maker SAIC launched its first "Internet car," the Roewe RX5, with e-commerce operator Alibaba. This connected vehicle integrates into the "Internet of Things," connecting to both the web and other devices. The model sold more than 90,000 units in 2016 after hitting the market in July, becoming the most popular new nameplate among 93 models launched in China last year.
The popularity of the RX5 may have been helped by the fact that it is an SUV, a vehicle type gaining popularity across the board. China's SUV sales totaled 4.53 million in the first half of 2017, up 16.83% year-on-year, making it the only growth segment among passenger cars.
Overall, the future remains bright. According to the KPMG survey, 75% of executives believed that the global share of vehicles sold in China will be above 40% by 2030, or 43 million cars annually. But China's vehicle-to-population ratio (currently 106 vehicles per 1,000 people) is unlikely ever to reach the US level of 800 per 1,000.
The desire of Chinese domestic automakers is to go global, but exports accounted for less than 5% of automobile output in the past five years. "Chinese manufacturers still need to improve international competitiveness, especially in developed markets, but there will be a growing trend for Chinese car makers to venture internationally," predicts Zhang Junyi. This includes building factories abroad and expanding sales into more markets.
Several automobile brands including Geely, BYD, Jianghuai Automobile, BAIC and SAIC, have built factories overseas, according to the CAAM. In August this year, Xu Haidong, secretary-general of CAAM, said the international expansion has been viewed as a necessary path for Chinese automobile makers to grow from being big to being strong.
The lower cost of Chinese automobiles gives China an edge in African, Southwest Asian and Latin American markets. But the development plan issued by MIIT and several other ministries this April has set a challenging goal of selling Chinese cars into developed markets by 2020—though Toyota eventually became a hit in the US, it failed hard when it first entered the market in the 1950s.
In recent years, Chinese car companies have tried opening research operations in advanced markets to attract top technicians and technology. One example is Great Wall Motors, which has built two technology centers in America for research into innovation in automobile components. The company's exports surged by 154% to 17,100 units in the first half of this year, but exports still accounted for only 2.64% of total revenues.
Independent innovation in the Chinese automobile field, a stated target of the "Made in China 2025" initiative, remains weak and manufacturers are dependent on key foreign technology and equipment. But Zhang Junyi believes that gaining a head-start in the development of NEVs would create new opportunities for China in international markets, particularly with the Trump administration apparently backing away from supporting such technologies.
More mergers and acquisitions and overseas expansion are expected in the NEV sector, according to analysts. Just this year, Chinese battery giant CATL acquired a 22% share in Finnish car manufacturer Valmet Automotive, while BYD set up a production facility in California, employing 700 people.
Despite the limited presence of Chinese automobiles internationally, future opportunities loom large. Currently, China is already the world's largest passenger car manufacturer, as well as the top NEV exporter. With China's production chain beginning to expand globally, "the world is likely to be driving far more cars from China in the near future," summarizes Stanley Yan.
it is a great idea that China is also shifting towards the NEV. it will become the cost effective for the people and it is also the best way to improve the environment as well.


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Nearly three and a half years later I have yet to receive an answer.
And I don't expect to get one this side of heaven although every fiber of my being continues to cry out for some kind of explanation.
But, really, what answer would ever satisfy my mama heart?
Even if God allowed me to see everything He is weaving together through my sorrow and pain how could I embrace it as fully as I embraced the little baby laid in my arms over 27 years ago? My flesh would continue to yearn for the physical presence of my son, my soul would continue to mourn his too-soon (from my perspective) departure from this mortal life.
I am convinced that the only answer that will be enough is Jesus Himself.
When I meet Him face-to-face, my fears, my questions, my tears and my pain will melt away in the glorious perfection of absolute joy. No corner of my heart will remain unfilled, no aching longing will be remembered.


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CrossRoads Intermediate School takes part in reading marathon challenge
For Immediate Release – October 25, 2021
IRMO – CrossRoads Intermediate School is teaming up with a former NFL Super Bowl champion to encourage students to read more. The school is taking part in a 26 day Reading Marathon in conjunction with Malcolm Mitchell's Share the Magic Foundation.
READMarathon is a friendly 26.2 day reading challenge focusing on reading stamina. This challenge was designed to improve reading stamina by introducing students to reading persistence and debunking the stone age stereotype that reading is boring, in return giving kids the opportunity to enrich their lives with the benefits of reading in a fun environment. READMarathon 2021 started on October 12.
"Our department chair shared Malcolm Mitchell's READMarathon and we thought it would be a great event to take part in because it was something we could do to get our students excited about reading," said teacher Elisa Westfall. "Students will read and log minutes while reading in and out of class. We have posters, announcements, medals for the winners, and most of all a school wide focus on reading, as a team!"
Malcolm Mitchell is a native of Valdosta, Georgia. As a high school senior, he was an Under Armour All-American and went on to finish in the top ten all time receivers during his playing career at the University of Georgia (UGA). After graduating from UGA with a degree in Communications in 2015, Malcolm was drafted by the New England Patriots, becoming a Super Bowl Champion in February 2017. Among Malcolm's numerous awards and accomplishments both on and off the field, he considers discovering a love of reading his greatest achievement. Initially, reading was a challenge; however, through perseverance, books became an avenue for expanding his curiosity, creativity and learning.
CrossRoads Intermediate kicked off the READMarathon with a virtual pep rally designed to get students inspired and excited to take on the reading challenge.
"Our virtual pep rally was a way for us to have our local and school district community as well as our state and even national community reach out through shout outs to CrossRoads students offering support and encouragement," Westfall said. "Our district high schools, Clemson University, Benedict College, University of South Carolina and many more reached out to our students."
Students enjoyed receiving the video messages of support and are ready for the challenge.
"I like reading because it is a good way to pass the time, especially books that I like to read," said sixth grader Jack McQuilkin. "Our teacher lets us pick books we like to read which I really like. If you don't like reading then I feel like it is because you haven't found the right book yet. I recommend those people spend more time exploring books."
For student Linda Gaskins she believes the reading marathon will help everyone become better readers. "Sometimes you might not be able to read because you might look at the words and start to stutter, but the more you read the more it impacts your brain and then you will learn the words and what they mean," Gaskins said.
CrossRoads Intermediate also plans to participate READBowl. READBowl is Read with Malcolm's free global reading competition where PK-8 classrooms around the globe compete to read for the most minutes. The competition begins the day of the American College Football National Championship (January 11, 2021). READBowl will culminate with a live crowning of the World Champions of Reading on the morning of the National Football League's (NFL) Super Bowl Sunday (February 7, 2021). To learn more about Malcolm Mitchell and the Share the Magic foundation visit: https://www.readwithmalcolm.com/

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Home|PD 2014 at a Glance
PD 2014 at a Glance
The 2014 CPD Annual Review demonstrates that although public diplomacy is present in every region of the world, it is predominantly in the northern hemisphere. North America is ranked the most active region in public diplomacy, with the United States contributing the most. Asia (Asia Pacific, Southeast Asia and Central Asia combined) comes in second, and Europe is third, with almost the same presence as Asia. As expected, China, Japan, and South Korea take the lead as the major actors in Asia Pacific. India is also very active in PD in South Asia. Turkey, Israel, Qatar, and United Arab Emirates are the major PD actors in the Middle East, and in Latin America, Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia are the major players. African countries do not have a strong presence in the English-language PD News monitored by CPD.
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In order to identify this year's most active countries in public diplomacy, we separated the news stories with PD implications from the ones that feature a particular PD activity with an identifiable PD actor. From 1,336 stories that fell under the latter category, we were able to identify the top ten most active countries in public diplomacy:
In order to better understand the range of public diplomacy activities, we divided new stories into 12 categories and associated each story with at least one category. As in 2013, Government PD and Cultural Diplomacy remain the two most popular types of PD practiced worldwide. In 2014, we saw a rise in digital diplomacy initiatives, as well as those by non-state actors attempting to influence global public opinion and international policies.
The 21st century is witnessing - and will continue to witness - the erosion of the monopoly of the Nation-State as an actor in the international arena. Increasingly, non-State actors are playing and will play a role in international affairs and diplomacy.
-Navdeep Suri
The top five countries most active in digital diplomacy in 2014 were the United States, Russia, India, Israel, and Canada. Most of these countries' activities made it to our list of top ten PD stories of 2014.
There was also an increase in the number of countries sponsoring and participating in global development projects and humanitarian aid in 2014. Many took part in the global fight against Ebola, with Cuba taking much of the spotlight in that effort. Many countries also spent generous amounts to help war victims, provide disaster relief, and assist in efforts to combat climate change.
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According to the Global Humanitarian Assistance Report released in September 2014, Turkey was ranked the world's third most generous country by providing $1.6 billion for international humanitarian aid. If this amount was calculated per each country's GDP, Turkey would have made it to the top of the list. The majority of Turkey's relief aid budget in 2014 was sent to Gaza and Syria, as well as other Muslim nations.
Cuba's medical diplomacy made it another actor worth watching in this category.
Cuba has been responding to humanitarian crises since the 1960 Chilean earthquake and has been providing extended medical assistance since Algeria in 1963. The intimate level of human contact and emotional rewards of life-saving medical diplomacy provides much more powerful impact than cultural diplomacy…[Cuba's humanitarian assistance] has been consistent over several decades; it uses a 'community-based' approach that takes doctors to the people; and it has a high symbolic value that such a small country is doing more than the big powers.
–R.S. Zaharna
In addition to CPD's 12 major categories of public diplomacy news, news stories were tagged with other keywords to help identify trending news topics from 2014. Climate change, international trade, LGBT advocacy, global sports events, gender issues, and Ebola were among the most prominent topics. Some examples are captured in our list of 10 Biggest Public Diplomacy Stories of 2014.
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Fatts Russell has Rhode Island rolling
The Rams completed their sweep of VCU on Friday.
By ryanbowman Feb 1, 2020, 6:20am PST
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KINGSTON, RI — The Rhode Island Rams jumped into the "Last Four In" of ESPN resident bracketologist Joe Lunardi's field this week, and for good reason. They came into Friday having won seven in a row, including a win on the road against VCU and at home against Duquesne. Their offense has been on a roll, averaging a hair over 78 points per game in their last three games, and the second-leading scorer in the A-10, Fatts Russell, has only scored under 10 points once this season.
When the Rams are in front of their home crowd, everything gets amplified. Rhode Island's lone loss at the Ryan Center came against Richmond on Jan. 5 and the Rams haven't lost since.
Against a tough Duquesne defense last week, Russell and Jeff Dowtin combined for 40 points. They combined for 40 again on the road against St. Bonaventure, and they combined for 47 on Friday night against VCU on their way to an 87-75 victory.
The sweep over the (other) Rams of VCU pushes them comfortably into second place in the A-10 and boosts their resume for March Madness. Although there is no doubt Russell is the catalyst for Rhode Island, its scoring and momentum can come from anyone on the court. Whether it's a three-pointer for Dowtin or Tyrese Martin, or a big bucket down low from Antwan Walker, the Rams know when they need to push the accelerator.
The Rams found themselves up by 22 at the half against VCU and extended their lead to 29 early in the second half. But VCU came clawing back, seemingly stunning Russell and company. URI's defense allowed a 13-0 run and seemed completely lost for the first time in a while. However, leadership from big man Cyril Langevine and Russell helped the Rams find their feet and hold on for a double-digit victory.
Forget about those 10 minutes in the second half, and there is no doubt this team could give Dayton a run for its money. Although Rhode Island's defense has certainly had some lapses this season, a solid 40-minute performance could stifle Dayton's high-flying offense and allow Russell to take over. Both games against the Flyers will have big implications in the A-10 standings, and the A-10's chances of maximizing its tournament bids.
Richmond has been the only team to hold Russell under 10 points this season, and it was a bad showing. He went 1-12 from the field and just could not get into a rhythm the whole night as the Spiders claimed a 69-61 victory and gave the Rams their only conference loss of the season. Russell had his season low for minutes and seemed stumped by the Spiders' defense.
Most opposing defenses try to throw some variety of double-teams and extra help at Russell, but it simply doesn't matter. His crafty dribbling and evasive maneuvers can get him out of almost any double-team. It also doesn't help that he can pass the ball with pinpoint accuracy and precision. He's averaging just under five assists per game and makes them look dang good when he dishes the ball.
His ability to create plays for his teammates and himself is a unique ability that few point-guards possess in college basketball. He's more than comfortable driving to the hoop and showing off his nifty variety of layups, but happily dishes the ball out to the wing for an open three-point shot. Opposing defenses shouldn't scout to outright eliminate Russell from the game, because you simply cannot. The best you can hope for is to limit his presence, throw double-teams at him as much as you can, and hopefully hold him to 15 points.
The Rams have two softballs — UMass at home on Tuesday and George Washington on the road next Saturday — before squaring up against Dayton for a huge conference clash. If the Rams are unable to pull out the victory in Dayton, they will certainly be ready for the rematch on their home court. Russell and the Rams have heard the pleas for a three- or four-bid Atlantic 10 this year, and they're more than ready to take on the challenge.