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MAKIA FREEMAN: "Implantable Nanotech Biosensors Slated To Be Used In Upcoming COVID Vaccines — 'To Monitor Your Bodily Activity' — And More"
"Whether it's Big Tech companies Google, Facebook or Twitter, or smaller players like Profusa, the Military and Silicon Valley are joined at the hip and form an important part of the New World Order. DARPA, the agency tasked with dreaming up exotic new lethal technologies to enslave and kill more and more people, threw some money at Profusa in 2011, and continues to work closely with them. Profusa is also tied to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, which is not surprising, since eugenicist and depopulation advocate Gates has been almost single-handedly orchestrating this fake pandemic. With Gates one of the funders of this technology, it shows his excuses are very weak when he says that he's not trying to microchip humanity. This is more evidence we are hurtling headlong via The Synthetic Agenda towards a future of Transhumanism, where man is merged with machine to create Human 2.0. This modified human is planned to be made of synthetic metallic and plastic-like parts; the sales pitch is that we will be 'augmented and enhanced', however the truth is we will be destroying what makes us human. This hydrogel biosensor implant scheme would only work if the NWO Controllers gain access to everyone's bloodstream. This will be the real battleground in the months ahead as 'Operation Warp Speed' and other schemes are pushed to the hilt, with a desperate NWO trying to continue the charade of a pandemic in time for them to roll out their rushed and untested COVID vaccine — a new type of RNA vaccine with the capability to modify your genetics (RNA and DNA), and most likely the capability to implant you with a nanotech hydrogel biosensor."
~Makia Freeman
Ascension Avatar note: Profusa is the Gates-funded company that developed the hydrogel biosensor implants (the name alone summons 'profuse' images of bleeding); Moderna is the Trump-appointed-Israel-tied NWO Big Pharma Mafia that is engineering the vaccines, and Trump's good ol' buddies from the NAA's very own 'Military Industrial Complex' will be doing the actual 'shooting'. Also, Bill & Melinda Gates' Gavi Vaccine Alliance, to which Trump awarded $1.6 billion, is his 'alternative' to the WHO… All rapidly unfolding under Trump's 'Operation Warp Speed'…
A hydrogel biosensor (a piece of implantable nanotech) may be used in an upcoming COVID vaccine to monitor your bodily activity — and more.
An implantable hydrogel biosensor, made via a DARPA-Gates funded Silicon Valley company, appears to be slated to be used in the upcoming COVID vaccine. The US Department of Defense and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation have partnered with Profusa, a Silicon Valley company, to develop a piece of nanotechnology made out of hydrogel (similar to a soft contact lens) that can be injected and implanted under the skin using a vaccine as a delivery system. This sensor (or more accurately a biosensor), less than the size of a grain of rice, would effectively merge with the body. As a piece of nanotech, it would link up with the wireless network (the 5G-driven IoT or Internet of Things) and it would both transmit information about you and your body to authorities, as well as receive information. This article from Defense One was already reporting in March 2020 that the biosensor was on track to get FDA approval in early 2021, which is around the same time we have been told to expect the rollout of the COVID vaccine.
2-Part Hydrogel Biosensor Would Emit Various Signals
The DefenseOne article outlines the properties and capacities of the hydrogel biosensor:
"The sensor has two parts. One is a 3mm string of hydrogel, a material whose network of polymer chains is used in some contact lenses and other implants. Inserted under the skin with a syringe, the string includes a specially engineered molecule that sends a fluorescent signal outside of the body when the body begins to fight an infection. The other part is an electronic component attached to the skin. It sends light through the skin, detects the fluorescent signal and generates another signal that the wearer can send to a doctor, website, etc. It's like a blood lab on the skin that can pick up the body's response to illness before the presence of other symptoms, like coughing."
Profusa is another of these Silicon Valley companies with ties to the US Military Industrial Complex. It boasts on its website that it "is pioneering tissue-integrating biosensors for continuous monitoring of body chemistries." Whether it's Big Tech companies Google, Facebook or Twitter, or smaller players like Profusa, the Military and Silicon Valley are joined at the hip and form an important part of the NWO (New World Order). DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency), the agency tasked with dreaming up exotic new lethal technologies to enslave and kill more and more people, threw some money at Profusa in 2011, and continues to work closely with them. Profusa is also tied to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, which is not surprising, since eugenicist and depopulation advocate Gates has been almost single-handedly orchestrating this fake pandemic. You may recall that Gates funded the Imperial College in London whose ridiculous and ill-advised models forecast doom that never even got close to eventuating. According to this article, Profusa is currently conducting a study in collaboration the Imperial College. Profusa's website states:
"Rather than being isolated from the body, the biosensors work fully integrated within the body's tissue — without any metal device or electronics, thereby overcoming the body's attempts to reject it. To date, the injected biosensors have functioned for as long as four years. Smaller than a grain of rice, each biosensor is a flexible fiber about 5 mm long and half a millimeter wide, comprised of a porous scaffold that induces capillary and cellular ingrowth from surrounding tissue. The hydrogel is linked to light-emitting fluorescent molecules that continuously signal in proportion to the concentration of a body chemical, such as oxygen, glucose, or other biomolecule of interest."
Hacking the Human Body with Foreign Synthetic Nanotech Objects
Profusa wants to know your entire body chemistry — your oxygen levels, your glucose levels, your hormone levels, your heart rate, your respiratory rate, your body temperature, with the (unstated) capability of expanding into areas of knowing your menstrual cycle (if you are a woman), your sex life, your emotions and more — and then wants to transmit all that information to some kind of medical authority, although of course it is patently obvious this data would end up in the hands of the NWO conspirators who would use it to manipulate the masses. Profusa put out this press release Injectable Body Sensors Take Personal Chemistry to a Cell Phone Closer to Reality in 2018. They are perfecting the art of hacking the human body, fooling it into accepting synthetic materials and objects disguised so they won't be recognized as foreign:
"Conventional sensors, such as those found in continuous glucose monitors, have a sensing electrode wire that penetrates the skin to measure a target chemical in the fluid that surrounds cells. But because the body "sees" the electrode as foreign material, it needs to be removed and replaced within several days at a different location to avoid the effects of inflammation and scar tissue that eventually prevents the electrode from functioning accurately. The team at Profusa is developing a family of tiny biosensors composed of a tissue-like hydrogel, similar to a soft contact lens, that are painlessly placed under the skin with a single injection. Rather than being isolated from the body, the biosensors work fully integrated within the body's tissue — without any metal device or electronics, thereby overcoming the body's attempts to reject it."
This is more evidence we are hurtling headlong via The Synthetic Agenda towards a future of Transhumanism, where man is merged with machine to create Human 2.0. This modified human is planned to be made of synthetic metallic and plastic-like parts; the sales pitch is that we will be 'augmented and enhanced', however the truth is we will be destroying what makes us human. This recent article reported that the American Chemical Society (ACS) is getting closer to integrating electronics in the body:
"Traditional microelectronic materials, such as silicon, gold, stainless steel and iridium, cause scarring when implanted. For applications in muscle or brain tissue, electrical signals need to flow for them to operate properly, but scars interrupt this activity … "We started looking at organic electronic materials like conjugated polymers that were being used in non-biological devices," says Martin, who is at the University of Delaware. "We found a chemically stable example that was sold commercially as an antistatic coating for electronic displays." After testing, the researchers found that the polymer had the properties necessary for interfacing hardware and human tissue … So far, the team has made a polymer with dopamine, which plays a role in addictive behaviours, as well as dopamine-functionalised variants of the EDOT monomer. Martin says these biological-synthetic hybrid materials might someday be useful in merging artificial intelligence with the human brain. Ultimately, Martin says, his dream is to be able to tailor how these materials deposit on a surface and then to put them in tissue in a living organism. "The ability to do the polymerization in a controlled way inside a living organism would be fascinating."
This Hydrogel Biosensor Implant Scheme Would Only Work if the NWO Controllers Gain Access to Everyone's Bloodstream
From the NWO point of view, for this scheme to succeed on a worldwide scale, they would need to gain access to every person's bloodstream, which they could do if mandatory vaccination laws continue to be rolled out, as is already happening or being talked about in many nations, states and regions around the world. Massachusetts just passed a law mandating flu shot vaccines for schoolchildren; the Australian PM is talking about mandatory vaccination; however on the other side, states like South Dakota have introduced bills to ban mandatory vaccinations for schools. This will be the real battleground in the months ahead as 'Operation Warp Speed' and other schemes are pushed to the hilt, with a desperate NWO trying to continue the charade of a pandemic in time for them to roll out their rushed and untested COVID vaccine — a new type of RNA vaccine with the capability to modify your genetics (RNA and DNA), and most likely the capability to implant you with a nanotech hydrogel biosensor. With Gates one of the funders of this technology, it shows his excuses are very weak when he says that he's not trying to microchip humanity.
~via The Freedom Articles
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In Level 1, ages 3 through Kindergarten, the controlling image is Christ the Good Shepherd who loves his sheep and gives everything he is for them.
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Clark family keeps vigil with son who has cystic fibrosis
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Janet Clark was headed back to Denver on Monday. It was her turn.
She and husband Roger switch off staying with their son, Clem, who is a patient at Kindred Hospital.
"My husband is there one week, and I'm there one week," Janet Clark said. "Because we stay with him 24/7."
Kindred is a "long-term acute care hospital … that specializes in the treatment and rehabilitation of medically complex patients who require an extended stay in a hospital setting."
Clem Clark has been a patient there since Jan. 4. He was moved into intensive care Sunday.
Clem knows all about hospitals. He's had medical issues his entire life.
Clem Clark has cystic fibrosis. He was born with the disease. So was his younger sister, Mary, who died in 2008. She was 21.
Clem will be 25 on March 9.
"When they were born, the lifespan (for someone with cystic fibrosis) was 12 years old," Janet Clark said. "Now, the lifespan average is up in the 30s.
"They mapped the whole genetic system of people and they finally figured out what gene it is that's causing the problem," Janet said. "Once they knew that, they can try correcting it."
Cystic fibrosis is a genetic disease that causes thick, sticky mucus to build up in the lungs and digestive tract.
In 2008, Clem had a double lung transplant.
"He'll probably have to have another lung transplant, because his lungs are rejecting," Janet Clark said. "If they can find a match … it all depends on a lot of things. That's the big thing, to get people to donate."
The community has been giving in many ways, Janet Clark said.
"People have been great," she said. "We are grateful for their generosity and kindness."
Clem and Mary both graduated from Meeker High School and both graduated from college. Clem went to Denver Automotive and Diesel College, while his sister went to Pikes Peak Community College in Colorado Springs and studied zoo-keeping technology.
"She was trying to get on at a zoo, but her health really prevented it," Janet Clark said of her daughter.
Janet said the community always treated her kids like they were, well, healthy kids.
"The kids grew up, and everybody treated them as normal," Janet Clark. "They didn't treat them like they had any problems. Their lung function was always lower than everybody else's, so they weren't great in sports."
And until recently, Clem had been doing well. He was working as a mechanic for Rio Blanco County.
"We thought everything was going good," Janet Clark said. "We thought, boy, we're over the hump. But he took a turn for the worse (Saturday). They put him back on a ventilator to help him breathe."
Janet Clark, a former first- and second-grade teacher in Meeker for nearly 30 years, said her son is anxious to leave the hospital.
"He just wants to come home," Janet said. "Their job (at the rehabilitation hospital) is to get people back on their feet and living as normal a life as possible. We can only pray that things work the way they are supposed to work."
I received this from Dolly Viscardi, who writes the "Loose Ends" column for the paper. It is taken from a message sent out by Dolly's daughter-in-law, Liz Winfield Viscardi.
This was the preface to the message …
I am sure you all know the story of my brother and his encounter with the Denver Police Department. It is currently in the federal courts and is awaiting trial, which is scheduled for the first week of May. My family crafted the letter below and has started sending it out to people to help gain support. I have sent this to Gov. Ritter, (Denver) Mayor Hickenlooper as well as the entire Denver City Council and various staff members. In addition, I have sent a press release with this same information to various local media outlets. I am enclosing the letter below in the hopes that you will help us spread the word to individuals who would be interested in this story.
Here's a copy of the message …
Do you remember when the Rockies went to the World Series in 2007? How about the third game when the Rockies lost at home? Well, for my brother, this night was memorable but not for the hype of a baseball game but instead for a terrifying event that he remembers daily.
On Oct. 28, 2007, Denver police officers severely beat Eric Winfield as he and two others walked to their car in lower downtown at 1:45 a.m., after the third game of the World Series. Eric and his friends bypassed a fight that erupted outside of Le Rouge nightclub, now Lavish nightclub, at 14th and Market streets, when Eric was pushed from behind into a parked car, forced to the ground and repeatedly hit in the face, kicked in the ribs and crotch, and kneed in the back. He was then handcuffed to the gurney of the Denver Health ambulance and left in the hallway of the hospital for seven hours without any medical attention.
Following the trip to the hospital, Eric was then placed in the felony ward of the Denver Police station until the afternoon of Monday, Oct. 29. He was charged with second-degree assault on a peace officer and resisting arrest. He left jail with a broken nose, cuts above his eye and on the bridge of his nose, a burst blood vessel in his eye, bruised ribs, cracked and chipped teeth and permanent, documented nerve damage to both hands. As a result of this ordeal, Eric has also paid criminal lawyer fees and medical fees, not to mention taking time off work repeatedly to attend depositions, meetings with the lawyers and settlement proceedings.
In March 2008, the criminal charges were dropped without any apology or justification. Eric was just expected to just fall to the wayside and be grateful that his record was still clean. But not one of his family members or friends is about to let that happen.
Eric has filed a lawsuit against the Denver Police Department, the city and county of Denver and the three officers involved. The case is currently in federal court for a civil trial. The lawsuit isn't about the money, it is about justice. This ordeal has been going on for over two years and DPD has yet to apologize for beating an innocent person and causing permanent injuries.
Instead, we have pulled together for this cause. We created a Facebook page called Justice for Eric Winfield to help raise awareness and put a stop to unwarranted police brutality on innocent people. Eric has set up a blog at denverpolice.wordpress.com, to help share the facts of this incident.
We know this isn't an isolated incident. We are doing this not just for Eric Winfield; but for anyone who has been affected by police brutality.
For more information about the case, visit www.facebook.com/justiceforericwinfield and denverpolice.wordpress.com.
We need your support for this cause and hope that you will help us share Eric's story.
— Liz Viscardi, sister of the victim
A sampling of Ellen Robinson's photographs from last September's Smoking River Pow Wow are on display at the Meeker Public Library.
"Every two months, roughly, we've been replacing one artist's work with another," said library director Mike Bartlett. "We've had Dale Hallebach's photography and Sondra Garcia's paintings."
Robinson is a Meeker photographer, whose work is regularly on display in the front window at Wendll's Wondrous Things.
Mary Strang, president of the Meeker School Board, offered her observations after a joint meeting of the Meeker and Rangely school boards Feb. 6 in Meeker.
Also on hand for the joint meeting were Sen. Al White, R-Hayden, and Rep. Randy Baumgardner, R-Hot Sulphur Springs, who presented legislative updates and took questions from members of the county's two school boards.
"We host this meeting with the Rangely School Board each year, in hopes of making our concerns understood by our legislators — and to more fully appreciate theirs," Strang said.
As expected, the state's budget woes and, particularly, school funding were among the hot topics of discussion.
"Sen. Al White's comments on the state's budget shortfall were what we expected," Strang said. "There is not a lot of good news on this subject, and the impact on school districts will be a 6.5 percent to possibly a 10 percent reduction in funding for this coming year. We're preparing for a 10 percent reduction, but continue to hope it will be less in the final analysis. As you know, a 10 percent reduction in our budget amounts to approximately $600,000.
"Of the many pieces of legislation referenced (during the joint meeting with the two school boards), one which concerns us is the inevitable resurgence of SB-085 (the bill introduced in 2009 to exempt business personal property from taxation). We pointed out to Sen. White that were this legislation passed, property valuation in our school district would drop by 52 percent. The fiscal ramifications understandably are horrendous. The state has no money with which to backfill the School Finance Act, and the impact on county government would be significant."
Strang went on to say, "Given the reality of the state's fiscal condition, we asked, at the very least, if some of the increasing and redundant layers of accountability and reporting, which the state requires of school districts, could be retracted. They take an inordinate amount of time, time is money, and these are monies that don't benefit our kids in the classroom. We suggested we come up with a list of specific requirements we deemed unnecessary and pass it on to the Rural School Caucus in hopes of garnering additional support from other rural school districts. If we can submit such a list with the endorsement of multiple districts, the issue will have more credibility. (Sen. White) was very receptive to this idea and felt something could be accomplished.
"You heard Sen. White say there are some efforts in the making to effect some constitutional reform in our state and that, hopefully, there will be some sort of a ballot issue this fall. One goal of such reform is to make it more difficult to get a question on the ballot. Other groups in the state are working on constitutional reform and will, hopefully, come up with some viable proposals as well. Sen. White also speculated that the constitutionality of the TABOR (Taxpayer Bill of Rights) Amendment will be challenged — because of its direct conflict with our republican form of democracy and representative government. We'll watch with interest as this issue has been around for a long time."
Peggy Rector, whose granddaughter is serving in the U.S. Army in Iraq, passed along this Internet site: www.cellphonesforsoldiers.com.
"We continually send our granddaughter money to buy calling cards," Rector said. "We will continue to do just that. However, I am sure there are many families who cannot afford to send money for cards. So we also have many young people from our county overseas fighting for us. I believe this is the least we can do. I would love to have all of Rio Blanco County involved in a big program supporting this effort. As I read the information, we would need drop-off sites in both Rangely and Meeker. I can do that in Rangely if someone in Meeker could take up the cause there. I am going to get our Chamber involved. I believe this is truly a worthy effort. I very much want to coordinate this effort with both towns."
You can contact Rector at rector@lexry.com.
Shawn Bolton, owner of Bolton Construction, has added his name to the list of candidates for Joe Collins' seat on the county commissioner. Others who had previously filed were Wendy Gutierrez and Pat Hughes. All three are Republicans.
Also, Nancy Richardson has added her name to the list of county coroner candidates, along with Robin Baughman, Sherri Halandras and Dr. Albert Krueger.
And, according to the Colorado secretary of state's Web site, Neil Joy has withdrawn as a candidate for county surveyor, and his brother Leif Joy has filed.
Speaking of the county commission, chairman Ken Parsons of Rangely said the county is moving ahead with plans to add a new justice center on to the existing courthouse.
"I think you can say the commissioners have a preference for the existing courthouse location, because the infrastructure that is already in place and available. It is by far the most cost-effective location," Parsons said. "We have asked him (the architect) to work up a preliminary design, based on that location."
The county's initial choice for a site for building a new justice center was on the location of the Meeker Elementary School — across from the courthouse — which will be vacated at the end of the school year. However, a neighborhood group opposed the idea. So the county began considering other possible sites.
The trial for John Wix of Meeker, who has pleaded not guilty to felony charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor, has been rescheduled to start June 9.
The case has not been dismissed, said deputy district attorney Jay Barasch.
Allan Jones of Meeker has been nominated to serve a four-year term on the nine-member Colorado Wildlife Commission, announced by Gov. Ritter.
"I hope I can do a good job," said Jones, a retired veterinarian. He is also a former Rio Blanco County commissioner and Meeker School Board member.
The Meeker Recreation District had a free family swim day and a soup and dessert cook-off Feb. 13.
"We had great participation for the soup and dessert cook-off," said recreation manager Nicole Dupire. "We had 22 entries, eight soup and 14 desserts. The winners of the Judge's Choice awards were Joe Beck with his tortellini soup and Amy Que with her orange joy dessert. The Judge's Choice was judged by Kris and Henry Arcolesse from Ma Famiglia. The People's Choice winners were Michelle Weston with her chicken enchilada soup and Jacqui Foster with her chocolate marshmallow pillows."
My dog Layla — she's a husky/black lab mix — has started losing her winter coat. Hopefully that's a sign spring is getting closer.
When checking out a library book Monday I reached into my wallet for my library card, but instead I pulled out my bank card and handed it to Meeker Library director Mike Bartlett.
"You don't have to pay to check out a book, unless you really want to," Mike said.
I had committed to go on the snowmobile ride Sunday with the White River Snowmobile Club, but the ride was canceled due to the weather.
Maybe it was for the best. As a friend in Kansas told me, "I can't imagine you snowmobiling. That sounds like an accident waiting to happen."
Lastly, on a personal note, the past several weeks have been excruciating at times, because of some of the stories and controversies circulating around town and in the paper.
However, based on the supportive comments and messages received, I've discovered this about Rio Blanco County and its people: I've never felt more at home here than I do now.
Jeff Burkhead is editor at the Herald Times. You may e-mail him at the jeff@theheraldtimes.com.
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Breast milk linked to significant early brain growth in preemies
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Studying preterm infants in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at St. Louis Children's Hospital, researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis found that preemies whose daily diets were at least 50 percent breast milk had more brain tissue and cortical-surface area by their due dates than premature babies who consumed significantly less breast milk. Pictured is a premature infant in the NICU at St. Louis Children's Hospital. Credit: John Twombly
Feeding premature babies mostly breast milk during the first month of life appears to spur more robust brain growth, compared with babies given little or no breast milk.
Studying preterm infants in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at St. Louis Children's Hospital, the researchers found that preemies whose daily diets were at least 50 percent breast milk had more brain tissue and cortical-surface area by their due dates than premature babies who consumed significantly less breast milk.
The researchers present their findings May 3 at the annual meeting of the Pediatric Academic Societies, in Baltimore.
"The brains of babies born before their due dates usually are not fully developed," said senior investigator Cynthia Rogers, MD, an assistant professor of child psychiatry who treats patients at St. Louis Children's Hospital. "But breast milk has been shown to be helpful in other areas of development, so we looked to see what effect it might have on the brain. With MRI scans, we found that babies fed more breast milk had larger brain volumes. This is important because several other studies have shown a correlation between brain volume and cognitive development."
The study included 77 preterm infants. The researchers retrospectively looked to see how much breast milk those babies had received while being cared for in the NICU. Then, the researchers conducted brain scans on those infants at about the time each would have been born had the babies not arrived early. All of the babies were born at least 10 weeks early, with an average gestation of 26 weeks, or about 14 weeks premature. Because they are still developing, preemies typically have smaller brains than full-term infants.
Because babies born prematurely are still developing, they typically have smaller brains than full-term infants. Shown are depictions of the cortical-surface area of the brain at different points in gestation. Credit: Eric Young
First author Erin Reynolds, a research technician in Rogers' laboratory, said in gauging the effects of breast milk on the babies' brains, the researchers didn't distinguish between milk that came from the babies' own mothers and breast milk donated by other women. Rather, they focused on the influence of breast milk in general.
"As the amount of breast milk increased, so did a baby's chances of having a larger cortical surface area," Reynolds said. "The cortex is the part of the brain associated with cognition, so we assume that more cortex will help improve cognition as the babies grow and develop."
Preterm birth is a leading cause of neurologic problems in children and has been linked to psychiatric disorders later in childhood. Rogers and her team plan to follow the babies in the study through their first several years of life to see how they grow, focusing on their motor, cognitive and social development. As the babies get older, the researchers believe they will be able to determine the effects of early exposure to breast milk on later developmental outcomes.
"We want to see whether this difference in brain size has an effect on any of those developmental milestones," Rogers said. "Neonatologists already believe breast milk is the best nutrition for preterm infants. We wanted to see whether it was possible to detect the impact of breast milk on the brain this early in life and whether the benefits appeared quickly or developed over time."
Rogers said further investigation is needed to determine specifically how breast milk affects the brain and what is present in the milk that seems to promote brain development. She explained that because all of the babies in the study were born early it isn't clear whether breast milk would provide similar benefits for babies born at full term.
Reynolds E, et al. Effects of breast milk consumption in the first month of life on early brain development in premature infants. Abstract presented at the Pediatric Academic Societies 2016 meeting, May 3, 2016.
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TL;DR – They actually exist.
The world can't seem to get enough Crazy Rich Asians these days and beyond the best-selling novel by Kevin Kwan which has since been adapted into a much-anticipated movie that topped the US box office in its weekend debut, lies a real world of crazy rich Asians as met by Kwan in Paris.
This video by Harper's Bazaar features Asian style icons and Instagram starlets who are shaking up the world of couture and lead lives that rival those of the Crazy Rich Asians characters.
These ladies have been attending Paris Couture since they were children and don't own just one but two Giambattista Valli gowns to wear on her wedding day. And did I mention they actually paint on their half-a-million bucks Hermès handbags because they accidentally stained one with grease while eating french fries at Chili's?
Yup, so here's presenting to you Crazy Rich Asians, the real life edition.
The Instagram fashionista and founder of lifestyle website xoxoFei.com was born in Taipei but grew up all over the world, including Sydney, Singapore, and New York. Now based in Hong Kong, she often photographs herself wearing haute couture gowns in exotic locations. Her destination wedding to financier Lincoln Li in 2017 spanned over three days, from the well-known restaurant Da Paolino in Capri, Italy to an all-day seaside party at Conca del Sogno in Nerano and the final main event along the Amalfi Coast where she wore two custom Giambattista Valli dresses — one down the aisle, one for the ceremony.
Love Marie Payawal Ongpauco-Escudero, or Heart Evangelista, is a Filipino actress, TV host, and visual media artist and who we said started painting on her Birkin bags after she stained one with french fries grease. Yup. According to Wikipedia, she is the daughter of Reynaldo Evangelista Ongpauco, who belongs to a Chinese-Filipino clan that owns and manages Barrio Fiesta Group of restaurants, and Maria Cecilia del Gallego Payawal, whose family owns a sugarcane plantation in Camarines Sur and is the granddaughter of a Spanish governor in the Bicol region.
Closer to home, Malaysia-born twin fashionistas Michelle and Rachel Yeoh have been attending couture shows with their mother since they were children. Heiresses to the YTL Corporation, Malaysia's largest conglomerate, they are now based in London where Michelle studies law while Rachel studies philosophy, politics and law. They were also the first Malaysians to debut at Queen Charlotte's Ball at Kensington Palace – a historically British royal affair and walked the runway for Dolce & Gabbana's Fall Winter 2017 show at Milan Fashion Week.
You can read Kwan's account of meeting these ladies here which just like his books, is quite a fascinating read about the world of crazy rich Asians.


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University to welcome students during signature events
PUBLISHED: AUGUST 20, 2014 | 11:17 AM
Florida State University will welcome incoming first-year students from its main campus and Panama City, Fla., campus during the annual New Student Convocation and Backyard Barbecue on Sunday, Aug. 24.
New Student Convocation 2014 will welcome the Class of 2018 and all new students into the university's community of scholars, with an emphasis on its traditions and values. It begins at 1:30 p.m. at the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center, but the doors will open at noon. In addition to new students and their families, the entire university community and the general public are invited to attend. Students are encouraged to arrive early; attendance increases each year for this event and a record number of students is expected.
During the ceremony, Interim President Garnett S. Stokes will greet the students and Interim Provost and Vice President for Faculty Development and Advancement Sally McRorie will give a charge to the Class of 2018, encouraging its members to take full advantage of the academic opportunities that are available to them.
Internationally known human right advocate Terence C. "Terry" Coonan, executive director of Florida State's Center for the Advancement of Human Rights, will deliver the convocation address.
Afterward, Dean of Undergraduate Studies Karen Laughlin will lead the Torch Ceremony and the recitation of the university's Academic Honor Policy Pledge.
During the Torch Ceremony, three upperclassmen will pass torches to three first-year students, symbolically passing the university's ideals from one class to the next. The torches stand for Vires (strength), Artes (skill) and Mores (character) as depicted in the Florida State University seal. The upperclassmen will be Daniel Stribling (Vires), Daniel Ruiz (Artes) and Rachel Crooks (Mores). The first-year students, chosen on the basis of essays they wrote about the qualities of the three torches and how they connect with the history and culture of the Seminole Tribe, will be Leila Sabet (Vires), Nicholas Bastidas (Artes) and Alexandra Taggart (Mores). Incoming School of Theatre student Ian Sicks will read the winning essays.
Following this, Vice President for Student Affairs Mary Coburn will lead the Convocation Class Pin Ceremony and the recitation of the university's Seminole Creed. She also will discuss the university's Uphold the Garnet and Gold philosophy of respect for the dignity and worth of each member of the university community.
Later during the ceremony, students will be taught to sing the Alma Mater, "High o'er the Towering Pines" with assistance from College of Music Professor Kevin Fenton and incoming music student Driss Ziane.
When the program concludes, buses will be available to transport students from the Civic Center to the President's House for this year's Backyard Barbecue, a display of Florida State's Southern hospitality to make incoming students feel at home on campus. It will take place from 3 to 5 p.m. at the President's House, 1030 W. Tennessee St. Interim President Stokes and the deans of the university's colleges will attend, and there will be food, fun and entertainment for incoming students and their families.
To make meeting new classmates and finding their dean easier, each student will be given a T-shirt that is color-coded to the college in which he or she enrolled. All new students should wear these special T-shirts to both the New Student Convocation and the Backyard Barbecue, the T-shirts will be available for pickup at the front entrance of Moore Auditorium in the Oglesby Union on the following days and times: Wednesday, Aug. 20, noon to 9 p.m.; Thursday, Aug. 21, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Friday, Aug. 22, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; and Saturday, Aug. 23, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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January 24, 2019, CHICAGO, IL – Ryan Specialty Group, LLC, is pleased to announce that it has reached a definitive agreement to acquire the assets and operations of Boston Insurance Specialists, Inc. (BIS), an independently owned wholesale insurance brokerage with offices in Mansfield and Westfield, Massachusetts. BIS' team will become part of R-T Specialty, LLC (RT Specialty), the wholesale brokerage unit of Ryan Specialty Group (RSG), and will enhance RT Specialty's New England presence.
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In a U-turn, Byju's scraps plan to shut ops in Kerala
Byju's employees, along with Prathidhwani, a welfare association for IT employees, had requested Kerala's labour minister V Sivankutty to intervene and ask the company to revise its exit policy, which seemed to have worked for now.
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November 3, 2022 08:46 IST
While Byju's has decided to resume operations in Kerala, it plans to shut several other offices across the country.
After facing a backlash for its decision to shut operations in Thiruvanthapuram, edtech startup Byju's on Wednesday reversed its decision to exit Kerala.
In October, the startup had announced that it would discontinue its Kerala operations, a move that was likely to impact more than 140 employees, to reduce redundancies. It had, however, assured all impacted employees they could choose to be rehired at any centre in India within the next 12 months.
"Following a detailed discussion between the honourable chief minister of Kerala, P Vijayan and Byju Raveendran, founder of Byju's, we have decided to continue operations of our TVM (Thiruvanthapuram) product development centre. As a result, our 140 associates will continue to operate from this centre. Byju Raveendran, who is from Kerala, reiterates his commitment to the state and the leadership team of Byju's, under his guidance, will pursue a growth strategy in the state," a Byju's spokesperson said.
These developments come after the startup said it would "rationalise" and "optimise" its operations to turn profitable by March 2023 and plans to fire about 2,500 employees, or 5% of its total workforce, across the product, content, media, and technology teams in a "phased manner" to achieve that goal.
In an internal mail earlier, Raveendran had told employees, "I am truly sorry to those who will have to leave Byju's. You are not just a name to me. You are not a number. You are not just 5% of my company. You are 5% of me. I know that nothing can really compensate for your loss. And I completely understand if you are upset about this … Please also know that this is not a reflection on your performance."
While Byju's has decided to resume operations in Kerala, it plans to shut several other offices across the country, especially in Tier-2 towns, by shuttering satellite offices in several states, as reported earlier. It is opening larger regional offices in each state instead.
The company's decisions to reduce its cash burn comes after it saw losses surge to over `4,500 crore in FY21 on the back of revenue of `2,280 crore.
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Hy-Vee Introduces New Retail Security Team to Stores
Tami Published: December 30, 2021
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Soon you'll start seeing something new inside your local Hy-Vee-security officers. It isn't something I thought we needed here in the Quad Cities, but nevertheless, here it is.
As part of its ongoing efforts to ensure the health and safety of both its customers and employees, Hy-Vee is introducing its new Hy-Vee Retail Security team to retail stores across its eight-state region.
According to a company news release, Hy-Vee Retail Security officers will be present in Hy-Vee stores during operating hours. These officers, many of whom come from a law enforcement background, are specially trained to defuse situations and equipped to protect the safety of both Hy-Vee customers and employees. The officers have been through training designed by Hy-Vee retail security leaders alongside law enforcement partners.
Hy-Vee has a strong history of doing anything for our customers, and these officers will be held to that same standard," said Jeremy Gosch, Hy-Vee's president and chief operating officer. "These officers will help provide another layer of safety and security for our customers, and will work alongside our store employees to deliver the same helpful smiles and outstanding service everyone expects at their local store.
Officers are in several stores now, and more officers are completing the Hy-Vee Retail Security Training program so they can begin serving in other Hy-Vee stores across the company's eight-state region in the near future. Hy-Vee is actively recruiting for officers to join the new Hy-Vee Retail Security team. Interested applicants can connect with the Retail Security team at RetailSecurity@hy-vee.com.
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Winter season in the Quad Cities means cold temperatures, heavy snow, and slick roads. Hopefully, you won't ever need to tap into your winter emergency kit, but it's better to have one in your car than to be unprepared. Make sure you have these essential items in your car before winter arrives in the Quad Cities.
What The Quad Cities Did For Fun in the 90's
Many times over the years, I'll be talking with friends about years gone by and I'll say "take me back".
Every generation goes through this, I assume. Looking back at a more simple time where responsibilities haven't set in and life seems fun. Opportunities are endless.
Let's go back to the 1990's to Wacky Waters, 50 Cent Beer night and revisit Mallards Mania!
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It has always been my desire that I should live forever in a young body. One of the reasons I desire to live forever having a young body is the fact that there are several questions that should be answered. There are several discoveries that should be done that can only be achieved by young people.
The author explains that Robert Solomon objects to the deterministic standpoint, by noting how there is an evasion of 'responsibility' by both corporations and its managers for their actions. When corporate executives cite 'market forces' as 'compelling external circumstances' that hinder sovereignty in their decision making.
Capitalism has destroyed the moral authority of many other institutions, and even surpassed its boundaries to touch on the private properties. Therefore, while capitalism may thrive for a certain duration at the expense of the lower class people, it eventually ends up creating some rational hostility, since it keeps damaging the social order, to a point where the people becomes defenseless and thus develops aggression towards it.
The documentary depicts jets flying at a very high speed; nearly 300 knots per hour. As the events in the documentary unfolds, Brig-Gen Amir Eshel, the formation leader to the same effect, reads the statement illustrating what led the Israeli Air Force hold the event at Auschwitz.
Self-alienation according to Marx was about individual and could not easily be applied to the society as a whole. Marx's ideal revolution was one that would destroy capitalism. As the capitalist bourgeoisie establish markets around the world, proletarian globalization would ensue where the working class would join forces with a goal to overthrow the ruling class in each nation of the world.
However even with the studies video games also have positive impacts on children, these positive impacts include the development of the brain and increases the communicational levels of children.
Maturity can be self-developed or self-imposed as well as developed with the help of others. When a person shows courage to demonstrate his understandings, he can be labeled as an enlightened person. In other words, a person will become enlightened when he was able to segregate between good and evil and demonstrate his learning in front of others.
On the one hand, "Being and Nothingness" is a publication authored by Jean-Paul Sartre. I think the philosophy is premised on the fact that the existence of an individual is more important than the worth of the person. The philosopher's overriding factor in penning the book was to underscore the fundamental liberty of the human person.
In responding to Elisabeth, he attributes the confusion to the use of notions that differentiate the mind and the body to explain the interaction between two aspects. He uses an analogy of an individual who considers heaviness an actual thing that causes an object to fall. Descartes derives his conclusion that people are a misapplying concept.
The essay was also supposed to determine whether the demands of the computer to be allowed time for resting and to get hardware upgrades without any alteration to other parts of the supercomputer should be met. The main argument of the essay is that the super computer should not be allowed this privileges that are the same as those given to human workers.
Plato, like Hobbes, uses The Republic of Plato to create a city, a sort of Leviathan-type whose purpose is in essence drastically different. Plato is a philosopher in the truest sense of the word as he has studied nature and has sought out the truth. Hobbes bases his Leviathan to triumph over nature but on the other hand, Plato has created his city to find the very same.
Aristocracy is the chosen ideal form of government by Plato. According to him, it should be ruled by the best, the most wise, intelligent, non-corrupt individuals in the city. This elite group has the ability to have complete control of the state. Plato stratified his society for an ideal state into three classes: Guardians, Auxiliaries and Producers.
These ideas are very important in illustrating what is happening in the world and also in understanding issues and directions of the society. Similarly, Marx believed that Capitalism is highly unsatisfactory and was very concerned with its elimination through revolution and creation of communist society. The theory is also about political objectives and actions.
He learned how to become more sympathetic with the mortal condition while serving at Admetus' estate. When Admetus asked him if he understands his ways, Apollo replies, "Yes, hostile to mortals and by gods abominated" (Euripides et al.
It is common to find that tribes or communities in a country that, however, practice slightly different cultures have some common issues that ensure their existence. Human nature is also flexible and subject to change with variations in the surrounding environment. A person's view of the world and life may change suddenly or slowly.
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Fifth Avenue: New York, New York
Few, if any, streets in America can claim as many architecturally significant buildings as Manhattan's Fifth Avenue. Or, for that matter, as much U.S. planning history, as many contrasts, or addresses as famous and coveted. Extending along this one avenue are the historic streets of Harlem, the Museum Mile, the businesses and stores of Midtown, and Lower Manhattan's Greenwich Village. Since the 1811 Commissioner's Plan introducing the grid of New York City, Fifth Avenue has transitioned from a predominately residential street to a place of historic and landmark properties, iconic museums, world-renowned parks, penthouse apartments, and high-end retail stores.
Fifth Avenue between Lower Manhattan's Washington Square North to 124th Street in Harlem.
The main branch of the New York Public Library, a Beaux-Arts–style, mid-'60s building, shares the block with Bryant Park, one of 2010's Great Public Spaces. Flickr photo by wallyg (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0).
Realizing that Fifth Avenue's future depended on legal protections that would enable it to continue thriving through the 20th century, residents, property owners, and proprietors formed the Fifth Avenue Association in 1907 to fight the threat of encroaching factories. Their efforts contributed to the creation of the Zoning Resolution of 1916 — a first in the country — that restricted heights and uses along the avenue.
A half-century later, in 1965, the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission was formed to spearhead the creation of four historic districts and countless restorations and property listings along the avenue.
The 11 neighborhoods located along these 117 blocks of Fifth Avenue are unique yet contribute to a uniform feel of the avenue and provide key amenities that, if missing, would present a completely different atmosphere. Greenwich Village's nearly 10-acre Washington Square Park, with its white Tuckahoe Marble monument celebrating the country's first president, is the avenue's southern terminus. At Fifth, Broadway, and East 23rd Street, the Renaissance-style Flatiron Building sits in the heart of the city's arts center, Chelsea.
At the Empire State Building, which has dominated the city's skyline at Fifth Avenue and West 34th Street since 1931, crowds form all day to visit the 86th floor observation deck. The New York Public Library, located at the corner of Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street, is the flagship branch of the city's libraries and shares the block with Bryant Park, designated an APA Great Public Space in 2010.
Continuing north into Midtown, Rockefeller Center is a favorite stop for tourists and locals, especially during the winter when the plaza features its famous holiday ice skating rink and a nearly 100-foot-tall Christmas tree. From 59th Street to 110th Street, expansive Central Park, designed by Frederick Law Olmsted in 1858 and designated an APA Great Public Space in 2008, occupies more than 800 acres along the west side of Fifth Avenue. For the culturally inclined, 10 museums are located between 82nd and 105th streets, earning this segment of Fifth Avenue the moniker "Museum Mile."
Saint Patrick's Cathedral, a Neo-Gothic building by James Renwick Jr. and considered his finest achievement, is currently undergoing a $177 million restoration planned for completion in 2015. Flickr photo by myke (CC BY-NC 2.0).
Architecture, Historic Districts
Upper East Side Historic District created to preserve late 19th and early 20th Century buildings from 59th to 79th Streets; National Register of Historic Places (1984)
Ladies' Mile Historic District protects 440 buildings, historic department stores from 18th to 24th Streets; New York City Landmark Preservation Commission designates as local landmark (1989)
Madison Square North Historic District (26th to 29th Streets); includes 96 structures built 1870s-1930s; New York City Landmark Preservation Commission designates as local landmark (2001)
Greenwich Village Historic District (on Fifth, Washington Square Park to 12th Street); Federal, Greek Revival , Italianate, Second Empire, Neo-Grec, Queen Anne; local landmark (1969)
Flatiron Building (175 Fifth Avenue, 1902); 22-story Renaissance-style skyscraper by Daniel Burnham; National Historic Landmark (1989)
The Cathedral of Saint Patrick (between Fifth, 50th, and 51st streets, 1878); Neo-Gothic style by James Renwick; $177 million restoration to finish 2015; National Historic Landmark (1976)
Rockefeller Center (1939); complex of 19 Art Deco buildings between Fifth and Sixth Avenues and 48th and 51st Streets; designed by Raymond Hood; National Historic Landmark (1987)
Empire State Building (350 Fifth Avenue, 1931); 1,250-foot Art Deco skyscraper designed by Shreve, Lamb and Harmon; National Historic Landmark (1986)
New York City Public Library (Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street, 1911); Beaux-Arts style is library's main branch; National Historic Landmark (1965)
Planning, Preservation
Fifth Avenue Association (1907); formed by concerned merchants and property owners to lobby for zoning regulations and protect the avenue from encroaching factories
Zoning Resolution (1916), first of its kind in the country; designated uses, heights, amount of open space to reduce shadowing of the public realm
New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission (1965); formed to protect Fifth Avenue's limestone buildings including the New York City Public Library and B. Altman Building
Special Retail Zoning District (1970); adopted by Office of Midtown Planning and Development to restrict residential use and limit types of retailers allowed on Fifth Avenue
Special Park Improvement Zoning District (1973); established by Department of City Planning to protect architecture from 59th to 111th Streets; height limits, continuous street wall
Special Midtown Zoning District; recommended by Department of City Planning and adopted 1982 by New York City Council; shifted development to west and south of Fifth Avenue
Fifth Avenue Business Improvement District (1993); organized by property owners and retailers from 46th to 61st Streets to maintain the avenue as safe, clean, welcoming
Events, Amenities
Guggenheim Museum, 1071 Fifth Ave. (Frank Lloyd Wright, 1959); prominent example of Modern Movement; added to National Register of Historic Places (2005)
Parades along Fifth: Martin Luther King Jr., Easter, Gay Pride, Veteran's Day, St. Patrick's Day
Five parks border Fifth: Washington Square, Madison Square, Bryant, Central, Marcus Garvey
Central Park (Frederick Law Olmsted, 1858); designated National Historic Landmark (1963)
The Empire State Building, a 1,250-foot Art Deco skyscraper designed by Shreve, Lamb and Harmon, dominates the New York City Skyline at Fifth Avenue and West 34th Street. The city has adopted various measures and created special districts to protect Fifth Avenue's historic architecture and character. Flickr photo by wallyg (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0).


It's crazy that 24 hours haven't even passed since the Superbowl yet, but I already feel like this post is very belated.
Anyways, here are my favorites from yesterday. If you need my to explain these or any other ads further, just let me know – I'm really good at that.
Not that I'm trying to be some big cheerleader for Chrysler, but I guess they've just been stepping up their ad game lately! This is the only ad that literally got me to sit up and stare uninterrupted at the TV, blocking out all the hoopla around me. I love Eminem, and this is a great fit and a great story (unlike the iced tea commercial which I just didn't "get").
I don't know if I would have liked this ad so much if I hadn't coincidentally read this Penelope's Trunk post the other day that really captures the subtle moments that make this ad memorable.
This ad is probably only on this list because it's so damn memorable. And I can just imagine how many references to it there will be in these next few days. Mmm, cheese!


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