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James D. Tawney
Top rated personal injury attorney in El Paso, Texas
Flores, Tawney & Acosta, P.C.
Practice Areas: Personal injury, Civil rights, Medical malpractice; view more
Licensed in Texas since: 2010
Education: Texas Tech University School of Law
Selected to Super Lawyers: 2022 Selected to Rising Stars: 2016 - 2022
7016 Orizaba Ave
El Paso, TX 79912 Visit website
Attorney James D. Tawney is a partner at the El Paso law firm of Flores, Tawney & Acosta PC. Since co-founding the law firm, Mr. Tawney has focused his practice on providing high-quality legal representation to victims of negligence living throughout New Mexico and Texas. Thanks to Mr. Tawney's excellent reputation as a dedicated client advocate, injured victims and their families know to turn to him for assistance when facing legal challenges related to the following:
• Personal injury
• Premises liability
• Products liability
Mr. Tawney earned a Bachelor of Applied Science in justice policy and planning from Northern Arizona University in 2005. He decided to further his education at Texas Tech University School of Law, where he earned his law degree in 2010. Later that same year, the State Bar of Texas granted him admission and the State Bar of New Mexico followed suit in 2011. Today, he serves the injured residents of both states.
Over the past decade and more, Mr. Tawney has earned a reputation as a skilled trial attorney and compassionate legal professional. This reputation has earned him the respect of his clients and the legal community, in which he is an active participant. He is a member of a number of organizations, including the El Paso Bar Association, the Texas Trial Lawyers Association, the El Paso County Trial Lawyer Association, the New Mexico Trial Lawyers Association Board of Directors, and the American Association for Justice.
Other Locations to Serve You:
1485 N. Main Street Suite B
906 N. Mesa, 2nd Floor
102 W. Hagerman St. Ste. D.
Carlsbad, NM 88220
1121 4th Street NW, Ste. 1-C.
Personal injury - general: plaintiff, Civil rights, Personal injury - medical malpractice: plaintiff, Personal injury - products: plaintiff
Animal bites, Assault, Motor vehicle accidents, Personal injury - plaintiff, Slip and fall, Wrongful death, Dram shop laws, Construction accident, Brain injury, Sexual abuse - plaintiff, Trucking accidents, Premises liability - plaintiff, Police misconduct, Race discrimination, Discrimination, Medical malpractice, Birth injury, Delayed or incorrect diagnosis, Informed consent, Motor vehicle defects, Medical devices
70% Personal injury - general: plaintiff
10% Civil rights
10% Personal injury - medical malpractice: plaintiff
10% Personal injury - products: plaintiff
First Admitted: 2010, Texas
Professional Webpage: https://ftalawfirm.com/our-firm/james-tawney/
, About James Tawney
Scholarly Lectures/Writings:
"Calling All Criminals, Our State Will Protect Your Crack House: Homestead Protection's Application To Forfeiture Resulting From Criminal Conduct"; Estate Planning & Community Property Law Journal, Volume 2, Book 1
CLE Presentation on admitting electronically stored information at trial., Speaker, "Top Admission Mistakes Made With ESI", National Business Institute Presents "How to Get Your Social Media, Email and Text Evidence Admitted (and Keep Theirs Out)," December 17th, 2019., Litigation, 2019
"Civil Law Update"; Sam Jackson Legate & James Daniel Tawney, El Paso Bar Association 17th Annual Civil Practice Seminar, February 14th-16th, 2013
Estate Planning & Community Property Law Journal, Lead Articles Editor, Texas Tech University School of Law
Educational Background:
Texas Tech University School of Law, J.D., Magna Cum Laude, 2010
Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, AZ, B.A.S., Major: Justice Policy and Planning, Honors: GPA: 3.95, Honors: National Dean's List, Honors: Golden Key International Honor Society, Honors: Sigma Alpha Lambda National Leadership and Honors Organization, 2005
Pro bono/Community Service:
Third Judicial District Court of New Mexico Pro Bono Volunteer Clinic, 2021
Verdicts/Settlements:
Premises Liability - Spinal Injury Verdict/Judgment = $1,213,748.39 Day v. Rim Shm, Ltd d/b/a Springhill Suites Marriott, 57th Civil District Court, Bexar County, Texas, Cause No.: 2018CI14386, 2022
Negligence - Concussion $210,000.00 Settlement, 2022
Semi-Truck Crash - Fractured Ribs $425,000.00 Settlement, 2022
Trench Collapse - Knee and Hip/Pelvis Injury $850,000.00 Settlement, 2022
Federal Tort Claim Vehicle/Pedestrian Collision - Traumatic Brain Injury, Fractured Ribs $675,000.00 Settlement, 2022
Car Crash UIM Claim - Multiple Fractures $525,000 Settlement, 2022
Car Crash - Shoulder Injury Verdict = $140,000 Laneaux v. Rivas, 205th Judicial District Court, El Paso County, TX, Cause No.: 2016-DCV-1971, 2022
Premises Liability - Spinal Injury Verdict = $1,593,000 Medina v. Texas Department of Transportation, 205th Judicial District Court, Hudspeth County, Texas, Cause No.: CV-04933-205, 2021
Vehicle/Pedestrian Collision - Traumatic Brain Injury $1,000,000.00, 2021
Construction Accident - Spinal Injury $1,310,000, 2020
Semi-Truck Crash - Spinal Injury $600,000.00, 2020
Police Misconduct/Civil Rights - Torn Rotator Cuffs $180,000.00, 2020
Car Crash - Torn Rotator Cuff $90,000.00, 2020
Forklift Crash - Knee Injury $400,000.00, 2019
Car Crash - Spinal Injury $155,000.00, 2019
Oil Field Injury - Traumatic Brain Injury, Torn Shoulder, Broken Leg $900,000.00, 2019
Work Accident - Spinal Injury, Shoulder Tear $350,000.00, 2018
Work Accident - Spinal Injury $250,000.00, 2018
Police Vehicle Crash/Wrongful Death - $450,000.00, 2017
Bar/Professional Activity:
Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys, 2022
American Association for Justice (President's Club, Trucking Litigation Group, Traumatic Brain Injury Litigation Group), 2022
El Paso County Trial Lawyers Association, 2022
Dona Ana County Bar Association, 2022
Texas Trial Lawyers Association, 2022
El Paso Bar Association, 2022
New Mexico Trial Lawyers Association, 2022
New Mexico Trial Lawyers Association, Board of Directors 2017-2022, 2022
State Bar of Texas, Admitted in November 2010, Bar # 24060970
State Bar of Texas Committee for Pattern Jury Charges: Malpractice, Premises, and Products 2014-2015
State Bar of New Mexico, Admitted in May 2011, Bar # 142518
Texas Trial Lawyers Association, Board of Directors, 2014-2015
State Bar of Texas, Leadership SBOT Class, 2014
El Paso Young Lawyers Association
Honors/Awards:
Top 10 Trucking Trial Lawyers, Top 10 Trucking Trial Lawyers, The National Trial Lawyers, 2022
Million Dollar Advocates Forum, Million Dollar Advocates Forum, https://www.milliondollaradvocates.com/, 2022
Lifetime Member, Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum, https://www.milliondollaradvocates.com/, 2022
Top 40 Under 40, Top 40 Under 40, The National Trial Lawyers, 2022
, America's Top 100 Personal Injury Attorneys, https://www.top100personalinjuryattorneys.com/, 2021
Lifetime Member, Million Dollar Advocates Forum, https://www.milliondollaradvocates.com/, 2021
The Trial Lawyers Association - Top 10 is an invitation-only professional organization composed of and limited to the Top 10 attorneys from each state or region in a given field. James Tawney - The National Trial Lawyers, TOP 10 TRUCKING TRIAL LAWYER, The National Trial Lawyers Association, 2021
Personal Injury Law, Lawyers of Distinction, https://www.thelawyersofdistinction.com/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIu7WPu--c8gIVyhOtBh1QqQArEAAYASAAEgK__PD_BwE, 2020
The National Trial Lawyers, Top 40 Under 40, https://thenationaltriallawyers.org/, 2020
Estate Planning and Community Property Law Journal Executive Board Scholarship, Texas Tech University School of Law, 2009-2010
Jurisprudence Award for Academic Excellence in Business Entities, Texas Tech University School of Law
Fall Advanced Mock Trial Finalist, Texas Tech University School of Law
Spring Advanced Moot Court Quarter-finalist, Texas Tech University School of Law
Brendan Murray Criminal Defense Scholarship, Texas Tech University School of Law, 2008-2009
Phi Delta Phi Honor Society, Texas Tech University School of Law
GPA: 3.46 Rank: 32/216 (Top 15%), Texas Tech University School of Law
Jurisprudence Award for Academic Excellence in Legal Practice I & II, Texas Tech University School of Law
Jurisprudence Award for Academic Excellence in Criminal Procedure, Texas Tech University School of Law
Sports and Entertainment Law Society, Co-Founder, Texas Tech University School of Law
Fall Advanced Moot Court Top Oralist Award, Texas Tech University School of Law
Super Lawyers Rising Star, 2016
George Mahon Fellowship, Texas Tech University School of Law, 2009-2010
Jurisprudence Award for Academic Excellence in NAFTA, Texas Tech University School of Law
Dean's List, Texas Tech University School of Law
Advanced Negotiations Semi-finalist, Texas Tech University School of Law
Hispanic Law Student Association, Texas Tech University School of Law
Texas Tech University Regents' Scholarship, Texas Tech University School of Law, 2007-2009
Other Outstanding Achievements:
Texas Tech University School of Law Alumni Association Rising Star Award, 2022
Las Cruces Times Best of the Border "Best Law Firm", 2022
El Paso Times Best of the Border "Best Law Firm", 2021
Best of the City El Paso Magazine Bronze Award, 2019
Better Business Bureau of El Paso Customer Service Award, 2019
Albuquerque Business First "40 Under Forty" Award Recipient, 2018
Office location for James D. Tawney
1 Year Super Lawyers
7 Years Rising Stars
Super Lawyers: 2022
Rising Stars: 2016 - 2022
Up-and-Coming 100: Texas Rising Stars: 2022
Up-and-Coming 100: 2022 Texas Rising Stars
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Mariam Mamadasjvili (Georgisch: მარიამ მამადაშვილი) (Tbilisi, 16 november 2005) is een Georgisch zangeres.

Biografie
Mamadasjvili begon reeds op vierjarige leeftijd op te treden en ging naar diverse muziekscholen in de Georgische hoofdstad Tbilisi. In 2015 verhuisde ze met haar ouders naar Connecticut in de Verenigde Staten. In september 2016 werd ze door Georgische openbare omroep geselecteerd om haar vaderland te vertegenwoordigen op het Junior Eurovisiesongfestival 2016, dat gehouden werd in de Maltese hoofdstad Valletta. Op 20 november 2016 wist ze deze muziekcompetitie te winnen met het nummer Mzeo. Hiermee zorgde ze voor de derde Georgische overwinning uit de geschiedenis van het festival.

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THE BEAUTY DEVICE EXPERTS
Why we're no longer chasing the idea of perfect skin
作者 Carly Hibbins
• 05 February 21
The pursuit for perfection has undoubtedly been heightened by social media. We're all guilty of using a filter every now and then, to smooth out our appearance or carve ourselves some cheekbones. Then the pandemic hit and we all find ourselves online a lot more, whether that was on zoom calls, TikTok or scrolling endlessly through Instagram. It's become our normality to see celebs, influencers and friends alike using filters, and so in a world dominated by picture perfect selfies, the pressure to bare flawless skin 24/7 has quite frankly become too much.
So as we continue on our journey towards loving our skin, we wanted to address the reasons we're no longer chasing this idea of 'perfect' skin and provide some hope amidst a digital world of artificial enhancement.
We've come to realise that skincare was never about trying to 'fix' or iron out our imperfections.
First of all, we're celebrating the hard work of MUA and model Sasha Pallari. The ASA recently banned influencers from using filters to promote beauty products, thanks to her campaign #FilterDrop. She noticed that filters were exaggerating or altering the effect of the cosmetic or skincare being sold (bye misleading, unrealistic images of flawless skin).
Aside from social media though, lockdown taught us a thing or two about our skin too. Some of us invested more time and effort into our skincare routines, while others dipped their toe in the world of beauty devices as they couldn't make their regular salon appointments. A year later and we're continuing to educate ourselves, and we've come to realise that skincare was never about trying to 'fix' or iron out our imperfections.
But that doesn't mean we're going to throw our perfected skincare rituals out the window, we love our devices and skincare products as much as the next beauty fanatic. But instead, we've realised that skincare is all about helping us to take care of our skin, and with this in mind, we're beginning to develop a much better relationship with our appearance. Plus the hundreds (and probably thousands) we've spent on skincare has actually been contributing to keeping our largest organ happy and healthy.
Skincare has become and will continue to be an integral part of our daily routines.
Not only that, skincare is often a welcome escape from the stresses of everyday life. We've all experienced the joy of running a bath and putting on a face mask at the end of the day, or carving out some time in the evening for one of your favourite beauty devices.
For these reasons, skincare has become and will continue to be an integral part of our daily routines. Not to conform to beauty standards or social media pressures, but we invest in our skin for ourselves.
That's why we've realised that the world of beauty isn't about striving for perfection, but instead it's about self-care, health and most of all—happiness.
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HomeGamingSony PS4 To Push Limits Of Social Gaming
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Sony PS4 To Push Limits Of Social Gaming
Sony unveiled their newest game system today, but the PlayStation 4 console itself was absent from the entire presentation. Sony reps talked up specs (HD-Report's Sam Jordan goes in depth) and showed off an update to their DualShock controller– DualShock 4 features a trackpad and "Share" button, as Sony's betting on a more dynamic social gaming experience to woo players who already are busy shooting up enemies and talking smack about it via headsets, but whatever –social gaming was the biggest deal at the PlayStation event, with Sony's beloved game developers getting a chance to showcase their newest creations. In fact, touting the PS4's robust gaming engine and upgraded developer tools was pretty much the event's raison d'être. If you LOVE seeing trailers of games that look like ace cinematographer Roger Deakins lensed an all-too convincing (and engrossing) virtual reality movie, then this two-hour gathering of developers and the people who love them was all about you.
The PS4 is meant to blow gamers away with breathtaking graphics, more detailed environments, and more nuance in actual gameplay. Some of the titles presented, particularly the paranoid gameplay of Ubisoft's Watch Dogs and Capcom's Deep Down, were visually impressive, but there was nothing remarkable about the type of games presented
(first-person shooters, hidden object games that owe a debt to Myst, cute/cartoon-type offerings, medieval adventures are typical of the games sneaked to the event audience). Though other features of the eventual console have yet to be announced (no word on Blu-ray upgrade, or if 4K resolution can be handled, but the video standards known thus far indicate the PS4 will be able to present 1280 x 800 video at up to 60fps, 640 x 400 at up to 120fps and 320 x 192 at up to 240fps), and there was no discussion of new apps of the non-gaming variety that may have been added like, er, um… a Pandora app perhaps, but nahhhhh, not if it would compete with Sony's own Music Unlimited (formerly Qriocity) service I gather… Rather, the PS4 event highlighted streaming games, with all PS native games from the past expected to be playable on PS devices at some point in the future (PS4, Vita: the PS Ecosystem as Sony reps referred to it), though something tells me that the fine details are still being worked out on this.
A games-on-demand system of every PS native title is enticing, but Sony reps really mentioned it as a matter of their bigger plans for the PlayStation Cloud Service that is being built (as Sony has recently given the project the greenlight). The cloud service will be rolled out slowly, but may become the most important feature of the PS4 as the marketplace becomes crowded by casual/mobile gaming, if anything it will keep gamers playing longer in the PS ecosystem (or walled garden, as it were).
The most important aspect of the PS4 for gamers is that the relationship between the gamers themselves and the developers who craft the worlds they love to play in will be broken down considerably allowing for greater interaction between the players and the world-builders at UbiSoft, Square Enix, Blizzard (having that developer move from games exclusively for PCs and MMORPGs and come back to game development for consoles via the PS4 is a big win for Sony), Bungie, Capcom, etc.
"This DualShock4 controller should answer all the questions you have about the console we forgot to bring."
Though the "always-on" sharing function of the PS4 will allow players to interact with greater nuance and share aspects of the games not previously open to viewing (spectating by non-playing users, sharing of private play information, settings, awards/achievements, etc., the ability to have friends take over your spot in a game, and other ways to broadcast your playtime), the big take-away from Sony is that developers will also have access to the way gamers are actually playing the games and can even reach out to top-gamers as "directors" of virtual worlds. Whether this means hiring players at the game companies, or simply allowing their hacks to be incorporated for other users to access remains to be seen, but it will definitely mean developers will be listening and reacting to players in order to make games and virtual worlds even better.
Sony did not announce the price of the missing console (with DualShock4 controller it's likely to be in the $400 range initially per the rumors), nor did it mention if the console would be backward compatible (since they talked up the cloud, it's doubtful your old PS1/PS2 or PS3 discs will work with the gaming system), but it did indicate that PS4 games would largely be downloadable for storage onto the 8GB hard-drive in the unit, and instantly playable as they loaded (more than likely, PS4 games will be available on disc as usual, but Sony is pushing the online purchasing process for serious gamers). The Vita was also on Sony's mind as it continues to move into mobile gaming, but also highlighted the fact that the Vita will act as a second screen to the PS4 and allow remote play (from PS4 as a server to Vita as the actual gaming unit on-the-go). As for a release date… well, here's what Sony reps left us with as the event came to a close:
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I've been trying to put a stop loss in the High or Low of the last second bar after I open a position but in this example the only way to close it, is with the opposite action. Does anyone know how to put a stop loss and order with just stop loss and close when there is a bullish or bearish engulfing bar?


The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) is a Royal Chartered professional body representing the actuarial community in the UK and beyond. Advancing actuarial science through research is one of the IFoA's core objectives. It is a feature that distinguishes the IFoA from simply being a professional or membership body. Traditionally, the majority of IFoA research has been carried out by working parties of volunteers largely from within the profession. Recently, it has become clear that there are some major challenges that would benefit from the efforts of full time research teams.
To this end the IFoA has re-constituted a Research and Thought Leadership Committee (RTLC) with responsibility of coordinating research across the organisation. After consultation with industry experts and academics, a KEY QUESTIONS document has been produced to summarise some of the major research challenges of interest to the actuarial community.
The objective of this Call is to develop a series of complementary programmes of projects that address as many of the KEY QUESTIONS as possible. The IFoA intends to work collaboratively with cognate organisations and some of the programmes may be co-funded by them.
Risks in society raise many questions and issues over who bears them and how they are managed. Many of the specific issues that actuarial science needs to address today could be considered under the broad themes of understanding future risk and complex uncertainty, people ageing, financial health and the changing economic environment. The IFoA invites consortia to submit proposals for research projects that respond to a number of research questions under these themes that have been identified by the RTLC and outlined in the KEY QUESTIONS document.
Proposals would be welcomed from any effective research-led organisations within the university, not-for-profit, public or private sector. Organisations may be based in the UK or elsewhere in the world.
Interested parties should refer to this document that outlines the key questions for actuarial science which the proposals should address (a copy is also appended to the Call for Research document above).


It's often said that married couples eventually start to resemble one another. While I'm not sure that's true of the two of us, Doug and I have noticed many common themes in our artwork. Anyone who visits our home studio agrees that our pieces, grouped together, look as though they were plucked from a very quirky cabinet of curiosities.
So we're very excited about our first joint art exhibit opening this weekend at The Box Factory for the Arts in St. Joseph, MI.
The title of our show, "Curiouser and Curiouser," was inspired by a favorite quote from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll. As longtime collectors of found objects, ephemera, and other curiosities, we both enjoy finding unique ways to use these treasures in our artwork. Whether we're crafting kinetic sculptures, altered books, or mixed-media assemblages, we like to think of our work as creative recycling.
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Every month, the bills come and you spend quite a bit of money on them. Sometimes, they're so high that they end up consuming a large chunk of your paycheck. A lot of homeowners have trouble with electricity waste, and are trying to find a way to reduce the consumption of electricity in their homes. The solution is not in reducing the usage of electrical devices, but using the right ones. Here are some of the best ways to save energy and your paycheck every month.
Start by double glazing your windows. Not only will you need less energy to keep your home warm, but you'll be better protected from the outside heat during the summer months. Also, you will completely reduce the noise pollution coming both in and out of your home. They're suitable good for any room in the house, and are a good choice if you live in a noisy neighborhood or have a baby. You won't have to spend the night sleepless because someone next door decided that that death metal is a really great idea at 2AM.
Most of the old kitchen appliances are gluttons for electrical energy. Just the fact that these appliances are old means that they use more energy to do perform the same tasks the new ones do much more efficiently. Yes, new appliances are modern and cost a bit more money, but investing in them means investing in your own home. You will spend a few hundred dollars now, but will get that money back through lower electric bills in the years to come.
Another source of wasted energy is the light. During night time, we tend to use strong lights, and a lot of energy goes to waste through the usage of regular light bulbs. It's highly recommended that you work on replacing your current light bulbs with a better alternative. For example, installing LED lights will reduce the energy used to produce light by astonishing 40-45% every month. And the best part is – these are made to last up to 25 years, so it's definitely a smart investment that will help reduce your carbon footprint.
The best way to ensure your home stays warm is to keep the heat inside from escaping. Insulating your walls and your attic is a great way to do this, and though it may not be cheap, it really pays off in the long run. This will prevent all the energy from leaving your home, and will keep it warm and comfy. These installations last a lifetime, so once you're done, you don't have to worry about doing it ever again. If you're doing the insulation yourself, make sure you're wearing proper equipment and a face mask to protect yourself from toxic particles. Beside wall insulation, there's another detail that is often overlooked – a nice, thick rug. Quality rugs will reduce the amount of heat needed to keep a room warm, so always have one in your living room and all your bedrooms.
These little devices are very similar to regular thermostats, but with a couple of useful features that can come in handy. They are designed to adjust to your habits, so they'll learn from your behavior and know when to keep the home nice and toasty, and when to shut off. Simply use it for a few days, and it will learn to adjust temperature on its own. The best part is that you don't have to worry about it generating too much heat or spending too much energy. These thermostats are created for energy saving purposes, and you won't have to worry too much about accidentally leaving them on.
By saving energy you not only help yourself, but the entire planet, as energy waste is one of the leading causes of global warming in today's world. Apply the above mentioned suggestions and you'll not only enjoy reduced energy bills, but a warm, welcoming, environmentally conscious home.


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Adjusting Earths thermostat, with caution
A vast majority of scientists believe that the Earth is warming at an unprecedented rate and that human activity is certainly the dominant cause. But on the topics of response and mitigation, there is far less consensus. One of the most controversial propositions for slowing the increase in temperatures here on Earth is to manipulate the atmosphere above.
Specifically, some scientists believe it should be possible to offset the warming effect of greenhouses gases by reflecting more of the sun's energy back into space. The potential risks, and benefits, of solar radiation management (SRM) are substantial. So far, however, all of the serious testing has been confined to laboratory chambers and theoretical models. While those approaches are valuable, they do not capture the full range of interactions among chemicals, the impact of sunlight on these reactions, or multiscale variations in the atmosphere.
Now, a team of researchers from the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) has outlined how a small-scale "stratospheric perturbation experiment" could work. By proposing, in detail, a way to take the science of geoengineering to the skies, they hope to stimulate serious discussion of the practice by policymakers and scientists. Ultimately, they say, informed decisions on climate policy will need to rely on the best information available from controlled and cautious field experiments.
The paper is among several published today in a special issue of the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A that examine the nuances, the possible consequences, and the current state of scientific understanding of climate engineering. David Keith, whose work features prominently in the issue, is Gordon McKay Professor of Applied Physics at Harvard SEAS and a professor of public policy at Harvard Kennedy School. His coauthors on the topic of field experiments include James Anderson, Philip S. Weld Professor of Applied Chemistry at Harvard SEAS and in Harvard's Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology; and other colleagues at Harvard SEAS.
"The idea of conducting experiments to alter atmospheric processes is justifiably controversial, and our experiment, SCoPEx, is just a proposal," Keith emphasizes. "It will continue to evolve until it is funded, and we will only move ahead if the funding is substantially public, with a formal approval process and independent risk assessment."
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Reads tagged with "futurism"
Henry Miller on Art, War, and the Future of Humanity
"It is almost banal to say so yet it needs to be stressed continually: all is creation, all is change, all is flux, all is metamorphosis."
The Art of War: The Ancient Chinese Classic Adapted for Dystopia circa 2032
A graphic novel about heroism, corporate greed, and the convergence of Wall Street and Chinatown.
Economic Possibilities for Our Grandchildren: A Hopeful Vision for Post-Occupy Humanity circa 1930
"The love of money as a possession — as distinguished from the love of money as a means to the enjoyments and realities of life — will be recognised for what it is, a somewhat disgusting morbidity."
How Consciousness Evolved and Why a Planetary "Übermind" Is Inevitable
"There is no reason why this web of hypertrophied consciousness cannot spread to the planets and, ultimately, beyond the stellar night to the galaxy."
Einstein, Gödel, and the Science of Time Travel
Meeting your future grandchildren in a rotating universe.
The Influencing Machine: A Brief Visual History of the Media
What a statue of Saddam has to do with cognitive bias, or how to think critically about improving information.
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Mark of the Sylph Blog Tour | Got Fiction?
Half-demon Taeg is desperate to free his pregnant sister-in-law, who is spellbound to an indestructible book that will create an army of the undead. He is convinced that an ancient sword can destroy the book and the spell forever, but this relic has been hidden for a millennia by a powerful glamour. The clock begins to run out on his search when an old rival goes after the book and Taeg's family in his quest for revenge.
Librarian Maya Flores has a secret: she's immune to magic and is well aware of the supernatural beings prowling the streets of New York City. Haunted by a brutal demon attack that took her family, she is on a one-woman mission to destroy the evil demons who did it—and any others who get in her way.
Maya is Taeg's best hope for uncovering the sword.
Unfortunately, she wants nothing more than to kill him. As he fights for her trust and to save his family, she is forced to face the truth that not all demons are evil. And the worst part? She might be falling in love with one, too.
There will be a tour-wide giveaway.
3 Prize Packs (3 Winners from within the US) and 1 book retailer gift card worth $20 for an international winner.


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Gildippe ed Odoardo és una òpera en tres actes composta per Carl Otto Nicolai sobre un llibret italià de Temistocle Solera. S'estrenà al Teatro Carlo Felice de Gènova el 26 de desembre de 1840. Més endavant fou representada a La Scala de Milà, després d'haver pogut presenciar Il templario.

Repartiment estrena
 Raffaele Ferlotti: Guido
 Antonietta Rainieri Marini: Gildippe
 Catone Lonati: Odoardo
 Annibale Statuti: Idelfonso
 Teresa Gramostini Saetti: Elvira

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The African Union at 20: some reason to cheer, but lots of work ahead
Sudanese people march in Khartoum during one of many protests against the 2020 coup. More than 100 have been killed. EFE-EPAS/Stringer
Chris Changwe Nshimbi, University of Pretoria
The European Union (EU) has lived up to the primary reason it was created – ensuring that member states will not wage physical war against one another, but settle their differences amicably. It owes some of its successes to a combination of enforcement and management mechanisms to ensure member states conform to rules and policies.
Other regional bodies, like the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), are advancing towards their objectives of economic growth, social progress and cultural development. ASEAN draws on its distinctive informal and consensus-based principles and decision making.
What about the African Union (AU), which was modelled on the EU?
There is some reason to cheer as the continental body celebrates its 20th anniversary on 9 July. Key among its achievements is the African Continental Free Trade Area, which commenced on 1 January 2021. It is expected to boost intra-African trade by about $35 billion by end of 2022.
The larger market area will likely attract investment for continental infrastructure development. The increased trade will create jobs, enhance Africa's global competitiveness, improve social welfare and position Africa for greater industrialisation. The resultant economic growth should help contribute to peace and stability for the continent's more than one billion population.
On the diplomatic front, the AU has established a permanent mission in Beijing, China, to strengthen economic, commercial and cultural ties with Africa's largest trading partner. This consolidates Africa's global profile and ability to speak with one voice on world affairs.
Still to be achieved is reform of the UN Security Council to give Africa at least two permanent seats. Over two-thirds of the council's agenda concerns Africa, yet the continent is excluded from permanent representation.
In my view, the AU still needs to address two main problems to steer Africa into a prosperous future. These are the use of unconstitutional means by leaders to hold on to power; and disregard for the rule of law.
Unconstitutional hold on power
Africa has seen a troubling resurgence of military coups and leaders using unconstitutional means to cling to power. There have been at least 32 coups and coup attempts since 2013, when General Abdel Fattah El-Sisi toppled the government in Egypt.
The AU handed him its rotating chair-ship in 2019, tacitly endorsing power grabs.
Following the October 2021 coup in Sudan, United Nations secretary general Antonio Guterres expressed concern that some military leaders felt they could do whatever they wanted.
Five out of the seven coup attempts since 2020 succeeded. The coup leaders in the five countries – Burkina Faso, Chad, Guinea, Mali and Sudan – violently suppressed pro-democracy protesters.
The death toll from the suppression of anti-coup protestors in Sudan, for instance, is over 100. Over 18 million Sudanese are threatened by food insecurity.
But the AU acts as if it's unaware of the political paralysis in Sudan.
Some coup plotters justify their actions by pointing to poor social, political and economic conditions in their countries. For example, Colonel Mamady Doumbouya of Guinea cited endemic corruption and lack of economic progress to justify deposing President Alpha Condé in September 2021.
Condé had manipulated the constitution to extend his term. This led to political instability. But that does not justify the coup.
Turning a blind eye to unconstitutional leaders and their actions indicates a backsliding from peaceful handover of power and democracy. It threatens Africa's security.
Some African leaders have perfected the art of unconstitutionally holding on to power. They use violence to rig elections. Or they doctor the rules of participation to exclude rivals. That happened in Tanzania, where laws that clamped down on freedoms of expression and assembly were passed and enforced ahead of the 2020 election.
Others criminalise popular opposition leaders, as happened to leading opposition challenger Bobi Wine in Uganda. Some feign constitutional reform to change constitutions and prolong their stay.
Disregard for the rule of law
Africa is seeing a relapse into the autocratic rule of the Cold War era. An increasing number of democratically elected and legitimate governments are cracking down on civil society organisations. This is worrying, even if it is part of a global trend.
The governments are squeezing out institutions that should hold them accountable and are silencing the media. They arrest activists and enact laws that restrict civil society organisations and their activities.
This reversal in democratic norms flies in the face of the normative framework mechanisms of the AU, which are about the rule of law, peace, security, democracy, good governance and human rights.
The AU should deal decisively with member states that undermine the rule of law within their territories. The rule of law is essential for sustained and inclusive economic growth, sustainable development, and the eradication of poverty and hunger. The rule of law enables people, business and commerce to flourish.
African leaders should address the problems which military leaders use as the pretext for coups in African states – mainly corruption, misrule and insecurity. Solving these problems would deny the military an excuse to interfere in civilian matters.
Instead of cracking down on citizens and civil society, states should use their natural resources to grow their economies and empower citizens. Collective economic strength will improve Africa's standing as a global actor.
The response to coups and instability can't be limited to sanctions.
The AU must also be firm and consistent in dealing with constitutional violations. It's no use hoping that illegitimate officials will relinquish power. Recent examples show that perpetrators simply defy calls to restore constitutional order.
Chris Changwe Nshimbi, Director & Research Fellow, University of Pretoria
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The Supreme Court's Foreign "Friends"
by Kristen Eichensehr
Amicus Brief, International Law, Solicitor General, Supreme Court
In his new book The Court and the World, Justice Stephen Breyer acknowledges that the Supreme Court increasingly hears cases that require it to take account of law and circumstances from abroad. With examples relating to commercial law, treaty interpretation, and human rights, Justice Breyer argues that "[i]t is not the cosmopolitanism of some jurists that seeks this kind of engagement but the nature of the world itself that demands it."
Yet Justice Breyer also shows the Court struggling with a "knowledge gap." How can the Court, which is not an expert in foreign law or foreign relations, get the information it needs to decide cases that raise international issues?
One way the Court has quietly addressed its need for information is by relying on amicus or friend-of-the-court briefs filed by foreign governments. Justice Breyer cites some of these foreign government briefs in cases involving international commerce and human rights lawsuits. He notes that the Court has relied on these briefs in particular cases and that it is "helpful to receive briefs from other nations." As I explain in a forthcoming article, however, the Court's reliance on foreign government amicus briefs has largely flown under the radar and is an even broader and more important phenomenon than Justice Breyer suggests.
The Court has cited foreign governments' amicus briefs in a range of cases beyond those Justice Breyer references. For example, in Arizona v. United States, a 2012 case invalidating an Arizona law that targeted undocumented immigrants, the Court cited an amicus brief by Argentina and other Central and South American countries for the proposition that immigration policy affects "trade, investment, tourism, and diplomatic relations."
Attention to foreign government amici also crosses the Court's ideological divide. Even Justice Scalia, who has criticized citation to foreign and international sources in constitutional cases, embraced foreign government amicus briefs in a 2010 case (Morrison v. National Australia Bank) on the extraterritorial reach of US securities law.
The Justices frequently cite foreign government amici and discuss their briefs at oral argument. As detailed in the article, the Justices have cited foreign government amicus briefs at rates comparable to amicus briefs filed by the Solicitor General and well in excess of briefs filed by well-known amici, like the American Civil Liberties Union. Moreover, in several cases, the Court has taken the unusual step of granting foreign government amici oral argument time — a privilege usually reserved only to the parties and to the United States in its role as amicus curiae.
For a Court struggling to obtain the information it needs on foreign law and circumstances, there is sometimes good reason to rely on foreign government briefs. Foreign governments have particular expertise about some of the issues they address. For example, in Empagran S.A. v. F. Hoffman-La Roche, Ltd., foreign governments explained how extraterritorial enforcement of US antitrust laws would interfere with the governments' own domestic antitrust regimes. In another case (Crosby v. National Foreign Trade Council), the European Union informed the Court that it would pursue World Trade Organization proceedings against the United States if the Court permitted a state law to stand. In addition to claims about the international effects of the Court's decisions, foreign governments are also experts on their domestic laws. As Justice Breyer repeatedly notes, the Justices are not experts on foreign law, and neither is any office of the US government. Foreign governments may be the best available source of information about foreign law.
However, the Court's practice of relying on foreign government amici also carries risks. For example, a foreign government may exaggerate the foreign relations consequences of the Court's decisions in order to support companies from its country. Or a foreign government may advance a skewed perspective on international law, presenting an outlier position as a consensus view.
To guard against these risks, the Court needs to be more careful, more deliberate, and more transparent in its treatment of foreign government amici. At oral argument, the Court should question the parties to the cases, along with the US government, about the reliability of claims in foreign government amicus briefs. Doing so could introduce a form of adversarial testing for foreign government claims. Also, in its opinions, the Court should explain and justify its reliance on foreign government representations about particular factual and legal issues. Greater clarity on how the Court approaches foreign government assertions will allow litigants and scholars to help the Court assess the credibility of foreign government arguments in future cases.
Closing the "knowledge gap" on global issues is crucial to the Court's work, and appropriate reliance on foreign government amicus briefs can be part of the solution.
Kristen Eichensehr
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Liberia declares national emergency on Ebola
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Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, a prominent United Methodist, is now heading the task force for the fight against the Ebola virus, which she has declared a national emergency. E. Julu Swen of the Liberia Annual (regional) Conference has the story.
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Heads Ebola Task Force
by E. Julu Swen
The President of the Republic of Liberia, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, a prominent United Methodist, is now heading the Task Force for the fight against the Ebola virus in Liberia. President Sirleaf made the announcement on July 26 in Monrovia during festivities marking the celebration of Liberia's Independence Day. The Ebola virus has already claimed more than 124 lives including the lives of health workers.
President Sirleaf has declared the fight against Ebola a national emergency and called on all Liberians, religious leaders and traditional leaders to second individuals to the Task Force for immediate action. "We all need to get involved in spreading preventive messages about protecting nation," the President asserted.
The President's latest action comes after the death from Ebola of a highly placed government official, Patrick Sawyer, and a renowned medical doctor, Samuel Brisbane. According to reports, both Sawyer and Brisbane contracted the virus and died while caring for others who were afflicted.
On July 25, 2014, the National Health Worker's Association of Liberia released a statement in which the organization indicated that seven health workers were afflicted by the Ebola virus, while several others were on the suspected and probable Ebola case lists. The statement was released barely 13 days after the association held a memorial service for eight of its members who had earlier died from the Ebola virus while caring for other Liberians.


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Sterre Koning (Zutphen, 23 januari 2003) is een Nederlands zangeres en actrice.

Opleiding
Koning heeft haar tweetalige havodiploma behaald aan het Isendoorn College te Warnsveld.

Carrière als zangeres en actrice
Koning begon haar carrière op negenjarige leeftijd bij Kinderen voor Kinderen en haalde in 2016 met de groep Kisses de achtste plek op het Junior Eurovisiesongfestival op Malta. Sterre Koning raakte nadien ook bekend bij het grote publiek als youtuber, actrice en social influencer. Ze maakte video's en zong voor het tijdschrift Tina en was gast bij Serious Request 2017 in Apeldoorn. Ook haalde ze in 2018 de halve finale van The Voice Kids en bracht ze haar eerste single uit, I Wanna Know.

In 2019 won ze Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards voor aanstormend talent, en bracht ze het boek Waarom wachten tot je later groot bent? uit. Ze trad ondertussen in steeds meer films op zoals Whitestar. In 2020 zong ze de Klimaatsong en verscheen het lied Zoals jij op YouTube. Daarnaast was ze gast in het tv-programma We Want More en deed ze, in 2021, mee met The Passion.

In 2022 zorgde ze voor een opmerkelijk moment tijdens de EO-Jongerendag door nadrukkelijk een regenboogvlag te tonen en daarbij te roepen "God houdt van iedereen. En liefde is voor iedereen".
Eind 2022 is de première van de film de Tatta's waarin ze een hoofdrol speelt.

Broeken en tassen
Koning verbindt haar naam ook aan andere activiteiten zoals naamgeving van broeken en tassen.

Filmografie

Televisie

Externe links
 Officiële website

Nederlands zanger
Nederlands acteur
Nederlands schrijver
Nederlands youtuber


There are 10 different Races in Skyrim. All have appeared in past Elder Scrolls games in the other regions of Tamriel. Each race has unique abilities and stats that make them better suited to different play styles. Check out the individual pages for each race for more details. All 10 Races are equal.
Choose what race you want to be carefully. You don't get a second chance to choose like in Oblivion.
This chart illustrates the various stat bonuses that each race receives when starting the game. The base value for all skills is 15, so a character with +10 to Heavy Armor would start the game with a Heavy Armor rating of 25.
There are three categories of skills: Magic, Combat, and Stealth. Lavender-colored stats are for magicka-related skills. Orange-colored stats represent combat skills, and green-colored stats represent stealth-based skills.
You can click the image above for a larger view of the starting stats chart.
Each race has various innate abilities unique to that race; some innate abilities are always active, while others are special powers that can be activated once per day. Some racial abilities are weaker versions of later skills that can be aquired during gameplay. These abilities can be incredibly useful in certain situations, especially early on, but they should not define character choice. They should be used as added abilities that complement your playing style, rather than used to enhance a skill path that would result in obtaining the true version of the ability.
Histskin : Invoke the power of the Hist to recover health ten times faster for 60 seconds.
Resist Disease : Your Argonian blood is 50% resistant to disease.
Water Breathing : Your Argonian Lungs can breath underwater.
Dragonskin : Absorb 50% of magicka from hostile spells for 60 seconds.
Magic Resistance : Breton blood grants a 25% resistance to magic.
Ancestor's Wrath : For 60 seconds, opponents that get too close take 8 points per second of fire damage.
Resist Fire : Your Dunmer blood gives you 50% resistance to fire.
Highborn : Regenerate magicka faster for 60 seconds.
Highborn : High Elves are born with 50 extra magicka.
Voice of the Emperor : Calms nearby people for 60 seconds.
Imperial Luck : Anywhere gold coins might be found, Imperials always seem to find a few more.
Night Eye :Improved night vision for 60 seconds.
Claws : Khajiit claws do 15 points of damage.
Battle Cry : Target flees for 30 seconds.
Resist Frost : Your Nord blood gives you 50% resistance to frost.
Resist Poison : Your Redguard blood gives you 50% resistance to poison.
Command Animal : Make an animal an ally for 60 seconds.
Resist Disease and Poison : Your Bosmer blood gives you 50% resistance to poison and disease.
Flames: A gout of fire that does 8 points per second. Targets on fire take extra damage.
Healing: Heals the caster 10 points per second.
Note on racial stats: Each race starts off with different stats. Unimproved skills begin at 15. A net of 35 points is added from the base skills of 15 for each race.
Argonians start with 25 in Lockpicking, 20 in Alteration, Light Armor, Pickpocket, Restoration, and Sneak.
Bretons start with 25 in Conjuration, 20 in Alchemy, Alteration, Illusion, Restoration, and Speech.
Dark Elves start with 25 in Destruction, 20 in Alchemy, Alteration, Illusion, Light Armor, and Sneak.
High Elves start with 25 in Illusion, 20 in Alteration, Conjuration, Destruction, Enchanting, and Restoration.
Enchanting, Heavy Armor, and One-handed.
Redguards start with 25 in One-handed, 20 in Alteration, Archery, Block, Destruction, and Smithing.
Wood Elves start with 25 in Archery, 20 in Alchemy, Light Armor, Lockpicking, Pickpocket, and Sneak.


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Statcast darling Franchy Cordero is a name to keep an eye on in 2019. The San Diego Padres' outfielder is fully healthy and could be poised to put up impressive numbers for the team.
The recent rumblings of Bryce Harper's interest in San Diego have coincided with an increased spotlight on the San Diego Padres' outfield surplus.
Let's start with the bad first. Cordero's season-ending elbow surgery limited him to just 54 games in 2018, a year where his eye-popping flashes of star potential were often mixed in with much more frequent displays of fundamental flaws and inconsistency.
I'd venture to say that a .237/.307/.439 line, 55 strikeouts and just 14 walks included, was not what people had in mind when putting him on so many of those "2018 breakout candidate" watch lists. He struck out at Joey Gallo-esque levels without the 40 homers as a supplement and misplayed balls in the outfield far more often than anyone with his natural athleticism should. He also may or may not have ruined the first no-hitter in franchise history by letting a painfully catchable fly ball drop, but I suppose we don't need to get into that.
While it's easy to get caught up in all the Fernando Tatis Jr. walk-off, bat-flipping awesomeness that highlighted the Dominican Winter League from a Padres' perspective, ten other minor and major leaguers in the organization, including Cordero, participated as well.
Unfortunately, Cordero largely struggled with the same issues that have plagued him for much of his career: 99 at-bats, .232/.321/.384 slash line, two homers, 37 strikeouts with 13 walks. First, the obvious. 37 strikeouts in 99 at-bats is bad. Like really bad. If his strikeout rate continues to hover around 35-40%, it's tough to see him becoming anything more than a marginal major leaguer, irrespective of the undeniable physical tools. It's possible that recovery from elbow surgery played a part in that, but you also have to consider that he didn't face major league pitchers every night as he would in, well, the major leagues.
Now that we got the nasty stuff out of the way, let's take a look at some of the aspects of Franchy's game that suggest he could be a star in the near future.
Further dissecting his Dominican League performance, his 13% walk rate far outpaced that which he posted in the 2018 MLB season, and he led los Leones del Escogido in total walks. For a player with his wheels, getting on base is going to be critical in his development, especially for a player who will most likely always have a high strikeout rate as part of his profile.
Speaking of wheels, he was clocked by Statcast the last two seasons in the 98th and 95th percentile, respectively, in terms of top sprint speed. Combine that with raw power that produced three 450-foot-plus bombs, including a 489-footer that was the longest non-Coors-assisted blast of the 2018 MLB season by any player, and you've got a power-speed combination that you just don't see on this side of Mike Trout. Power and speed are the foundation of most star outfielders and he's got that in excess. What he needs to do in 2019 is fill in the rest.
So why does Cordero qualify as a "wild card" rather than just another talented player with noticeable flaws in his game? Well, it has almost everything to do with the outfield logjam that still remains unresolved. Essentially, you have five outfielders – Margot, Myers, Renfroe, Reyes, and Cordero, plus a possible longshot like Harper – vying for three outfield spots. Cordero can play center unlike Myers, Renfroe, and Reyes, so he has that going for him, but Renfroe and Reyes also made significant strides in the latter half of 2018 while Cordero was on the DL. Margot struggled, but is still the favorite to start in center and Myers is getting paid too much money to sit on the bench. And Harper? Yeah, he'd probably start.
So when I say that Cordero is the biggest wild card for the Padres in 2019, I essentially mean that his range of possible outcomes is the widest. It's easy to see him finally putting it all together and flirting with a 30/30 season in an everyday role. It's just as easy to see him struggling out of the gate and falling out of the outfield rotation completely, which would likely lead to a trade or demotion to Triple-A. No other player on the roster has that much uncertainty attached to their name.
2019 is going to be an important year for a lot of Padres, but it'll more important for Franchy Cordero than just about anyone.
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Let's remember that Cordero did not grow up playing baseball, so that's another variable. Great speed and power, but poor baseball instincts. He should be given 500-600 plate appearances this year so we can see just what we have here.
I'm sure that's part of his struggles with outfield reads/routes. Another reason why him missing so much time last year was such a bummer.
Very good article, Brady. You are right to highlight him, and call him a wild card. Does anyone have his lefty/righty splits? He and Margot might be a great platoon type-situation in CF. Also, a commenter here had a great idea worth considering, Franchy was a SS first, and then moved to OF, so what are the possibilities to try him at 3B? While this is obviously a long shot, this could kill 2 birds with one stone. It could also give him time in AAA to work out his swing.
Thanks for the love, Tommy.
I don't hate the idea of a Margot/Cordero platoon in center if neither one of them steps up as a legit everyday player. Could be a decent way get value out of both of them without having to trade one. Him at 3rd I don't see working, though. Seems pretty likely they sign a 3rd baseman (eg. Moustakas) if they miss on Machado.
He had too many errors at shortstop but I agree having him split time in outfield and third base at AAA would get him more at bats and playing time to develop. And who knows we could have a third base solution. Besides it couldn't be worse than Wil Myers at third.


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Street renamed in honor of renowned pianist Fats Domino
West News Wire: A New Orleans street that was home to one of the pioneers of rock 'n' roll for the majority of his life will now bear his name.
The longstanding residence of Antoine "Fats" Domino on Caffin Avenue, which will soon be known as Antoine "Fats" Domino Avenue, will host a community-wide Second line and Musical Celebration beginning at 11 a.m. on Saturday. The second line will move down the renamed street to Oliver Bush Park, where musical homages to Domino will take place, led by the Stooges Brass Band.
Domino sold more than 110 million records, with hits including "Blueberry Hill," ″Ain't That a Shame" originally titled "Ain't It A Shame" and other standards of rock 'n' roll. Saturday's free celebration will feature performances by Kermit Ruffin, Al "Carnival Time" Johnson, Al "Little Fats" Jackson and Domino's grandson, Antoine Domino Jr.
Rev. Willie Calhoun, who has lived in the Lower 9 his whole life and is one of the celebration's organizers, said the recognition for Domino is a long-time coming.
"Fats never left the city and he's never really been celebrated, even though he chose to stay in New Orleans and to raise his family in the Lower 9," Calhoun said. "He had a choice to live anywhere he wanted and he made the choice to live right here.
"I think this event will help bring some life and recognition to the neighborhood. The Lower 9 has gotten so much negative press, we wanted to bring people back to the area and show them the reason why Fats stayed. He stayed because this is a valuable and viable community."
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Domino died Oct. 24, 2017, of natural causes at the age of 89. He survived the massive flooding that followed Hurricane Katrina's landfall on Aug. 29, 2005, but had to be rescued by boat from his home, where he tried to ride out the storm. Storm surge flood waters poured into the Lower 9th Ward, knocking many homes off their foundations. A large barge was swept by flood waters into the neighborhood, leveling homes beneath it. The area was flooded again by Hurricane Rita a month later.
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Friendship. In a world of social media created distance, the good old fashioned kind is pretty hard to come by. Maybe it's because my top love language is quality time, but all my life I have known my deep need for friendship. And because it's always been something I've wanted and sought out, it's an area I've seen the Lord work in time and time again.
Looking back, I think it's safe to say that's how all my best friendships began.
I distinctly remember the pain of moving as a 12 year old, leaving the home school community and church friends that I had grown up with, and landing in a place where we didn't know anyone. Though we weren't actually that far away, the distance was enough (especially since we were preteens who couldn't drive) that a good many of my friendships slowly waned. I spent some lonely years in 8th grade and high school. There were a lot of other factors (church planting, going to a new public school, bouts with depression) but those weren't the best years of my life. In the end though, the Lord provided all that I needed.
A friend, Rosa, came into my life at just the right time. We talked for hours about our relationships with the Lord; we struggled through making big life decisions and relating to family; we encouraged each other when we were tired and worn out. And the best part? We never lived in the same city or went to the same high school or college. We currently see each other about one time a year. But the very best friendships, the kinds forged in prayer, don't require being in the same place all of the time.
In other seasons the Lord gave me friends in places I didn't expect. A college small group -turned best friends- provided me with girls to be myself with, in a time when I was just finding out who that was. A classmate/roommate/coworker became someone to lock arms with during 1am closing shifts at Chipotle and 6am prayer meetings the next day. Not all of these friendships still operate in the same way, because just as life shifts and changes, so do our needs and so does the answer of friendship.
BUT - don't forget about the 10% effort. While God orchestrated lots of random meetings that turned into friendships, none of them came without a little effort. I feel like something that has been lost in our generation is art of intentionality. The art of pursuing. [I do not think the word "pursue" should be solely confined to the context where in men pursue women]. Ya'll, we gotta pursue our friends!
If you want friends - drum roll please - go BE one! Listen, I don't know a single person who doesn't want to be pursued. If you want a friend #1 pray for one, but then #2 go find a person who looks like they could use a friend and be theirs.
Take them out to coffee. (And buy it for them).
Ask them questions about their life. (How they grew up, what they love to do, who they want to be).
Find a way to bless them. (Bring them chick-fil-a for lunch at work. Or something else if they're vegan).
Do something practical together. (Go grocery shopping together, DIY a coffee table, whatever).
Ask them how you can pray for them AND actually do it.
I'm sure I'm stealing this phrase from someone out there, but to make a friend you've got to be a friend. Intentionality goes a LONG LONG way in making friends.
Be content where the Lord plants you. Know that as friendships come and go that some are just for seasons and some are for decades. Let your requests be made known to God, trust Him for the friendships you need in your season and stage of life, and wait for Him to show you what to do. Do the prayer, do the effort. God will give you exceedingly and abundantly more than you can ask or imagine. Amen.
I'm back (on the blog)! Or at least, I'm trying to be.
I took a break from writing and posting on my blog during the last weeks of my pregnancy and the first few months of Judah's life (not so much by choice but rather by the new pace of life if ya know what I mean). So, I thought it would be fitting if my first post back shared the story about Judah - and how he got his name.
In the summer of 2016, when I was just engaged to be married and before babies were even on my mind, Blake and I heard a Bible teacher sharing from the story of Rachel and Leah in Genesis 29. Leah was unloved and unnoticed by her husband Jacob, even though she was bearing children, while Rachel the favored wife, was not. With each son Leah bore, she expressed her anguish and hope through the name she gave them. Rueban: "Maybe this time I will be loved." Simeon: "Now the Lord has heard me". Levi: "Maybe this time my husband will become attached to me". But despite her hopes and many sons born to Jacob, her circumstances did not change. She was a woman with unmet expectations and in a painful relationship. With the three previous sons she expressed her desire for her life to change, but finally, when she had her son Judah, she said "this time I will praise the Lord". She stopped trying to get her circumstances to change and instead her heart changed. She chose to praise the Lord before the anwer to her years of longing came. So she named her son Judah which sounds like the Hebrew word "to Praise".
Judah is my reminder to praise.
Fast forward to the Summer of 2017, just a little over a year later. I knew I was pregnant but we didn't yet know the gender. Blake and I were attending a worship conference in Austin, Texas with some friends from church.
During one the opening worship I closed my eyes and immediately saw a picture in my minds eye. I saw myself standing at the back of a sanctuary (much like where we were at the time) worshipping. The room was full of others raising their hands and singing to God. I was swaying to the music holding a baby boy on my hip while singing and praising the Lord.
In that moment I knew I was going to have a little boy. Weird as it sounds, I just knew. I also remembered the previous summer and the story of Judah and the choice to praise. So I quietly stored those sweet moments in my heart and kept waiting.
As time moved on and Blake and I began talking about names I was hesitant to share the name Judah. I loved it, but what if he didn't? But as it turns out, among the short list of names we both liked, Judah was right at the top. Also, he just recently showed me a picture of a list of baby names he had made several years ago and wouldn't you know it, Judah was right there on the list.
We were pretty sure we liked the name Judah, and his middle name Reed which is also Blake's middle name, but kept waiting to decide until the time got closer. During that time we had another fun confirmation that reinforced my belief that our son would be called Judah.
We were having a prayer time with some friends of ours. My friend Abby was praying for us and she said she heard the word "triumph" over me - specifically for my pregnancy and delivery. She didn't know the names we were talking about, but I knew the word "triumph" was a connection to Judah's name.
Revelation 5:5 says "fear not, for the Lion of the tribe of Judah has triumphed".
Lions also started showing up among our baby things, some without prompting. For example, a cousin of mine gave us a bunch of great hand-me-down items - one of which was a bouncy seat with a lion on it. The play gym that I got has a lion on it. His pacifier wubanub is a lion.
And one of the sweetest things that came about after he was born - a lion name card that went on his NICU crib. That one made me cry. There we were, one day into Judah's little life, and things were not turning out as I had expected. We had wanted a different birth experience and a chance to bond with our sweet boy once he was born. But instead of a birth center he came early and we needed to be at the hospital. Instead of soaking in the precious first hours together he was taken away and hooked up to tubes and cords. But in the midst of it God was gently reminding me to praise, and reminding me that He would triumph.
Which of course, he did. We came home just a few days later and boy oh boy, has Judah been a delight. He fits so perfectly into our little family and brings so much joy to our hearts. Every smile, every laugh, every new thing he learns to do, is a reminder to praise. And as I walk through being a mom for the first time, with all its ups and downs, emotions, and challenges, Judah is here as my reminder to praise.
Through this baby, God is teaching me to praise.
Just a few weeks ago a hurricane battered the Texas coast and dropped trillions of gallons of water across many cities surrounding Houston. Ya'll remember that, right? The damage is still being assessed and water is still receding in places.
I'm not really one for writing about current topics, and well, I guess if it was 2 weeks ago it could hardly be called "current". And though everyone has probably already read their fill of social media posts and blogs and news sources about Harvey, I did have a few thoughts I feel are worth sharing.
Is is possible to be in love with someone you've never met?
There's a little boy I keep having dreams about. I kiss his cheeks and make him smile and laugh. I hold him close while I walk down a beautiful wooded lane. I sway back and forth with him in my arms as I sing in Church during worship. And I wake up knowing that he's the most precious gift in the world to me. My heart is undone, unwoven by love for a boy whose debut is still a few months out.
At some point in your life you may have skimmed through some passages of Isaiah and found them confusing or intimidating. You also probably know the most famous verses (like Isaiah 53's description of the crucifixion or Isaiah 40's encouragement of "being lifted up on wings like eagles"), but I want to contend that reading the book of Isaiah for its entirety and in context can be one of the most hope-filled and encouraging experiences you can have.
It's true. The world doesn't need another blog. We don't need more voices making noise. If that's true though, and there are already so many people who are tweeting and blogging and posting and sharing, what's the point in my attempt to find my voice amidst it all?
That question has literally shut me down and kept me silent for much too long. I have wrestled over and over, wondering if anything I do or say really matters. But when I look at the Father and I ask myself who I am, I come to the conclusion that I am a writer. I am a writer and I just can't help it. I am a writer and it doesn't matter what everyone else is.
He's my constant rhythm. The more I talk to Him as a habit, the more I can hear that faint tapping that keeps me steady as I do everything else. When I practiced those rhythm patterns over and over it wasn't much fun, but now as I play I am finding an awareness of the beat. I feel the tempo and my left hand feels led by it, not dominated, like a subtle nudge that keep things sounding beautiful.
Thinking back to a little journal entry I made. Do you ever find yourself having to make consistent and hidden choices to believe? To love? To have faith?
This is what the Father believes about those moments.
"I love those quiet victories. The ones nobody else sees. The little choices to believe. That's where the ground is gained, where the battles are won and the tide is turned. It's not extravagant, its not overwhelming, but its real."
Keep making your quiet victories today. It is worth it.
The one who walks through walls brings good news. I know because He made it through mine.
I think about your friends, the ones who walked with you on the road without recognition. You broke the bread and they saw you, and instead of commenting on how you just vanished they said, "Our hearts knew it was Him." They burned.
So they ran. They had just come a whole day's journey, it was already night, but they left that SAME hour. They had good news to carry too.
They found the eleven and told of the joy that had carried them all the way back. Saying, He has "appeared"! Ōphthē. Yes, the Lord has risen indeed!
For hidden weeks and unseen months I have been tending something on the inside. I have been growing something that no one else can see. The beginning stages may have had turmoil and upheaval, the temptation to surrender to exhaustion so real, but all the while when no one was watching, I was growing. And now, I'm starting to catch glimpses of that growth, in quiet moments when my heart gets still. So subtle I barely notice at first, but a single flutter can give me unexpected joy. There's life in me.
I'm blind until my fingers run along the edges and crevices of your strong hands and beautiful feet. I'm like that old beggar Bartemaeus until I touch you. I have to get close and feel, to touch before I see.
You have the skilled hands of a carpenter, the kind always hard at work. But not hardened.
And I think I still smell the perfume that washed your feet, yes this must be what the prophet meant when he exclaimed, "how beautiful!". I look up at your face with new understanding in my eyes.
"Surely you carry good news."
This is the fourth of a 5 part mini blog series, fleshed out of a particular favorite writing session of mine. Each post is supposed to be short - a 2 minute read or less - and the goal is to cause you to to reflect less on how much is being said, and more to meditate on what is actually being said. Go and read the scripture passages that are referenced at the end. They will draw you into the story that's being told and give you perspective.
Ophthē is the Greek word for "appeared" or "was seen".
You've got scars that you're not hiding. (I don't know anyone who's doing that.) You place your hands, open, on the table and I notice the way the light falls across your skin.
"Here I am. Touch and see."
This is the third of a 5 part mini blog series, fleshed out of a particular favorite writing session of mine. Each post is supposed to be short - a 2 minute read or less - and the goal is to cause you to to reflect less on how much is being said, and more to meditate on what is actually being said. Go and read the scripture passages that are referenced at the end. They will draw you into the story that's being told and give you perspective.
Father, what is your goal for me?
This is a question that will be answered, and answered over again, in quiet moments with Him; in stillness, on soft days, when my heart is up against His chest. It's a question that's going to be worn down like my favorite dog-eared page in my favorite book. Marked with a 'forever-ness' that I don't quite grasp.
I'm frightened and in disbelief. My heart distrusts that this is reality. There's no way you could do the things you do and still understand a frail human like me. Thoughts of ghosts and spirits and the intangible cross my mind.
Your friends told me that they once thought the same. Only then, you were walking on the water of a raging sea, not through walls. I guess I don't know how to reconcile the miraculous with your humanity.
"Show me your hands and feet."
This is the second of a 5 part mini blog series, fleshed out of a particular favorite writing session of mine. Each post is supposed to be short - a 2 minute read or less - and the goal is to cause you to to reflect less on how much is being said, and more to meditate on what is actually being said. Go and read the scripture passages that are referenced at the end. They will draw you into the story that's being told and give you perspective.
This is the first of a 5 part mini blog series, fleshed out of a particular favorite writing session of mine. Each post is supposed to be short - a 2 minute read or less - and the goal is to cause you to to reflect less on how much is being said, and more to meditate on what is actually being said. Go and read the scripture passages that are referenced at the end. They will draw you into the story that's being told and give you perspective.
We sit, facing each other. My arms crossed, your arms open. I'm aching for a brave soul to venture beyond this hard, closed-off heart of mine, but I'll never tell you that.
You don't need me to.
I'm hesitant, but curious, and despite trying not to, I'm hoping. Finally I let the words spill out.
"They tell me you can walk through walls."
I wrote this post on January 13th 2016. Last year had several hard goodbyes, one including my sweet grandma, and even as I reflect on my perspective that day I am blessed by the truth that God has defeated death.
Maybe you have had some battles appear to be lost to death recently. If so, take heart that everyone who is in Christ has been given new life, and that ultimately, death doesn't get to win.
The very first breath ever breathed on this earth was a shared one. The exhale of one meant the inhale of another. A new life began, matching the rhythm, breathing in tandem, with the creator. At first there was just molded clay, a bit of dirt, but then the extraordinary happened. God breathed.
The fact that we exist at all should be the first hint that we are loved.
Sometimes we get so lost in our own heads, we're busy building our own lives, and we forget that us being here wasn't even our own idea. So often I try to plan out my life and make it be something amazing, but even then I'm operating on the premise that I had anything to do with me being born in the first place.
It's always a little harder to trust God outside of the boat.
See the story of Peter in Matthew 14:22-33.
We often find ourselves saying, "what the heck am I doing out here?" as we start to sink. And then when we look back up at Jesus we realize He's the reason we left the boat in the first place and that being closer to Him is always worth the waves.
Malachi 3:1 - Behold, He is coming," Says the Lord of hosts.


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Just like it says, this fantastic dish is served in bite-sized balls with a creamy honey mustard dip.
Knotted pizza dough served hot with a warm creamy 3 cheese dip.
Unpeeled potato halves, hollowed and dressed with bacon, cheddar jack cheese and green onions. Served with sour cream.
Fresh baked nacho chips layered with cheese, black olives, green onion, jalapenos repeat.. more chips layered with more cheese, black olives, green onion, and jalapenos. Served with a side of salsa. Choose between melted nacho cheese or shredded cheese.
Beer battered fries topped with melted cheese, bacon, green onion and jalapeños.
Olive oil and sea salt base mixed with a pesto ranch mix with mozzarella and cheddar, chicken chunks with roasted cherry tomatoes, a mix of seasonings topped off with fresh parmesan pedals.
House-made BBQ sauce, diced chicken, caramelized onion, applewood smoked bacon crumbs and fresh granny smith apples topped with mozzarella.
All burgers and sandwiches served with either french fries or chopped salad.
Topped with lettuce, tomato, pickles & onion. Served with fries.
A flour tortilla grilled and stuffed with chicken, green peppers, red peppers and onion with melted cheddar jack cheese and jalapeno aioli.
Mill rubbed and marinated then slow cooked to perfection. This ultimate beef dip will meet any dream of a beef dip you have ever had. Piled high on a fresh baked baguette and served with Mill made Au jus.
Layers of crisp Applewood Smoked Bacon with fresh tomato, lettuce, and mayo.
Pasta smothered in white cheese sauce, mixed with jalapenos and bacon garnished with cheddar cheese.
Pasta smothered in white cheese sauce, ground beef, mixed with marinara and ricotta cheese then baked with melted mozzarella.
Pasta smothered in white cheese sauce, with sauteed tomatoes, shrimp and garlic.
Any pizza is available as a Take & Bake!
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As it says... Pepperoni with mozzarella and the Mill's secret tomato sauce.
Pepperoni, bacon, ham, and sausage with mozzarella cheese and the Mill's secret tomato sauce.
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Chicken, bacon, onion, red pepper, tomato, and the Mill's alfredo sauce.
Mushrooms, green peppers and onion topped with fresh tomato and mozzarella and the Mill's secret tomato sauce.
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Pepperoni, bacon, ham, salami, Andouille sausage, ground beef, chicken, roasted pulled beef, BBQ chicken, buffalo chicken, pulled pork.
Mushrooms, green peppers, red peppers, red onion, caramelized onion, banana peppers, jalapeños, fresh garlic, pineapple, fresh tomato, black olives, sour cream, feta cheese, spicy cheese blend, mozzarella, parmesan, cheddar cheese.
Certified Angus ground beef with your tastiest toppings. Let's add on bacon, jalapeño, onion, and tomato swirled with some BBQ sauce.
Slow roasted pork, pulled then mixed with bacon, pineapple and fresh jalapeño peppers, mozzarella cheese and the Mill's secret tomato sauce.
In-house Indian fry bread with nacho cheese, fresh iceberg lettuce, red onion and our own salsa.
A mixture of crumbled Buffalo, Elk, Venison, onion, and mozzarella cheese, and the Mill's secret tomato sauce.
A Taco seasoned ground beef, shredded lettuce, tomato, sour cream, with a blend of cheeses and the Mill's own Tex Mex Aioli as the base or substitute with the original Mill's pizza sauce.
Pepperoni, salami, ham, green pepper, mushrooms, onions and black olives, folded and baked with mozzarella cheese and the Mill's secret tomato sauce.
BBQ chicken, bacon, BBQ sauce, onion and cilantro baked with mozzarella cheese and the Mill's secret tomato sauce.
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