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Jonny Diaz and Curb Records' MIKESCHAIR joined with WAY-FM 88.7, a local non-profit called PeopleLovingPeople.com, and other artists to help the flood victims in Nashville and in its surrounding cities. This past weekend's event kicked off in Spring Hill for a multi-phase effort from the radio network.
This past Saturday from 10am to 2pm, WAY-FM took a break from its regular programming for a live four-hour broadcast at Spring Hill's Kroger on Port Royal Road. Both Diaz and MIKESCHAIR joined in to share not only their music with the crowds but to help the flood victims with donated goods.
88.7 WAY-FM's Donna Cruz, host of the Mid-day Cruz, along with Operations Director Jeff Brown hosted the event. In addition to featuring several community leaders during the broadcast, Cruz and Brown asked residents to inventory their own garages for new and used sleeping bags and/or tents they may not otherwise need, as well as any hygiene-related items they may have, and bring them to the event.
The donations went to the local non-profit organization PeopleLovingPeople.org that directly benefits former residents of Nashville's Tent City. Tent City is a community of homeless families living among one another along the Cumberland River, all of whom have been displaced due to the flooding.
During the 4-hour event, an astounding number of goods were collected. Families donated over 400 hygiene kits, 300 lbs. of canned food, 40 tents and sleeping bags, and 30 cases of water. In addition, $1000 was also collected in donations.


This list of Afghan Air Force aircraft covers all aircraft operated by the Afghan Air Force (AAF) and its predecessors, including the Royal Afghan Air Force, Air and Air Defense Force of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, and the air forces of the various militias and warlords.
Cessna T182T: Six used between 2011 and 2016. Used as a basic trainer.
MD 530F: 18 currently operational.
^ a b AirForces Monthly. Stamford, Lincolnshire, England: Key Publishing Ltd. June 2016. p. 29.
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Aris Palaiochori Football Club () is a Greek football club based in Palaiochori, Chalkidiki, Greece.

Honours

Domestic

 Chalkidiki FCA Champions: 3
 1991–92, 1996–97, 2016–17
 Chalkidiki FCA Cup Winners: 3
 1983–84, 1992–93, 1996–97

References

Football clubs in Central Macedonia
Chalkidiki
Association football clubs established in 1952
1952 establishments in Greece
Gamma Ethniki clubs

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PETITION: Remove J. Edgar Hoover's Name From FBI Building
Editor's Note: please sign and share our first change.org petition for deliberate social change in America ➡ http://chng.it/CxBCVrLd
J. Edgar Hoover is responsible for terrorizing Black people and countless civil rights activists. His reign of terror across America must be remembered and taught as part of the Critical Race Theory movement. The truth of his evil acts toward Black people must be brought to light in every classroom in America. The truth about his personal life must also be brought to light. He was a closeted gay man who targeted and terrorized the LGBTQ community. The tactics he employed to smear the names of so many, including MLK and Malcolm X must never be forgotten. J. Edgar Hoover was an American made monster. And yet, his name remains a shameful stain and hurtful reminder of America's relentless racism on the FBI building in Washington, DC. It's time to rename the FBI Headquarters to reflect the future all Americans deserve.
This entry was posted in Archives, Culture, The Beginning, Uncategorized and tagged cbc, change, congressional black caucus, eleanor holmes-norton, fbi building, fbi hq, j. edgar hoover, org, petition, renaming fbi building, sheila jackson-lee on July 24, 2021 by jlenoir.
BHM: Holistic Health And Wellness In The Black Community
BY JEANETTE LENOIR
As we close the month of February marking Black history in America, it's important to reflect on our collective journey since the Diaspora out of Africa. And the stories that highlight our diverse experience as Black folks, like Anansi folktales, continue to shape our culture and humanity. The anthem, "I'm Black and I'm proud" takes on a whole new meaning when put in proper perspective these days. Our ancient life lessons are evident in countless modern stories, including that of Nathanial "Nate" Mines, a holistic health guru, retired firefighter and owner of Dynamic Health & Wellness in Washington, DC.
Nate, as most people affectionately call him, for years has advocated a return to nature and holistic living, especially for Black people. "Natural living is what I advocate for my people," he said during our interview at his H St. NE location. And his holistic health and wellness business is growing, especially amongst his target audience: Black folks. And it's a welcome sign Nate says, especially when data continually show African Americans have the greatest need for improvement when it comes to their health. And long-standing social factors—racism, poverty, education, housing, access to healthy foods, environmental exposures, violence, criminal justice—are still the main determinants of these health disparities.
Nate says our salvation lies in nature. And when we can't access nature, supplements, exercise and healthy eating can make a difference. He says the holistic supplements, oils, herbs and books he carries have personally changed his life and he works to share the blessings of nature and holistic living and healing with others. "Everyone has a calling and this is mine." Nate and his grandsons are planning to open another store in Atlanta and they're in the middle of planning a Grand Opening in the coming days for the newest Dynamic Health & Wellness in Waldorf, MD. In addition to his herbs, oils and supplements, Nate leads a weekly Chess Club with fellow instructor, Vaughn Bennett. The two advocate teaching Chess to Black youths as a way to overcome structural racism and to break barriers. Bennett recently started a petition in partnership with Change.org to help end systemic racism in Chess.
To learn more about the petition click HERE.
Here's my conversation with the wise holistic health guru, Nate Mines:
This entry was posted in Archives, The Beginning, Uncategorized and tagged bhm, black history month, change.org, chess, dynamic health & wellness, nate mines, petition, vaughn bennett on February 28, 2021 by jlenoir.
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Commuters may be able to ride in shared electric microcars for short journeys in 2021
QIQ Global plans to trial the microcars by 2021, and introduce between 300 and 600 microcars in Punggol
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Source: QIQ Global
Commuters may be able to make the remaining-mile journey in a small, two-seater electric car in 2021.
Singapore firm QIQ Global is looking to launch a for-hire microcar, called the QIQ Pod, which will be no bigger than 2.4m long and 1m wide.
The concept is similar to the shared electric vehicles being offered by BlueSG, said QIQ Global chief executive and co-founder Justin Sim.
He believes that there is demand for such vehicles, especially in towns such as Punggol, where there is still "a lot of inefficiency" in the town's public transport network.
"For a lot of the residents in Punggol, they are still required to take a feeder service or to walk a long distance to reach the LRT (Light Rail Transit) station," said Mr Sim.
QIQ Global, which operates about 400 e-bikes and e-scooters in Hanoi, had previously expressed interest in Singapore's now-suspended shared e-scooter scheme.
Mr Sim hopes that the QIQ Pod will be the company's flagship product moving forward, and plans to introduce between 300 and 600 microcars in Punggol.
He noted that the company is looking to launch a trial by next year, adding that it is in discussions with two companies in the transportation and logistics industries.
To ensure that the vehicles are used for short trips, Mr Sim stated that there will be geo-fencing, which uses GPS or radio frequency identification technology to create a virtual geographic boundary.
Unlike BlueSG cars which need to be parked at charging stations, QIQ Global plans for its microcars to autonomously direct themselves to park at the nearest charging station.
"It's so easy to drive you don't even need to learn how to park the car," said Mr Sim. "When you end the ride, you leave it by the curbside and it will park by itself."
QIQ Global also aims to employ a method called platooning, which involves a human-driven car leading a convoy of driverless cars using wireless communications. This would cut down on the number of people needed to distribute the cars to areas where they are needed.
During off-peak hours, drivers would be able to use the QIQ Pods to perform deliveries, maximising the use of these vehicles, said Mr Sim.
It would likely cost S$2 for an ad hoc ride lasting 30 minutes, and between S$30 and S$50 per month to use the QIQ Pod multiple times daily, he added.
Those using it for logistics purposes would have to pay a monthly fee of about S$180 to S$240.
In 2014, a similar microcar by Renault made headlines after the French automaker wanted to get it approved for use in Singapore as a motorcycle.
However, the Land Transport Authority (LTA) said at the time that the Renault Twizy – a two-seater, four-wheeled electric vehicle described as a hybrid between a car and a motorcycle – did not fit into any existing vehicle classification, and had asked the manufacturer for more details.
The Twizy had a top speed of 80kmh and weighed 474kg, but under Singapore's Road Traffic Act, a motorcycle must have fewer than four wheels and weigh no more than 400kg.
The Twizy was never made commercially available in Singapore.
Mr Sim asserted that he is "pretty confident" that unlike the Twizy, the QIQ Pod will be able to get the approval of local authorities, pointing to the vehicle's weight of no more than 250kg and top speed of 40kmh.
"Actually we have a lot to thank the Renault Twizy for," he remarked.
However, transport economist Walter Theseira from the Singapore University of Social Sciences believes that microcars have limited appeal, saying that as these vehicles are likely to take up an entire road lane, they will have little impact on reducing congestion.
Associate Professor Theseira also noted that there are questions surrounding the potential use of the QIQ Pod as a delivery vehicle.
"The question is the productivity gains versus the current alternatives, which range from standard cargo vehicles for larger scale deliveries to human-powered bicycles and just walking for smaller deliveries," he said.
"This device appears to fit somewhere into the lower end of this, but can it be more efficient than bicycles and motorcycles to justify the cost?"


CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. - The low unemployment rates from Franklin and Fulton counties in Pennsylvania remained steady in June, according to preliminary figures released Monday by the state Department of Labor and Industry.
Franklin County's rate was unchanged from the 3.5 percent rate in May, the report said. The number of people listed as unemployed stayed at 2,300 for both months.
The total labor force fell by 200 people to 66,900, while the number of people listed as employed also was down by 200 to 64,600.
In Fulton County, the jobless rate dipped slightly from 3.1 percent in May to 3 percent in June. The May rate was the lowest recorded since the department started keeping individual statistics on that county in the mid-1980s, labor market analyst Larry Baugher said last month.
All the numbers for Fulton County, which are rounded to the nearest hundred, remained unchanged. The labor force stayed at 6,800, the number of employed at 6,600 and the number of jobless at 200.
The number of nonagricultural jobs in the two counties was down by 1,000 in June to 55,200. The biggest drop was in local government, where employment fell from 4,600 to 4,000.
"It's the schools. The teachers are paid year-round, but the bus drivers, janitors, cafeteria people, many of them are on nine-month contracts," Baugher said.
Franklin County had the 11th-lowest jobless rate in Pennsylvania in June, according to Baugher. Fulton County was tied with Montgomery and Perry counties for the seventh-lowest rate in the state.
Baugher said Centre County had the state's lowest jobless rate at 2.4 percent. Pennsylvania's unemployment rate in June was 4.3 percent.
The national unemployment rate in June was 4.5 percent.


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