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OK! We made it through the Full Moon eclipse last week. Sun still in Leo so…. cats.
Tuesday, July 31 – Moon in Pisces, going void at 3:42pm Pacific. A day of rest and recovery, and letting our imaginations be wildly creative.
Wednesday, Aug. 1 – LAMMAS. The first harvest festival of the year. Catch the first glimmerings of the seed you planted in March. Mars squares Uranus in the morning however, exacerbating Mars/Mercury/Uranus retrogrades. Be cautious, no driving crazy or picking fights with strangers or relatives. Connect with your inner voice, and hear what it's telling you. Revelations abound.
Thursday, Aug. 2 – Moon in Aries. Be cautious; keep a cool head and a discerning heart. Tempers and irritability could flare today. FOCUS ON YOUR OWN LIFE.
Friday, Aug. 3 – Moon into Taurus at 12:51pm Pacific. A luxurious day. Allow yourself all the pleasures available. Slow down and smell the roses. Appreciate nature, art and food.
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Attitude of gratitude: Asheville residents from around the globe dish about Thanksgiving
Posted on November 22, 2017 November 22, 2017 by Gina Smith
MULTICULTURAL BLESSINGS: Pictured from left at the Literacy Council of Buncombe County, Ina Sanzana, Victor Garcia, Katie Forester and Natasha Berehova came to Asheville from diverse cultures, and all have different ways of observing Thanksgiving. Photo by Evan Anderson
Thanksgiving is about a lot of things besides gratitude: family, friends, colossal amounts of carb-loaded comfort food — and for some, football and a turkey coma.
But at its heart, Thanksgiving is really an immigrant story: the tale of some English folks who brought their families to an unfamiliar land in search of a better life. Nearly 400 years later, immigration is a hot-button issue, yet as of 2015, the foreign-born population in the U.S. topped 43 million. And bringing it closer to home, 2016 numbers show immigrants accounting for well over 7 percent of Asheville's residents.
So how do today's immigrants feel about this uniquely American holiday?
Time to be kind
"One of the first things I noticed about Thanksgiving is that people act more kind, they think about others more. I like that," says Victor Garcia, who came to the U.S. from Mexico 17 years ago.
His wife, Ina Sanzana, agrees. "It kind of changes the attitude, and that's good," she says. "People stop and say, 'Hi, how are you doing? How's your health?' Because sometimes in America, people are so busy they don't want to take time to spend with others."
Sanzana, who is originally from Chile, met her husband when they were both new arrivals to the U.S. taking English language classes at Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College. They later continued studying English at the Literacy Council of Buncombe County and today work together for the same cleaning service in Asheville.
The couple embrace Thanksgiving in a familiar way — with lots of food. They sometimes gather at a friend's home in Black Mountain for a potluck mish-mash of American and Latino dishes. Sanzana likes to make Chilean recipes such as empanadas and pastel de choclo (spiced beef casserole with cornbread crust). Garcia likes to cook as well, and for last year's celebration he made the turkey.
They also have adopted the tradition of asking each guest to name a thing they are thankful for. "I like that part, because it's kind of the purpose," says Sanzana. "We have many blessings. The least we can do is think of one and say it." One thing she and Garcia are thankful for, she adds, is being in America.
Talking turkey
Katie Forester, who moved to the U.S. from Thailand 18 years ago, can't usually celebrate Thanksgiving at home because one of her two jobs requires her to work on the holiday. But her employer, an Asheville retirement community, does host a party that day with plenty of food, and she says she likes the cranberries.
But the turkey? Not so much. "It's too dry," she says.
Flor Flores agrees. "The turkey is so dry, and it takes so many hours to cook," she says. "For me, I like the sweet potatoes, green beans — but the turkey and the stuffing? No."
Unlike Forester, Flores, who immigrated to the U.S. from Mexico 21 years ago, is able to take time off from her house-cleaning job for Thanksgiving — an opportunity she gladly accepts. She spends the day with her husband, children and extended family, cooking, playing soccer at the park, eating and going to church.
They also drink ponche. This warm Mexican drink, made with fresh fruit, sugar and cinnamon, is a highlight for Flores. "Sometimes people put in alcohol, tequila, but not me," she says. "And oh, it's so good! I can drink five cups of it and not eat, just drink ponche."
Last year was the first Thanksgiving in the U.S. for French chef Eva Andres-Hsu — she's only lived here with her American wife for about a year and a half. And from a food standpoint, that gathering with friends in Atlanta was memorable.
"I thought this [turkey] would be the driest thing ever — it was huge!" recalls Andres-Hsu, an Asheville personal chef and private culinary instructor. "I thought that [my host] would put it in the oven, but when he opened the deep-fryer, I thought he was messing with me. I was like, 'Come on, don't be stupid!'"
But the turkey surprised her. "We brined it, and it was delicious," she says. "We don't really deep-fry things in France. It was a whole new world for me."
LESS STRESS: "I see a lot of people running around like chickens with their heads cut off because it's Thanksgiving," says Calypso owner and St. Lucia native Esther Joseph. "And that takes away from the feeling that it's supposed to be a holiday of good times, of being with family and friends. If it's obligations and expectations, I try to avoid it — that's how I live my life." Photo by Thomas Calder
This year, Andres-Hsu plans to make a French beef stew from her grandmother's recipe and a dessert made with puff pastry and almond ganache. She says she likes that America has a holiday specifically focused on taking time to cook and sharing food with loved ones. "That is very much like my culture, so it's heartwarming for me to have this time," she says.
Five years after immigrating to the U.S. from Ukraine, Natasha Berehova, a stay-at-home mom, enjoys celebrating Thanksgiving every year with her young daughter and other family members. She makes some Ukrainian foods, including breads and sauces, but she also prepares typical American fare such as mashed potatoes, turkey and salad.
But how did she learn how to make traditional Thanksgiving dishes? "The internet, of course," she says. "YouTube helped me."
Marlene Levy was working at a hotel in her home country of Guatemala when she was swept off her feet by an American tourist. Now, having married her suitor and moved to Hendersonville with him four years ago, her eyes dance with excitement when she talks about the upcoming holiday.
"I love Thanksgiving — my mother-in-law is a good cook," she says with a little translation help from her Literacy Council tutor, Dolph Hoehling. Levy's husband's family hosts a huge feast each year, a party she very much looks forward to. Although she loves the American food, she always contributes a big pan of chicken or pork tamales and a traditional Guatemalan turkey soup. The tamales go over particularly well. "They will eat two or three plates each until it's all gone," she says.
Levy left her own family behind in Guatemala, so she expresses deep gratitude for her husband and the close relationship she has with her in-laws. "Thanksgiving traditions here are very important to me; spending Thanksgiving at my mother-in-law's is very important to me," she says.
Irina Khasanova, office manager and English for Speakers of Other Languages specialist at the Literary Council, thinks family is key. After moving to the U.S. from Russia 22 years ago with her husband and two young sons, they celebrated Thanksgiving because the children learned about it in school. Now that her sons are grown, it's not a priority.
"When it's just the two of us for Thanksgiving, we do not prepare a big meal," she says. Instead, they cook some foods they enjoy, go hiking and maybe watch a movie. "So we see it as a small vacation."
Calypso restaurant owner Esther Joseph is a native of the Caribbean island of St. Lucia. Thanksgiving is not a part of the culture she grew up with, so she doesn't make a point to celebrate it. But in the years she lived in New York City before she moved to Asheville six years ago, she observed during holidays with friends that Thanksgiving can cause a great deal of stress.
"It seems like something that most people do because it's an expectation," she says. "I see a lot of people running around like chickens because it's Thanksgiving. And that takes away from the feeling that it's supposed to be a holiday of good times, of being with family and friends."
She also thinks that in addition to being grateful, there's something else worth considering as we dig into our Thanksgiving feast. "I've always thought about how the reasons we do these things are being forgotten," she says. "Maybe if we took the time to think about where it all began and where we are today as a nation, how attitudes toward immigration have changed. … For me, that would be great — to go deeper, to try to see what's going on."
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If you're in the US today, there's probably little chance you didn't know it was Memorial Day – from the specials on TV, to local events, to remembrance stories, and even community gatherings, it's hard to miss the message of today's holiday. I had planned to take the day off from work to remember and reflect on the service of those in my family (my grandfather, now passed), and in my community. Just before noon, I decided to go online and see what those in my networks were sharing from their own celebrations or reflections, and immediately found the #GoSilent campaign from Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA). It pulled me in, and then everywhere I looked online I saw it was pulling in others!


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The source of my image change every 5s (in my ViewModel), and I want play a storyboard when the image is changing.
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A: I think you should better add an event to your ViewModel and launch it whenever the source changes. And, of course, use an EventTrigger on that event to execute your Storyboard.

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What is an Instagram scheduler? Dos, don'ts & tools to consider
By ShareThisJune 15, 2018 Best Practices
Unless you're sitting in front of your computer with all your social media profiles open 24/7, posting regularly to Instagram at the ideal times to reach your audience is an impossible feat – without the aid of an Instagram scheduler, that is. Here's what you need to know about Instagram schedulers, best practices for using one to engage your audience, and a few tools worthy of consideration.
What's an Instagram scheduler?
If you're familiar with social media scheduling tools that allow you to schedule posts for Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, and other social networks in advance, then you already know what an Instagram scheduler is. (Spoiler: It does exactly the same thing as other social media scheduling tools, but for Instagram.) Like other social media scheduling tools, Instagram schedulers are third-party tools. Some allow you to schedule posts across multiple social media platforms, not just Instagram.
Scheduling posts on Instagram hasn't always been simple. In mid-2016, Instagram restricted access to its API, which blocked third-party tools from posting content directly to the platform and making marketers' lives more complicated. But thanks to an API update released on January 30, 2018, Instagram schedulers are back in the game, and things are looking up for Instagram marketers. Why? Scheduling your social media posts is an effort that pays off in several ways:
You get to optimize your posts. When you schedule your posts ahead of time, it's easier to post content at the ideal time: when your audience is active on the platform.
You'll spend less time on social media. Of course, the life of a social media marketer pretty much revolves around social, but when you put your content on autopilot, you'll have more time to spend interacting with your audience by responding to comments, answering questions, and commenting on and reacting to other users' posts.
It's easier to be consistent. No one wants to be a slave to their smartphone or laptop. By scheduling your social media posts, you can create a consistent presence on platforms like Instagram – without chaining yourself to your device to hit the "publish" button in real-time.
Now that it's possible, there's no good reason not to take advantage of Instagram scheduling tools. But to do it right, there are a few things you need to know.
Dos: Instagram scheduling best practices
Scheduling your Instagram posts ahead of time is convenient, but it's not a magic bullet that guarantees success on the platform. You still need to follow a few best practices to get results:
Make sure you have an Instagram Business profile. Posting directly to Instagram via third-party tools is only possible (as of now, anyway) if you have a business profile. Fortunately, this is easy: Simply click the gear icon from your profile screen, select "switch to business profile," and select the Facebook Page you want your Instagram Business Profile to be associated with. Note: Your profile must be set to public.
Schedule posts at the best times to engage your audience. Scheduler or no scheduler, posting your content when your audience isn't active on Instagram means fewer people will see your posts. And that translates to less engagement.
Choose an Instagram community management partner. Given its reputation as one of the more "closed" social networks, it's likely that beneficial new features or other changes will be made available through Instagram's partners first.
Always include an image. If you're scheduling posts across multiple social networks, this is an easy mistake to make. That's because it's possible to publish posts on networks like Facebook and Twitter without an image, but that's not the case on Instagram. Make sure you're using the right image dimensions for a polished, professional look.
Post different types of content. There are some limitations on what you can do on Instagram (see below), but that doesn't mean you shouldn't take full advantage of the capabilities you have at your disposal. Schedule different types of content, such as quotes and behind-the-scenes looks at your team's day-to-day activities.
Tie your posts in with your other marketing initiatives. Running an Instagram giveaway? Hosting an event? Schedule a series of posts to build excitement and keep your followers engaged from start to finish. Hosting an event? When you're in the midst of the action, you can't always find time to publish a play-by-play on Instagram. That's where the #latergram comes in: use the #latergram hashtag to publish post-event follow-ups and share every exciting moment with your audience.
Don'ts: Instagram scheduling pitfalls to avoid
There are lots of things you can do with an Instagram scheduler, but there are also a few pitfalls to avoid:
Don't try to publish more than one photo at a time. While you must include an image to schedule a post on Instagram, you're limited to just one.
Don't use super-large images. You should stick to the ideal Instagram dimensions, but third-party tools can't always publish posts with very wide or tall images – stick to an aspect ratio between 4:5 and 1.91:1 for the best results.
Don't publish videos. Unfortunately, it's not yet possible to schedule Instagram posts containing videos, so stick to static images when scheduling in advance.
Don't include links. Instagram posts can't include links, whether you're scheduling them for later or publishing them directly to the platform in real-time. On Instagram, you get just one external link – located in your bio.
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Source: We are all dying
Text: It's the girl who keeps us standing at the corner of the Co-op looking like a spanner.
Co-op is a chain of supermarkets in the UK.
What I understand is that the girl keeps us waiting for her, and we stand at the corner of the Co-op waiting for her, and we look like a spanner.
I know what a spanner is, but I do not understand the metaphor here.
Uncle Jack
A spanner in British slang is a stupid person. "Looking like a spanner" is a little odd, as "spanner" doesn't really describe appearance, but I suppose it could be used for attitude.
Agreed. For confirmation, try googling (in quotemarks) "felt like a right spanner"!
Loob
There's also this thread: spanner
ewie
Uncle Jack said:
"Looking like a spanner" is a little odd, as "spanner" doesn't really describe appearance
What I find odd is that we look like 'a spanner' rather than 'a pair/couple/bunch of spanners'
ewie said:
I agree. Just as we would look like right nanas but I would look like a right nana.
That said it's ok in the OP's sentence because it's a girl who's looking like a spanner. It's the OP's own sentence which is incorrect.
The paragraph is all about why don't we (people in general) get out there and live our lives to the full while we've got the chance. Hence the incongruous-sounding "we".
The whole of the next para reads: We wait; the right time never arrives.
But it should still be 'we look like spanners' and not 'we look like a spanner'.
I was reading it as "we" meaning much the same as "one". As in "give us a kiss".
It would still be 'looks like', even in the highly unlikely evantuality that one were to write it that way:.
What I understand is that the girl keeps one waiting for her, and one stands at the corner of the Co-op waiting for her, and one looks like a spanner.
One has often been likened to a spanner. Either that or a plank.
One would sound like a right spanner/plank/nana if one were to refer to oneself as 'one' all the time, wouldn't one?
Does "us" mean "me" here? Where I grew up, "us" was frequently used to mean "me", and I sometimes still use it. The giveaway would be the subjective pronoun as "we" is never used in place of "I" (unless you're the Queen); you mentioned "we" in the description, but is it in the text?
From the text, the spanner could be the girl (which, from the singular form, I originally took it to be), but I take that to be ruled out by the description. It is certainly more likely that the person waiting is the one who looks like a spanner.
Here's the original source/context: Everything That Happens to Me is Good
I seem to be following timzhenyu around and posting similar links in all his threads
Thanks Loob.
So it isn't the girl who's looking like 'spanner' because she isn't there! The author uses 'we' throughout this to say what we (all of us, humans) need to do in life, given we are all dying and our time on this Earth is finite.
In any case 'we look like a spanner' is incorrect because this is the plural 'we', not 'we = me'.
Thank you all very much! We look like a spanner is truly grammatically wrong. I think now I get it!
My thanks also go to Loob for your efforts!
A lots of love here!
Just a parting shot at this, since, joking apart, in my view that use of "us" works okay in the distinctively casual style of this book, and I'm not sure whether anyone else agrees.
… why the Hell aren't we doing all the things we want to do NOW? …… Why are we all waiting for the right time when we know that the right time isn't going to show?
That text comes first. Then the right time that won't ever come is likened to two stereotypical situations: (a) "the cheque's in the post" (it never arrives); and (b) the date who never turns up (but you still can't wrench yourself away from where you arranged to meet):
It's the girl who keeps us standing at the corner of the Co-op looking like a spanner. …… She's stood us up.
, in my view that use of "us" works okay in the distinctively casual style of this book
It works OK for me too, and I'm happy with singular 'spanner' .
I'm not happy with singular 'spanner' because as I said above here we/us refers to all of us (plural), not to 'me' (singular). The author is speaking in the plural.
Thank you lingobingo. I agree with you.
The writer is switching between all of the group (using "we") and examples which, certainly the one about waiting for your date, only apply to one representative member of the group. I'd probably have used "you" myself, instead of "us", but the writer presumably wanted to keep it in the first person. Since it is a date (not mentioned in the OP), I would expect only one person to be waiting, therefore "us" refers to one person, and "spanner" (singular) is correct.


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We have been working in Tanzania since 2001 to promote education, mentor girls, develop leaders, and transform communities.
We know that educated girls have better lives and seek positive changes in society, yet only 26% of girls in Tanzania go to secondary school, and only 3% go on to tertiary education.
In partnership with GLAMI (Girls Livelihood and Mentorship Initiative), AfricAid works to address the issue of poor educational outcomes for adolescent girls at two key stages of their development. We work with younger girls to help them stay in school and complete lower secondary school, and take the next step on their personal journey. We work with older adolescent girls who have already gone part of the way to succeeding in their educational endeavors. With this cohort, our focus is on building leadership skills, as well as personal qualities like confidence and resilience, and supporting them to succeed well beyond secondary school.
Through extensive research on best practices and successful models throughout East Africa, the AfricAid team developed a leadership and life skills training curriculum – the Kisa Curriculum – and identified a number of essential programs and activities. The Kisa Project is implemented by our sister organization, GLAMI (Girls Livelihood and Mentorship Initiative), a Tanzanian NGO.
Over the years we've honed the Kisa Curriculum, built an exceptional mentoring program, and seen Kisa Scholars thrive far beyond secondary school. 97% of Kisa Scholars have gone on to further study, including university; several have been accepted into leadership training programs overseas. During this time the Kisa Project has expanded to over 25 secondary schools in Arusha and Kilimanjaro Regions in Tanzania and impacted thousands of young women.
Due to the remarkable success of the Kisa Project, in 2016 AfricAid conducted a participatory needs assessment in the Kilimanjaro Region to determine the key barriers preventing girls from completing secondary school. After the participatory needs assessment, AfricAid customized a new program to address key obstacles faced by adolescent girls, including gender discrimination, early marriage, poverty, and lack of self-confidence. The program is called Binti Shupavu, which means Courageous Daughters in Swahili.
In January 2017, we launched the pilot for Binti Shupavu in 9 Partner Schools, recruiting 810 girls to join. As of 2020, Binti Shupavu is active in 22 partner schools, with more than 4,500 Scholars currently enrolled.
Binti Shupavu is also implemented by our sister organization, GLAMI (Girls Livelihood and Mentorship Initiative), a Tanzanian nonprofit.
In 2001, 16 year old Ashley Shuyler founded AfricAid, following a life-changing trip to Tanzania five years earlier. During that trip, she met many children her age who did not have the opportunity to go to school. She learned that girls, in particular, face significant challenges in trying to obtain an education. Realizing that this leads to a cycle of poverty – and recognizing just how powerful girls' education can be in changing the futures of individuals and communities – she established AfricAid to help transform the landscape of opportunity for young women in Tanzania.
In its early years, AfricAid focused on providing scholarships and direct support to Tanzanian schools. In 2010, AfricAid adopted a more strategic approach to girls' education to more holistically address the structural barriers facing even the most academically accomplished young women. Our new approach reflected the belief that young women, in particular those who have achieved entrance to upper secondary school, have incredible potential to become future leaders and catalysts for change in their communities. These young women, however, need additional skills, knowledge and confidence to reach their potential. It was from this knowledge that AfricAid's flagship program, the Kisa Project, was born.
AfricAid, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Denver, Colorado. In 2010, AfricAid Tanzania (TZ) was founded with the launch of the Kisa Project. In 2020, AfricAid Tanzania became GLAMI (Girls Livelihood and Mentorship Initiative), a registered Tanzanian nonprofit. The two organizations work in tandem: AfricAid, Inc. and the US Board have a strong focus on fundraising and on sharing collective learnings to advance mentorship opportunities for girls; and GLAMI and the GLAMI Board focuses on program design, operation, implementation and measurement.
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Losinoni Primary School
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AfricAid also funds and oversees the innovative lunch program at the school. Many of Losinoni's 557 students walk several miles to and from school each day, while subsisting on only one meal of "ugali," or corn porridge, in the evening. As a result, it can be difficult for the students to focus on their studies, and many decide to skip school. Since the introduction of the school lunch program at Losinoni, school attendance has increased dramatically, student concentration levels have increased, and there is more active classroom participation. In 2004, when AfricAid commenced working with Losinoni, only 23% of Losinoni students passed the final primary exam; in 2014 this number was 87%.
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In 2017, Brendan Callahan joined our Board of Directors. Brendan and his wife Alyssa co-founded Achieve in Africa (AIA) in 2009 to support education in Tanzania. Read more about their projects below.
Constructing Olasiti Secondary School
Without a secondary school nearby or any formal bus system, students above grade 7 in the rural village of Olasiti, Tanzania, had to rely on riding in the back of supply trucks en route to neighboring villages to attend school. Students were easily injured on these supply trucks and some female students were subjected to having relations with the drivers in exchange for paying for the rides. As a result, some female students became pregnant and had to drop out of school entirely.
The residents of the village and local government had minimal funds to contribute to build a secondary school. AIA constructed Olasiti Secondary School over several years, and the school now serves over 1,200 students each academic school year.
Renovating Olasiti Primary School
When Achieve in Africa first began working with Olasiti village, two of the classrooms in Olasiti Primary School were crumbling and unusable. AIA helped the school by tearing down the old classrooms and constructing new classrooms in their place. On a trip to Tanzania in 2011, AIA volunteers also helped to improve the school by repairing cracked floors, painting classrooms, and creating barriers around classrooms to route rainwater away from the school.
Other Achieve in Africa projects included providing school supplies and books, coordinating a pen pal program, installing solar panels to equip classrooms with electricity, and constructing a community learning center in the rural village of Ulolela in southern Tanzania.
AfricAid is currently poised for significant strategic growth. Our aim is to increase the recognition and importance of mentorship and development of soft skills in girls' education and empowerment programs. We are also focused on increasing the body of knowledge and support for girls' life skills and leadership education.
As we have grown over the last two decades, we have demonstrated that relatively simple, low-cost interventions during secondary school can have a significant impact on girls, creating a positive ripple effect across all of Tanzania. As we continue to support GLAMI in taking Binti Shupavu to scale, we will reach thousands of vulnerable adolescent girls throughout Tanzania. Simultaneously, we plan to continue supporting GLAMI in adding more Partner Schools for the Kisa Project, while expanding the resources provided to the growing number of Kisa Alumnae. Our shared long-term goal is to provide the benefit of robust mentoring programs to as many secondary school girls as we possibly can.
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I'm A Doctor and I Went To College with Kevin Sabet; He's Still Up To No Good
Dr. Kevin Sabet-Sharghi has a long track record of public relations campaigning stretching back to his teenage and college-going years perpetuating negative moral associations with cannabis-marijuana trade/use (and at one point, MDMA-ecstasy use) in order to maintain its social disapproval under the force of law.
In my own discussions with Sabet at United Nations venues, a National Association of Boards of Pharmacy meeting, and online, I have seen his activity to be far from credible, fact-based scientific reasoning. Instead, it could rightly be termed moral entrepreneurship, as he takes the lead to popularize negative associations related to marijuana-cannabis use.
While Kevin Sabet and I went to college together, we were not personally acquainted (but did have at least one friend in common). His name and likeness were known to me because of successive successful bids he launched to obtain an elected position in student government (I have a memory of him standing solo, wearing a suit and backpack, handing out campaign leaflets to students passing by on Sproul Plaza, UC Berkeley's main square).
In retrospect, we did share some commonalities. We started and graduated the same years, 1997-2001, won competitive national scholarships–he, the Marshall, I, the Goldwater, appeared on the College of Letters & Science Dean's Honor Roll, and had an interest in social mores regarding contraband drugs. Seth David Schoen, a famous member of our class at Berkeley who I took honors-level math with, frequently debated Sabet on the op-ed page of the student newspaper and characterized Sabet as "a _tremendously_ anti-drug student". The similarities end there.
Despite Kevin Sabet's media statements in which he champions and invokes the language of evidence-based medicine, public health, and scientific reasoning when recommending his 'middle way' cannabis policy, to be clear, he has no formal education in any of the relevant fields which would equip him with the ability to properly weigh the body of evidence regarding the risks and benefits cannabis medical use or public health outcomes.
Sabet is Not a Physician
In addition to being misleading, I personally take affront at Sabet's unqualified yet self-perceived medical and scientific credibility for which he gets a pass from the media. This is because I have spent over a decade actually training in the relevant disciplines by: completing a National Institutes of Health (NIH)-sponsored Medical Scientist Training Program leading to M.D. and Ph.D. degrees; earning a Ph.D. in a medical social science, medical geography, entailing significant public health training; conducting systematic doctoral research as a National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellow with patients using cannabis under medical authorization published in peer-reviewed journals and integrated into continuing medical educational and undergraduate curricula; and completing now my 4th year of residency training in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation before Hospice and Palliative Medicine fellowship.
By comparison, Sabet completed an M.S. in Comparative Social Policy, a one-year interdisciplinary program combining the fields of Political Science & International Relations and Sociology, followed by a Ph.D. in Social Policy in a Department of Social Policy and Social Work. His doctoral research involved a comparative study of drug policies in two American cities which involved no primary empirical data collection. While at Berkeley, he majored in political science and minored in public policy and had no formal undergraduate science background.
This did not stop him from attempting to speak for scientists while there. I once received an email from Sabet in which he tried to recruit me, as a part of a group of science students, to run for office, by touting his own affiliation with the Berkeley Engineers and Cal Scientists Party which he claimed represented the "often left out" engineers and scientists at Berkeley. Since I studied science and conducted lab research, I subscribed to the molecular and cell biology student listserve which he emailed.
Later in the thread, despite rules that disallow such unsolicited emails, he campaigned for re-election, citing as his top agenda item installation of secure "a 24-hour study facility/computer lab" on the "newly renovated" 7th floor of the student senate building. A 24-hour space did open as promised but the computer lab was a failed enterprise given that it had only 4 web-access-only computers, was ultimately gutted and converted to a commercial venue space and finally demolished along with the entire building due to seismic instability in early June 2013. Incidentally, his second top agenda item, a shuttle service to San Francisco on weekends, never materialized.
Based on his tweets, Sabet projects that he has always been interested in fair, civil debate and dialogue and has respected the rights of others, even if it was unpopular to do so. Many colleagues and I who have publicly debated Sabet comment about his use of misleading language and thinly-veiled attempts to marginalize or ridicule those who seek to normalize cannabis use in some fashion.
It turns out Sabet's track record of political engagement established while in college helps to contextualize his current dogged and relentless activity in the national and international arena to perpetuate stigmatization of cannabis-marijuana users. One student senator who was his contemporary at Berkeley wrote a political satire poem that characterized Sabet and his party members as resistant to real reforms and singled him out as brandishing a "cattle prod" to keep an "elitist" and "corrupt party machine" in line.
In reviewing Sabet's record of high-visibility activity while in elected office, a few noteworthy episodes are worth mentioning. In the name of exercising "social responsibility" on behalf of another, Sabet supported an unprecedented resolution in the student senate in 1998 asking a Berkeley undergraduate student to drop out of school after the media ran a story about the students' alleged inaction to report to authorities after his friend killed a 7-year-old girl in a Nevada casino in 1997 for which he was later convicted. This move was vetoed by the student body president who believed the student, never charged with a crime or student code violation, needed psychiatric help, not expulsion.
The following year, Sabet, referencing his Baha'i background, supported an effort in the student senate to call on the faculty senate to censure a Near Eastern Studies faculty member if he did not issue an apology to members of a student group at whom he allegedly shouted derogatory slurs during an argument while that group was publicly tabling on campus to commemorate the Armenian genocide. While the faculty member was never formally censured, the student group did receive an apology from a University body after the university conducted a five-month investigation that found the faculty member's actions to be protected within the bounds of free speech, an outcome the student group found unsatisfactory prompting the hollow senate resolution Sabet backed.
Finally, in an effort to reignite longstanding tensions by disparaging a historic symbol of Berkeley radicalism, Sabet sponsored an effort to place a non-binding resolution on the campus ballot regarding possible repurposing of People's Park, a free public park owned by the University that has symbolic status in campus history given the student unity and protest in the 1960s and '70s that saved it from becoming the site of a new dorm construction. The resolution was so ambiguously worded that, to the unsuspecting voter, it would not be apparent that Sabet's "impartial" beliefs were that the park was dirty, unkempt, and a blight on the community, as he referred to the park as "essentially a supermarket for drugs." The student body rejected Sabet's resolution.
RELATED: This piece is "supplemental material" for the piece published on AlterNet on 8-10-13 here (5 Biggest Lies from Anti-Pot Propagandist Kevin Sabet: It is time to bust the myths Sabet has been perpetuating).
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Shortly after we started dating, my boyfriend told me that he wanted to be my best friend. It was important to him to have a true and deep friendship with me. We have tried to be intentional in being good friends to one another, and this has significantly transformed and supported our relationship.
What Does it Mean to Have a Friendship in a Dating Relationship?
Being friends with your boyfriend when you are definitely "more than friends" seems to really help order the relationship. It helps us practice a love that mirrors God's love and friendship with us. God wants to be our best friend. He desires a love from us that encounters us in our deepest self.
When I keep friendship in mind within my relationship I can more easily and more deeply encounter who my boyfriend is. It also helps me to be my most authentic self so I can likewise show up as a true friend to him.
Friendship within dating ultimately means providing a place of safety where the other can feel safe sharing their deepest and truest self. A true friend can handle the parts of you that are silly, weak, broken, strong, uncomfortable, beautiful, intimidating, overbearing, fearful, wonderful, humiliating, angry, individual, and exquisite.
Having a friend in your romantic partner means you are safe with him. You know he accepts you and supports you, regardless of how things are going, and you likewise provide the same safety, acceptance and care for him.
In order to cultivate something, it's important to know what you want. Simply having the intention to be good friends with your significant other helps to make that happen. By simply voicing that you both want to be good friends to one another sets you on the path of learning how to do that well.
Friendship with your boyfriend ultimately flows from friendship with God. Being good friends within a romantic relationship also helps us to mirror God's love. The more we are connected in God's friendship, the more we can be true versions of ourselves and true friends to one another.
When my relationship is not going so well, it usually means I need to return more deeply to my relationship with God. It usually means that both my boyfriend and I need to individually turn to God in prayer, and to pray together. Our friendship with God is the source of our friendship with one another. When that gets out of place, we feel it in our relationship.
Being a friend to my boyfriend means I have to show up honest and true. This means that I practice being honest about the good things I see in him and I share what I appreciate about him, even if I feel a little vulnerable. This also means I have to be honest about the difficult things, too. This is both the hardest and the best part about having your romantic partner be a true friend. We have to be open to share and to receive one another's feelings and experiences, even if conflict is uncomfortable and we feel vulnerable.
Being true friends means we care enough to confront. It is precisely our friendship that makes this kind of openness and truth-telling possible. I know that at the heart of it, this man receives my feelings and what I have to say. Likewise, he knows that I am his true friend who listens to him and accepts him and what he is experiencing.
Friendship makes conflicts far more bearable to endure, but it furthermore makes the conflicts good experiences where we can come closer together and more deeply learn about one another. Our relationship then becomes a safe space of support, authenticity, and real love.
The best thing about having a friendship with your boyfriend is that it makes the relationship fun! This could look like a spontaneous trip just to get out of the house, enjoying a playful activity together, or planning something special together.
Personally, after working through conflicts or tough stuff, my boyfriend and I will often do something spontaneous or fun together. This helps us reconnect more quickly and come back to a space of joy and laughter together. I think nourishing our friendship in this way helps us care for our relationship as well as take care of one another.
I am in no way an expert, and my relationship is not perfect. My boyfriend and I are simply two imperfect people who are striving to follow God and learn how to best love and care for one another. We have found that nourishing our friendship is a way that helps us along that journey.
What about you? What do you think about cultivating friendship in a romantic relationship? If you are in a relationship, do you practice being friends with your partner? If you are single, is friendship in dating something important that you are looking for?


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It's Okay That's Love Cast Details & Our Take On The Show
Srijita Saha
In today's article, we shall talk about one of the very popular South Korean dramas It's Okay That's Love. Yes, you read it right. Though it's an old television series, even now it's quite on-demand. Those who love watching romantic dramas and also are big-time fans of Korean dramas must have already watched It's Okay That's Love. If you are one of them, how much did you like the series? In case you haven't watched the series yet, there is nothing to worry about. Many Kdrama fans haven't watched It's Okay That's Love yet. They are very curious to know about the plot and cast. We will also cover the review, in case you want to know before watching the series.
It's Okay That's Love is a romantic medical melodrama that aired on SBS TV in 2014. Even after seven long years, that is even at present, the series is on-demand and it has a huge fan base. Even the storyline is very good. We will cover everything about the television drama It's Okay That's Love. If you are one of the Kdrama fans who haven't watched the series yet, you must be very much excited about knowing the cast, plot and review of the drama. Isn't it so? I highly recommend you to watch the series It's Okay That's Love. So, what are you waiting for? Go ahead and get into this article to know more about the series, It's Okay That's Love.
It's Okay That's Love: Cast Members
Several famous actors have played their roles incredibly in the television drama It's Okay That's Love. The series itself received huge appreciation from the audiences because of the performances of every actor involved. Following is the list of these amazing actors- Jo In Sung, Sung Yu Bin, Gong Hyo Jin, Kang Joo Eun, Sung Dong Il, Lee Kwang Soo, Do Kyung Soo, Jin Kyung, Lee Sung Kyung, Yang Ik June, Cha Hwa Yeon, Kim Mi Kyung, Do Sang Woo, Choi Moon Kyung and Choi Seung Kyung. This ensemble list of actors have played the roles of Jang Jae Yeol, young Jang Jae Yeol, Ji Hae Soo, young Ji Hae Soo, Jo Dong Min, Park Soo Kwang, Han Kang Woo, Lee Young Jin, Oh So Nyeo, Jang Jae Beom, Ok Ja, Hae Soo's mother, Choi Ho, Ji Yoon Soo and Oh Do Deuk respectively.
It's Okay That's Love
Jang Jae Yeol is a famous novelist and a radio DJ who suffers from obsessive-compulsive disorder. When he was young, his mother accidentally killed his father. To save his mother, Jang Jae Yeol blames and testifies his brother for killing his brother. This guilt led him to develop the obsessive-compulsive disorder. On the other hand, Ji Hae Soo is a very ambitious psychiatrist. She is always prone to relationships and love. She never believed in love until meeting Jang Jae Yeol. After meeting him, both of them learn how to be compatible with each other. Initially, they were in contention. But later on, both of them start to feel for each other. They become very supportive of each other. Later, both of them learn that Jang Jae Yeol's mental illness is more serious than the initial days. What happens next? Does he recover? What do they end up with?
This romantic, medical melodrama was released on 23 July 2014 on SBS TV. The drama It's Okay That's Love has 16 episodes in total and it continued till 10 September 2014. The other name of the drama is It's Alright, This is Love. It's Okay That's Love is written by Noh Hee Kyung and is directed by Kim Kyu Tae.
As per IMDb, the series has got quite a good rank that is 8.3/10. The story portrays the amazing chemistry between the two characters Jang Jae Yeol and Ji Hae Soo. Besides the storyline, the performances of each actor were too good. I highly recommend you to watch the drama, if you haven't watched it yet.
Many of you are curious to know where to watch the drama It's Okay That's Love. All the 16 episodes of the drama are exclusively available on Netflix. You need to have a minimum (monthly) subscription to watch the drama on Netflix. I'm sure you won't regret watching it.
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Written By Srijita Saha
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Students had to get their robot into the tunnel and inside a chamber in which they couldn't see the inside.
An ongoing robotic project at Ryerson could help researchers access unstable archeological dig sites.
At the end of last semester, students from Ryerson professor Alexander Ferworn's Human Robotic Interaction (HRI) class designed six remote-operated devices with the objective of exploring underground tunnels in the ancient city of el-Hibeh, Egypt.
The students tested their robots in a simulated underground cave as part of their final exam. The demonstration took place on April 26 at the Ryerson Student Learning Centre and marked the end of an initial phase of brainstorming and development.
Ryerson professor and leading researcher Jean Li and her team are currently working on developing prototypes that can be brought to el-Hibeh to field test this winter.
El-Hibeh is a well-preserved archeological site dating back to the first millennium BC.
But, as a result of the Egyptian Revolution in 2011, a lot of the archaeological material has been damaged or heavily looted.
Li began this interdisciplinary collaboration project between Ryerson's computer sciences, digital media and history departments after getting inspiration to return to el-Hibeh and assess the damage.
"This is one of these issues of how do we … use the resources we have here at Ryerson, use the innovation, the technology, the interdisciplinary [elements] at Ryerson to come up with a solution for a real world problem that also helps disseminate knowledge, that helps highlight the crisis of cultural heritage that's going on not just in Egypt but all over the world," said Li.
She reached out to Michael Carter, director of industry relations and Ferworn, program director at the Master of Digital Media (MDM), about the partnership.
Ferworn presented the HRI course as a joint offering to undergraduates in computer science and graduates from the MDM programs.
"The thing they share in common is that they have to do a project night together and I made it mandatory that MDM students must work with computer science students and computer science students must work with MDM students. There's no way of doing it without collaboration," said Ferworn.
The project became known as the BUSA dig project, named after the play tunnel purchased from Ikea. Students had to get their robot into the tunnel and inside a chamber in which they couldn't see the inside. They then had to drive around and find artifacts within the chamber without setting off booby traps that could damage their robots.
"I provided very little guidance apart from 'here's the tunnel, here's the chamber, it's going to be full of stuff and you have to find everything in it but then you have to get your robot out of it,'" said Ferworn.
There were six groups, each operating their own robot, who came up with different strategies for solving the problem in the span of three weeks.
"We had to come up with something and sort of hypothesize what we might get and then when we get on to the actual environment, it was you sort of learned on the go," said Rob Blain, an MDM student who took part in the exam.
Some students used coffee sticks to make sure they didn't touch anything while others used wiffle balls for armour and solar sensors to determine the elevation of the ceiling. One group even used web streaming and operated their robot from Montreal.
The next step in the project is to get more institutional funding from Ryerson.
Blain continued working on his robot after the exam and investigated the idea of how to build a robot for a novice driver through user testing.
"[Blain] has a working prototype which we're kind of basing any future endeavour on, so we're going to actually try and do this for real, should Jean Li get funding for actually going there to do more exploration," Ferworn said.


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Every December from 1963 for eighteen years, on Gaudy Night, while Master of Massey College, Robertson Davies told a ghost story. These he collected into a book called High Spirits (Penguin Books paperback 1982), explaining in the first chapter both their oral nature and light parody of ghost tales (weird blue light, ghostly visitors in need of something). He also wrote a novel called Murther and Walking Spirits (1991), which I haven't read. Judith Skelton Grant, author of the biography Man of Myth, links this novel to tales told by his father about Welshpool in Wales, where the family lived above the family tailor shop.
Ghosts? Robertson Davies? What's any of this got to do with Canadian Writers Abroad? Two things. I've been meaning to mention the years that Robertson Davies lived abroad. He was at Oxford from 1935-1938. From there he went into theatre, acting and studying to be a director at The Old Vic from 1938-1940. During his time in the UK, he visited Welshpool and Wales and picked up stories of his own. As well as a wife.
Second, we went to Wales, and spent a few hours in Welshpool, entering the market building, spotting a few characters on the streets, climbing the hill to a looming church and its graveyard. Images perfect for illustrating ghost stories. Not, however, suitable for High Spirits, which is most definitely set in the modern building of Massey College and introduces the most mild-mannered ghosts ever. Amusing stories include the ghost of a student wanting to pass his PhD oral, and resentful founders of the college who quarrel. Former kings and prime ministers too. And a most fearsome feminist, quite likely the scariest of all back in those days.
Some New Yorker ghost stories.
A Celebration of Robertson Davies by Jeff Halperin in Macleans.
Robertson Davies interviewed by Elisabeth Sifton in The Paris Review.
Previously on CWA, Robertson Davies and Fifth Business.
The tradition of telling a story on Gaudy Night was still going strong when I was the Barbara Moon Editorial Fellow at Massey (2013). In fact, then-master John Fraser released a collection of his entitled, "The Master's Menagerie: Gaudy Night Bedtime Stories." Many of them featured the critters who live in and around the college (not of the two-footed variety) and were inventive and quite hilarious — though not necessarily spooky. Hugh Segal is the new master and I'm not sure if he's keeping up the tradition. Let's hope so!


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Shree Saini from USA and Mandeep Kaur Sandhu from India win Miss and Mrs India Worldwide 2018
22-year-old Indian American student, Shree Saini, from Washington has been crowned as Miss India Worldwide 2018 during a gala held on Dec. 14 in Fords, New Jersey. Shree Saini bested more than 17 girls of Indian descent from different countries to win the 27th edition of the Miss India Worldwide pageant. The winner is of Punjab-origin and an anti-bullying activist who also has her own blog.
Sakshi Sinha from Australia and Anusha Sareen from the United Kingdom were respectively declared first and second runner-ups in the competition.
At the same event, Mrs India Worldwide 2018 was held simultaneously together with Miss India Worldwide 2018 where India's Mandeep Kaur Sandhu, who hails from Haryana, was crowned as Mrs India Worldwide 2018.
Jeya Priya Pandian from Malaysia and Kavita Malhotra Pattani from USA were declared the first and second runner ups of the Mrs India Worldwide 2018 respectively.
The next edition of the Miss India Worldwide will be held in Mumbai in 2019, said Dharmatma Saran, chairman and founder of the India Festival Committee that organises the pageant.
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Raina Sharma Laimayum is Miss Manipur 2018
Mumbai Teen Apurva Pravin Thakur crowned Miss Teen Universe India 2019


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