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Children's Story: Why The Sheep Often Stands In The Middle Of The Road But The Goat Wouldn't
Stories play vital role in the lives of children. Years back, our ancestors create stories to entertain children.There are thousands of African stories for children.
Everyone knows how stubborn the Goat is and humble the Sheep is, yet they put aside their differences to become friends.
In an argument, the Goat told the Sheep: "You are very stupid." And the Sheep told the Goat: "Don't let my humbleness deceive you, because I'm one of the wisest creatures on earth."
The goat escapes through the window of the bus, after failing to pay his fare for the journey.
"Why are you called 'The Stubborn Goat? Let me remind you of this reference in Psalm 109:3, about me: The Sheep quotes, "You know that the Lord, he is God! It is he, who made us, and we are his; we are his people, and the sheep of his pasture." "Because you are stubborn, your reference in the Bible is "Separating Goats from Sheep," you better change your ways, to inherit the Kingdom of God." The Sheep concluded.
What the Sheep told Goat, touched him emotionally that he decides to repent and change his ways. He suggested to the Sheep that they should embark on a journey to have a good time, to enable him learn more from him and the Sheep agreed. The fully prepared Sheep took everything he needs for the journey, including money to buy food.
Even though the Goat is aware of what they need for the journey, he took everything and ignored taking some money with him. It seems the greedy and stubborn Goat isn't yet ready to change his bad habits. Mid way in the journey, the driver's mate starts collecting the fare from passengers. Everyone in the bus, including Sheep paid, but the Goat told the mate: "My money is deep in my pocket, I will pay you when we reach our destination."
The driver's mate refused to accept Goat's explanation, because he knows how cunning Goat is. He told Goat: "I will only agree to your proposal if you allow me to put this rope around your neck, so that you might not escape." The answer goat wasn't expecting made him start sweating profusely. Goat knows that he has no choice than to escape. While the vehicle still in motion, the desperate Goat leaped through one of the opened window's of the bus, leaving his seat and Sheep behind.
The sheep stands in the middle of the road waiting for the driver's mate to collect back his change.
The stupefied Sheep was shocked to the extent that he forgets to collect his change, after making the payment to the driver's mate, while Goat's name was added to the wanted people's list. This is the reason the Goat many times escapes when he sees an approaching vehicle, while Sheep stands in the middle of the street, waiting for the driver's mate, to collect back his forgotten change.
NB: One of my new projects "Anthology Of African Stories For Children," comes out next year. (2016) In this book, the writer collects the best inspiring, educative and interesting stories, brewed from African pot, to entertain children all over the world. Let your children enjoy diversity of culture by having a copy of this wonderful book.
29/07/2015 Books, Digital Market in Europe, E-Commerce, Entertainment, Feature, Life, Lifesytle, Review, Social problems, Society 6 Comments Bad PeopleBooksBusinessCelebrityCNNCunningDishonestyEntrepreneursFamousFollowFollowerGood PeopleJournalistsLivelihoodMusiciansNetworkingOnlineServiceSocial MediaTweepdashTweetsTwitterUnfollowWriters
Twitter: The Cheating Games Many Users Play On That Social Media
'Twitter is an online social networking service that enables users to send and read short 140-character messages called "tweets". Registered users can read and post tweets, but unregistered users can only read them.' That's the sweetest and shortest introduction of this famous social media, business men, entrepreneurs and people from all walks of life engaged for their livelihood.
On Twitter activities are tweeted, mails are exchanged and friendships are made. However, since every society there are both good and bad people, the same way the social media is occupied by both good and bad people, including people that take the advantage to cheat and those that do desperate things just to gain followers.
I registered on Twitter in 2011. Among all the social media, Twitter was the one I gave less attention to, concentrating much on Facebook. It seems I didn't know the worth or significance of the Twitter that time. I got notification of every follower, but ignored without following back. Probably I wasn't even aware that I need to follow back, because I was green and amateur to social media.
After learning much about Twitter, it was too late and most of those that followed me were gone and when I became more serious on Twitter, following back my new followers, I realized that the social media I had ignored for over two years, worth more than 'silver and gold.' Frankly speaking, it is not easy to build or solicit for followers. People are crying to be followed on Twitter, because the more followers you have, the evidence that you are either celebrity or an important person in the society.
The hard way to generate followers genuinely without purchase, has increased dishonesty and cunning activities on Twitter. Out of the blue comes a message of followers. You want to be honest and sincere, so you follow them back, but after two or three days, those you sincerely followed them, unfollow you to increase the number of their followers. Some even do that the same day. Most people who do that profile reads "Following 1,257, Followers 315. Instead of them 'unfollow' those who aren't following them, they unfollow the follower, they think aren't important to follow.
Thanks to 'Tweepdash' which gives me information of those unfaithful ones to weed them out from my yard. On Twitter you see profiles like 'Be Distinct.' He wants to fly but has no wings and wants to be a celebrity by means of Twitter. He follows you and a day after he unfollows. This is the style many Twitter users adopt to increase the number of their followers and be 'distinct.'
I wonder why people make a fun of themselves in this manner and think they are very intelligent. Greed is everywhere and wherever it exists, corruption and dishonesty rule. People pay for book review to be given a good review and many writers who hate to do such things, are merely seen as bad writers, because they see no review yet for their books.
I will always be happy even if I have one follower, because there is a reason that person followed me. I'm fortunate to have great authors such as Joel Friedlander, CNN's Jim Clancy and musicians such as Chuck D of Public Enemy and Digital Underground following me on Twitter.
09/03/2015 23/03/2016 Books, Education, Feature, History, Non-fiction, Review Adam HochschildAfricaBelgiumBrutalCongoCruelCunningEdmund MorelGenocidal Plundering Of CongoKing Leopold IIMonstrousSavage
King Leopold's Ghost: A Story Of Greed, Terror, And Heroism In Colonial Africa
In the 1880's, as the European powers were carving up Africa, King Leopold II of Belgium seized for himself the vast and mostly unexplored territory surrounding the Congo River. Carrying out a genocidal plundering of the Congo, he looted its rubber, brutalized its people, and ultimately slashed its population by ten million–all the while shrewdly cultivating his reputation as a great humanitarian.
Heroic efforts to expose these crimes eventually led to the first great human rights movement of the twentieth century, in which everyone from Mark Twain to the Archbishop of Canterbury participated. King Leopold's Ghost is the haunting account of a megalomaniac of monstrous proportions, a man as cunning, charming, and cruel as any of the great Shakespearean villains.
It is also the deeply moving portrait of those who fought Leopold: a brave handful of missionaries, travelers, and young idealists who went to Africa for work or adventure and unexpectedly found themselves witnesses to a holocaust. Adam Hochschild brings this largely untold story alive with the wit and skill of a Barbara Tuchman.
Like her, he knows that history often provides a far richer cast of characters than any novelist could invent. Chief among them is Edmund Morel, a young British shipping agent who went on to lead the international crusade against Leopold. Another hero of this tale, the Irish patriot Roger Casement, ended his life on a London gallows.
Two courageous black Americans, George Washington Williams and William Sheppard, risked much to bring evidence of the Congo atrocities to the outside world. Sailing into the middle of the story was a young Congo River steamboat officer named Joseph Conrad. And looming above them all, the duplicitous billionaire King Leopold II.
With great power and compassion, King Leopold's Ghost will brand the tragedy of the Congo–too long forgotten–onto the conscience of the West.
Adam Hochschild (pronunciation: "'Hoch"' as in "spoke"; "'schild"' as in "build") published his first book, "Half the Way Home: A Memoir of Father and Son," in 1986. Michiko Kakutani of The New York Times called it "an extraordinarily moving portrait of the complexities and confusions of familial love . . . firmly grounded in the specifics of a particular time and place, conjuring them up with Proustian detail and affection."
It was followed by "The Mirror at Midnight: A South African Journey," and "The Unquiet Ghost: Russians Remember Stalin." His 1997 collection, "Finding the Trapdoor: Essays, Portraits, Travels," won the PEN/Spielvogel-Diamonstein Award for the Art of the Essay. "King Leopold's Ghost: A Story of Greed, Terror and Heroism in Colonial Africa" was a finalist for the 1998 National Book Critics Circle Award. It also won a J. Anthony Lukas award in the United States, and the Duff Cooper Prize in England.
Five of his books have been named Notable Books of the Year by The New York Times Book Review. His "Bury the Chains: Prophets and Rebels in the Fight to Free an Empire's Slaves" was a finalist for the 2005 National Book Award in Nonfiction and won the Los Angeles Times Book Prize for History.
"To End All Wars: A Story of Loyalty and Rebellion, 1914-1918," Hochschild's latest book, was a New York Times bestseller. It was a finalist for the 2011 National Book Critics Circle Award for General Nonfiction and won the 2012 Dayton Literary Peace Prize for Nonfiction.
The American Historical Association gave Hochschild its 2008 Theodore Roosevelt-Woodrow Wilson Award for Public Service, a prize given each year to someone outside the academy who has made a significant contribution to the study of history.
"Throughout his writings over the last decades," the Association's citation said, "Adam Hochschild has focused on topics of important moral and political urgency, with a special emphasis on social and political injustices and those who confronted and struggled against them, as in the case of Britain's 18th-century abolitionists in 'Bury the Chains';
'The Mirror at Midnight', a study of the struggle between the Boers and Zulus for control over South Africa in the 19th-century Battle of Blood River and its contentious commemoration by rival groups 150 years later; the complex confrontation of Russians with the ghost of Stalinist past in 'The Unquiet Ghost: Russians Remember Stalin'; and the cruelties enacted during the course of Western colonial expansion and domination, notably in his widely acclaimed 'King Leopold's Ghost: A Story of Greed, Terror, and Heroism in Colonial Africa', among his many other publications. All his books combine dramatic narratives and meticulous research. . . .
" 'King Leopold's Ghost' had an extraordinary impact, attracting readers the world over, altering the teaching and writing of history and affecting politics and culture at national and international levels. Published in English and translated into 11 additional languages, the book has been incorporated into secondary school curricula and appears as a key text in the historiography of colonial Africa for college and graduate students.
But it is within Belgium that Hochschild's work has had the most dramatic impact, demonstrating the active and transformative power of history. The publication of 'King Leopold's Ghost' forced Belgians to come to terms for the first time with their long buried colonial past and generated intense public debate that so troubled Belgian officials that they reportedly instructed diplomats on how to deflect embarrassing questions that the book raised about the past.
The book offered welcome support for others in Belgium who sought acknowledgment and accountability for Belgian actions in the Congo. . . . Few works of history have the power to effect such significant change in people's understanding of their past."
Hochschild teaches narrative writing at the Graduate School of Journalism at the University of California at Berkeley. He and his wife, sociologist and author Arlie Russell Hochschild, have two sons and two granddaughters.
https://joelsavage1.wordpress.com/2015/09/21/face-to-face-with-the-ghost-of-belgiums-king-leopold-ii-special-interview-with-the-idi-amin-of-belgium/
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Germany optimistic of listing Masood Azhar on EU terror list
Mar 19, 2019, 09:50 pm IST
New Delhi: India's diplomatic moves are gaining ground with Germany backing France's move to freeze assets of Jaish-e-Mohammad chief Masood Azhar and expressing optimism that the terror chief will soon be on the terror list of the European Union.
The spokesperson of Germany embassy Hans Christian Winkler said, "Final discussion on security and foreign policy can only be taken once all members of EU agree to it."
However, Germany said that it will be able to muster up the support of other members in the EU to put Masood Azhar on the terror list. He said that the EU is approaching it very positively.
The other day, China hinted that the issue of Masood Azhar will be resolved soon. It was a big scaling down of its prior stand. China had vetoed a UN Security Council resolution to ban the terror chief.
Masood Azhar is accused of many terror attacks in India including the Pulwama attack which killed 40 CRPF soldiers. The attack led to major escalation between India and Pakistan. India struck back at the Jaish-e-Mohammad terror camps at Balakot in Pakistan with a successful airstrike using Mirage 2000 jets.

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The fog has lifted off of the coast of Seattle with the rise of Origin Records. As the fisherman of jazz today, they've cast their nets and pulled in a catch of fresh, raw and bold talent. Their latest catch: saxophonist Ricky Sweum.
Pulling Your Own Strings, which came out in mid-August 2009, has received some of the highest accolades from today's best musicians including Dave Liebman who quotes Ricky as being a "burning tenor player with technique and ideas to spare...well worth checking out." Other musicians who praise his album include Walt Weiskopf, Saxophonist Bill Evans, Bassist Rufus Reid, Pianist Marian McPartland, and James Moody who said it was a, "pleasure for my ears."
But what catches the ears and places them in full attention is his sound. There's candy with each sound bite. His playful style is obviously related to many distant jazz family members.
The influence of Dexter Gordon and Michael Brecker can be heard, with a dash of Leibman on the side. His hipster caché can be attributed to many of those grandfathered influences. Yet the tone and rhythm of his attitude can only be granted from his inner core.
The day in and day out of the life...touring the country with a big band, being a father, running his own gig scene in a small-ish town has grossly changed his tune and his story. Breaking across the expected norm, he's pulled his own strings to contribute a unique weave to the cloth of modern jazz. Every tune is original, fresh and outstanding.
All About Jazz: Where were you or what was your school of thought when you were recording this album?
Ricky Sweum: I like the basic Buddhist principle, which I believe applies: We must always realize that we have choices instead of falling prey to whatever action that's happening. We should be aware of the different feelings that are arising within us and choose to act in a way, at all times, that is peaceful to others.
One of the themes in my life for a period of time was the idea that I had to be content and happy with what is. I had to not feel like something has to be different or that it could have been done better or that I had to go back and relive that moment and think about how it could have been better...I have to, instead, just own what is.
AAJ: Do you feel this way about the album? That it is what it is? That you own it?
RS: Yes I do. I didn't feel like this initially. Not at all. I spent the first few weeks after the recording feeling like I was going to have to put it in the trash and redo it. All of us felt really bad about it.
We had this excitement of going into the studio after we had been playing tons of gigs over the summer (of which I had digitally recorded every single one of them and listened to them) which gave us great confidence to go into the studio. We were used to creating these magical moments and then listening to them right away. It puffed us up, made us think that we deserved to be in the studio...but when we did the session we were all driving back from Denver and we put the rough mix in the CD player and all just felt terrible about it.
AAJ: Was it the recording session itself that made you feel this way? Or was it something else?
RS: Yes. I don't know if it's the experience of performing live in front of people who are feeding off of your energy and music and your solos...finishing a tune and getting applause and that instant gratification of the memory of what we just did. This is a great feeling.
But while we were in the studio it felt like it was representative of us on a night where we were only there 70%. And this feeling, after the recording, lasted for a good month. But listening to it almost a year later, having the distance, we all feel that it's a wonderful representation of our talent. We all love it.
Going through that initial disappointment was huge. I didn't think it was as good as I hoped it would be and I was worried because I had already committed to the mixing process and hired a Grammy Award-winner to do so. I thought, okay, I need to commit to this and be with it and that's when my attitude shifted. I guess we find what we look for. It's as easy to dwell on the negative things as it is to dwell on the positive.
AAJ: You're signed to and distributed by Origin records. What would you say was your biggest challenge in the process of hiring and finding the right label for your album?
RS: I had it in the back of my mind, once everything was laid down in the studio, or even before that really, I hoped that the album would be picked up by a label. I've done a number of recordings in the past that have all been self-released and they were great but I only sold a couple of them, gave them away mostly to friends.
Having the label was something that seemed to be missing in my musical development. It was one of those things I think a lot of musicians need to have in their lives. But for me, I'd been feeling that I needed it for a long time even though I went through such a long stretch where I didn't feel like I was ready to put forth the effort to have something on a big label.
That being said, you can, as an artist or musician, spend a lifetime in a practice room preparing for something. If you're always looking to improve, you can always have the excuse that you're not ready, especially in music where there are always going to be an infinite amount of things to work on. For me, I had to have that missing step, that validation. I didn't have anything under my own name. Obtaining it became this big unknown...I had to figure out how to break into it.


My weird school volume 2.
In the second book of the original My Weird School series, Principal Klutz goes nuts! He wants to climb to the top of the Ella Mentry School flagpole. He even kissed a pig on the lips and painted his bald head orange. And now he wants to bungee jump off the roof of the school dressed as Santa Claus!
Perfect for reluctant readers and word lovers alike, bestselling author Dan Gutman's insanely popular My Weird School series has something for everyone. Don't forget to join A.J. and the gang on the rest of their hilarious adventures.
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It's quite possible that Kate Mulgrew has cloned herself. Star Trek: Voyager's Captain Janeway seems to be everywhere at the moment. Mulgrew recently announced that she's writing a memoir that will be published in 2015 by Little, Brown and Company. She's also shooting the upcoming second season of her popular Netflix series, Orange Is the New Black, in which she'll reprise her role as Red. Netflix has not yet announced when the show's sophomore year will premiere.
Additionally, Mulgrew has wrapped production on Drawing Home, an indie drama due out in 2014. Mulgrew stars alongside Juan Riedinger, Julie Lynn Mortensen, Peter Strauss and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine recurring guest star Wallace Shawn. And, finally, two lucky Mulgrew fans can win lunch with the actress at the New York City restaurant, Fresco. The lunch will go to the highest bidder as part of a CharityBuzz.com auction that's under way now, with the proceeds benefitting the RFK Center for Justice and Human Rights. As of today, the bidding stands at $1000, and the auction will run through December 17. Click HERE for details.


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The Aesthetics of Joy
Ingrid Fetell Lee on design principles that spark positivity and moments of happiness.
By Heidi Wachter | June 2019
Why do blowing bubbles, riding Ferris wheels, and twirling Hula-Hoops make us smile? Why do animals — from dogs to dolphins — always seem to try to play with a ball?
While studying for a graduate degree at Pratt Institute, Brooklyn-based designer Ingrid Fetell Lee began searching for answers to why certain places and objects elicit positive emotions.
A former design director at IDEO, Fetell Lee discovered that our attraction to circles, for example, is backed by research showing that humans implicitly associate curved forms with safety and positivity and angular shapes with danger and negativity. One study found that the brain's amygdala (which plays a role in the human fight-or-flight response) was more active when a person viewed an angular object, like a square dish, than when the person looked at a circular version of the same object.
Research by psychologists and neuroscientists; interviews with celebrated artists, gardeners, and architects; and visits to enchanting vistas in Iceland and a treehouse bed and breakfast helped Fetell Lee identify 10 aesthetics of joy: energy, abundance, freedom, harmony, play, surprise, transcendence, magic, celebration, and renewal.
We can use these to design our homes, work spaces, and communities in ways that create — and allow us to experience — joyful moments.
"Round objects offer unique potential for discovery and delight," she writes in Joyful: The Surprising Power of Ordinary Things to Create Extraordinary Happiness. "Pompoms sewn along the edges of curtains or pillows make them irresistibly playful and tactile."
Curved coffee tables, for instance, spark lively conversations and impromptu games; soft or rounded edges encourage movement and flow.
Experience Life | How do you define joy and why did you choose to focus on creating joy over pursuing happiness?
Ingrid Fetell Lee | According to psychological literature, joy is an intense momentary experience of positive emotion — one that's recognizable through physical expressions like smiling and laughter and through physical feelings such as a sense of lightness in your body.
Psychologists often equate happiness with something called "subjective well-being" or how we feel about our lives over time. Unlike happiness, joy is momentary and transient, and because of that I think it's more accessible immediately.
Related to design, I think we can much more easily understand how to create momentary experiences of something than we can understand how to create an amorphous state of being like happiness.
EL | How does design improve our lives?
IFL | When I first heard about the transformation of the city of Tirana, Albania, I thought it was too good to be true. The mayor had a crew of painters cover a historic building with vibrant orange paint, and then they continued to paint more buildings, which led to a revitalized city with safer streets, less litter, and more businesses.
But as I dug into the research on color, I found a cross-cultural study of work environments in diverse countries — Argentina, Sweden, and Saudi Arabia — showing that people working in more colorful work environments are more alert. They're more interested, confident, and joyful than people working in drab spaces.
When you know that, it starts to make more sense that a color applied to the surface of something isn't just about the surface — color makes us feel more alive, energetic, and joyful. These feelings then have ripple effects. There's research showing that small moments of positivity actually make us more attuned to positivity in our surroundings.
So one good thing happens to us and our minds are more open to seeing positivity in the world around us, creating what psychologists call "upward spirals."
EL | Minimalism has become very popular for its simplicity and ability to create serenity in a too-often-chaotic world, but humans also need sensory stimulation. How can we design spaces for both?
IFL | When I talk about minimalism, I don't mean decluttering or trying to live with less. Those are great goals. I'm talking about the tendency toward using gray and beige color palettes and a Spartan aesthetic with minimal furnishings associated with modernism architecturally.
When it comes to design of our spaces, I think it's important to recognize that it's OK to embrace what feels and looks good to us rather than what someone else tells us is good taste. Some people don't want as much stimulation in their environment and that's OK as long as it's a natural affinity.
What I discovered in the process of writing this book is that our brains are wired for a certain amount of sensory stimulation. Studies in animals show that monkeys and cats reared without visual stimulation fail to develop part of their visual cortex, leaving them with permanent visual defects. Mice will choose to spend time in sensorially enriched environments instead of sterile ones, and those reared in such enriched environments perform better on tests of learning and memory than their peers in regular cages.
There's reason to believe that the findings might carry over to humans. Studies of touch, for example, show it can lead to reduced stress, improved mood, and enhanced attentiveness. Sensorially enriched environments can slow the rate of cognitive decline associated with certain conditions, like dementia and Alzheimer's. Sensory stimulation is also important for our cognitive development as children.
Look at the environments that we evolved from — they are stimulating. Nature, for example, is vibrant and filled with lots of colors, textures, sounds, and air flow. So it makes sense that caregivers report that stimuli can bring dementia patients out of withdrawn states.
But look at a typical nursing home — it doesn't invite engagement. British color expert Hilary Dalke combats the problem by using a variety of paint colors and wallpapers when designing nursing homes, to differentiate spaces and immerse residents in a variety of sensations.
EL | What are some ways that we can create more moments of joy through design?
IFL | Adding color to your home — like your front door — is a great place to start, because it's simple, visible, reaches a lot of people, and doesn't cost very much.
The aesthetic of surprise is another joy booster. So hide surprises for yourself or other people. For example, if I'm near an ocean, I'll sometimes stash seashells in my coat pocket, or if I go to a concert, I'll keep the ticket stub. Then, when I come back to wear the coat again, I'll find something that sparks a joyful memory.
Heidi Wachter is an Experience Life staff writer.
Feel-good advice from Marci Shimoff's collection of positive-psychology wisdom.
The Emotional Toll of Clutter
By Jessie Sholl
What is your space saying about you — and what is it doing to your energy, mood and outlook on life?
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The Happiness Curve
By Heidi Wachter
Feeling gloomy in your middle years? Award-winning journalist Jonathan Rauch tells us why life gets better after 50.
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By Cat Thompson
It's not a rat race for money, success and achievement. The quest for true happiness has far more value – for you and everyone around you.


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California Sports Betting: Democrats Oppose Online Wagering Measure, Stay Neutral on Retail
California's Democratic Party announced on Sunday its support for several ballot measures — but not for the two legal sports betting initiatives that will go before voters in November.
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The ballot measure that aims to bring online sports betting to California has run afoul of the political party that holds the levers of power in the Golden State.
Instead, the Democrats — who hold majorities in the legislature, and occupy the governor's office — voted to oppose Proposition 27, which would legalize online sportsbooks in the state, and to remain neutral on Proposition 26, which would allow for in-person sports betting at tribal casinos and horse-racing tracks.
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However, that outcome was viewed as a win by supporters of the tribal-backed, retail-only Proposition 26. Although the Democrats won't throw their support behind the initiative, it appears that they will at least avoid fighting it.
"By opposing Prop 27, California Democrats rejected out-of-state corporations and reaffirmed their commitment to California's Indian tribes," said Reid Milanovich, tribal chairman of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, in a press release.
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Still, it's not clear yet whether or not voters will approve or reject either sports-betting proposition. And while Proposition 27 may lack support from state Democrats, it has plenty of financial backing from major sportsbook operators such as BetMGM, DraftKings, and FanDuel.
Those proponents of the online-betting initiative claim it would provide hundreds of millions of dollars a year in tax revenue to the state to help fund interim and permanent housing. If passed, the measure would allow for online sports betting via partnerships with Native American tribes.
"The initiative achieves this by licensing, tightly regulating, and taxing online sports betting," the website for Californians for Solutions to Homelessness and Mental Health Support says. "In 2018, the Supreme Court ruled states could legalize betting on sports, and nearly half of the country has safely authorized online sports betting, generating revenue windfalls to fund state priorities."
Yet the opponents of Proposition 27 say it would instead increase the risk of addiction and potentially expose underage residents to online gambling.
"Prop 27 is not a solution to anything," Milanovich said in the press release. "It would expose children to a massive expansion of gambling and turn every cell phone, gaming console, tablet and laptop into a gambling device. Prop 27 is a direct attack on tribal gaming and Indian self-reliance."
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Prussian Blue was an American white power music duo which was composed of Lynx Vaughan Gaede and Lamb Lennon Gaede, fraternal twins who were born on June 30, 1992, in Bakersfield, California. The duo was formed in early 2003 by their mother April Gaede, a member of the neo-Nazi organization National Vanguard. Their music was described as racist and white supremacist, promoting neo-Nazi rhetoric such as Holocaust denial.

Lynx and Lamb were about 14 years old when they decided to cease touring. In a 2011 interview with The Daily, a U.S. and Australian news app, the twins renounced their previous political views.

History

In an interview with Vice Magazine, the twins stated, "Part of our heritage is German American. Also our eyes are blue, and Prussian Blue is just a really pretty color." They also remarked, "there is also the discussion of the lack of 'Prussian Blue' coloring (Zyklon B residue) in the so-called gas chambers in the concentration camps. We think it might make people question some of the inaccuracies of the 'Holocaust' myth." This is a reference to claims made by many Holocaust deniers that the Holocaust either did not happen or had far fewer victims than generally believed.

Lynx and Lamb Gaede first performed together by singing at a white nationalist festival called "Eurofest" in 2001. They began learning how to play instruments in 2002 (Lamb plays the guitar and Lynx plays the violin). In the same year they appeared on a VH1 special called Inside Hate Rock. In 2003, they were featured in a Louis Theroux BBC documentary, entitled Louis and the Nazis, on racism and white supremacy in the United States. Lamb, Lynx, and their mother, April Gaede, also appeared in the low-budget 2003 horror film Dark Walker.

The twins recorded and released a debut CD at the end of 2004 called Fragment of the Future (Resistance Records) which had both acoustic folk-rock and bubblegum-pop sounds. A year later, they recorded their second album, The Path We Chose, which has a more traditional rock sound including both acoustic and electric guitar. Most of the songs on the second album lack the racial and white supremacist overtones of Fragment of the Future and are about more mainstream subject matter, like boys, crushes, and dating. On October 20, 2005, Prussian Blue was featured in a critical segment on ABC's Primetime. A DVD, Blonde Hair Blue Eyes, featuring three music videos and some live performances, was released in 2005. The pair toured the United States in 2005. On August 22, 2006, they were again featured in a critical segment on ABC's Primetime.

The twins moved with their mother and stepfather, Mark Harrington, and their younger half-sister, Dresden, from Bakersfield to Kalispell in Montana, in 2006; in their mother's words, Bakersfield was "not white enough." Some of their new neighbors did not welcome them; many city residents passed out flyers warning people of the family's views, and signs proclaiming "No Hate Here" appeared on some windows around the town. Some of the people who passed out flyers received threatening letters from members of out-of-state white supremacist organizations.<ref name=abcnews>{{cite web |url=https://abcnews.go.com/Primetime/story?id=2449483&page=1 |title=Town Tells White Separatist Singers 'No Hate Here |website=ABCnews.com |author=Bill Redeker |date=2006-09-15 |access-date=2007-11-12 }}</ref> The Montana Human Rights Network planned a rally in Kalispell to protest against the family's racist views.

The twins toured Europe in the summer of 2007, performing at events for white nationalist organizations. They also appeared as guests on The Political Cesspool. But as of early 2009, the band's website and MySpace page were no longer operational.

Ideology
The duo had strong ties to the National Vanguard organization, a "white nationalist" group which was formed by disaffected former members of the National Alliance. Their ideology has been described as racist and white supremacist by mainstream media outlets. The Daily Telegraph reported that, on stage, the twins executed Nazi salutes.

According to ABC News, the girls were homeschooled by their mother, April Gaede, an activist and a writer for the white nationalist organization National Vanguard. The twins' maternal grandfather, who lives in Squaw Valley, Fresno County, California, wears a Nazi swastika belt buckle; he also features the swastika on his truck and he has registered it as a cattle brand. During their ABC interview, the twins said they believed that Adolf Hitler was a great man with good ideas, and they described the Holocaust as being exaggerated. They have also been criticized for stipulating that the goods they donated to Hurricane Katrina victims should only go to white people: "After a day of trying, the supplies ended up with few takers, dumped at a local shop that sells Confederate memorabilia."

A 2011 profile in The Daily describes the twins' rejection of some of their previous political views as follows:

But after enrolling in public school and moving to Montana — a predominantly white state, albeit one with a decidedly hippie-ish vibe — Lamb and Lynx decided they simply no longer believed what they'd been taught. ..."I'm glad we were in the band," Lynx said, "but I think we should have been pushed toward something a little more mainstream and easier for us to handle than being front-men for a belief system that we didn't even completely understand at that time. We were little kids.

Despite this, they still made statements in which they expressed their skepticism about some elements of The Holocaust.

Lyrics and influences
About half of the songs on Prussian Blue's first album are covers of other songs which were put out by other white pride bands and one of them was co-written by David Lane and a few of the other songs were written by Ian Stuart Donaldson. One of their cover songs was put out by the racist band RaHoWa. Two of Prussian Blue's original compositions on their first album are dedicated to prominent Nazis and white nationalist activists.

Prussian Blue also released a cover of a song titled "Ocean of Warriors" in mp3 format, dedicated to white participants in the 2005 Sydney, Australia race rioting.

In 2006, a compilation album was released by the far right National Democratic Party of Germany (NPD) titled For The Fatherland.

Media
Prussian Blue appeared in two British television documentaries. The first, 2003's Louis and the Nazis by documentary maker Louis Theroux, was an account of white nationalists, including Prussian Blue. The second, Nazi Pop Twins, by James Quinn, was first aired in 2007. This documentary stressed the tension that existed between the twins and their mother, April. In this documentary, Lynx and Lamb disavowed their mother's race-related views and said that they want to perform music that was not focused on race. Lynx told Quinn that they wore the infamous T-shirts bearing a smiley face that resembled Adolf Hitler because she believed they "were a joke" and said that "being proud of being white" did not mean she was a racist. Louis Theroux revisited the twins and their mother to collect material for his book Call of the Weird.

In early September 2020, the twins were featured in another documentary by Louis Theroux called Louis Theroux - Life on the Edge: Beyond Belief which originally aired on BBC Two which explored the twin's journey of leaving what they described as their racist ideology.

Discography
Albums
 Fragment of the Future (2004)
 The Path We Chose (2005)
 For the Fatherland'' (compilation, 2006)

Singles
 "Your Daddy"
 "Keepers of the Light" (Battlecry featuring Prussian Blue)
 "Stand Up"
 "I Will Bleed for You"

References

External links

 Prussian Blue Official Website (defunct) from Archive.org

1992 births
All-female bands
American child singers
American people of German descent
Former white supremacists
Family musical groups
Living people
Musical groups disestablished in 2008
Musical groups established in 2003
Musical groups from Bakersfield, California
Musical groups from Montana
Sibling musical duos
American twins
Year of birth missing (living people)
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Apple's new social network, Ping, has been around for about a week now, and all of the pundits have had their chance at weighing in on what Apple got wrong and right. And what's the result? Not bad, but not great -- more than a million people joined the network in just 48 hours. That's not terrible at all, but it's a far cry from the millions of people who actually use iTunes, presumably every day. Apple's success in this area, in other words, isn't going to come easy.
The company has already had to put in a little more work. In addition to all of those members, the network was also hit by spam early on, with fake accounts for people like Steve Jobs and Jonathan Ive, plus links that led off to contact-stealing scripts and other trouble like that. Apple has already cracked down on most of the offenders, but clearly it was an issue early on that they didn't foresee.
The interface has already been updated a bit -- Apple has added "back" and "forward" buttons to the service, to match the rest of the in-app browsers in iTunes. I still maintain that Ping won't reach its full potential until you can actually "like" songs and albums in your personal library, so hopefully a few more updates and tweaks are on the way.
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