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354: Rising Up From Rock Bottom to Create a Life on Your Terms | Sean Douglas 0
Sean Douglas is a U.S. Air Force Veteran, Master Resilience Implementer, Professional Speaker, International Radio Show Host, Performance Enhancement Expert, and Author. He inspires and motivates you to "Live Your Brand" so you can grow personally and professionally.
Sean equips people with the tools necessary to live EPIC lives, and leaves people better equipped to manage change effectively. His WHY is he's a suicide survivor, and shares his powerful testimony globally.
353: How this War Survivor Brought a Message of Leadership to the World | Izabela Lundberg 0
Izabela Lundberg is an International Coach, Consultant, Author, and Speaker that is recognized as a Top Transformational and High Impact Leader that delivers exceptional results to her diverse clients and audience.
Izabela enjoys a dynamic worldview after living in six countries, speaking six languages, traveling to over 40 countries, and working with diverse teams from over 80 countries.
She is #1 International Bestselling author, and her book The World Messenger is highly respected by academics, athletes and business leaders worldwide.
352: Life on Your Terms, A Million Dollars and Beyond | Jeremy Ryan Slate 0
In the past two years we've done some amazing things together but as I've changed and grown, this podcast has changed and grown.
In the past 2 years I've:
-Released 351 Podcast Episodes; Interviewing Pro Athletes, Musicians, billionaires and well-known entrepreneurs.
-Been featured on 100+ podcasts
-Been featured on Television
-Written 37 articles
-Been featured in 44 pieces of press
-Written 80+ blog posts
-Been named a Top Influencer for 2017 by Influencive
-Been named a top Millennial Influencer for 2018 by BuzzFeed
-Been named a top podcast to follow by CIO
-Featured in Forbes, Inc. Magazine and Addicted2Success
-Grown from 180 to 45k followers on Twitter (Verified)
-Grown from 200 to 28k followers on Instagram
-Grown from 500 to 38k Followers on Facebook
-Did a live show at Stand Up NY with James Altucher
Let's scale to the next level in 2018 and go for the ride together...
351: A Celebrity Restaurateur's Blueprint to Scaling an Empire | Fabio Viviani 0
Chef Fabio Viviani has harbored a passion for food since his childhood growing up in Florence, Italy. Between training in Italian and Mediterranean cuisine at the top hospitality schools and working with culinary luminaries, Viviani also owned and operated several concepts by the time he was 27 including two nightclubs and five restaurants in Florence.
Teaming up with one of Chicago's restaurant consulting group, Dine|Amic, Viviani opened Siena Tavern in Chicago in 2013 and the following year he opened Mercato by Fabio Viviani, a quick-service Italian concept with branches in Chicago and San Diego. In 2015, Viviani continued to make a name for himself in Chicago by opening Bar Siena and Prime & Provisions. In 2016, he expanded to the LAX Delta terminal with the opening of Osteria by Fabio Viviani while opening additional Mercato by Fabio locations in Tempe, Phoenix, Cleveland, and Benton Harbor. In 2017, Fabio opened the Press Room in Detroit hot on the heels of his February opening of Portico by Fabio Viviani in New York's del Lago Resort & Casino.
Looking ahead to 2018, Viviani plans to open restaurants in Tampa, Detroit, Washington D.C. and Oklahoma City.
Best known for his television debut on Bravo's hit series Top Chef—earning the "Fan Favorite" title. He is a recurring guest on national television shows such as Good Morning America, The Rachael Ray Show, The Chew, and countless Food Network Shows such as Cutthroat Kitchen: All-Star Tournament, which he won. In February 2017, he also released "Fabio's Kitchen," a 52-episode cooking show hosted on YouTube.
350: How You Define Your Brand's Story | Jeff Loehr 0
Jeff Loehr is CEO and co-founder of Engage, a company that helps individuals and companies excel through telling their brand story.
Prior to founding Engage Jeff was a strategy consultant who worked with companies in over three dozen countries. It was this experience that led him to realize the importance of clear communication in designing, selling and implementing good strategy.
Jeff has helped hundreds of executives and entrepreneurs achieve their growth and transformation goals by honing their stories to communicate clearly.
349: What is Your Defining Moment? | Logan Young 0
Logan Young is an advertising ninja and recently named one for the top 40 millennials to follow in 2018 by New Theory Magazine
I'm the VP and Co-Founder at BlitzMetrics.
He's spoken internationally in places like Australia, London, Singapore, Amsterdam, Vancouver and others.
He studied Advertising at BYU. He enjoys running Facebook Ad Campaigns, Developing Internal Training and spending his free time at the lake.
348: Finding the Rungs on the Ladder to Success | Mitch Russo 0
In 1985, Mitch co-founded Timeslips Corp, which grew to become the largest time tracking Software Company in the world. In 1994, Timeslips Corp was sold to Sage, plc. While at Sage, Mitch went on to run all of Sage U.S. as Chief Operating Officer, a division with 300 people with a market cap in excess of $100M.
Mitch joined long time friend Chet Holmes and Tony Robbins and together created Business Breakthroughs, Int'l, a company serving thousands of businesses a year with coaching, consulting and training services. Mitch was the President and CEO.
In 2015, Mitch published "The Invisible Organization" which is the CEO's guide to transitioning a traditional brick and mortar company into a fully virtual organization.
Today, Mitch helps clients by showing them new sources of revenue and business strategy that works fast, along with sharing his rolodex of interesting people with his new podcast: Your First Thousand Clients.
347: The Marketing Strategy that Created Over $1.8 Billion in Sales | Darren Veerapa 0
Since 1997, Darren Veerapa has generated over $1.9B in sales for 1000+ businesses and individuals. He specialises in lead generation using LinkedIn and other methods, on and off social media.
Commissioned by the government, his research division has recently reviewed 300+ digital marketing expert in terms of the effectiveness of their strategies.
You can find more about him at www.longhoursatwork.com
346: Unleashing Your Inner Titan | Jason Daniels 0
Jason Daniels is a business owner residing in Germantown, Tennessee, a suburb of Memphis.
For 6 years he has been President of Titans Electrical, Inc. and in 2017 he founded Titans Success Academy, a coaching program established to help young business owners implement accountability and structure as they grow.
Jason is also co-founder of Home of The Hustle, a network that provides scheduled content across the Facebook Live platform
You can find out more about him at titansuccessacademy.com
345: What Does Your Name Say About You? | Sharon Lynn Wyeth 0
Sharon Wyeth is an internationally acclaimed Neimologist and award-winning author who specializes in guiding people towards more purposeful lives and meaningful social interactions in their business and interpersonal relationships.
Wyeth is a frequent featured guest in both the national and international media. She is presently working on her third book, which is part of a trilogy. This includes her best-selling book, which has won an award for excellence in writing, "Know the Name; Know the Person". Wyeth is the founder and creator of Neimology® Science, the ability to know an individual's personality traits by utilizing the letters in their name. Wyeth developed the science of Neimology over an 18 year period and continues to refine it yearly.
Her work has been tested and shared in over seventy-two countries across six continents, where she has conducted research, and given seminars, including China, Germany, Japan, India, Russia and Australia. Wyeth is a highly sought-after consultant who applies her knowledge of multiple modalities in her work with governments, organizations, and businesses.
344: Millennial Millions & Overcoming it All to Create Your Best Life Ever | Matt Aitchison 0
Matt Aitchison is a millennial real estate investor, wealth mentor, speaker and philanthropist. After graduating from UC Santa Barbara, he has founded and participated in many business ventures within the real estate and construction industries. He Co-Founded and developed The Aitchison & Adams Real Estate Team, which sold 500+ units and over $250+ million in sales volume in just 5 years ago.
A&A was ranked in the Wall Street Journal Top 1000 for real estate teams nationwide 2 years in a row. Matt also owns Vault Investment Properties; an investment group that has rehabbed and developed over 150+ properties, along with a 7 figure real estate rental portfolio. He is passionate about building wealth and teaches around the country on various investing strategies to help other aspiring investors achieve a life of financial freedom through the vehicle of real estate.
343: Establishing Authentic Leadership in Yourself | Kevin Kruse 0
Our guest is the founder and CEO of the LEADx Academy [pronounced "LEED X"], an online learning company with a mission to provide free world-class leadership training and professional development to everyone, everywhere at any time.
His previous startups have won both the "Inc 500" award for fast growth and a "Best Place to Work" award for employee culture. He is also the host of the The LEADx Podcast and is a New York Times bestselling author of six books including 15 Secrets Successful People Know About Time Management.
342: Embracing Your Entrepreneurial Misfit Side | David M. Lukas 0
Dave M. Lukas is a serial entrepreneur, best-selling author, investor, and Founder of the Misfit Entrepreneur Podcast. His companies have been on the INC 5000 List multiple times.
His is the author of the amazon best-seller "The Ten Year Career, The Fast Track to Retiring Young, Wealthy and Fulfilled."
Dave founded the Misfit Entrepreneur, a weekly podcast devoted to giving the audience incredibly useful and unique insight from the world's top entrepreneurs and highest performers with a focus on their non-traditional methods for achieving success, their Misfit side.
Dave is also an accomplished investor in real estate and stock investing. Through his 12 Minute Trading System, Dave has mentored and trained thousands of students worldwide. He has spoken extensively in front of a wide array of organizations from many of the Fortune 500 to top Universities and Trade Groups with an emphasis on teaching individuals the strategies to reach their true potential and deliver exponential results.
341: Changing Your Own Beliefs to Change Your Results | Evan Money 0
Evan Money has got athletes wearing his chain...
Ph.D., Bestselling Author, Global Entrepreneur and Executive Producer of the ground breaking film Words of Art
starring Joel Osteen, Darren Hardy, Zig Ziglar, Jim Rohn and more.
Evan and his bride of 20 years and counting, remarry in a different state or country every year.
Evan is also the co-founder of The Personal Growth Hall of Fame.
340: Building a Community and Cultivating Your Network | Jayson Gaignard 0
A veteran entrepreneur, Jayson Gaignard is the founder of a top rated business podcast on iTunes, and runs one of the world's most exclusive events for entrepreneurs, Mastermind Talks.
His invite-only event brings together brilliant minds like multiple NYT Best Selling Author Tim Ferriss, fashion titan Marc Ecko, biohacker Dave Asprey, and many more...
His work has been featured by influential publications like Forbes, Life Hacker, and Business Insider.
339: The Happy Technical difficulties of Business no one tells you | Gavin Zuchlinski 0
Today's Guest is a self-professed tech geek and espresso maniac (a word he does not use lightly) who wholeheartedly believes that business should be fun.
Gavin Zuchlinski is the founder of Acuity Scheduling, the slickest way for businesses to automate and manage their appointments online, allowing clients to schedule themselves. Acuity Scheduling supports over 50,000 businesses of all sizes, from people working for themselves to major corporations with thousands of employees.
338: The Education of a Bada** Marketer and Founder | Josh Fechter 0
Co-founder of BAMF Media, Josh Fechter has evangelized growth for a couple of the fastest growing SaaS companies, including Autopilot (top 10).
Author of three growth hacking books. Josh was awarded Top Quora Writer and Growth Hacker of 2017, and has over 50+ million views on his writing in the last year.
337: From Putting QB's Lights Out on the Field to Building the Lights Out Brand | Shawne Merriman 0
Today's guest is a Commanding and fearless NFL powerhouse, Shawne Merriman never met a quarterback he couldn't sack, totalling up 45.5 sacks. Regarded as one of the greatest defensive players in the league's history, this former first-round draft pick and three-time pro-Bowler and All-Pro linebacker is known as "Lights Out" to the world, a nickname originating from his unmatched power on the field and ability to ignite his teammates while intimidating the opposition.
Expanding his brand off the field with his innovative and thriving "Lights Out" (LightsOutbrand.com) athletic apparel collection, Merriman designed the line for both men and women, "Lights Out" is intended and designed to motivate the consumer toward maximum performance.
Merriman founded the "Lights On Foundation" in an effort to help children and families in need, and he hosts the annual "Lights On" Bowling event to raise money for the cause.
336: The Ultimate Guide to Getting Your Product in Retail Stores | Karen Waksman 0
Karen Waksman is an Author, Speaker and Consultant. She has sold millions of consumer products to the world's largest retailers and now dedicates her time to teaching Entrepreneurs how to market and sell their products to Major Retailers, Online Retailers, Catalogs and Small Retailers, too!
Karen has taught tens of 1000's of product entrepreneurs and companies across the globe on the subject of selling to retailers. Her goal is to empower and inspire companies to transform their businesses by providing them all of the necessary information they need in order to become chain store vendors.
Most importantly, Karen's clients have utilized the Retail MBA time-tested sales formula to get their products into retailers such as Wal-Mart, Best Buy, Home Depot, Lowes, Kroger Grocery Stores, Bed Bath and Beyond, BuyBuyBaby, Groupon and much, much more!
335: The Value in Becoming a Go-Giver and Building Influence | Bob Burg 0
Bob Burg is the author of a number of books on sales, marketing and influence, with total book sales of well over a million copies.
His book, The Go-Giver, coauthored with John David Mann has sold over half a million copies and it has been translated into 21 languages. It has been reissued in a new, expanded edition with a foreword by Huffington Post founder and publisher, Arianna Huffington.
Bob is an advocate, supporter and defender of the Free Enterprise system, believing that the amount of money one makes is directly proportional to how many people they serve.
You can find out more about him at thegovergiver.com
334: How this Batman Onesie Wearing Millennial is Making the World Happier | Meir Kay 0
Meir Kay, is all about spreading positivity through different mediums. You may have seen his viral Facebook videos, which emphasize the importance of being happy and kind to others, but there's so much more about him!
When he's not producing or starring in videos, he often run marathons, volunteering, traveling, and giving motivational speeches.
What got Meir into creating video content
Why he has a message of happiness
What his creative process is like
333: Start your Startup with Why and figuring out the How will come| Jonathan Crawford 0
Jonathan Crawford is an entrepreneur, startup mentor, designer and engineer based in San Francisco. He founded Storenvy.com in 2009 and raised $7m from top Silicon Valley investors (after being admitted to and kicked out of Y Combinator) to make e-commerce accessible and affordable for the world's creative small businesses. After building a team of 30 and a community of over 100,000 merchants, he sold Storenvy in 2016.
Jonathan mentors startups around the world on product, branding, fundraising, leadership, UX, strategy and founder struggles.
332: Why its Time to "Get Cerius" About Your Business | Pam Wasley 0
Co-founder & CEO of Cerius Executives and Cerius Advisors, Pam Wasley is a serial entrepreneur with multiple decades of knowledge and experience. She has personally sold companies, led a management buyout, and advised hundreds of companies on strategies for growth and higher shareholder value. Pam has served on several private boards and is a highly sought after speaker.
She's been featured in prestigious publications such as Forbes, Entrepreneur, Fortune, and Bloomberg Businessweek on the topics of mergers and acquisitions, the workforce of the future, and global contingent workforces.
331: The Road Map to Building a Disruptive Business | Scott Lopez 0
Today's guest is a Former Marine Officer and F/A-18 fighter pilot (10 years total of military service), Scott Lopez, MBA is an investment banker who helps companies raise crucial capital for growth and expansion. On a daily basis, he works with disruptive tech companies and investors and has deep relationships across the country in numerous innovation eco-systems.
Scott earned his MBA at the Thunderbird School of Graduate Management, is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu world champion, and the single father of two teenage daughters. He is passionate for his home state of New Mexico and his second home, Newport Beach, CA.
330: From the 7-Day Startup to Starting a Brewery | Dan Norris 0
Dan Norris is a serial entrepreneur, award-winning content marketer, international speaker and the author of 4 number 1 Amazon best selling business books.
In June 2013 after failing at entrepreneurship for 7 years, he founded wpcurve.com, a worldwide team of WordPress developers, providing unlimited small fixes and support, 24 / 7 for a low monthly fee. After becoming profitable in 23 days, WP Curve grew to a team of 40, 850+ customers and passed an annual run rate of over $1m AUD within 2 years and a year laster was sold to GoDaddy.
With over 65,000 copies sold, Dan's books have been translated into 13 languages and inspired thousands of people around the world to launch their businesses, with may resulting in 6 and even 7 figure businesses.
Dan is also the co-founder of Black Hops Brewing, a craft beer brewery located on the Gold Coast, Australia. In 2015 Black Hops brewed the world's first beer for the biggest entertainment franchise on earth, Call of Duty.
Dan is passionate about helping people launch entrepreneurial projects. He has a paid 7 Day Startup group as well as a free Facebook group with over 12,000 members.


By editor@rosemounttownpages.com on Mar 19, 2011 at 8:00 a.m.
Erin Seldat and Nicholas Kline have announced their engagement.
Parents of the couple are Peggy and George Seldat of Marshall and Bobbie and David Kline of Rosemount.
Erin is a 2002 graduate of Southwest State University in Marshall. She is teaching and pursuing her PhD in sociology and demography at South Dakota State University in Brookings, S.D.
Nicholas is scheduled to graduate from SMSU this spring and will graduate with a business degree in management and marketing. He is working for Southwest Marketing Advisory Center at SMSU.
The couple is planning a July 9, 2011, wedding.


Oakwood Theme Park is located in the heart of South Wales and is easily accessible by car or ferry. We also offer free parking close to the main entrance, as well as luggage facilities and dog kennels.
If you're driving to us, look out for the Oakwood tourist information signs. The Theme Park is clearly signposted from the end of the M4 and throughout Pembrokeshire. You can find us off the A40 at Canaston Bridge, 8 miles east of Haverfordwest.
From North Wales follow the A487 from Machynlleth, then take the A478 Cardigan to Tenby road. Turn right at Pembleiwn roundabout onto the A40.
Use AA's Route Planner to plan your route, find out the exact mileage, and get an idea of how long it will take you to get to Oakwood.
The nearest train station is Narberth, which is 5 miles from Oakwood. As Oakwood is not on a bus route, we recommend that you book a taxi to complete your journey to us.
Unfortunately there is no bus route directly to Oakwood.
If you're travelling to us from Ireland, there are regular ferries that cross the border. Oakwood is 24 miles from Fishguard, and it should take you approximately 30 minutes by ferry. Pembroke Dock's ferry terminal is 12 miles from Oakwood, and it should take you take you approximately 20 minutes.
For an action-packed day out, choose one of Stena Line's great value packages, which include ferry travel and entrance to Oakwood for a full day from as little as €51 per person. Here is some more information on packages to suit all ages.
Spot seals and porpoises on your ferry trip around Pembrokeshire's outstanding coastline when you travel with Irish Ferries. For more information on their packages, call Rosslare on 053 913 3158 or visit their website.
You are welcome to make your own arrangements for entry, but please note that we do not accept the euro currency at our entrance tills or in outlets across the park. We do accept all major credit and debit cards though, except for American Express.


Children react well to structure and responsibility. It teaches them basic fundamentals and helps shape them for a successful future. Having your children help around the house is a great way to start teaching them responsibility at a young age. Chores don't have to be a punishment. Help your kids be involved by building a chore chart with stickers or offering an incentive or allowance at the end of each week.
When resurfacing your pool, the interior finish you select can add grace and style to your space. Today, there are numerous options from which you can choose, a factor that gives you the room you need to create a luxury pool. Whether you want to achieve a simple appearance or an exquisite finish, the difference between an exciting and daunting experience will depend on whether you have reliable information. Although the finishes will mostly be submerged in water, they play a very important role.
Getting a good night's sleep is harder than it has any right to be. Unfortunately, the world never seems to want to slow down to let you get your precious rest. Fortunately, there are a few things you can do to sleep better and wake up feeling more refreshed. Below are five tips to snooze away those sleepless nights. Get Some ExerciseHaving trouble falling asleep? You might not have been active enough during the day.
While aprons have long been used to protect the clothing worn under them, aprons have been used for so much more down through the years. They have been used for drying children's tears, cleaning out dirty ears, a potholder hiding places for shy kids, waving men in from the field and wiping away sweat along with carrying wood, eggs and fruit. Today, a personalized apron makes a great gift or make one for yourself.
Research finds that when children are allowed to use their creative talents, then they can learn more effectively, perfect the art of self-expression, invent new ways of thinking and problem solving and gain improved self-confidence. Children enjoy having fun, being in the moment, and if food plays a role in the process, well, it can't get any better than that. That's why many parents have become attracted to crafts that use food.
Perhaps you find yourself with some spare time on your hands, and you want to indulge in a hobby. Maybe you have an artistic urge that can be satisfied only by the creation of beautiful and practical objects. Perhaps you wish to use your creative outlet to reduce stress, to make a little spending money on the side, or build a career in which you have more freedom than your current employment affords.
Sometimes you get tired of family movie nights and crave something a little more hands on. Why not try something different and get a little more creative? Kids of all ages will enjoy exploring their artistic side with these fun crafts. Thumbprint art- Younger children and toddlers can have fun getting messy with paint. Help them arrange their thumbprints in the shape of a flower, or draw on faces and limbs to make funny little creatures.


This week on the Nerdcast we are chatting with the folks behind an Edmonton based esports organization Unjustified Gaming.
This week on the Nerdcast Dan and Sam are joined by Andrew Scott from It's a Conspiracy.
Tonight on the Nerdcast Dan and Chelsea take a bit of time to have a chat and discuss a few things.
This week Dan and Chelsea are joined by Fawnda Mithrush and Paul Blinov from the I Don't get it Podcast.
This week on the Nerdcast Dan and Chelsea are joined by Eddie MacIntosh and Kyle Weatherby. Both are part of a Live stream DnD game. Come find out what it take to put on a high end show.
Come join Dan and Chelsea as they are chatting with the energetic Community Manager for Edmonton Twitch MostlyBex.
This week on the Northern Nerdcast Dan and Chelsea sit down with the crew from Midgardia RPG.
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Perf Tools : miscellaneous collection of in-development and unsupported performance analysis tools for Linux ftrace and perf_events.
Contagion of Information in Social Media : The authors look at how information spread on social media ( twitter ). The authors model contagion behaviour in the hope to create effective defences against "fake news" and other propaganda. However, to some extend the research can also be used to optimise the spread of such malicious information.


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Danny DeVito Addresses Oscars Controversy | Film News
25 Jan 2016 — Filed Under: Film, Film News
Racial dispute continues to burn through one of the most prestigious award shows in the entertainment business. Joining in with many other influential figures who have had their say, Danny DeVito has stepped in to share his thoughts about the matter.
Speaking at the Sundance Film Festival, he made blunt and direct comments regarding the diversity issue stating "It's unfortunate that the entire country is racist. This is one example of the fact that even though some people have given great performances, they weren't even thought about".
He continues "We are living in a country that discriminates and has certain racial tendencies. So sometimes it's manifested in things like this and it's illuminated, but generally speaking we're a racist… We're a bunch of racists".
Certainly provocative words from a man recognised for his contributions to the comedy genre, but none the less words that speaks the truth about the issues regarding the business and society. The following video shows the whole interview, as well as some comments from actors Don Cheadle and Sam Neil who share similar sentiments.
#Peace.Love.Oscars
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MainAll NewsInside Israel'Bibi Likes Religious Parties Weak and Submissive'
'Bibi Likes Religious Parties Weak and Submissive'
Former Netanyahu aide Naftali Bennet explains why the Prime Minister would want to interfere in the Jewish Home party's primaries.
Naftali Bennett
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Naftali Bennet, who is running for head of the Habayit Hayehudi (Jewish Home) party, explained Tuesday why he thinks rumors that Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu interfered with the Jewish Home primaries may be true.
Netanyahu allegedly engineered an agreement between candidates MK Zevulun Orlev and Minister Daniel Hershkowitz, leaving Bennet with far more serious competition than he had previously been facing.
The Prime Minister likes religious-Zionist parties "small, weak and submissive," Bennet said. A Jewish Home party "as small as it is today" has no influence whatsoever on decision-making, he said – and Netanyahu hopes to keep it that way.
Bennet has strongly supported a plan to unite the Jewish Home party with the Ichud Leumi (National Union), a move which pollsters say would add at least three Knesset seats to the parties' total. Much of the additional support is expected to come from voters who might otherwise choose Likud.
"Netanyahu is uncomfortable with us taking three mandates," Bennet said.
Bennet formerly served as Netanyahu's aide. He said he thinks his political opponents have over-emphasized that fact. "My period of serving Binyamin Netanyahu was very good," he said.
He discussed the issues that led to his eventual split from Netanyahu and the Likud. "During my time with the Yesha Council I led a struggle against the construction freeze in Judea and Samaria," he recalled. "I thought the freeze was terrible policy, and I worked very hard against the Prime Minister's actions."
He also repeated criticism of the hareidi-religious Shas party, accusing it again of "taking over the Rabbinate." Religious-Zionists must work to get more representation, he declared.
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Weekly Spotlight – Life in Twenty-Something
David is misunderstood. By everyone, so it seems. The millennial business enthusiast has failed at almost every career he's tried. Searching for his life's meaning and enamored by the startup culture in Silicon Valley, David jumps headlong into a job at a small, albeit growing, business.
He soon realizes, however, that while the company is considered a "startup," it's as unfulfilling as any corporate job he's had, and he chooses to pursue his own entrepreneurial venture, believing that if he can become a famous business owner he'll find happiness. But not if his previous employer has anything to say about it. In true Silicon Valley fashion, David's former boss finds out about his new company and threatens to sue on the grounds that his former employee is in violation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, a federal crime.
David is faced with penalties, fines, imminent jail time, and a dilemma: stay and fight or turn and run? And ultimately, if entrepreneurship isn't making him happy, what will?
Life in Twenty-Something follows David – and his band of misfit friends – along a modern spirit quest up and down the coast of California. His journey teeters between social revolution and personal destruction, forcing him to face his internal demons head-on.
"What's it like to be young and smart in San Francisco with a beautiful girlfriend and a promising startup? For millennial Dave Leblanc, it's hell, and you won't want to stop reading until you find out if Dave self-destructs or saves himself. Author Evan Tarver writes with humor and authority about the generation that seems poised at the forefront of a revolution one minute and teetering at the brink of disaster the next. 'There are a ton of lessons to be learned through my failures,' Dave says at one point. Read Life in Twenty-Something and you'll see what he means."
– Susan Bono, author of What Have We Here: Essays about Keeping House and Finding Home and founding editor of Tiny Lights: A Journal of Personal Narrative.
Evan is an author and business owner with experience in the technology sector. With an extensive background in corporate finance and business evaluation, and as a passionate contributor to technology startups, he's a self-proclaimed "business nerd."
Evan's also a spirited writer who contributes nonfiction business articles to various online publications and pens full-length novels found on Amazon and other leading retailers. Each piece of writing, whether it be a one-page finance article or a 300-page fiction story, is meant to provide readers with lasting enjoyments and actionable takeaways that (hopefully) better their lives and encourage them to act.
Because ultimately, the key to true happiness is self-improvement through positive experiences, and all of Evan's works seek to accelerate that self-improvement and spread those positive experiences. Some of his ideas explore the social environment on the macro level, some of his ideas explore the transformative power of personal growth on the micro level – while most of them probably fall somewhere in between. But everything is written to inspire people to shift the way they think; it may not be a big shift, but it will always be a positive one.
Visit Evan Tarver's Website
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OWENSBORO, KY., Oct. 12, 2017 — The latest upgrade to Solacom's Guardian 9-1-1 Call Handling solution at the Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) in Owensboro, Kentucky includes a powerful new capability that enables call takers to handle calls from mobile phones more effectively.
The new RapidSOS technology is integrated seamlessly in the Solacom Guardian 9-1-1 Call Handling solution at all call taker desktops. This new addition to the Guardian solution allows Owensboro-Daviess County call takers to query the RapidSOS Next Generation 9-1-1 Clearinghouse when they receive a wireless 9-1-1 call. The Clearinghouse then transmits device-based hybrid location and additional data from all sensors on enabled smartphones back to the Guardian solution via NG9-1-1 mechanisms.
Solacom's complete Guardian 9-1-1 Solution is the most flexible, user-centric voice, data, and video emergency call management solution for PSAPs. Designed to support all current and emerging standards and compatible with previously installed emergency response platforms, it provides a simple, evolutionary path to next-generation emergency call management requirements.
RapidSOS is an advanced emergency technology company. Formed in 2012 and backed by top Silicon Valley technologists, RapidSOS is partnering with technology companies and the public safety community to provide transformative data in emergencies. RapidSOS is developing technology to predict and pre-empt emergencies before they occur, dynamically warn people in harm's way, and link data from connected devices to first responders in an emergency. RapidSOS was named "2016 Start-Up of the Year" by the Consumer Technology Association, a Top Innovation of 2015 by MIT News, and Top 3 Innovative World Technology by SXSW. Learn more at www.RapidSOS.com.
Solacom 9-1-1 call handling and management solutions are built on more than 30 years of research and innovation in the application of advanced hardware and software technologies for public safety. Today, Solacom Guardian 9-1-1 solutions support thousands of agencies affecting millions of lives annually. From dense urban environments to statewide deployments, Solacom solutions are trusted to streamline 9-1-1 call handling and management processes and enable more efficient collection of critical information in emergency situations. For more information, visit: www.solacom.com.


The secret to longevity and success in real estate? To John Cunningham it's about morals, ethics and high standards. And with 41 years in the industry, you can say that he definitely knows what he's talking about.
But while those values are what paved the success for Cunningham, he also feels that the same are missing from the real estate industry in its current form. Not one to rest on his laurels, he is now on a mission to change the real estate game with Pathway to Professional (P2P). Talking to grow, he shares with us his legacy work with P2P and what the future looks like for the real estate agent.
Cunningham believes that this had the biggest effect on the consumer experience and meant that standards started to drop across the board.
To achieve this goal, Cunningham worked alongside the Real Estate Institute of New South Wales, as well as the Real Estate Institute of Australia on planning how to standardise industry training and education.
Through creating a formal nationally recognised professional standard scheme, as approved by the PSCA (Professional Standards Councils of Australia) the goal is to improve four critical standards: ethics, education, experience and examination, along with an approved entity to run the scheme, which will define the elements necessary to qualify as a professional estate agent.
Cunningham believes that the work of a real estate agent is no walk in the park, and as such is a profession that must be set to higher standards. "What we do, very few people can do. It's not easy. Our industry deals with low-frequency, high-value transactions and anyone usually involved in careers of this type is generally known as being in a profession," says Cunningham.
He shares a recent experience to demonstrate the importance of professional standards in getting customers to recognise the value of real estate agents. "I've recently sold a property for the CEO of one of Australia's banks. As we were getting ready to put his house on the market, we were working together on a fee system. He would end up choosing the highest performance fee we offer, because he was so impressed by the delivery of what we set out to achieve," says Cunningham.
Read about this story and more in the latest issue of Grow Magazine.
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using osuElements.Api;
using osuElements.Beatmaps.Events;
using osuElements.Helpers;
using osuElements.IO;
using osuElements.IO.File;
using osuElements.Storyboards;

namespace osuElements.Beatmaps
{
    public class Beatmap : ApiBeatmap, IStoryboardEvents, IFileModel
    {

        public Beatmap() {
            HitObjects = new List<HitObject>();
            TimingPoints = new List<TimingPoint>();
            ComboColours = new List<Colour>(8);
            Bookmarks = new List<int>();

            BreakPeriods = new List<BreakEvent>();
            BackgroundColorTransformations = new List<BackgroundColorEvent>();

            BackgroundEvents = new List<SpriteEvent>();
            ForegroundEvents = new List<SpriteEvent>();
            FailEvents = new List<SpriteEvent>();
            PassEvents = new List<SpriteEvent>();
            SampleEvents = new List<SampleEvent>();

            BeatmapFileRepository = osuElements.BeatmapFileRepository;
            IsRead = false;
        }

        public Beatmap(string file)
            : this() {
            FullPath = file;
            ReadFile();
        }

        public int FormatVersion { get; set; }
        public List<TimingPoint> TimingPoints { get; set; }
        public List<HitObject> HitObjects { get; set; }

        public string[] TagsArray
        {
            get { return Tags.Split(new[] { ',' }, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries); }
            set { Tags = value.ToString(","); }
        }
        public string StoryboardFileName => $"{Artist} - {Title} ({Creator}).osb";

        #region File
        public IFileRepository<Beatmap> BeatmapFileRepository { get; set; }
        public bool IsRead { get; private set; }
        public string FileName { get; set; }
        public string Directory { get; set; }
        public string FullPath
        {
            get { return Path.Combine(Directory, FileName); }
            set
            {
                Directory = Path.GetDirectoryName(value);
                FileName = Path.GetFileName(value);
            }
        }
        public void ReadFile(ILogger logger = null) {
            BeatmapFileRepository.ReadFile(osuElements.FileReaderFunc(FullPath), this, logger);
            IsRead = true;
        }
        public void WriteFile() {
            BeatmapFileRepository.WriteFile(osuElements.FileWriterFunc(FullPath), this);
        }
        #endregion

        #region Methods

        public void AddSpriteEvent(SpriteEvent sprite) {
            switch (sprite.Layer) {
                case EventLayer.Background:
                    BackgroundEvents.Add(sprite);
                    break;
                case EventLayer.Fail:
                    FailEvents.Add(sprite);
                    break;
                case EventLayer.Pass:
                    PassEvents.Add(sprite);
                    break;
                case EventLayer.Foreground:
                    ForegroundEvents.Add(sprite);
                    break;
                default:
                    throw new ArgumentException("The sprite's (event)layer was not set to a known storyboard layer");
            }
        }

        public string GetHash(bool forceRenew = false) {
            if (forceRenew || string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(Hash))
                Hash = osuElements.Md5Func(FullPath);
            return Hash;
        }

        public bool CompareHash(string hash) {
            var hashOfInput = GetHash();
            var comparer = StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase;
            return 0 == comparer.Compare(hashOfInput, hash);
        }

        public override string ToString()
            => IsRead ? $"{Artist} - {Title} ({Creator}) [{Version}]" : FileName.Replace(".osu", "");

        #endregion

        #region General

        //always
        public string AudioFilename { get; set; }
        public string AudioHash { get; set; } = ""; //only in first versions
        public int AudioLeadIn { get; set; }
        public int PreviewTime { get; set; }
        public bool Countdown { get; set; }
        public SampleSet SampleSet { get; set; }
        public float StackLeniency { get; set; }
        public bool LetterboxInBreaks { get; set; }
        //situational
        public bool StoryFireInFront { get; set; } = false;
        public bool UseSkinSprites { get; set; } = false;
        public bool AlwaysShowPlayfield { get; set; } = false;
        public OverlayPosition OverlayPosition { get; set; } = OverlayPosition.NoChange;
        public string SkinPreference { get; set; }
        public bool EpilepsyWarning { get; set; } = false;
        public int CountdownOffset { get; set; } = 0;

        /// <summary>
        /// For Mania beatmaps only, leftmost column will be used for turntable
        /// </summary>
        public bool SpecialStyle { get; set; } = false;

        public bool WidescreenStoryboard { get; set; } = false;
        public bool SamplesMatchPlaybackRate { get; set; } = false;

        #endregion

        #region Colours

        public List<Colour> ComboColours { get; set; }
        public Colour? SliderBorder { get; set; } = null;
        public Colour? SliderTrackOverride { get; set; } = null;

        #endregion

        #region MetaData

        public string TitleUnicode { get; set; } = "";
        public string ArtistUnicode { get; set; } = "";

        #endregion

        #region Editor

        public List<int> Bookmarks { get; set; }
        public float DistanceSpacing { get; set; }
        public int BeatDivisor { get; set; }
        public int GridSize { get; set; }
        public float TimelineZoom { get; set; }

        #endregion

        #region Events

        //Beatmap events
        public BackgroundEvent Background { get; set; }
        public VideoEvent Video { get; set; }
        public List<BreakEvent> BreakPeriods { get; set; }
        public List<BackgroundColorEvent> BackgroundColorTransformations { get; }
        //storyboard events
        public List<SpriteEvent> BackgroundEvents { get; set; }
        public List<SpriteEvent> FailEvents { get; set; }
        public List<SpriteEvent> PassEvents { get; set; }
        public List<SpriteEvent> ForegroundEvents { get; set; }
        public List<SampleEvent> SampleEvents { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Not implemented in .osu event section
        /// </summary>
        public Dictionary<string, string> VariablesDictionary { get; set; }

        #endregion

        #region Difficulty

        public double SliderMultiplier { get; set; }
        public float SliderTickRate { get; set; }
        public string Hash { get; set; }

        #endregion

    }
}

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Alessandro Liddi (born August 14, 1988) is an Italian professional baseball third and first baseman for El Águila de Veracruz of the Mexican League. Liddi played for the Seattle Mariners of Major League Baseball (MLB) from 2011 through 2013, and for the Chinatrust Brothers of the Chinese Professional Baseball League (CPBL) in 2019. He is the first player born and raised in Italy to play in MLB and the CPBL.

Professional career

Seattle Mariners
Liddi was signed as a non-drafted free agent from Italy on September 9, 2005, by Seattle Mariners scouts Wayne Norton and Mauro Mazzotti. He began his professional career with the Peoria Mariners in , hitting safely in 34 of 47 games. He finished tied for fourth in the Arizona League in hits with 57 and slugging percentage with a .500 clip, fifth in extra-base hits with 22 and tied for ninth in average batting .313. Liddi also led team with 13 doubles and recorded 15 multi-hit games, including eight season-high three-hit games. He had season-high eight game hitting streak, batting .469 from July 19 – 28. He hit his first career home run on July 20 against the Arizona League Angels. He hit .352 in 23 games in July. He hit .384 in 22 games at home, compared to .250 in 25 road games. Liddi was promoted to the Class-A Wisconsin Timber Rattlers on August 24, appearing in 11 games.

In , Liddi spent the entire season with Wisconsin. He led the Timber Rattlers in doubles with 28, RBIs with 52, at-bats with 400, games played with 113 and total bases. 41 percent of his hits went for extra-base hits. He recorded an RBI in six consecutive games from May 28 – June 2. He hit .282 in 23 games in the month of July.

He spent his second season with the Class-A Wisconsin in , appearing in a career-high 125 games. He recorded a career-high five hits, going 5-for-5 with three runs scored and two doubles on June 14 against the Clinton LumberKings. In the month of June, he hit .312 with 12 runs scored, five extra-base hits and nine RBIs in 21 games. He hit .308 with 16 runs scored, 11 extra-base hits and 17 RBIs in 29 games in August. Liddi participated in the Mariners Arizona Fall League in Peoria, Arizona.

Liddi had a break-out season in , batting a league-leading .345 with 23 home runs and 104 RBIs in 129 games with the Class-A High Desert Mavericks. His batting average led all Mariners minor leaguers, while his 104 RBI tied with teammate Joe Dunigan for the organizational lead. Despite having the highest batting average among full-season minor league players, Liddi shared the California League batting title with Koby Clemens. He was named the California League Most Valuable Player, after ranking in the top-5 in the league in hits, doubles, on-base percentage, slugging percentage, extra-base hits, and runs scored. He recorded 53 multi-hit games, while also knocking in at least two runs 28 times. A native of Italy, Liddi played for Team Italy in the World Baseball Classic in March. In June he was one of four Mavericks on the California League All-Star Team, and in July he participated in the All-Star Futures Game in St. Louis, Missouri. At season's end, Liddi was named the Topps California League Player of the Year. He was also named the Mariners' Minor League Player of the Year in September. Liddi was selected by MLB.com as the Mariners Organization Player of the Year.

Liddi participated in his first Spring training with the Mariners in 2011. He hit grand slams in back-to-back games before being demoted to the Mariners' Triple-A affiliate, the Tacoma Rainiers, on March 12, 2011. In 8 Spring training games, Liddi hit for a .385 batting average and a .429 on-base percentage, with an OPS of .846.  Liddi began the 2011 season in Tacoma. He hit .259 with 30 home runs, 104 RBIs and a Pacific Coast League-leading 121 runs in Tacoma. Liddi was called up by the Seattle Mariners in September and made his MLB debut on September 7, becoming the first native Italian to play in MLB. He got his first career hit on September 9 against the Kansas City Royals. He hit his first career home run on September 19 against the Cleveland Indians. The following day, September 20, he hit his second career home run against the Minnesota Twins.

Liddi began 2013 as the Rainiers Opening Day third baseman. After hitting .267 with 9 HR and 37 RBI in 50 games over the first two months, Liddi was recalled on May 29. After appearing in 8 games, he was optioned back to Tacoma. He was used as a backup at first base for Kendrys Morales, and he was used off the bench, hitting 1–17 with a double and a walk. He appeared in 9 more games with Tacoma before being designated for assignment on June 28.

Baltimore Orioles
On July 6, 2013, Seattle traded Liddi and their No. 3 international slot ($277,500) to Baltimore for their No. 2 international slot ($351,200). He was optioned to Triple-A Norfolk, where in 49 games at first and third base, he hit .222 with 4 HR and 22 RBI. On September 6, after not earning a call-up when the rosters expanded, he was designated for assignment to make room for Chris Dickerson, and he was outrighted off the roster 2 days later. After the season, he became a minor league free agent.

Chicago White Sox
On November 14, 2013, Liddi signed a minor league deal with the Chicago White Sox. On May 12, 2014, Liddi was released by the White Sox after struggling to a .171/.203/.303 batting line in 22 games.

Los Angeles Dodgers
On May 16, 2014, Liddi signed a minor league contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers organization and was assigned to the AAA Albuquerque Isotopes. He wound up playing in 44 games for the Isotopes and 36 for the AA Chattanooga Lookouts. He hit .219 for the Isotopes and .216 for the Lookouts.

Kansas City Royals
On January 10, 2015, Liddi signed a minor league deal with the Kansas City Royals. He spent the season with the Double-A Northwest Arkansas Naturals, batting .287/.324/.474 in 128 games before electing free agency on November 7, 2015.

Baltimore Orioles (second stint)
On January 12, 2016, Liddi signed with the Baltimore Orioles organization on a minor league deal. The news broke on the same day that pitcher Wei-Yin Chen signed with the Miami Marlins and Gerardo Parra signed with the Colorado Rockies, both leaving the Orioles. He was released by the Orioles organization on April 1, 2016.

Tigres de Quintana Roo
On April 1, 2016, Liddi signed with the Tigres de Quintana Roo of the Mexican Baseball League. In December 2016, a Mexican reporter tweeted that Liddi would play for a Japanese team; however, nothing was too apparent, including which team he would play for. He batted .281/.349/.538 with 23 home runs and 91 RBI in 2016 and was a Mexican League All-Star.

Toros de Tijuana
On March 28, 2017, Liddi was traded to the Toros de Tijuana from the Tigres de Quintana Roo. Liddi batted .225/.335/.399 with 17 home runs and 65 RBI and was a LMB All-Star for the second straight year.

Return to Kansas City

On February 19, 2018, Liddi signed a minor-league deal with the Kansas City Royals. He was assigned to AA Northwest Arkansas Naturals for the 2018 season. Liddi elected free agency on November 2, 2018.

Chinatrust Brothers
On April 2, 2019, Liddi signed with the Chinatrust Brothers of the Chinese Professional Baseball League. He was later released by the team on June 4, 2019. In 33 games he hit .244/.279/.487 with 7 homeruns and 20 RBIs.

Leones de Yucatán
On June 8, 2019, Liddi signed with the Leones de Yucatán of the Mexican League. Liddi batted a stellar .344/.414/.606 with 12 home runs and 66 RBI in just 59 games for Yucatán. Liddi did not play in a game in 2020 due to the cancellation of the Mexican League season because of the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2021, Liddi slashed .315/.401/.580 with 16 home runs and 36 RBIs in 63 games. Liddi was released by the club on January 11, 2022, after informing them he would be taking the 2022 season off.

El Águila de Veracruz
On February 24, 2023, Liddi signed with El Águila de Veracruz of the Mexican League.

References

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1988 births
Living people
Albuquerque Isotopes players
Arizona League Mariners players
Atenienses de Manatí (baseball) players
Expatriate baseball players in Puerto Rico
Cardenales de Lara players
Expatriate baseball players in Venezuela
Charlotte Knights players
Charros de Jalisco players
Chattanooga Lookouts players
CTBC Brothers players
High Desert Mavericks players
Italian expatriate baseball players in Mexico
Italian expatriate baseball players in Taiwan
Italian expatriate baseball players in the United States
Leones de Yucatán players
Leones del Escogido players
Expatriate baseball players in the Dominican Republic
Liga de Béisbol Profesional Roberto Clemente infielders
Major League Baseball players from Italy
Major League Baseball first basemen
Major League Baseball left fielders
Major League Baseball third basemen
Mexican League baseball first basemen
Mexican League baseball left fielders
Mexican League baseball right fielders
Mexican League baseball third basemen
Northwest Arkansas Naturals players
Norfolk Tides players
People from Sanremo
Seattle Mariners players
Tacoma Rainiers players
Tomateros de Culiacán players
Toros de Tijuana players
Tigres de Quintana Roo players
Venados de Mazatlán players
Wisconsin Timber Rattlers players
West Tennessee Diamond Jaxx players
2009 World Baseball Classic players
2013 World Baseball Classic players
2016 European Baseball Championship players
2017 World Baseball Classic players
Italian expatriate sportspeople in Venezuela
Sportspeople from the Province of Imperia

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It is undeniable that this year's Ultra Music Festival topped all prior installments of the event. Whether it is due to the sheer number in attendance, the impressive line up or the incredibly successful live stream, Ultra has truly set the bar high for the festivals to follow. But sadly not all could attend or participate and that is why we want to share will all our fans an aggregate of as many video sets we could find of both weekends. So without further ado, we give you Swedish House Mafia's very last set, Alesso's impressive performance, Hardwell's masterful display of skills and much more!
NOTE: We will update this post as we find more video sets but feel free to comment below with links to others that you might have found.
Deadmau5 – Does it matter what weekend? He played the exact same set twice.


The Prayer Network of Saint Bernard Parish was organized to meet two important needs. First of all, the Prayer Network responds to the needs of those who ask for prayers. These requests may be prayers of thanksgiving, petitions for understanding and acceptance, or intercessions of help. Secondly, we echo the prayer of the Universal Church for the needs of the people of the world.


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Before heading to Europe for their summer tour, A Pale Horse Named Death have unveiled an app for the iPod and iPhone.
Listen to two tracks from New York's A Pale Horse Named Death, featuring members of Life of Agony and Seventh Void.
Guitar World talks to Sal Abruscato and Matt Brown of A Pale Horse Named Death about their new album, And Hell Will Follow Me.
In anticipation of a June 14 release of their debut album, And Hell Will Follow Me, A Pale Horse Named Death will host a listening party at Idle Hands Bar in New York City tonight.


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THE national government urged local government units to complete their Emergency Operation Plans toward mainstreaming a Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation (DRR-CCA).
This was the main objective of the follow-up workshop on DRR/CCA mainstreaming, hosted on January 21-24, 2014 by the National Economic and Development Authority-Regional Development Coordinating Staff (NEDA-RDCS) at University of the Philippines in Diliman, Quezon City.
NEDA's Dr. Candido Cabrido, Jr. said that aside from enhanced Provincial Development Physical Framework Plans (PDPFPs) of provinces, there is also a need to prepare an Emergency Operation Plan at the municipal level and Contingency Plan at the barangay level.
Officials said some local Provincial Development Physical Framework Plans were presented and critiqued during the meeting, and that the five component provinces of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao would have to up with their own PDPFPs.
The training is supported by the UNDP and the European Commission Humanitarian Aid with the objective of helping the provincial development planners finalize their Disaster Risk Assessment (DRA) and Climate Change and Vulnerability Assessment (CCVA) reports.
Some provinces came up with their PDPFP during the October 21-26, 2013 training workshop on Integrating Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation (DRR/CCA) in local development planning and decision-making processes.
NEDA officials explained that PDPFP planning phases should cover: 1) Vision setting; 2) Planning Environment Assessment; 3) Development Issues and Problems Identification and Analysis; 4) Goals, Objectives and Target Setting; and 5) Strategies, Programs, Projects and Activities (PPAs) formulation.
Important information for mainstreaming in the PDPFP covers the key results and findings of the Disaster Risk Assessment (DRA); Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment (CCVA); and the measures to reduce disaster risk; and adapt to Climate Change Vulnerability (CCV).
Rosauro de Leon of NEDA-RDCS stressed that the training program will end this year, but he challenged the provincial representatives to complete their enhanced PDPFPs by the end of March 2014 and thereafter submit to the NEDA-RDCS.
The Regional Planning and Development Office and the ARMM component provinces of Basilan, Tawi-Tawi, Sulu and Maguindanao took part in the follow-up activity with the finalized draft of enhanced Disaster Risk Assessment/Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment using tables and maps and PDPFP as their major outputs. Some experts on DRR/CCA and map preparation from UP-Diliman were also present.


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The 1983 Thistle landslide (foreground) dammed the Spanish Fork River creating a lake that covered the town of Thistle, Utah. The slide covered Hwy 6 and the main railroad between Salt Lake and Denver.
At the end of this chapter, students should be able to:
Explain what mass wasting is and its effects on the land surface.
Explain the basic processes and triggers of mass wasting.
Identify types of mass wasting.
Identify risk factors for mass wasting events.
Evaluate landslide risks for particular landscapes.
Mass wasting is the downhill movement of rock and soil material due to gravity. The term "landslide" is often used as a synonym for mass wasting, but mass wasting is a much more broad term referring to all movement downslope. Technically, landslide is a general term for faster mass wasting where the regolith moves. Unconsolidated fragments of rock located on top of bedrock is called regolith. This loose material along with overlying soils are often what typically moves during a mass wasting event, but bedrock can move (rock topples) or a more liquid-driven movement can occur in mudflows. Movement by mass wasting can range from slow to rapid where it can be dangerous, such as during debris flows. Areas with steep topography and rapid rainfall, such as the California coast, Rocky Mountain Region, and Pacific Northwest, are particularly susceptible to hazardous mass wasting events. This chapter discusses the fundamental mechanisms driving mass wasting processes, types of mass wasting, examples and lessons learned from famous mass wasting events, how mass wasting can be predicted, and how people can be protected from this potential hazard.
10.1 Slope Strength
Forces on a block on an inclined plane (fg = force of gravity; fn = normal force; fs = shear force).
Mass wasting occurs when a slope is too steep to remain stable with existing materials and conditions. Slope stability is ultimately determined by two principal factors: the angle of the slope and the strength of the underlying material. In the figure, a block of rock situated on a slope is being pulled down toward the Earth's center by the force of gravity (fg). The force of gravity is, for the most part, constant on the Earth's surface (small variations exist that depend on the local elevation and the density of the underlying rock). The gravitational force acting on a slope can be divided into two components: one pushing the block down the slope (the shear force or driving force, fs), and the other pushing into the slope (the normal force or resisting force, fn), producing friction. The relationship between shear force and normal force is called shear strength. For the block to move, the shear force has to be greater than the normal force; that is, the driving force has to be greater than the resisting force (friction). When the normal force is greater than the shear force, then the block does NOT move downslope. However, if the slope becomes steeper or if the earth material is weakened, causing the shear force to exceed the normal force, then downslope movement can occur.
As slope increases, the force of gravity (fg) stays the same and the normal force decreases while the shear force proportionately increases.
In the above figure, the force vectors change as the slope angle increases. The gravitational force doesn't change, but the shear force increases while the normal force decreases. The steepest angle at which rock and soil material is stable (and will NOT move downslope) is called the angle of repose and is measured from horizontal. When a slope is at the angle of repose, the shear force is in equilibrium with the normal force. If the slope becomes just slightly steeper, the shear force exceeds the normal force, and the material starts to move downhill. The angle of repose varies for all materials and slopes depending on many factors such as grain size, grain composition, and water content. The figure below shows the angle of repose for sand that is poured into a pile on a flat surface. The sand grains cascade down the sides of the pile until coming to rest at the angle of repose. At that angle, the base and height of the pile continue to increase but the angle of the sides remains the same.
Angle of repose in a pile of sand.
The shear strength of a slope also depends on the water content of the material. Water can significantly change the shear strength of a particular slope. Water is located in pore spaces, which are empty air spaces in sediments or rocks between the grains. For example, assume a dry sand pile has an angle of repose of 30 degrees. If water is added to the sand, the angle of repose will increase, possibly to 60 degrees or even 90 degrees, such as a sand castle being built at a beach. But if too much water is added to the pore spaces of the sand castle, then the water decreases the shear strength, lowers the angle of repose, and the sand castle collapses.
Another factor influencing shear strength, are planes of weakness in sedimentary rocks. Bedding planes can act as significant planes of weakness when they are parallel to the slope and less so if they are perpendicular to the slope. At locations A and B, the bedding is nearly perpendicular to the slope and the bedding is relatively stable. At location D, the bedding is nearly parallel to the slope and the bedding is quite unstable. At location C the bedding is nearly horizontal and the stability is intermediate between the other two extremes . Additionally, if clay minerals form along bedding planes they can absorb water and become slick. When a bedding plane of shale (clay and silt) becomes saturated, it can lower the shear strength of the rock mass and cause a landslide such as at the Gros Ventre Slide discussed below.
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10.2 Mass-Wasting Triggers
Mass wasting events often have a trigger, something that changes that causes a landslide to a occur at a specific time, such as rapid snow melt, intense rainfall, earthquake shaking, volcanic eruption, storm waves, or rapid stream erosion. In addition, modifications to a slope during human activities can provide a trigger. An increase in water content within the slope is the most common mass-wasting trigger. Water content can increase due to rapid melting of snow or ice in winter, spring, or early summer, or as the result of a intense rain event. These intense rain events can occur more often during El Niño years, when the west coast of North American receives more precipitation than normal and landslides become more common. Changes in surface water conditions resulting from earthquakes, previous slope failures that dam up streams, or human structures that interfere with runoff (e.g., buildings, roads, or parking lots) can provide additional water to a slope. In other cases, shear strength may be weakened by earthquake shaking such as in the case of the Hebgen Lake slide discussed below.
An oversteepened slope may also trigger landslides. Slopes can be made excessively steep when humans modify the landscape for building construction, or by natural processes of erosion. An example of how a slope may be oversteepened during development occurs where the bottom of the slope is cut into, perhaps to build a road or level a building lot, and the top of the slope is modified by depositing excavated material from below. If done carefully this practice can be very useful in land development, but in some cases this can result in an oversteepened slope that is prone to landslides. For example, this might have been a contributing factor in the 2014 North Salt Lake City, Utah slide. A former gravel pit was regraded to provide a road and several building lots. These activities may have resulted in the oversteepening of the slope. This slow moving landslide destroyed one home at the bottom of the slope. Natural processes such as excessive stream erosion from a flood or coastal erosion during a storm can also oversteepen slopes. For example, natural undercutting of the riverbank was proposed as part of the trigger for the famous Gros Ventre slide in 1925. See case studies below for details.
10.3 Types of Mass Wasting
Common terms for landslides.
Mass wasting events are classified based on the type of movement and type of material. Since there are several ways to classify mass wasting events, the USGS Figure and the table below show terms used in this classification. In addition, mass wasting types often share common morphological features observed on the surface such as the head scarp (commonly seen as crescent shapes on a cliff face), hummocky (uneven) surface, accumulations of talus (loose rocky material falling from above), and toe of slope covering existing surface material.
Primary Material Type and Common Name of Slide
Bedrock Soil Types
Mostly Coarse-Grained Mostly Fine-Grained
Falls Rock Fall — —
Rock Avalanche Rock Avalanche — —
Rotational Slide (Slump) — Rotational Debris Slide (Slump) Rotational Earth Slide (Slump)
Translational Slide Translational Rock Slide Translational Debris Slide Translational Earth Slide
Flows — Debris Flow Earth flow
Soil Creep — Creep Creep
Table of Mass Wasting Types. Mass wasting movement type and primary earth material. Modified from .
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The most common mass wasting types are falls, rotational and translational slides, flows, and creep . Falls are abrupt movements of rock that detach from steep slopes or cliffs. Separation occurs along existing natural breaks such as fractures or bedding planes, and movement occurs as free-fall, bouncing, and rolling. Falls are strongly influenced by gravity, mechanical weathering, and the presence of water. Rotational slides show movement along a curved rupture surface with a commonly slow movement rate. Translational slides are movements along a plane of distinct weakness between the overlying slide material and more stable underlying material, and are often rapid. Slides can be further subdivided into rock slide, debris slide, or earth slides depending on the type of the material involved (See above table). The largest and fastest slides are called sturzstroms, or long-run-out landslides. They are still poorly understood, but are known to travel for long distances, even in places without significant atmospheres like the Moon.
Flows are mass wasting events in which the material is mixing internally, sometimes with abundant water, and moving at rapid speeds with long runouts at the slope base. Flows are commonly separated into debris flow (coarse material) and earthflow (fine material) depending on the type of material involved and the amount of water (see above table). Soil creep is the imperceptibly slow downward movement of material caused by shear stress sufficient to produce permanent deformation in unconsolidated material . A type of soil creep is solifluction, which is slow movement of soil lobes on low-angle slopes due to repeated freezing and thawing of soil in high-latitude (Arctic) cold locations. Creep is indicated by curved tree trunks, bent fences or retaining walls, tilted poles or fences, and small soil ripples or ridges.
10.4 Examples of Landslides
Landslides in United States
Scar of the Gros Ventre landslide in background with landslide deposits in the foreground.
1925 Gros Ventre, Wyoming: On June 23, 1925 a 38 million cubic yard translational rock slide occurred next to the Gros Ventre River (pronounced "grow vont") near Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The rock slide consisted of large boulders that dammed the Gros Ventre River and ran up the opposite side of the valley several hundred vertical feet. The dammed river created Slide Lake and two years later in 1927 lake levels rose high enough to destabilize the dam. The dam failed and caused a catastrophic flood that killed six people in the small downstream community of Kelly, WY .
Cross-section of 1925 Gros Ventre slide showing sedimentary layers parallel with the surface and undercutting (oversteepening) of the slope by the river.
The cause of the rock slide was a combination of three factors: 1) heavy rains and rapidly melting snow that saturated the Tensleep Sandstone, causing the underlying Amsden Shale to lose its shear strength, 2) the Gros Ventre River had cut through the sandstone creating an oversteepened slope, and 3) soil on top of the mountain became saturated with water due to poor drainage . The bedding planes between the Tensleep Sandstone and Amsden Shale were parallel with the slope surface and an earthquake may have been the trigger.
1959 Madison Canyon, Montana: In 1959 the largest earthquake in Rocky Mountain recorded history, magnitude 7.5, struck the Hebgen Lake, Montana area. The earthquake caused a rock avalanche that dammed the Madison River and ran up the other side of the valley hundreds of vertical feet. Today, there are still house-sized boulders visible on the slope opposite their starting point. The slide moved at a velocity of up to 100 miles per hour creating an incredible air blast that swept through the Rock Creek Campground. The slide killed 28 people, most of whom were in the campground and remain buried there . In a manner similar to the Gros Ventre slide, foliation planes of weakness in metamorphic rock outcrops were parallel with the surface.
1959 Madison Canyon landslide scar. Photo taken from landslide material.
1995 and 2005 La Conchita, California: In 1995 a fast moving earth flow damaged nine houses in the southern California coastal community of La Conchita. A week later a debris flow in the same location damaged five more houses. Surface "tension" cracks at the top of the slide gave warning signs the year before in the summer of 1994. As the rainy season began for the 1994/1995 winter, the cracks grew larger. The likely trigger of the 1995 event was unusually heavy rainfall during the winter of 1994/1995 and rising water table (groundwater levels). Ten years later, in 2005, a rapid debris flow occurred at the end of a 15–day period of near–record rainfall in southern California. Vegetation remained relatively intact as it was rafted on the surface of the rapidly flowing mass, which indicates that much of the landslide mass simply was being carried on a fluidized layer beneath, which presumably was much more saturated. The 2005 slide damaged 36 houses and killed 10 people .
Oblique LIDAR image of La Conchita after the 2005 landslide. Outline of 1995 (blue) and 2005 (yellow) landslides shown; arrows show examples of other landslides in the area; red line outlines main scarp of an ancient landslide for the entire bluff. Source: Todd Stennett, Airborne 1 Corp., El Segundo. Public domain
1995 La Conchita slide. Source: USGS
2014 Oso slide in Washington killed 43 people and buried many homes (Source: USGS, Public Domain)
2014 Oso Landslide, Washington: On March 22, 2014, a landslide of 10 million cubic yards traveled nearly a mile at 40 miles per hour, dammed the North Fork of the Stillaguamish River, covered 40 homes, and killed 43 people in the Steelhead Haven community near Oso, Washington. This volume of material is equivalent to 600 football fields covered in 10 feet of material. The winter of 2014-2015 was unusually wet with almost double the average amount of precipitation. The location of the slide was an active area with many slides throughout the Stillaguamish River Valley but previous slides had been small in size .
Annotated Lidar map of 2014 Oso slide in Washington.
Yosemite National Park Rock Falls: The steep cliffs of Yosemite National Park cause frequent rock falls.
Utah Landslides
Approximate extent of Markagunt Gravity slide.
Markagunt Gravity Slide: 21-22 million years ago, more than 1700 cubic kilometers of material was displaced in what is thought to be one relatively fast event . This is one of the biggest land-based landslides yet discovered in the geologic record. Evidence for this slide includes a basal breccia, pseudotachylytes (glass created from friction heat), slip surfaces (similar to faults), and clastic dikes. The landslide is thought to encompass an area the size of Rhode Island and extends from near Cedar City, Utah to Panguitch, Utah. This landslide was likely the result of material on the side of a growing laccolith being triggered by an eruption-related earthquake.
The 1983 Thistle landslide (foreground) dammed the Spanish Fork river creating a lake.
1983 Thistle Slide: Starting in April of 1983 and continuing into May of that year, a slow moving slide traveled 1,000 feet downhill and blocked Spanish Fork Canyon with an earth flow dam 200 feet high. This caused disastrous flooding upstream in the Soldier Creek and Thistle Creek Valleys, submerging the town of Thistle. As part of the emergency response a spillway was constructed to prevent the newly formed lake from breaching the dam. Later a tunnel was constructed to drain the lake and currently the river continues to flow through this tunnel. The rail line and Utah State Highway 6 had to be relocated at a cost of more than $200 million .
2013 Rockville Rock Fall:
House before and after destruction from 2013 Rockville rockfall.
Tracks of deadly 2013 Rockville rocksfall and earlier documented rockfall events.
Rockville, Utah is a small community near the entrance to Zion National Park. In December of 2013, 2,700 tons of blocky Shinarump Conglomerate fell from the Rockville Bench cliff, landed on the steep 35-degree slope below, and shattered into several large pieces that continued downslope at a high speed. These boulders completely destroyed a house located 375 feet below the cliff and killed two people inside the home. As can be seen in the figure to the right, there have been other rock falls in the area, including the site of this catastrophic event .
2014 North Salt Lake Slide: In August 2014 after a particularly wet period, a slow moving rotational landslide destroyed one home and damaged nearby tennis courts.
Scarp and displaced material from the North Salt Lake (Parkview) slide of 2014.
Reports from residents suggested that ground cracks had been seen near the top of the slope at least a year prior to the catastrophic movement.The presence of easily-drained sands and gravels overlying more impermeable clays weathered from volcanic ash, along with recent regrading of the slope, may have been contributing causes of this slide. Local heavy rains seem to have provided the trigger. In the two years after the landslide, the slope has been partially regraded to increase its stability. Unfortunately, in January 2017, parts of the slope have shown reactivation movement. Similarly, in 1996 residents in a nearby subdivision started reporting distress to their homes. This distress continued until 2012 when 18 homes became uninhabitable due to extensive damage and were removed. A geologic park was constructed in the now vacant area.
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