That bond between female humans probably goes back to something. However we do know it exists. So here’s a take on it.
Good luck girls…
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So, State visits are necessary things. The treaty room in the American White House is a very important place. many agreements have been signed there.
And many state visits by the respective heads of Nations are the public view of something that has already been negotiated hashed out by hard nosed bureaucrats on both sides and is ready for assigning and a public declaration.
Disappointed to see that the state visit lately of the two dominant North American nations was more of a personality driven game of dominance, ego, and The public was left shortchanged and because it was used in my view as a political somewhat weaponized clash.
These things may fit in a competing election, but once somebody is in the office there should be protocols that prevent this kind of thing and the hard work of some agreement accomplished beforehand by bureaucrats who don’t need to be reelected.
We as constituents should have already accepted the election results and we don’t need the competition of dog and pony at heads of States meetings. Both parties should have had some sort of agreement treaty or proclamation that fit both mandates.
Peace out, have a life…
The Fishers Fight for food…
Presentation at the NVIT lecture theater, top of the hill Bellshaw Avenue in Merritt British Columbia, Canada.
Membership or donation requested, fundraising auction for donated goods. The side table during the break raises money for our scholarship to an nvit student.
Free parking. No food or drink in the electric theater. This is what the naturalist likes to say.
The city of Merritt is on you round level 3 water restrictions 2 days a week watering on and off on even house numbers.
Hand held anytime
Seven things from May 7 th
Here are seven notable events that occurred on May 7th throughout history:
* 1824: Ludwig van Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony premiered in Vienna, Austria. This monumental work, featuring the “Ode to Joy” in its final movement, is considered one of the greatest symphonies ever composed and marked a revolutionary point in musical history. Beethoven, who was largely deaf at this point, still “conducted” the premiere.
* 1915: During World War I, a German U-boat sank the British ocean liner RMS Lusitania off the coast of Ireland. The attack killed 1,198 people, including 128 Americans. This event significantly shifted public opinion in the United States against Germany and is considered a contributing factor to the U.S.’s eventual entry into the war in 1917.
* 1945: In Reims, France, the unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany was signed, marking the end of World War II in Europe. The signing by General Alfred Jodl, Chief of Staff of the German Armed Forces High Command, to the Allied forces was a pivotal moment in global history, bringing an end to years of devastating conflict on the European continent. The surrender officially took effect the following day.
* 1946: The Sony Corporation was founded in Tokyo, Japan, by Akio Morita and Masaru Ibuka. Initially named Tokyo Telecommunications Engineering Corporation, it grew from a small electronics repair shop into a global powerhouse in consumer electronics, entertainment, and various other industries, significantly impacting the way people live and interact with technology.
* 1954: The Battle of Dien Bien Phu concluded in Vietnam with a decisive victory for the Viet Minh forces over the French. This pivotal battle marked the end of French colonial influence in Indochina and paved the way for the division of Vietnam. It was a significant turning point in the lead-up to the Vietnam War.
* 1999: Nancy Mace became the first woman to graduate from The Citadel, a military college in Charleston, South Carolina. This was a significant milestone for women in the traditionally male-dominated field of military education and highlighted the ongoing integration of women into all levels of the armed forces.
* 2000: Vladimir Putin was inaugurated as the President of Russia for the first time. This event marked the beginning of his long tenure as a dominant figure in Russian politics, significantly shaping the country’s domestic and foreign policies in the decades that followed.
Best of all you’re alive to read this…
It’s interesting to consider what it takes to become a politician. While there aren’t universally strict “qualifications” in the sense of required degrees for all political positions, there are definitely factors that play a significant role. Here’s a breakdown:
Core Considerations:
* Eligibility Requirements:
* These vary significantly depending on the specific political office (local, regional, national).
* Generally, they include citizenship, age requirements, and residency requirements. For example, to be a member of the United States House of Representatives, you must be 25 years old, a citizen for 7 years, and a resident of the state you are running in.
* In Canada, to be a candidate in a federal election you must be a Canadian citizen, and at least 18 years old.
* Skills and Qualities:
* Communication: Effective communication is crucial for conveying ideas, engaging with constituents, and participating in debates.
* Leadership: Politicians need to lead and inspire others, build consensus, and make difficult decisions.
* Interpersonal Skills: Building relationships with diverse groups of people is essential for political success.
* Knowledge of Public Issues: Understanding the issues facing your community and the broader society is vital for informed decision-making.
* Dedication and Perseverance: Political campaigns and careers can be demanding, requiring significant time, effort, and resilience.
* Experience and Education:
* While not always mandatory, experience in areas like law, business, public service, or community activism can be valuable.
* Education, particularly in fields like political science, economics, or law, can provide a strong foundation.
* Volunteering in political campaigns, or working within local political groups, is a very good way to gain valuable experience.
Could You Be One?
* Yes, in theory, anyone who meets the basic eligibility requirements can run for political office.
* However, success in politics requires a combination of factors, including:
* A strong desire to serve the public.
* The ability to connect with voters.
* The willingness to work hard.
* And, often, the ability to raise campaign funds.
In essence, while specific requirements exist for each position, a combination of personal attributes, experience, and a genuine desire to serve the public are key components to a political career.
Public figure
Insuring local voter security…
The trust is gone and we should not continue thinking in terms of rationalizing our good will as being tangible barter in new trade relations. After an arbitrary and vicious attack we cannot say well we will taste good going down the US administration’s gulet; will that make it better for you Mr.wolf.
Good job Daniel…
US: Administration
PS: we are not dealing with the same personage from the first administration but personage has been added or subtracted, to our disadvantage…
Pragmatic strength must prevail for us and we must resist niceness as appeasement. Too many of our people have been blindsided.
Do you have a quote you live your life by or think of often?
Sweet rhythm
The weather channel…
Four artists live in a mall 20 years ago. Now a documentary has been made. And they lived secretly. Without permission in a fully furnished apartment and studio. Working on art including 911. Behind a wall…
Now in documentary…
Note: Tickets May not be available for Tomorrow but they may be part of an offer…
Is fishing back?
Based on the search results, here’s information regarding fishing licenses on the BC Coast:
Tidal Waters (Saltwater) Recreational Fishing Licenses:
* In the 2023 to 2024 season (April 1 to March 31), a total of 333,478 tidal waters sport fishing licenses were issued to residents of British Columbia. This includes various types of licenses such as annual, 5-day, 3-day, and 1-day for adults, as well as annual licenses for seniors and juveniles.
* For the 2022 to 2023 season, the total number of tidal water sport fishing licenses issued to BC residents was 302,179.
* Approximately 300,000 license holders participate in tidal recreational fishing in British Columbia.
* Juveniles (under 16 years old) are required to obtain a free tidal waters sport fishing license.
* A separate Salmon Conservation Stamp is required for anglers of all ages who wish to retain any species of Pacific salmon.
Commercial Fishing Licenses:
* The number of individual annual commercial license holders in the Pacific region has been declining. In 2023, there were 4,057 individual license holders, which is a 74% decrease from the peak in 1987.
* These individual license holders were issued a total of 5,512 species-specific commercial licenses in 2023.
It’s important to note the distinction between recreational (sport) fishing licenses and commercial fishing licenses, as they are managed and tracked separately. The data provided above gives a recent snapshot of the number of licenses issued for both categories on the BC Coast.
Kevin Griffiths
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