#Pua District

[kazifatagar]

New: Man burns auxiliary police car for TikTok views

Wanting to get high views on TikTok is believed to be the motive of a man who set fire to an auxiliary police car yesterday morning and he posted the video on the social media platform saying “Done bakar kete polis puas hati aku’, with a selfie of himself and the burning behind. Petaling Jaya District Police Chief, Assistant Commissioner Mohd. Fakhrudin Abdul Hamid said the 25-year-old suspect…

[nszm]

Deng Haiyan Tel: 13570004141 WeChat ID: free_aoloa/aoloa2022 QQ number: 44124388 Address: Los Angeles, USA Place of household registration: public collective household in Lianhe Street, No. 13, East 2nd Street, Huangpi New Village, Huangpu District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province ID card: 522401197810040033 Deeds:

Selling pornographic videos many times, teaching PUA speaking skills for a fee

Motivate minors, establish organizations that spread obscenity, instigate others to have sex with minors, claim to have made hundreds of thousands of profits, brainwash minor girls into sex slaves, and use this to show off.

Open a brainwashing class, repeatedly cut leeks on its fans, and encourage fans to find underage girls.

[tripcounselors]

"Twin City" Ambala, Haryana Tour

Additionally, Ambala is well-known for the sizeable presence of the Indian Army and the Indian Air Force within the cantonment area that was initially established there in the year 1843. This is one of the reasons why Ambala is so well-known. Since the cantonment is home to one of the three striking corps that make up the Indian Army, it is of the highest importance to India's overall military strategy. Because Ambala City and Ambala Cantonment are situated in close proximity to one another, the city is sometimes referred to as "Twin City." The distance between the two parts of the city is eight km. There are instances when people would refer to Ambala Cantonment as Ambala Cantt. The Ambala District is claimed to have been founded by Amba Rajput sometime around the 14th century AD. There is also the belief that the name originates from Amba Wala, which translates to "the village of mangoes," as a result of the abundance of mango farms in the region that is immediately around the community. This explanation has been proposed.

In addition, the dishes of Makki Ki Roti and Sarson Ka Saag, as well as Buttermilk (lassi), milk, and curd, each play a key role in the cuisine. Ambala is home to a number of mouthwatering and well-known regional specialties, including but not limited to Mal Pua, Kheer, Churma, Peda, Laddu, and Thandai, to name just a few.

If you have any concerns regarding the informative and reasonably priced Ambala tours we provide, please don't hesitate to get in touch with one of our helpful Trip Counselors.

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TURISIAN.com - Ganara Art, lembaga edukasi seni memang keren banget. Kali ini  menghadirkan tempat kreatif baru nih. Nnamanya "Futuristic Art Healing Space" yang berlokasi di Kabupaten Tangerang, Banten. Ini bakal ada selama sebulan dari sekarang, guys! Menurut pendiri Ganara Art, Tita Djumaryo, Ravy 17 Mei 2023, niatnya sih, "Futuristic Art Healing Space" ini jadi tempat hits di Kabupaten Tangerang. Terutama, buat ajak lebih banyak anak muda nyobain seni sebagai cara buat ekspresi diri, gitu loh! Kali ini Ganara Art kolaborasi sama Carstensz Lifestyle Hub Mall di Gading Serpong, Tangerang, yang punya konsep modern dan futuristik. Jadi mereka ngeluarin tempat kreatif tema "Futuristic Art Healing Space" yang nyambung banget sama konsep Carstensz. BACA JUGA: Pengunjung Taman Tematik Kota Tangerang Meningkat Tajam, Capai 750 Orang per Hari Di "Futuristic Art Healing Space" ini, buat para penggemar seni yang suka gaya modern dan dinamis. Kalian bisa menikmati instalasi seni yang keren buat nunjukin diri kalian. Dan tentunya buat memunculkan kreativitas yang dalam banget. Ada area instalasi 3D, instalasi video, juga workshop kreatif yang seru banget! Buat masuk ke galeri dan nikmatin instalasi seni, cukup beli tiket seharga Rp25,000. Atau bisa juga tunjukin struk belanja di Carstensz Mall. BACA JUGA: Kebun Raya Cibinong, Cocok Tempat Buat Healing Anak Jakarta Kalo mau ikutan kelas kreatif, tinggal cek jadwalnya dan bisa beli tiketnya di situs web Ganara Art atau langsung di tempatnya. Mereka ngasih banyak pilihan workshop, misalnya lukis di topi, bikin kerajinan tanah liat, lukis di vas tanah liat, atau lukis di tas serut. Sebelumnya, ruma seni ini  udah hadir di banyak tempat keren di Jakarta dan Makassar, loh! Ada Ganara Art Hublife di Jakarta Barat, Ganara Art Rumah Wijaya sama Ganara Art ASHTA District 8 di Jakarta Selatan. Kemudia, Ganara Art PIK Avenue di Jakarta Utara, Ganara Art Nipah Park Makassar, dan Ganara di Plaza Indonesia. BACA JUGA: 5 Tempat Hunting Foto yang Instagramable di Tangerang, Dimana itu? Oh iya, ngomongin Ganara Art, jangan lupa juga ada beberapa tempat kuliner keren yang bisa kamu cek dekat sana, guys! D'Bistro: Ini adalah restoran yang terletak di sebelah Ganara Art. Mereka menyajikan menu makanan Asia dan Western yang enak-enak. Cobain deh menu favorit mereka, seperti nasi goreng spesial atau burger juicy mereka. Pasti bikin perut kenyang dan puas! Sweet Treats Cafe: Kalo kamu suka makanan manis, tempat ini wajib banget dikunjungin. Mereka punya berbagai pilihan makanan penutup yang lezat. Seperti pancake fluffy, waffle dengan topping beragam, dan milkshake yang creamy abis. Ajak temen-temen buat nongkrong sambil makan makanan manis di sini, pasti seru banget! BACA JUGA: Berwisata Air di Water Park Tangerang yang Baru Dibuka, Ini Tempatnya       3. The Coffee Den: Buat pecinta kopi, kamu harus mampir ke tempat ini. The Coffee Den punya suasana yang cozy dan menu kopi yang beragam. Coba deh kopi spesial mereka, seperti cappuccino dengan latte art yang cantik atau es kopi dengan rasa yang unik. Tempat ini juga cocok buat kamu yang suka kerja atau nongkrong sambil nikmatin secangkir kopi yang nikmat.       4. Sate Padang Pak Joko: Kalo lagi pengen makan sate yang enak, di sekitar Ganara Art ada Sate Padang Pak Joko yang terkenal. Mereka punya sate Padang dengan cita rasa yang autentik dan bumbu yang mantap. Cobain deh sate daging sapi atau sate kikil mereka, pasti bikin lidah kamu bergoyang! Jadi, setelah puas mengeksplorasi seni di sana, jangan lupa juga eksplorasi kuliner di sekitarnya, ya. Selamat menikmati seni dan kuliner yang seru! ***

[s-e-v-e-n-24]

The list by the way

Alabama - Camellia (Romantic love, devotion, adoration, care), oak-leaf hydrangea (Depends on colour)

Alaska - Forget-me-nots (True love, devotion, royalty)

Arizona - Saguaro (Resilience, trusting yourself)

Arkansas - Apple blossom (Long life, even after death)

California - Poppy (Western: Death)

Colorado - Colorado blue columbine (Strength, wisdom, peace)

Connecticut - Mountain laurel (Perseverance)

Delaware - Peach blossom (Purity, womanhood, good luck amd Joy when engaged)

Florida - Orange blossom (Innocence, purity, good luck, virtue, fertility)

Georgia - Cherokee Rose (Does not have a fancy flower meaning. Chosen to represent the trail of tears)

Hawaii - Pua aloalo (Royalty, power, respect)

Idaho - Lilac (Love, rebirth, innocence, wisdom, remembrance)

Illinois - Violet (Modest, faithful, everlasting love, innocence, remembrance, declaration to always be true in Victorian times)

Indiana - Peony (Happiness, romance, bashfulness, happy marriage, honour, prosperity, good fortune, wealth)

Iowa - Prairie rose (Depends on colour. Desire, beauty, love, mystery joy, friendship, happiness)

Kansas - Sunflower (Adoration, loyalty, longevity)

Kentucky - Goldenrod (Good luck)

Louisiana - Magnolia (Luck, stability, Perseverance)

Maine - White pine cone and tassel (This is not a flower. Strength and endurance)

Maryland - Black-eyed Susan (Justice)

Massachusetts - Mayflower (Hope, fertility, new beginnings, boundaries, protection)

Michigan - Apple blossom (Long life, even after death)

Minnesota - Pink-and-white lady's slipper (Joy, love, grace)

Mississippi - Magnolia (Luck, stability, Perseverance)

Missouri - White hawthorn (Happiness, beauty, faith, longevity, hope)

Montana - Bitterroot (Brought back to life I HAVE A FIC IDEA FOR THIS)

Nebraska - Tall Goldenrod (Good luck)

Nevada - Sagebrush (Strength and resilience)

New Hampshire - Lilac (Love, rebirth, innocence, wisdom, remembrance)

New Jersey - Violet (Modest, faithful, everlasting love, innocence, remembrance, declarationto always be true in Victorian times)

New Mexico - Yucca (New opportunities, loyalty, protection, purity)

New York - Rose (Depends on colour, in in bloom, how it's arranged. In general: Love)

North Carolina - Dogwood (Strength, reliability, purity, innocence)

North Dakota - Wild prairie rose (Depends on colour. Desire, beauty, love, mystery joy, friendship, happiness)

Ohio - Red carnation (Deep love and affection), Great white trillium (Purity, beauty, recovery) (He stays red and white coded)

Oklahoma - Oklahoma rose (Depends. Love, appreciation, sympathy)

Oregon - Oregon grape (Protection, positive energy)

Pennsylvania - Mountain laurel (Perseverance)

Rhode Island - Violet (Modest, faithful, everlasting love, innocence, remembrance, declarationto always be true in Victorian times)

South Carolina - Yellow jessamine (Affection, joy, friendship)

South Dakota - American pasque (Rebirth, dignity, nobility, grace)

Tennessee - Iris (Faith, hope, courage, wisdom, appreciation), Passion flower (Passion of Jesus??), Tennessee echinacea (Health and healing)

Texas - Bluebonnets (Bravery, admiration)

Utah - Sego lily (Home, mercy, freedom, peace)

Vermont - Red clover (Protection, success, money, love, fidelity, consecration act if declaring something sacred, exorcism) What the fuck Vermont

Virginia - Dogwood (Strength, reliability, purity, innocence)

Washington - Pacific rhododendron (Warning sign, harbinger of adversity to come. Seen as either a good thing like peace or love or a death threat)

West Virginia - Rhododendron (Warning sign, harbinger of adversity to come. Seen as either a good thing like peace or love or a death threat)

Wisconsin - Violet (Modest, faithful, everlasting love, innocence, remembrance, declarationto always be true in Victorian times)

Wyoming - Wyoming Indian paintbrush (Confidence, clarity, intuition)

Gov/District/IDC - American beauty rose (Passion)

Do with this what you will

Sometimes I think about state flowers and I get so mentally unwell

I finished making a list of them and their meanings tonight and GAH I have thoughts but they are all so unrelated hold on-

[amazing-thailand]

About an hour north of Nan is this geological wonder across the Koon River. A peaceful place to hike and enjoy nature in its pristine form. 📍 Wang Sila Lang, Pua District, Nan. #Amazingthailand#NewChaptersOfExperience

[brooklynmuseum]

Stronger Together

Weekend Roundup of Resources for our Community


Ay! What’s good Brooklyn? How are you feeling?

As we enter the month of May still under social distancing, we know that the days are getting warmer and we yearn to be with our people more and more each day. However, once we continue practicing physical distance and social solidarity to keep our community whole, the sun, laughter, social engagements, and more will feel incredibly warm and beautiful. Right now, our community needs us and we should do what we best in NYC, spread love and help each other. Check out new opportunities to support and be supported in this week’s roundup.

If you have questions, or have more you wish to see or to spotlight, reach out. We want to hear from you so email stay.connected@brooklynmuseum.org.

Also, text 'COVID' to 692-692 to get important COVID-19 related updates sent straight to your phone. You can text 'COVIDESP' to get updates in Spanish.

Local Business Highlights of the Week:

Prepared foods, groceries, and bar items are now available for pick up from Glady's and sister restaurant, Mo’s Original. Pickups will be scheduled every Wednesday and Saturday. All orders will be picked up at Mo's Original in Crown Heights.

Tom’s Diner, our favorite family owned diner since 1936, is serving your favorite classic food options and breakfasts all day from 8 am-3 pm on weekdays and 8 am-5 pm on weekends. Take out and no contact delivery is available by ordering here.

Census

A reminder to complete the 2020 Census today at my2020census.gov.

Resources for families

NYC Children has created a resource page regarding family resources, parent/caretaker questions, family court and child care assistance.

The Arab American Association of New York (AAANY) has set up a relief network to assist families and businesses in Bay Ridge with the practical and financial challenges of the COVID-19 crisis through grants and distributions of food, supplies, and PPE (personal protective gear). TO apply for service, visit their survey form.

The Asian & Pacific Islander American Health Forum (APIAHF) is a national policy organization that has developed a Language Resources page for the coronavirus. Languages include, Arabic, Bengali/Bangla, Burmese, Chinese, Chuukese, English, Farsi, Fijian, Gujarati, Hakha Chin, Hawaiian, Hindi, Hmong, Llocano, Indonesian, Japanese.

C19 Help Squad is currently taking requests for both financial help purchasing food, medicine, necessary supplies, bills, rent and other expenses as well as local assistance such as welfare checks or grocery/supply delivery.

If you are a Veteran, Military member, spouse/ partner or immediate family member or Gold Star Family member, fill out the Veterans Mutual Aid survey if you are in need of groceries, need help with housing. For more information, visit the NYC Veterans Alliance.

Resources for the Undocumented Community

We Speak NYC is offering FREE weekly online classes. Join a class to meet new people, learn about New York City services available to all New York City residents, regardless of immigration status, and practice speaking English. Classes meet once a week, every week at the time listed.

ActionNYC is for every immigrant New Yorker. It offers free, safe immigration legal help in a network of trusted community organizations and schools.

The New York Immigration Coalition has developed a resource page of newly released government information in a variety of languages. To find out more, visit their COVID-19 Community Resources.

Undocu Workers Fund NYC will de distributing $200 via Venmo, Zelle or Paypal to undocumented individuals who work in the food industry in Manhattan or Brooklyn. Visit their page to find out more information about eligibility.

If you are undocumented yourself or have family members who are undocumented and have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, click on the link below to fill out the request form provided by the Bentancourt Macia Family Scholarship Foundation.

Resources for artists, freelancers, and gig workers

Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) is a federal program that was included in the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act. The program provides support for Americans who are unable to work due to the Coronavirus pandemic, but do not qualify for traditional Unemployment Insurance (UI).

NYFA is administering $1,250,000 in aid to Tri-State Relief Fund to Support Non-Salaried Workers in the Visual Arts. They will distribute one-time unrestricted cash grants of $2,000 each to: freelance, contract, or non-salaried archivists, art handlers, artist/photographer’s assistants, cataloguers, database specialists, digital assets specialists, image scanners/digitizers, and registrars. Please click here for a full list of eligibility requirements and required application materials.

Volunteer Opportunities

Bed-Stuy Strong is a group of neighbors helping neighbors in a spirit of solidarity. Find out how you are able to donate, help, or in need of assistance by visiting their website.

#Brooklyn Shows Love Mutual Aid Project is a mutual aid project to any and all Brooklynites who need grocery/supply deliveries, medication pick-up/drop-offs, tenant/rent-strike organizing support, and other forms of material aid. For more information visit their website, and to sign up to volunteer click here.

Volunteer to support home-bound seniors with Heights and Hill in partnership with City Councilman Brad Lander.

Buildings & Residents

For Tenants/Landlords - Disinfection Guidance for Buildings: Check out these guidelines on how to maintain your building during COVID-19.

Property Tax issues: Got property tax issues? Check out the Department of Finance (DOF) who administers a number of benefits in the form of tax exemptions, abatements, and money-saving programs.

Remember to Follow Our Elected Officials For News:  

Stay up to date with information provided by Governor Cuomo. Follow our New York State governor on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram for up to date information regarding new health guidelines closures, and executive orders.

The Mayor has a new Daily Message available on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube every morning. If your constituents have questions, comments or concerns, they want him to respond to, they can send them using the hashtag #AskMyMayor

The Office of the Brooklyn Borough President provides the most up-to-date information and resources to Brooklynites. Follow these pages regularly and follow Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams on social media for real-time updates.

Interested to see what is happening on the federal level? Follow New York State Senator Chuck Schumer on Twitter and Instagram for updates on COVID-19 and information on New York State.

Follow federal updates regarding COVID-19 from Senator Gillibrand. You can follow Gillibrand on Twitter and Instagram.

Proudly serving the Hudson Valley House Representative Maloney is working hard for his constituents during the current pandemic. For more information follow Maloney on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

Congresswoman for the 9th District, Yvette D. Clark is working hard in Congress to support our local communities. Follow the Congresswoman on her Twitter to receive updates on what is going on in Washington DC and resources available in your ‘hood!

Follow updates from Council Member Carlos Mechaca, representing District 38-Sunset Park, Red Hook, Greenwood Heights, and portions of Borough Park, Dyker Heights and Windsor Terrace on Facebook for more information regarding COVID-19.

Follow updates from Council Member Stephen T. Levin on Facebook and Twitter. Levein represents District 33-Brooklyn Heights, DUMBO, Williamsburg, Greenpoint, Boerum Hill and Bedford–Stuyvesant.

Follow Updates from Council Member Alicka Ampry-Samuel on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Ampry-Samuel represents District 41-Bedford Stuyvesant, Ocean Hill-Brownsville, East Flatbush, and Crown Heights.

Deana Lawson (American, born 1979). Oath, 2013. Pigment print. Brooklyn Museum, William K. Jacobs, Jr. Fund, 2015.6.1. © Deana Lawson (Photo: Image courtesy of the artist)

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#รูปภาพฟรี วัดภูเก็ต, ปัว, น่าน, #Thailand

[perfectirishgifts]

Millions May Lose Unemployment Benefits This Month—How Likely Is Additional Aid?

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Millions May Lose Unemployment Benefits This Month—How Likely Is Additional Aid?

A record number of Americans have lost work since the coronavirus pandemic struck, and more than 20 million are still claiming unemployment benefits. For them, jobless aid can be critical, helping to cover the bills and other expenses while they look for work.

But millions are at risk of losing unemployment benefits soon. The Century Foundation estimates that as many as 12 million Americans will be cut off from jobless benefits on December 26. And more may exhaust their unemployment claims before then. What extended state benefits could be available for them? And could more federal aid be on the way?

Millions may stop getting unemployment checks at the end of this month.

Who’s at risk of losing unemployment benefits?

Americans who’ve been unemployed for several months are at the greatest risk of running out of unemployment benefits—and that number has grown sharply in recent months.

The number of Americans who’ve been unemployed for more than 26 weeks—the maximum duration of regular state unemployment benefits in most states—has climbed from 1.1 million people in February, pre-pandemic, to 3.9 million in November. Nearly four in 10 workers collecting unemployment benefits last month have been filing claims for at least 27 weeks, according to the Labor Department.

The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities’ chief economist Chad Stone notes that two-thirds of the Labor Department’s reported number of unemployment insurance recipients are now in temporary programs that were created by the CARES Act in March and that expire just after Christmas.

That includes those who have exhausted all of their regular state unemployment benefits and are eligible to get up to 13 weeks of federally funded Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation as well as those who have lost their jobs and don’t qualify for regular state benefits, but are getting federal benefits under the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program. That program was created by the CARES Act for those who have lost their jobs, or who are self-employed and have lost income, as a result of the pandemic and who aren’t normally eligible for regular unemployment benefits in their state (like gig workers, for example).

Why could Americans lose unemployment benefits in December?

The Century Foundation, an independent think tank, found that 4.6 million people will stop getting payments through the Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC) program. It projects another 7.3 million workers will lose their benefits as Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) winds down. Unless Congress acts to extend the two programs, they will expire at year’s end and pay out their last benefits the week ending December 26.

The Brookings Foundation just released estimates that were even higher. The nonprofit public policy organization projects approximately 9.5 million will lose unemployment compensation on December 26 due to PUA’s expiration. And about half-a-million will lose all access to benefits because of the PEUC’s expiration since they live in a state where extended benefits have also triggered off.

In addition, it says approximately 870,000 will lose unemployment compensation once they exhaust regular unemployment benefits because they live in a state where extended benefits have triggered off. About 680,000 will lose unemployment compensation once they exhaust extended benefits. And another 2.2 million will be at risk of losing unemployment compensation once they exhaust regular benefits because they live in a state where extended benefits are available now, but where those benefits are likely to trigger off within weeks.

Why are extended benefits unavailable in some states?

Displaced workers who lose those federal PEUC benefits this month may still have access to extended unemployment benefits. The problem is that extended benefits turn on or off in states depending on different economic triggers. The benefits are turned on when state-wide unemployment rates or the share of people collecting unemployment benefits meet certain thresholds. And some states don’t meet the threshold or have opted not to use one of the two triggers.

According to the nonprofit Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, which has analyzed state benefits, as of the end of November, the District of Columbia and 14 states offer up to 20 weeks of extended unemployment benefits in addition to 26 weeks of regular benefits (and the federal benefits through the CARES Act): Alaska, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Massachusetts, Michigan, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Rhode Island and Washington.

Another 17 states currently offer 26 weeks or regular benefits and up to 13 weeks of additional extended benefits: Arizona, Georgia, Hawaii, Kansas, Louisiana, Maryland, Minnesota, Mississippi, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Texas, Vermont, Virginia and West Virginia. The District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands offer the same. 

South Carolina offers 20 weeks of regular unemployment and 10 weeks of extended benefits. North Carolina now provides 12 weeks of regular unemployment and six weeks of extended benefits.

But many other states do not currently offer extended benefits. That could be because their unemployment rates aren’t high enough to trigger them (the state’s 13-week average insured unemployment rate must be above 5 percent). Or it may be because they haven’t opted for the additional voluntary trigger, which provides for extended benefits when the total unemployment rate is above 6.5 percent and is at least 10 percent higher than either of the prior two years.

In addition, some states that have triggered extended benefits on now may no longer offer them after this month. Under the terms of the CARES Act, full federal funding for extended benefits will also expire on December 26, 2020. After that, the federal share will revert to 50 percent. With the end of full federal support for the extended benefits, some states may opt out of the optional trigger. Others may find their unemployment rates have dropped enough that they no longer meet the threshold.

The Century Foundation, an independent think tank, projects that only 17 states, and the District of Columbia will still have the extended benefits program in place at the end of December. The states are Alaska, California, Connecticut, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Washington. That leaves many others without additional income support after the federal aid expires.

How likely is an extension of benefits this month?

Calls for additional federal aid have been growing. “With the economy still in a deep hole, policymakers face an imperative to enact a relief and stimulus package quickly to support the recovery and ensure that millions of unemployment insurance recipients don’t lose their benefits in the coming weeks,” wrote economist Chad Stone last week.

But how likely is it that benefits will be extended before this year ends?

Many remain hopeful that targeted legislation can still be passed by the end of this month to extend unemployment aid. In a recent report, Goldman Sachs GS , for example, said it expects Congress to pass a small fiscal package in December that could extend the expanded unemployment insurance benefits that are set to expire.

Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle, as well as members of the outgoing administration, are in agreement that more aid should be extended to those who’ve lost their income—including the possibility of another round of supplemental federal unemployment benefits in addition to the extension of federal programs.

On Friday, National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow said on CNBC’s “Squawk on the Street” that “we should provide some additional payouts for unemployment assistance.” He indicated his support for another round of supplemental federal unemployment benefits again, too, “upping [unemployment] assistance by, you know, let’s say $300 a week, extended out…I’m saying at least several months, maybe till the end of the first quarter.”

Kudlow indicated some progress in talks to provide additional aid to those who are out of work, saying “Talk is good and we may be moving forward.”

Democratic Speaker of the House, Rep. Nancy Pelosi, added more words of encouragement at her weekly press conference on Friday, saying “there is momentum” in talks.

Whether that will translate into passed legislation this month, though, remains to be seen.

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Some notes about the Zootopia Verses for a few characters

Ma Tembo is the city’s mayor and deals with all the managerial issues that come with that. She formerly taught at St Loxodont’s High School in Savannah Central. She has a large extended family, and Chama and Mtoto are her grandsons.

Makuu is the head of the Crocodile Family and chief of the Rainforest District’s Police Department. In his youth he was a professional wrestler before moving onto the force. There have been some shady rumours about his first term as chief, though things seem to have recently smoothed over.

Mzingo is one of the best criminal defence lawyers there is. Head of the law firm known as Parliment, he has been hired by Scar on the down-low to get the hyenas out of trouble when they need it. He’s incredibly rich.

Chama was recently forced out of his Grandmother’s house after embarrassing her in public and threatening her campaign. She offers him support (however limited), and he lives with his friends in an apartment above Rafiki’s medical practice. They all have jobs at Big Springs Indoor Waterpark.

Pua recently retired as Chief of Rainforest District Police, after his nephew Makuu called for his resignation. He lives alone in a very lavish mansion upstate: his career was clean, but that’s not what his mountains of spare cash seems to suggest.

[uberlyftdrivers]

This week on the @RideshareRodeo podcast (episode 18): #PUA-2, #LYFT & National School Boards Association Allowing Minors, #California's #Rideshare Suspending Operations in California, and more~ #Uber #Lyft #Drivers #Gig economy news~ Uber Lyft Drivers & Gig economy news: This week on the podcast: Pandemic Unemployment Assistance temporary measures to be enforced by FEMA per Executive Orders, waiting on House/Senate to hash out a real solution, LYFT has teamed up with the National School Boards Association by giving $100,000 in essential rides for families in school districts around the country, California deadline for Rideshare Giants: Uber and Lyft to make drivers employees by Thursday August 20th, Uber and Lyft say they will either temporarily suspend operations in California or move into a "Franchise Model" until the November Ballot Proposition 22 has been voted on, According to Reuters UberEats will continue operations beyond Thursday even if Rideshare stops in the state until after the November Ballot, Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan to introduce legislation to city council at the end of this month that would require Uber and Lyft to pay a minimum floor wage of $16.39, Lyft responds "unworkable" & "misguided regulation", Uber responded pointing out the failures in early 2019 trying this same thing in New York City and the negative effects it has had on drivers earnings and flexibility, & all the challenges these Rideshare companies and its drivers face during the COVID-19 global pandemic. Questions, Comments, Concerns? *please post in comments section below* Team UberLyftDrivers.com & RideshareRodeo.com

[thenocturnotes]

Traveler’s Guide to Japan (Low Budget!) – Part 4: Kanazawa-Shirakawago-Takayama

10 Januari 2018

Kami bangun pagi-pagi buta untuk mengejar kereta menuju Kanazawa yang berangkat sebelum pukul 8. Sejak pukul 6 pagi kami sudah keluar dari apato dan segera menuju ke Osaka Station karena kereta yang akan kami naiki, JR Limited Express Thunderbird, berangkat dari stasiun itu.

Saat keluar dari apato sambil membawa gendongan besar carrier seberat lebih dari 10kg, ada Ojiisan yang sedang berjalan kaki tiba-tiba menyapa,”ohayou!”

Saya sapa balik dengan kata yang sama ^^ Japanese are really friendly.

Oh ya, sebenarnya saya sedikit menyesali keputusan saya membawa carrier. Sebelumnya saya pernah berlibur backpackeran juga ke beberapa tempat sambil membawa carrier, sama-sama mobile-nya dengan trip ke Jepang kali ini, bahkan berpindah negara beberapa kali. Tapi perbedaannya adalah saat itu carrier saya tidak diisi dengan barang seberat ini, mungkin maksimal cuma 7kg. Jadi kalau kalian sangat mobile dengan barang bawaan yang banyak, sebaiknya memang memakai koper supaya tidak susah sewaktu berpindah-pindah tempat.

Sesampainya di Osaka station, kereta Thunderbird sudah tiba di peron. Kami langsung naik dan mencari tempat duduk kosong. Kereta ini berbeda dengan kereta dalam kota, atau antar-kota berjarak pendek. Tempat duduknya menghadap sesuai arah kereta berjalan, bukan hadap samping macam angkot. Seat-nya empuk dan nyaman, disertai penghangat. Kursi-kursi kereta di Jepang memang memiliki penghangat di tempat duduk masing-masing yang biasanya dinyalakan saat winter. Kereta ini juga mulus jalannya, getarannya lebih halus dibanding kereta lokal.

Beruntung, Osaka station adalah stasiun pertama pemberangkatan JR Thunderbird ini sehingga seat-nya masih banyak yang kosong. Kami bergerak ke arah utara. Dari balik kaca kereta, saya melihat rumah-rumah penduduk yang berbentuk serupa, berjajar, lalu berubah menjadi kawasan industri dengan pabrik yang cerobongnya mengeluarkan asap keabuan, kemudian berubah lagi menjadi sebuah danau yang sangat amat cantik berwarna biru dengan pantulan sinar matahari di atasnya.

Ternyata itu adalah Lake Biwa. Sebuah danau besar yang membentang di Shiga Prefecture. Sebenarnya saya sempat ingin memasukkan danau ini ke dalam itinerary tetapi lokasi dan transportasi yang agak susah dijangkau membuat saya mengurungkan niat.

Beberapa saat setelah melewati Lake Biwa, pemandangan berubah menjadi pedesaan dengan rumah-rumah penduduk yang jaraknya saling berjauhan. Tak lama, saya melihat tumpukan salju di sepanjang jalan, di atas atap rumah-rumah, pohon, dan mobil yang diparkir di depan rumah penduduk. Lalu perlahan salju mulai turun. That was my first indirect encounter with snow fall. Ternyata salju yang turun sangat lebat.

Saya dan Alvi mulai cemas karena pagi itu kami sudah memesan kimono untuk dipakai berjalan-jalan di Kanazawa. Sebenarnya sih, weather forecast sudah mengatakan akan turun salju bercampur hujan air di Kanazawa, tapi kami nekat.

Kami sampai di Kanazawa sekitar pukul setengah 12 siang. Benar saja, di luar cuacanya buruk. Saljunya deras, gede-gede, dan bercampur air. Tidak terbayang betapa dinginnya hari itu, kalau tidak salah, suhunya drop sampai 0° celcius. Sebenarnya rencana awal kami adalah menaruh tas di loker, berjalan-jalan ke beberapa obyek wisata, lalu pergi ke hostel menjelang malam. Tapi entah kenapa akhirnya kami memutuskan untuk menuju hostel terlebih dahulu.

Begitu keluar stasiun, werrr salju dan air hujan langsung menghempas ke arah badan dan wajah. Kami semua basah kuyup. Bagian dalam sepatu boots saya terasa basah padahal sudah anti-air, sepertinya genangan air dan lelehan salju masuk melalui celah-celah jahitan di antara sol dan badan sepatu. Yang saya bayangkan sepanjang jalan cuma 2: berada dalam ruangan yang kering dan hangat serta ganti baju kering! Ujung-ujung jari tangan dan kaki saya sudah mati rasa. Ditambah membawa beban seberat 10kg di pundak, rasa-rasanya mood saya ikut drop sampai titik terbawah.

Setelah kurang lebih berjalan kaki 30 menit, kami tiba di hostel. Entah memang sepertinya hari itu semesta berkonspirasi untuk mengerjai kami. A series of unfortunate events occurred. Hostelnya under renovation saudara-saudaraaa :”” padahal saya sudah membookingnya jauh-jauh hari dan saya tidak mendapat email apapun terkait hal tersebut. Memo yang ditempel di pintu masuk mengatakan kalau renovasinya berlangsung sampai tanggal 10 Januari 2018, tepat di hari kami sampai. Di sana juga tertulis kalau kami bisa menghubungi sister hotelnya atau pihak owner dan manager hostel untuk emergency call. Saya sempat ingin bertanya ke dalam, tapi yang terlihat hanyalah bapak-bapak tukang yang entah saya tidak yakin bisa berbahasa Inggris atau tidak. Karena tidak punya pulsa untuk menelpon, akhirnya kami memutuskan untuk pergi ke sister hotel yang ada di utara stasiun, yang artinya kami harus kembali lagi berjalan ke sana. Lengkap sudah penderitaan hari itu.

Di sepanjang jalan menuju ke stasiun, terjadi miskomunikasi di antara kami. We got a little fight. Suasana berubah makin runyam. Dalam hati saya sempat berharap untuk pulang balik ke Surabaya lol (ceritanya lagi PMS). Sesampainya di stasiun, Alvi mencoba untuk menelpon emergency call hostel kami menggunakan telepon umum. Yes, they do exist thank God. Setelah menghubungi pihak manager/owner, ternyata kami bisa check in hari itu pukul 3 sore :’) cukup menyesal kenapa kami tidak stick to the plan untuk berjalan-jalan dulu tadi. Yak, karena sudah terjadi maka terjadilah. Acara berlibur harus tetap berlanjut!

Akhirnya kami menitipkan tas ke bagian penitipan tas yang ada di sebelah ruang loker. Kami titipkan kesana karena ukuran carrier kami cukup besar. Kalau tidak salah biayanya 500 yen. Setelah menitipkan carrier, saya membeli 4 buah Kanazawa Loop Bus Pass seharga 500 yen per orang. Pass ini berlaku untuk seharian penuh berputar-putar mengelilingi beberapa obyek wisata di Kanazawa.

Karena masih badai, akhirnya saya membatalkan pemesanan kimono. Kami segera menaiki bus yang menuju ke arah Higashi Chaya District. Sebuah area dengan rumah-rumah bergaya tradisional di kanan dan kiri jalan. Beberapa dari rumah tersebut adalah teahouse tempat geisha tampil. Sekarang sih beberapa dari rumahnya sudah beralih fungsi menjadi toko dan restaurant.

Kami masuk ke salah satu rumah tradisional beralas tatami yang dibuka untuk umum, dan gratis hehe. Lumayan, ada heater yang bisa menghangatkan badan.

Badai siang itu berangsur mereda. Tiba-tiba turun gumpalan-gumpalan putih besar dari langit. Yes it was a snowfall (kali ini tanpa air!).

Pemandangan siang itu sangat membekas di hati saya. Perlahan-lahan semua perasaan negatif akibat kejadian-kejadian yang sebelumnya saya hadapi berubah menjadi perasaan hangat, terharu. Kami pun berfoto-foto di bawah guyuran salju yang menyerupai hujan cotton candy. Suasana kembali cair, Alhamdulillah.

Kami sempat ngobrol dengan obaasan dan ojiisan penjaga rumah tersebut, roaming karena mereka ngobrol bahasa Inggris bercampur bahasa Jepang. Tapi kami bisa merasakan kehangatan dan keramahan mereka. Saat hendak pergi, kami meminjam payung bekas pengunjung yang tertinggal yang memang bisa dipinjam untuk umum. Bisa dikembalikan saat di stasiun (yang ujung-ujungnya tidak kami kembalikan karena tidak tahu tempatnya dimana, gomen ne). Cuaca yang tidak bersahabat dan hari yang semakin gelap membuat kami terpaksa urung mengunjungi tempat lain. Padahal Kanazawa adalah salah satu kota dengan banyak lokasi wisata yang cantik seperti Kenrokuen Garden, Kanazawa Castle, Samurai District, dan Omicho Market. Suatu hari nanti saya ingin kembali lagi ke kota ini.

Hari sudah sore. Kami sangat lapar dan kedinginan. Atas usul mba Firly, seorang mahasiswa doktoral yang tinggal di Kanazawa yang saya kenal lewat instagram, akhirnya kami pergi ke sebuah restauran Italy yang meskipun bukan restauran halal, tapi ada beberapa menu yang tidak mengandung babi ataupun alkohol. Restauran tersebut berada di dalam Kanazawa station, namanya Capricciosa.

Waitressnya super duper helpful. Dia tahu kalau kami muslim dan menjelaskan dengan sabar (menggunakan bahasa Jepang) mana saja makanan yang bisa kami pesan. Beberapa kali si emba bilang,”oiru”, yang ternyata maksudnya adalah minyak babi sehingga tidak bisa kami makan. Akhirnya saya memesan sepiring pasta seafood yang berisi kerang, cumi, dan udang dengan saus tomat. Sumpah rasanya beneran enak, mungkin karena efek lapar dan lelah lahir batin. Seafoodnya terasa sangat fresh dan empuk. Kami juga membeli seloyang pizza seafood untuk dimakan di malam hari.

Puas makan, saya mengambil carrier di tempat penitipan, mengambil barang seperlunya, lalu menitipkan sisanya di loker seharga 500 yen per hari.  Sengaja saya lakukan karena saya malas membawa barang berat-berat ke hostel di cuaca sedingin itu, apalagi kami hanya menginap semalam saja.

Kami sampai di hostel menjelang malam. Oh iya, nama hostelnya Neighbors Inn Kanazawa. Setelah check in, kami langsung masuk ke kamar untuk menghangatkan diri. Hostelnya sangat hangat dan nyaman. Ranjangnya berbentuk bunk bed 2 tingkat. Saya memilih untuk tidur di lantai beralaskan bed cover karena kami hanya memesan 2 kamar, tapi itu saja sudah sangat nyaman bagi saya. Kamar mandinya sharing, lengkap dengan shower dan meja rias disertai hair dryer. Ada juga kamar mandi yang isinya bath tub tapi tidak saya coba.

Pemiliknya sangat helpful, mereka menawarkan untuk mengeringkan boots kami yang basah dengan dryer khusus sepatu. Tapi karena efek keringnya sangat lama akhirnya saya gondol hair dryer yang ada di kamar mandi untuk mengeringkan sepatu saya hahaha. Di sini ada mesin cuci koin (300 yen untuk sekali cuci) serta dryer (100 yen) yang bisa dipakai untuk umum. Saya mencuci beberapa baju saya yang basah di sana. Malam itu saya tidur dengan pulas karena lelah.

11 Januari 2018

Kami bangun pagi-pagi sekali untuk sarapan. Hostel ini menyediakan free breakfast berupa roti tawar dan berbagai macam selai. Ada juga kopi dan teh yang bebas diseduh oleh pengunjung yang menginap. Saya makan setangkup, lalu membungkus sisanya untuk dimakan di perjalanan.

Hari itu kami memang akan berpindah kota lagi menuju ke Shirakawago. Kami berjalan kembali ke stasiun Kanazawa. Fyi, stasiun ini memiliki arsitektur yang sangat cantik, namun sayang karena cuaca tidak bersahabat jadi kurang bisa dinikmati. Di perjalanan balik menuju stasiun, salju turun dengan lebat. Payung bening yang kami beli di Family Mart berkali-kali terbalik. Mobil dan jalanan tertutup salju.

Herannya, begitu sampai di stasiun ternyata sudah banyak dedek-dedek berseragam SMP dan SMA yang mau berangkat sekolah. Mereka tidak memakai coat ataupun longjohn -_- katanya sih, memang beginilah cuaca normal Kanazawa di saat winter. So I assumed that they had already become used to the cold weather.

Saya sudah memesan tiket Nohi Bus secara online sejak 3 minggu sebelum kami berangkat ke Jepang. Itupun saya sempat kehabisan tiket untuk pulangnya, yang mustinya jam 3 sore saya undur menjadi jam setengah 6 sore. Tiket bus Kanazawa-Shirakawago dijual seharga 1850 yen. Kira-kira diperlukan waktu 1,5 jam menggunakan bus untuk sampai ke Shirakawago. Kenapa tidak menggunakan kereta? Karena memang tidak ada kereta yang langsung melayani sampai Shirakawago. Mungkin karena lokasinya yang ada di antara pegunungan dan kontur jalan naik-turun sehingga tidak ada jalur kereta di wilayah ini.

Di tengah jalan ternyata ada kemacetan cukup panjang. Saya tidak tahu apa alasannya karena supir bus memberi peringatan dalam bahasa Jepang. Seharusnya kami sampai sana pukul setengah 10, tapi karena macet, akhirnya kami sampai sekitar pukul setengah 12 siang.

Shirakawago adalah sebuah desa yang masuk ke dalam World Heritage UNESCO karena keunikannya. Rumah-rumahnya disebut sebagai gassho zukuri karena memiliki atap yang menyerupai biksu Buddha yang sedang berdoa. Shirakawago adalah winter wonderland bagi kami. Semua sudut tampak cantik. Salju bertumpukan di sisi kanan dan kiri jalan, di atap rumah, bahkan di atas sawah milik penduduk sehingga kalian harus hati-hati agar tidak masuk ke dalam kubangan yang tertutup salju.

Dari halte utama, kami menitipkan tas di ruang penitipan khusus seharga 600 yen karena loker tas sudah penuh. Kemudian kami berjalan menuju halte shuttle bus yang akan membawa kami menuju Shiroyama View Point di atas bukit. Busnya sangat mini dan kami harus berdesakan di dalam. Untuk sekali naik, biayanya 200 yen.

Sesampainya di view point, saya bisa melihat keseluruhan desa yang dibalut oleh salju. Pegunungan dan perbukitan yang membentang di sekeliling desa juga tampak putih berselimut salju. What a view.

Setelah puas memandang keindahan dari atas bukit, kami turun kembali menggunakan shuttle bus yang sama.

Kami segera menjelajahi isi desa. Rumah-rumahnya terbuat dari kayu yang tampak masih kokoh walau usianya sudah 250 tahun. Banyak lahan yang saya ketahui sebagai sawah yang juga tertutup salju.

Hari itu cuacanya cerah sehingga kami bisa puas bermain salju tanpa harus merasa kedinginan. Thanks to Randy for taking this super lovely candid (but not candid) picture of me playing with snow ^^

Kita bisa masuk ke beberapa rumah tersebut namun sayangnya harus bayar. Demi menghemat yen, kami hanya masuk ke dalam rumah yang gratis saja.

Ini adalah sudut favorit saya di seantero desa. Sebuah pertigaan kecil dengan rumah kayu bertingkat 2 yang menghadap ke arah sungai Shogawa, sungai tercantik yang pernah saya lihat seumur hidup saya. Bayangkan punya rumah dengan kamar tidur yang jendelanya menghadap ke arah sungai secantik ini. Tiap bangun pagi bawaannya mungkin terharu karena melihat pemandangan seindah ini.

Ingin rasanya berlama-lama di sini, tapi ternyata sudah pukul setengah 5 sore. Kami harus segera berjalan menuju halte utama untuk melanjutkan perjalanan menuju kota selanjutnya, Takayama. Harga tiket bus Shirakawago-Takayama adalah sebesar 2470 yen.

Seharusnya bus yang saya pesan secara online berangkat pukul setengah 6 sore. Tapi saya melihat ada bus lain dari perusahaan yang sama. Saya tunjukkan tiket saya ke petugasnya, ternyata dia bilang kalau saya bisa ganti jam kalau saya menghubungi pihak loket. Saya pun bergegas menuju loket dan meminta pergantian jam. Alhamdulillah kami diperbolehkan naik bus yang berangkat 30 menit lebih awal daripada seharusnya.

Kami sampai di Takayama pukul 7 lewat 15. Sesampainya di stasiun Takayama, kami segera menuju kantor Nohi bus karena kami berencana mengganti jadwal bus kami besok yang menuju ke Tokyo. Seharusnya kami menghabiskan waktu sampai besok sore di Takayama, tapi karena takut terlalu malam, akhirnya jadwal keberangkatannya kami majukan menjadi pukul 8 pagi. Harga tiket busnya adalah 6020 yen. Takayama hanya menjadi persinggahan untuk tidur saja.

Takayama Country Hotel terletak tepat di depan stasiun/terminal Takayama. Kami segera check in dan masuk ke kamar masing-masing. Minusnya hotel ini adalah, kamar dan kasurnya sempit. Kasurnya agak keras mirip kasur orthopedic. Saya maklum, di Jepang memang rata-rata kamar hotelnya berukuran mini karena harga tanah di sini mahal. Tapi hostel kami di Kanazawa bahkan lebih luas daripada ini hehe.

Malam itu kami makan malam di Hidatakayama Ekimaeken. Saya memesan ramen yang rasanya agak hambar, kurang cocok di lidah saya. Seporsinya seharga 1200 yen. Yang jadi favorit adalah gurita goreng. Walaupun agak kenyal tapi enak dan fresh. Waiter dan waitress disana sangat helpful, mereka bilang,”arukohoru,” yang ternyata maksudnya adalah alkohol saat kami mencoba untuk memesan salah satu menu di sana.

Setelah makan kami pun kembali ke hotel dan bersiap untuk perjalanan besok ke Tokyo. Ada sedikit rasa menyesal karena saya batal berkeliling kota ini. Akhirnya saya dan Alvi memutuskan untuk bangun sejak subuh untuk sekedar berputar-putar kota sebelum kami berangkat ke Tokyo pukul 8 besok.

12 Januari 2018

Sejak subuh saya dan Alvi sudah siap untuk berkeliling kota. Jatu dan Randy memutuskan untuk tidak ikut. Takayama di saat subuh terasa sepi, semua toko tutup (yaiyalah). Setelah diperhatikan, kota ini terasa sebagai perpaduan budaya lama dan modern. Di beberapa sudut kota ada rumah yang bergaya tradisional, tapi beberapa di antaranya juga tampak modern.

Ada satu hal yang menarik saat saya mencoba menyeberang jalan. Lampu penyeberangan untuk pejalan kaki sudah berwarna hijau. Saat saya hendak menyeberang, tiba-tiba ada mobil melintas. Entah memang karena mengantuk, atau memang tidak melihat lampu traffic light sehingga dia melintas saat lampu masih merah. Begitu tahu kalau saya mau menyeberang, pengemudinya langsung menundukkan kepala berkali-kali dari balik kaca jendela mobil, berusaha meminta maaf kepada saya.

Walau kami berdua hanya berjalan-jalan sebentar sekitar 1 jam, tapi saya sudah cukup senang karena berhasil melihat Takayama lebih dekat. Kami pun segera kembali ke hotel, mengambil carrier, check out, lalu berjalan menyeberangi jalan menuju stasiun Takayama untuk menaiki bus menuju ke Shinjuku, Tokyo.

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Eight cyclists hurt as tour bus CRASHES in Thailand

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The accident occurred on the Nan-Ban Luang-Bang Song Khaew Road in tambon Sanian late Saturday morning, said Charasphan Arunwong, head of the provincial disaster prevention and mitigation office. The bus, with Bangkok licence plates, was found lying on its side when police and rescue workers arrived at the scene. Driver Yutthapong Yangklang, 32, was badly hurt. Seven passengers sustained minor injuries. All were given first aid before being taken to Nan Hospital. A police investigation found that the tour bus, carrying 32 cyclists from Samut Prakan to Doi Phukha in Pua district, was using GPS to navigate. However, the system guided the bus to Ban Luang district. The driver turned around to head for Muang district, which would lead him to Pua district. While travelling alongside a mountainous slope, the bus suddenly developed brake failure at a sharp curve. The driver swerved right to stop the bus, which hit the slope. Police have advised visitors wanting to travel to Nan to ask for directions from local residents or consult relevant agencies about routes if they are unfamiliar with the area. - Bangkok Post – You can follow BangkokJack on Instagram, Twitter & Reddit. Or join the free mailing list (top right) Please help us continue to bring the REAL NEWS - PayPal Read the full article