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Daily Kos Recommended Former GOP senator calls for Trump's removal David Brooks, famed conservative writer is burned out by Trump, leaving politics for good Trump 'was pissed' when he learned his new chief of staff wanted to keep him off Twitter We need to grow progressive media if we're going to beat the fake news pushed by Fox and Trump TV. Can you chip in $1 to Daily Kos right now? MSNBC: 'Giant inflatable chicken stares down White House' Twitter Responds to 'a dozen armed FBI woke up Manafort by knocking on his bedroom door' Raid on Paul Manafort's house involved no-knock warrant, expectations of evidence being destroyed So you think it's okay to kill a bunch of kids, Pastor Jeffress? Shut your filthy pie-hole Report: European officials are laughing at 'Obama obsessed' Trump Trump's other legal problem: Emoluments lawsuit set for October Sign if you agree with federal judges: North Carolina must immediately redraw its racially gerrymandered districts. 'Fire and fury' not to be taken seriously, say aides: Trump was just in 'a bellicose mood' The FBI raided Trump's former campaign manager Paul Manafort's home GOP senator blames McCain's health care repeal 'no' vote on his 'brain tumor' Republicans face Trump Party insurgents in 2018 elections that may open doors for Democrats More allegations of sexism rock Silicon Valley as 60 women prepare to sue Google over pay disparity Would you be allowed to immigrate to the U.S. under Trump's plan? Take this quiz and find out Log in or sign up to post articles and comments on Daily Kos, the nation's largest progressive community. Thanks for all you do, The Daily Kos team Daily Kos, PO Box 70036, Oakland, CA, 94612. P.S. Like the Daily Kos Recommended email? Chip in $1 to the team that brings progressive news to your inbox every day.

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Trump Has Declared a Culture War—This Is How to Fight Back   Democrats must not compromise on fundamental principles.   LAILA LALAMI

Democrats Have a Problem. Can These Women Can Fix It?   In Virginia, first-time female candidates could be the key to taking back the statehouse.   JOAN WALSH

Coming Undone: Frank Rich on How the Trump Presidency Ends   Plus Joshua Holland on Trump voters and David Cole on the resistance.   START MAKING SENSE, JON WIENER

Why ‘Corporate Responsibility’ Campaigns Fail   Despite decades of outrage over sweatshops and slave labor, the problems in the global supply chains remain.   MICHELLE CHEN

The Two Andrew Jacksons   Jacksonian democracy may have been liberating for some, but it was repressive for many others.   MICHAEL KAZIN

Brazil’s Most Popular Leader Has Been Convicted of Corruption on Flimsy Evidence   Lula da Silva and his Workers’ Party are an affront to the country’s traditional elite—which is itself mired in corruption—so they want to destroy him by any means necessary.   MARK WEISBROT

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The Google for Education newsletter Issue III, 2017

Welcome to the Google for Education newsletter! As you’re reading through this issue, you might notice a few changes. Based on your feedback, we’ve made a few adjustments to the content, organization, and look for the newsletter. For Back to School, we’re excited to share new Google Classroom updates, STEM app bundles, and an opportunity to explore the International Space Station. Read on to learn more. This Just In Back to class with Google Classroom We’re excited to announce ten updates to Google Classroom and Google Forms to help teachers save time and stay organized. We’ve also launched a new Classroom resource hub to help teachers get started on their #FirstDayofClassroom. From short tutorials on how to get started to teacher-tested tips, the hub has everything a teacher needs to set up Classroom for the new school year. Announcing STEM tools on Chromebooks Designed to help students become makers and innovators, our new STEM tools app bundle is now available and includes littleBits Code Kit and Dremel 3D40 3D Printer. Learn more about the bundle here. A New Year with CS First Bring CS First to your school this year, and help students develop invaluable computational thinking and coding skills. This free program was designed for use in the classroom or as an enrichment activity, and no computer science background is necessary in order to facilitate. Learn how to get started today. Coming Soon... Introducing EDU in 90, a new video series from Google for Education. Teacher Tools The Adafruit team brings DIY electronics to life with hundreds of unique, open source projects you can bring to your classroom. Interested in hearing directly from engineers about electronics, kits, and other projects? Check out the ‘Ask an Engineer’ series, live every Wednesday. Help your students read for depth this year with Actively Learn, an online literacy platform that helps teachers activate, support, and reveal student thinking. Learn more and sign up for a free account here. Start the year off right with the Be Internet Awesomeprogram! From a free, 50-page digital citizenship and safety curriculum to an immersive web-based game, teachers can find new ways to engage students and help them make smart decisions online. To start, check out the resource hub. Applied Digital Skills is a free curriculum designed for an in-school, self-paced blended learning environment where students practice life skills while building creative projects using Google’s Suite of apps. Explore the curriculum and create a course in time for back to school. Detailed lesson plans and student progress tracking are provided. The units can be taught in any order, or used collectively as a full-semester curriculum. Learn more about the curriculum and our educator resources. Administrator's Corner OAuth Whitelisting now available We recently released the Admin OAuth whitelisting feature to all education customers. This allows administrators to specify which third-party apps are allowed to access users’ G Suite data. Learn more here. Deployment video series Just getting started with Google for Education tools? Join James, Joel, and Jem to learn more about how to get set up quickly and easily. Learn how to sign up for and deploy G Suite for Education, and hear some top tips for rolling out Chromebooks in your school. Tips & Tricks from Educators Plan Ahead with Classroom “At the beginning of the semester, I like to upload all assignments and posts for the coming months into Classroom as drafts. Because they’re editable, I can make changes as needed throughout the grading period." - Michelle Williams, 9th Grade Math, Toronto Tracking Reading with Forms “My fourth grade students are tasked with 20 minutes of independent reading each night. Last year, I began using Google Forms to help them track and process their reading. I created a form with fields including title, author, pages read, summary, and reaction. This is helpful for me as a spot check and to evaluate where they are thriving and struggling as independent readers.” - Mike Phillips, Elementary, Dallas Have a tip to share with other educators? Submit this short form to let us know your best tricks and ideas, and you might be featured in a future Google for Education newsletter or video. Save the Date August 31 Apply for library funding today Google is partnering with the American Library Association to build Computer Science toolkits through the Libraries Ready to Code program. Know a school or public library interested in receiving funding? Apply now through August 31. All Summer Connect with educators at upcoming PD events There are Google for Education Summits happening across the US throughout the summer. Learn more and see the full list of dates here. Recess Earth as seen from the Cupola Observation Module Take a tour inside the International Space Station For 16 years, astronauts have been working and living on the International Space Station (ISS), a structure made up of 15 connected modules that floats 250 miles above Earth. On his last mission, Thomas Pesquet, an astronaut at the European Space Agency (ESA), captured Street View imagery in zero gravity to show what the ISS looks like from the inside, and shares what it’s like to look down on Earth from outer space. Students can journey to the station via Google Expeditions, Maps, and Google Earth Voyager, and even go behind the scenes, floating right alongside the astronauts. Missed an issue of the Google for Education newsletter? Check out past issues here. Support Twitter YouTube Google+ Check out the Google for Education blog Did a friend or colleague forward you this email? 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August 10, 2017 BISOUS NATASHA 7 Fall Trends You Can (and Should) Start Wearing Right Now From moody florals to power blazers. GET AHEAD 10 Pairs of Commuter Shoes That Aren’t Totally Hideous The Best Perennials to Plant This Fall PSA: Queen Elizabeth II Says Drinking 4 Cocktails a Day Is Perfectly Acceptable 6 Tips to Make Your Dog’s Breath Fresher 5 Simple Solutions for Soundproofing Your Bedroom What Are Collagen Peptides and Will They Save Me from Wrinkles? MORE STORIES YOU'LL LOVE 8 Things to Know Before You Get Lasik (FROM HEALTH) 12 Foods You Need to Stop Buying—and 17 You Should Eat More (FROM HEALTH) 10 Reasons Your Belly Fat Isn’t Going Away (FROM HEALTH)

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"Hear no evil, speak no evil and you won't be invited to cocktail parties."—Oscar Wilde Tiki cocktail, Paris @about_foood Call Me Irresponsible cocktail, San Francisco @spiritedla Remake/Remodel cocktail, Nashville @hazyfocus Berg's bitter cocktail truth What to do when you're a cocktail connoisseur and can't get your hands on the best bitters, the so-called essence of cocktails? If you're Stephan Berg, you make your own. Soon after the Munich-based mixologist began experimenting making his own potent tinctures, his bartending friends started clamoring to stock their bars with Berg's uniquely flavored bitters. To satisfy demand, Berg founded The Bitter Truth, a bitters company that now supplies the world's best bars. But will splurging on a bottle be useful for anything other than cocktail hour? Berg suggests splashing celery bitters as a finisher onto tapas-style fried padrón peppers. MEET STEPHAN [Tapas Magazine] Drinking the Kool-Aid (literally AND figuratively) Could you win a political campaign with Kool-Aid? That's what Corey Stutte was bargaining on when he served the ubiquitous neon beverage while campaigning to be mayor of Hastings, Nebraska (he won). It helped that Hastings is Kool-Aid's hometown, where it began life in 1927. But we're wondering: how has the iconic punch stayed around for 90 years?! When the Great Depression hit just a year after Kool-Aid's arrival on the market, inventor Edwin Perkins decided to slash the price in half, from 10¢ to 5¢. Add in the jolly pitcher mascot, which reminded consumers just how much a single packet made, and Kool-Aid has managed to linger—sometimes as a stain on our favorite white shirt. Watch this vintage commercial and decide for yourself if Kool-Aid Man is as creepy as ever. WATCH NOW [Adweek] A more elegant way to say "yes way, frosé" Frosé might be the drink of summer 2017—but anything that requires us to lug out the blender isn't ever going to be our at-home staple. Fortunately, Food52 came up with the solution to slushy rosé flavored cocktails that are doable even in the midst of a stifling summer heatwave: ice cubes made from rosé and fresh fruit. You can use them in everything from sangria to sparkling water, but our favorite has got to be with a bit of bubbly—a light spritz that tastes of summer. GET THE RECIPE [Food52] How precisely Queen Elizabeth II takes her four cocktails a day.  If you’re enjoying WORD OF MOUTH, the biggest help you can give is to tell a friend or suggest something delicious! Drop us a line anytime... BUSINESS INQUIRIES UNSUBSCRIBE | PRIVACY POLICY | TERMS OF SERVICE (c) 2016, WORD OF MOUTH PARTNERS LLC

Your English News straight from Israel!       ILTV Newsletter - August 10th, 2017   ILTV is proud to offer you a vast array of original programming, DIRECT from Israel: One On One with Alan Dershowitz - Watch renowned professor Alan Dershowitz take viewers' questions and discuss them in depth. Submit your own questions as well! Israel Weekly - Tune in to senior editor Steve Lebowitz and his weekly panel discussion with leading Israeli minds and thinkers. Cruising Israel - Join Natalie and Max as they visit all the Holy Land has to offer in this one-of-a-kind culture and travel show. Israel In Style - Check out the latest and emerging fashion trends from Israel as ILTV.tv visits the Israeli fashion industry's experts to find out why the Holy Land's designers are making waves in the fashion world. Flavors Of Israel - Join the ILTV.tv gang as they taste their way across Israel, visiting the best restaurants and hearing from Israel's culinary superstars. ILTV Weekly Review - Allow ILTV.tv lead anchor Natasha Kirtchuk to catch you up on the stories of the week DIRECT from the Holy Land. Israeli Frenemies - Watch right-wing and left-wing activists May Golan and Uri Zaki battle it out over the hot button issues in this political debate show. Krav Maga Daily - Learn to defend yourself using the Israeli army's self-defense system with Krav Maga experts from Israel's Famous Nakash Boxing Gym in this daily video series. Today's main newscast headlines include:   •   Terror Tunnels. The IDF has reveals the new underground barrier between Israel and the Gaza Strip; The massive wall is aimed to destroy and prevent Hamas tunnel digging efforts. •   Rallying For Bibi. Israel's Likud Party has held a rally for embattled Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu; Thousands gathered to defend charges against the Prime Minister. •   Ignoring The Sick. The Palestinian Authority is slashing aid to Gaza's sick children; The World Health Organization has decried President Mahmoud Abbas for politicizing healthcare. •   Equal Rights. Meet Anat Steiner who joins ILTV live in the studio to discuss how her army prep program is preparing girls to enjoy equality while serving in the IDF. •   Historic Find! Israeli archaeologists have discovered a 2000 year-old production facility; The workshop was used to produce chalkstone vessels. •   Driverless Cars. Intel will introduce driverless cars featuring technology from the Israeli company MOBILEYE; The release will come after Intel's purchase of the Israeli firm for $15 billion. •   Israeli Music In Japan! Israeli music has gone viral in Japan; The song 'Mayim Mayim' is playing all over Japanese stations. •   Top 5 Foods In Israel. ILTV's Emmanuelle Kadosh brings you the top 5 delicacies to enjoy when in Israel with this week's top 5! •   Click to learn Today's Hebrew word of the day - 'HUNGRY'     ISRAEL'S NEWS DIRECT TO YOU! Want to receive updates on upcoming ILTV scheduled programing and breaking televised news? Register now in one easy step and receive your updates! Click here or below to register         Watch Today's Broadcast

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Your #1 Newsletter for Accelerated Learning            View in browser "You pile up enough tomorrows, and you'll find you are left with nothing but a lot of empty yesterdays." –Prof Harold Hill Rethinking Your Life and Getting Out of Survival Mode 8 Things Every Person Should Do Before 8 A.M. Life is busy. It can feel impossible to move toward your dreams. If you have a full-time job and kids, it’s even harder. How do you move forward? If you don’t purposefully carve time out every day to progress and improve — without question, your time will get lost in the vacuum of our increasingly crowded lives. Before you know it, you’ll be old and withered — wondering where all that time went. This article is intended to challenge you to rethink your entire approach to life. The purpose is to help you simplify and get back to the fundamentals. Sadly, most people’s lives are filled to the brim with the non-essential and trivial. They don’t have time to build toward anything meaningful. They are in survival mode. Are you in survival mode? Like Bilbo, most of us are like butter scraped over too much bread. Unfortunately, the bread is not even our own, but someone else’s. Very few have taken the time to take their lives into their own hands. It was social and cultural to live our lives on other people’s terms just one generation ago. And many millennials are perpetuating this process simply because it’s the only worldview we’ve been taught. However, there is a growing collective-consciousness that with a lot of work and intention — you can live every moment of your life on your own terms. You are the designer of your destiny. You are responsible. You get to decide. You must decide — because if you don’t, someone else will. Indecision is a bad decision. With this short morning routine, your life will quickly change. --Benjamin Hardy   Read more Help Accelerate Learning:                Trending Now... Schools Are Destroying Civil Society — The Google Debacle Is Just An Example - “Raising a generation of children and young adults who are never expected to acquaint themselves with source material begets a generation of professionals and even parents who find it acceptable to never acquaint themselves with source material.”       Fresh Finds... How to be Your Own Guru - Your entire life, you’ve been told “the rules.” These rules and other people’s opinions/experiences won’t help you find and define yourself. This is how you can be your own guru. Why Successful People Spend 10 Hours A Week On “Compound Time” - Compound time is that which may seem to achieve less in a day at first, but drastically more over the course of time. Here are six hacks that can help you make the most out of less time. 14 Principles You Must Master to Become Successful - Success isn’t complicated. It is a combination of consistency and execution. Here are 14 things you can do to master the art of success. What's Up? We want to give you the most valuable newsletter possible. So hit us up on social media with your comments or suggestions, and we'll get back to you. We'd love to connect!     Share Tweet Invite a Friend Getting this for the first time? Subscribe here to join The Mission. About The Mission      Advertise & Branded Content Copyright © 2017 The Mission, All rights reserved. You're getting this email because you subscribed to The Mission- Your #1 Source for Accelerated Learning Our mailing address is: The Mission 3737 Casa Verde Street San Jose, Ca 95134 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list

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DONATE The Trump Administration is Escalating its Assault on our Oceans We must mobilize immediately to fight back — before Trump and his big polluter allies decimate our coasts for more oil industry profits. Make your voice heard now. TAKE ACTION FRIENDS, It's happening again. The Trump administration is ignoring public opinion, science, safety and the planet's future — this time to open huge swaths of the Atlantic and Arctic oceans to offshore drilling. And they may even push to open up the Pacific and the eastern Gulf Coast to drilling. These are the exact same areas that President Obama put off-limits to drilling just last year. Neither public opinion nor scientific facts have changed since then — the only difference is who's in the White House. Enough is enough: Add your voice now to say No to offshore drilling in these areas! The Interior Department is accepting public comments on this reckless move until August 17 — in just one week. We need your help to mobilize an immediate, massive public outcry that Trump and Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke can't ignore. Tell Secretary Zinke that the American people want our oceans, coastlines and communities protected from dangerous oil and gas drilling. Only someone with a whole lot of friends in the oil industry could ignore the dangers of drilling off our coasts. In the Arctic's Chukchi Sea, for example, the federal government itself has estimated a 75% chance of a major oil spill from just a single lease sale. I'm sure you agree: These risks are simply unacceptable — and we must fight until we can be sure that our coasts are permanently off-limits to the oil giants. With the future of our marine life, our coastal communities and our climate at stake, please stand with us and add your voice now to turn up the pressure on Secretary Zinke and stop drilling off our coasts for good. Thank you. Sincerely, Rhea Suh President, NRDC The mission of the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) is to safeguard the Earth: its people, its plants and animals, and the natural systems on which all life depends. We appreciate the opportunity to communicate with you and other NRDC Activists. We are committed to protecting your privacy and will never sell, exchange or rent your email address. Unsubscribe | Update Your Information | About Us | Contact Us | Privacy Policy Natural Resources Defense Council | 40 West 20th Street | New York, NY 10011 www.nrdc.org