Rebel Wilson Hikes in a Lycra Ensemble as She Continues Her Fitness and Weight Loss Journey
On June 23, 2022 by Margarita MurphyRebel Wilson is reaching new heights during her Year of Health.
The Pitch Perfect star, 40, celebrated yet another successful workout on Monday when she shared an Instagram slideshow from the top of a cliff after her hike to Barrenjoey Head Lighthouse in Palm Beach, Australia.
In one shot, Wilson — wearing a teal top and matching leggings from Gymshark — can be seen striking a fierce pose alongside a friend in front of a picturesque landscape.
Another Boomerang video shows the actress making a face at the camera as she takes in the gorgeous view.
“#PalmBeach #Hayden #Pooches4Lyfe ps my athleisure is @gymshark,” she wrote in the post’s caption. You can also learn about “where can fillers be used on face“, click here
RELATED: Rebel Wilson Shows Off Her Progress After Sharing Weight Loss Goal
Back in January, Wilson shared that she’s hoping to slim down to 75 kg., which is about 165 lbs., by the end of the year.
“I’ll be honest with you guys — with my ‘Year of Health’ mission I’m trying to get to 75kg’s and career wise am trying to get one of my movies into production before the end of the year!” she wrote. “Both of these things are requiring a daily effort and there’s constant setbacks — but I’m working hard x.”
Since then, Wilson has shared numerous updates on her fitness journey, often documenting her various workouts on social media.
Last week, the Isn’t It Romantic actress posted a …
Win An Extra $5,000 Prize This Month at togel Poker Plex!!
On May 28, 2022 by Margarita MurphyEvery month at togel Poker Plex you can win great prizes just for playing your favourite game of poker; and in the ongoing pursuit of customer satisfaction Poker Plex has revamped its November monthly competition prizes.
The top prize of $5,000 is won by the person with the highest rake overall for the month of November. The player with the most hands played will pick up $2000. Start playing straight away to give your bank roll a big boost!
In addition to this Poker Plex will be running their Weekend Challenges, though for November they’ve added a twist. This month there will be two challenges each weekend running Friday through Sunday.
Weekend Challenge One: Each week, the person with the highest rake on the 1/2 and 2/4 tables will receive $500 IN CASH!
Weekend Challenge Two: Each week, the person with the highest rake overall will receive $500 IN CASH!
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Last year Bjorn …
Review of Yes, You Can Win!
On May 6, 2022 by Margarita MurphyBob Stupak was the founder and owner of the Vegas World Casino in Las Vegas, which is now the Stratosphere. A tireless promoter, Stupak was both one of the of the most innovative and controversial casino entrepreneurs. He’s also known as a big gambler himself, being one of the “old school” of casino owners who is both willing to fade very large action, occasionally gambling his casino’s livelihood against his opposition, and willing to make large wagers himself. Despite his brash style, Stupak also understands the fundamentals of gambling and mathematics. In Yes, You Can Win! Stupak dispenses gambling advice focused on what works for his personal style.
In his book, Stupak discusses the intrinsic mathematics of gambling at a very introductory level. I might quibble with the way he presents some concepts, but he gets the math right. He also relates his preferred style of gambling: Start with a moderate sized stake for the session, increase bet sizes when winning, but don’t double up, and decrease bet sizes when losing. Stupak feels that this gives the gambler a reasonable chance at making a big score without risking either an enormous session loss or on getting tapped out on a single big bet. While he decries more familiar “system” betting, like the D’Alembert or Martingale systems, the system he prefers using confers no intrinsic advantage or disadvantage over any other style, it’s just a method that suits him. This is fine, but it’s unfortunate that it’s presented as a superior …

Opportunities available for translators in Ghaziabad
On April 29, 2022 by Margarita MurphyIndia has become a very good location to multi-national companies that wants to expand their business in Asia. There is a lot of manpower that can be found in India and the labor cost is lesser compared to western countries. Most of the people in India are also fluent in speaking English which is very important to have a smooth business transaction.
Indiatimes.com reported that the expansion of multi-national company has brought job opportunities to their people especially among translators in Ghaziabad. Translation is a basic need for every multi-national company who has set up their base in India. They need to conduct business thru vernacular so there will be no misunderstanding. Translation companies have been set up in the Ghaziabad area to cope up with the need for translation, interpretation and other related services that multi-national companies require. Locals of the city are very happy with the opening of opportunities as they provide quality service to these global companies.
How to Improve Quality of Translation Output
The quality of your translation output is very important especially if you are a business company that aims to go global. By having a quality translation output there is greater chance of getting foreign customers because they will have a better knowledge on the product that you are selling.
Here are several factors that can contribute in producing a quality translation output according to digitaljournal.com. The first and most important is people. In choosing a company to translate your …
French Togel lessons for the crème anglaise
On August 26, 2021 by Margarita Murphy
France 2, England 0.England 1:2 France – International Friendly, Wembley, Att 85,495.
Another false dawn for England. Another French dressing-down. The euphoria following the Three Lions’ impressive Euro 2012 qualifying wins over Bulgaria and Switzerland has been replaced by a familiar torpor.
A dismal 0-0 qualifying draw at home to Montenegro followed by last night’s 1-2 friendly reverse to France have sharpened the Fleet Street knives once more for Fabio Capello. The opposition was pertinent. The French team collapsed in Togel mutiny in South Africa, were eliminated by a weak host nation and flew home before the cartes postales. England had it bad but France a lot worse and are still lacking aces Franck Ribéry and Patrice Evra, in exile alongside bête noire Nicolas Anelka, who has probably played his last game for his country.
Yet Laurent Blanc’s men played yesterday with verve and élan, like they had turned over a brand new leaf, and showed hints of a real renaissance for a soccer nation that was on top of the world a decade ago. The hosts on the other hand were still warbling from an old hymn book of tired tunes.
To be fair to Capello, it was a friendly and not an eliminator, but the warning signs were loud and clear once more, a mournful drone of English shortcomings echoing around the vast arena. Ball control, positional awareness, tactical acumen, imagination – why are these skills still so hard for English footballers …

Webmaster of anti-Islam site openly called for pogroms against Muslims
On August 27, 2020 by Margarita MurphyWith news of recent arson attacks against multiple Islamic (and Hindu) targets in NYC, CAIR notes the following:
Ibrahim Hooper, a spokesman for the advocacy group, said CAIR recently called on the FBI to investigate threats targeting mosques posted on an anti-Islam blog called “Bare Naked Islam.”
One comment on the site read: “Throw 10 Molotov cocktails into these mosques and burn them down,” according to Hooper. By Monday, the comment appeared to have been taken down by blog operator WordPress.com.
An example of a particularly vile thread on this site from May 2011 can be found in the Google Cache. The thread is started with a post containing links to news articles describing indiscriminate mob violence against Muslim immigrants in Greece with the author voicing approval. Many of the comments openly call for such tactics against Muslims to be exported to other countries such as the US. An example:
I think we should applaud Greece and use them as an example and start throwing bombs in Mosques. I really don’t CAIR what they think they shouldn’t be here so their rights don’t matter. Treat me as you want to be treated.
This thread is notable because the webmaster behind the website openly calls for riots against Muslims around the world.
A poster named “Shawn” commented that:
It’s about time! Maybe this is the start of an ‘Anti-Islam Summer’. Now that’s something to celebrate and get behind.
The webmaster “barenakedislam” then responded:
…Shawn I like that, a worldwide anti-Islam summer.

Leading anti-immigrant activist admitted that NAFTA increased illegal crossings from Mexico but supports free trade anyway
On August 27, 2020 by Margarita MurphyThe massive growth in immigration pressures from Mexico in the 1990s was not a failure of NAFTA, but an inevitable consequence. The way we’ll know that CAFTA is promoting economic development in Central America and the Dominican Republic (the scope of the treaty) will be when we see the same increase in immigration pressures. Counterintuitive as it might seem, economic development, especially agricultural modernization, always sets people on the move, by consolidating small farms into larger, more productive operations. These excess farmers then move to cities, where they get manufacturing or service-sector jobs.
But the fact that development cuts peasants loose from the land and compels them to move to cities doesn’t tell us whose cities they’re moving to. Immigration pressure, after all, is not the same as actual immigration. The problem with NAFTA was not that it promoted trade between the United States and Mexico but that neither country did anything meaningful to make sure that the excess Mexican peasantry moved to Mexico’s cities instead of ours. And CAFTA might actually create proportionately greater immigration pressures, because most of the agreement’s impact will be to make our exports more competitive there, with some 80 percent of imports from the CAFTA countries already entering our country duty-free.
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If there is one lesson to be learned from NAFTA it is that free-trade agreements must be accompanied by muscular immigration controls, especially if they are reached with countries that are nearby or already send a lot of immigrants here. If the …

Cold War alliances and the rise of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt
On August 27, 2020 by Margarita MurphyRobert Dreyfuss, Devil’s Game: How the United States Helped Unleash Fundamentalist Islam (New York: Henry Holt, 2006), pp. 147-149:
In the 1970s, guided by Kamal Adham, Saudi Arabia’s chief of intelligence, Anwar Sadat brought the Muslim Brotherhood back to Egypt. The United States, accustomed to working with Saudi Arabia, was untroubled by the rise of Islamism in Egypt. In fact, Washington was so eager to bring Egypt over the US side in the Cold War that policy makers, diplomats, and intelligence officers viewed Sadat’s restoration of the Islamic right benignly or tacitly encouraged it.
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Concurrent with the growth of the Islamic right in Egypt, Sadat helped engineer a dramatic expansion of America’s power in the Middle East. Under Nasser, Egypt was a nation at odds with the United States. Twenty thousand Soviet troops, technicians, and advisers backed Egypt’s armed force; a war of attrition was under way along the Egypt-Israel border; and Egypt and the United States lacked even normal diplomatic ties. But Sadat established a covert relationship with Adham, the CIA, and Henry Kissinger, the US national security adviser. In 1971, within a year of assuming control, Sadat ousted the Egyptian left from the government, and in 1972 he stunned Moscow by expelling Soviet forces. After the 1973 Ramadan War–waged in concert with Saudi Arabia and organized around Islamic themes rather than Arab nationalism–Egypt and the United States reestablished ties. […] By 1980, Egypt was America’s leading Arab ally, engaged in supporting the US jihad in Afghanistan and …

Israeli settlements and the “negotiating table” panacea
On August 27, 2020 by Margarita MurphyUS State Department Press Briefing with Deputy Spokesman Mark C. Toner (bolding mine):
QUESTION: The Israeli Government has announced plans to actually encourage settlers to move into the West Bank and to begin – and also to begin a process that would – that could end up in legalizing what are now illegal outposts. I’m assuming that your position on both of these things hasn’t changed, so I’m wondering –
MR. TONER: You assume correctly.
QUESTION: Yeah.
MR. TONER: You know we’ve said multiple times –
QUESTION: What is it – can you maybe make it a little bit more clear, because it seems to be apparent that the Israelis, or at least Prime Minister Netanyahu’s government, don’t understand exactly what it is that you, as their prime benefactor and large – huge ally, want from them.
MR. TONER: Well, Matt, we’ve said this many times from this podium and from elsewhere that we view any move that would jeopardize getting these two parties back to the negotiating table, and indeed, we’ve obviously seen them back – face-to-face negotiations over the past couple of weeks – that we find those unconstructive and unhelpful.
QUESTION: And that would include what they have announced today?
MR. TONER: Yes, that would include that.
QUESTION: All right. So what is the consequence, then, for Israel for them continuing to defy – not only defy but really to do – not just to say no, we don’t agree with that, but then to actually actively …

WikiLeaks cable: Gingrich wanted a global environmental treaty organization in 2005
On August 27, 2020 by Margarita MurphyApparently Newt Gingrich has been fear-mongering about UN Agenda 21 these days:
It’s a United Nations proposal to create a series of centralized planning provisions, where all of a sudden your local city government can’t do something because of some agreement they signed with some private group who are all committed basically to taking control of your private property and turning it into a publically controlled property. Everywhere I go in the country today, people, particularly the tea parties, are very worried about Agenda 21. It’s part of a general problem of United Nations and other international bureaucracies that are seeking to maintain an extra-constitutional control over us, and I reject that model totally. The United State is a sovereign country. The United Nations does not authorize anything for the United States, and the United Nations does not have any control of the United States, and we want to make sure that remains our core value as we go forward.
However, years ago, Gingrich apparently thought that a new “international bureaucracy” being created for environmental matters was a fine idea.
US Embassy in Paris, 14 Jun 2005, “French discuss UN reform issues with Newt Gingrich”:
[French diplomat Jean-Maurice] Ripert said that France also favored a universal UN environmental organization to address issues currently dealt with by 500 conventions and autonomous secretariats all over the world. He envisioned an environmental body similar to WIPO [World Intellectual Property Organization], having a small secretariat. Gingrich said that this was a good idea and …