Waching daily Jul 29 2018

So today we have Em Maidment is a

Beautiful soul in this world. She is more bending than I've ever seen anyone before

She's just an incredible person

And can you tell us a little bit about your journey how you got to where you are and just a little bit about you

darling, umm

So my name's Em. I I guess I wear many hats. I'm a PR marketing consultant. That's kind of my professional background

Also a yoga teacher, which is where the bendiness

And I've been practicing yoga for about ten years now

So I started when I was in my teens, which I'm pretty grateful for. It was an option at school to do either

some kind of sport or yoga and I was like I

Know many moons ago before right. I was just lazy and didn't want to do PE

I'm so impressed schools even have that option. Yeah

well, they do a lot more now like my um

I was fine with the Christmas and my nieces is three and she's doing a kindergarten

crazy

Yeah. So someone with a three and a half year old, this warms my heart.

So, yeah, so I started practicing yoga at a young age

I guess kind of my my journey mapped along that kind of goes very very type A and competitive at school very

striving. Very kind of quick to be anxious and just you know ready to take over the world and

at 18 I lead a group of Newcastle. And at 18 I decided to move to Melbourne to study the public relations.

I've been you know doing internships already throughout high schools like ah, this is it. I'm gonna I basically just you know,

like one of the girls from Sex in the City

Gonna move to Melbourne live this metropolitan. Oh, yes, you know it's coming from this small town and just out of Newcastle

So I moved to Melbourne to study and went down that very much

Partying kind of lifestyle the very, you know, the traditional approach to universe as we called

Hardy very hard at a young age

Sort of as I was progressing through my degree

it was the last and my last year to go and I went on overseas trip to Thailand and was like

I'm gonna be honest. I was partying like a rock star. I was drinking all the buckets doing all the things

It was a very fun, you know really cool, right?

So

During that time I got sick and I kind of just thought you know, it's the usual Thailand stomach bug gastro or whatever

Didn't think of it, thought of it like a bad kind of hangover, but just had this feeling that something wasn't right

so yeah, kind of I always have this awareness that there was this kind of

Inner voice being like this is this is connected to the Thailand trip, you know, you should go down a more natural path

but you get a bit fearful when that when you're really really sick and you read

And you read too much as this and this that and so on one hand

I was like maybe I should go gluten-free and I was kind of it was around the time of that the boom of the health

Bloggy kind of world and I was like reading these blogs and being like that

Should I do this but then still kind of?

Partying but then getting to the point where I was just so sick that I was sitting at home on a Saturday night by myself

just throwing up in a bucket in my room and that was my norm and

it got psychologically to the point where it was so normal to me to be so sick and I went to all these specialists and

gastrologists and different things and

Over I went to one gastrologist and it was just before Christmas and I was just crying in her office

She's like I look like I've got a stomach ulcer other than the stomach ulcer from all the vomiting

There's nothing I can't find anything wrong with you. So at least you'll look like Miley Cyrus by Christmas

I was like, she said that she said that

To a yeah

I was 21 on my own just gonna say that to a 21 year old so that

Psychologically, I started going "is this all in my head". Am I creating this like what's going on?

And so anyway, but I still had that very striving kind of attitude

so I remember coming going to uni, and my uni friends were like and

You like you look like death! Yeah. What are you doing here? Like no. I'm conditioning my degree. And so I went a little bit insane

And it was sort of those last six months of my degree when it you know

The end of uni gets quite hectic

And I just became so used to not being able to eat anything and keep any food down that I went into total

Survival mode and the only thing that kept me sane was I was going to yoga every morning. I started practicing

The Gertrude Street yoga meditation center. I'm living in Fitzroy and I was and that's it's it's one of my favourite studios

It's very grounding in traditional lineages of yoga. There's lots of meditations. It's not like a fast flowing

Vinyasa environment. It's a very kind of is a little bit more like spirituality in depth to their teachings

And so anyway left uni started working in house and kind of always was just wanted a job where I could travel

I've been obsessed with traveling forever

I've been travelling solos himself about 16, doing different trips and things. So it's been it was it be part of of me and

So I've got this job working in house with a tech company

the kind of the startup scene and got to travel to Singapore and do launches and to America and San Francisco and I

Worked there for almost two years and the first time I loved it

I had this kind of you know, that's still very type-a gonna climb the ladder and take over the world and

Kind of as that went along. I just it was it was like this this case of ignoring what you know,

so I knew much I've known my truth I think for forever and I've gone through this process of just

Masking it masking masking it so I'm in this job, which is by all accounts made dream job

And I have all the freedom to do all these things

And it's great and I am starting to notice more and more and more that I'm wanting to less go to the networking

cocktail party drinks

and I'm like actually just want to go to a yoga class and

I'm the weirdo at the office with the scoby and the kombucha and you know the green smoothies at lunchtime

Everyone's like right everyone's like oh my god Em. Meanwhile, everyone is at pub lunch.

So I never felt like that quite really fit in in that environment. I was always like another crazy one

and so I've gotten back from a trip from San Francisco, and it was at that time that I

Came back home, and I was my partner at the time and they just said us. I'm not happy

this is not what I want like I'm coming home from work and

In one hand, that's my dream job, and it's amazing and I'm excelling in the other hand. I'm an anxious wreck

I'm having anxiety attacks

I'm stressed out and the time I couldn't figure out what my skin wasn't getting better

And I had really bad acne and I'm like, it's just I just I'm out. So I

Put in my resignation

order one what I actually first I bought a one-way ticket to Paris cuz I've always just wanted to go to Paris and

That was it backtracked. So then had about six months of okay.

Em: Oh, yeah

No backup. Yeah, no backup plan was just like you know what?

I'm gonna make this work and

So the other kind of health journey that was going on at that time was finding out that my skin

was it clearing up and figuring out that was because I had polycystic ovaries and

continue going down that kind of, you know, taking herbs and all these kinds of things and it was working to an extent, but my

naturopath said to me I think you might be stressed and this is before I quit my job and I was like

I'm not stressed. I do yoga

And she's like, Jacintha: I do yoga and meditation and I have crystals. Em: I meditate twice a day.

Im a real hippie, im not stressed.

She's like, okay, so she just softly floated it and then I really realized that actually I need a job

That is making me very stressed and it's creating a lifestyle for myself that I actually don't want to live. And so

once I put the one-way ticket and then

booked in to do my teacher training used up all my I think if to go and do my yoga teacher training and

That was a big

huge transformational shift and really feeling like oh this is

This is where I wanna be. These are the people they want to be around

This is what I want to be doing with my days and I came back and started teaching in the office

and yeah, and then the time came when I put him a resignation and

got on the plane to Europe and

Did the whole you know, six months of travel and what not and then again ended up living in Berlin

And it was another case of worrying what I already knew to be my truth

which was that I was super passionate about health and wellness and yoga and

When oh, okay. Probably should get a job

Ended up working in another tech startup because that was I was good at and

I just remember coming home from the office and it's freezing in Berlin, it's winter. So it's minus 20 degrees

It's dark at two o'clock, you know

so not seeing sunlight. I remember coming home and

My boyfriend at the time would meet me at home and I would just bawl my eyes out

I am miserable. I now im on the other side of the world and I was miserable. What am I doing.

This is crazy. And so I remember just hating this job

It was it was a joke how much I just was so miserable

and I sat in a cafe with a friend of mine and she a new friend and she just said well if you could do

Anything like professionally, what would you really want to do?

I said well, I'd love to teach yoga and I'd love to be a consultant

like I feel like I can really help people and I'm passionate and

PR and marketing is the way in which I think it's a natural kind of skill that I have and I want to

help people and I want to be a writer and I want to do all these things but

Don't really I don't know how she's like

Just do it

Right and so that whole time

During the kind of parasite thing. I started a blog

With the girlfriend of mine all sharing recipes cuz we've gone gluten-free

And had to relearn how to eat and that kind of journey. I'm back to this blog

so I was kind of it was sort of as that like I said of that world was starting to boom and I'll sort of

aware of the fact that like I knew I could write and you I could do kind of website back-end things and I

Met a guy who run around a cafe at the time in Melbourne in a juice cafe

and he had asked me to write some blog posts and I was like sure I mean

I just thought I'm gonna follow up with him

so I followed up with him and he put the blog post on his website and it was like

these tiny little image and the text was all over the place and I was like, oh no. Oh no.

Dude if you're gonna have a blog like at least put some effort in and he just had no idea and so I

Just had this feeling and I went with it

I just wrote him an email and said hey

like I know stuff about

Marketing and PR and these kinds of things and I think I could help you and that's kind of how the freelancing journey started. Jacintha: Wow

And so then I spent a year of traveling around Europe working on my laptop and doing the whole thing.

And I didn't even have a website it just all kind of happened

It wasn't actually, it had only been a year.

And so actually the website I've been doing freelance work for four years now

Jacintha: WOW and did you put it out there to the Universe? Did you do any vision boards or manifesting?

yeah, I did quite a bit of meditation on it and just kind of really

at that stage

my meditation practice was really just to quiet down and just listen

I've always felt like I've had that like that strong sense of intuition

But I've ignored it and so it was this process of going okay

How does this actually make me feel, and what do I think I should do in this moment?

And what do I actually really want to do?

so it was always coming back and connecting to the heart space and trying to make decisions from that and it just started working

So we decided to move back from Berlin

And came back to Melbourne and it just flowed from there

I started working with different health companies here doing all sorts of things PR marketing. I started teaching yoga

I moved back to Fitzroy at the time and

It's just kind of it kind of sort of started to I was just really busy with different

Clients and things and kind of thought I wonder what the next

iteration of this is and I had always kind of thought I wonder if there's a way that I can combine the yoga and the

Marketing stuff because the people I worked with are very niche and a lot of them,

all of them, they're doing their product or their brand or whatever it is that they're working on

Because it's their passion and they feel like it's their passion that their purpose and in yoga. We talk about it as being Dharma

and so I started I wanted to run these kinds of workshops and I was so

Caught up for probably almost a year. I'm trying to name it and

started getting in that over thinking, over analysing

Jacintha: and that everything needed to be perfect.

Im going to have to pay designer and make a logo put all these barriers in place and

The startup world really taught me about this minimal Viable Product approach

I've just like put something out there test it if it works then invest in it and so I was like

I'm just gonna start doing it

So I started running these workshops and I couldn't think of a name and I'm like, oh that's like mindful marketing

I guess that's kind of how I would describe it

And so I just threw that term out there in an email to someone they're like sure I'm in and so that's how did working

Workshops and then just very organically someone told their friend and then they told their friend in the next minute

I'm doing more privates and then people were like, can you do them in a group?

and so then I actually sat down and thought maybe I'll build a booklet and make it an actual course and then

Just kind of did that and then that's a thing and it's just like I can't but we should get a website

Jacintha: And thats all because of your truth, You didn't know what you're doing now, you have no idea what you know, you didnt have a rule book.

You didn't have someone telling you, literally just trusted yourself and where you wanted to go.

and that's really been my whole journey and that's what yoga is really really taught me

It's just like trust and listen to yourself

And it's on a more esoteric level

It's this kind of understanding of like, you know, you are the universe you are the creator you are everything that you need

but we get so caught up in the mind and

and you know society expectations and you know I

I still have members of my family saying so when you're gonna get a real job because people dont get it. They're like

So how do you make money and like what are you doing?

they'll say an article like written about me that I write for Body and Soul or something and they just like

Oh, you're journalists and I'm like, yeah, I guess you could say that

Jacintha: Yes because I find think, everyone needs a label

Yeah

Jacintha: And I don't personally like labels everyone needs to be labeled as something Em: which box do you fit into?

Exactly because that makes me feel safe.

Jacintha: Yeah, we were talking about the other day Em is yoga for me

I find it really challenging like I would go to a boxing class go for a run and go for a walk. Whatever

No problems, but yoga I find challenging

mmm, and I'm not good at it and

There's no such thing as not being good idea of yoga Em: you cant be bad at yoga.

Jacintha: Yes, but that's the perception I have and I know there's a lot of other people do have. Yes

You know, I'm not bendy. I'm a giraffe and

Em: You're blessed with beautiful long limbs

That is a common, I teach a lot of beginner classes and that's always think people like to see you know

I'm not very flexible. Well, that's great. We've come to the right place

We can definitely work on that

But the actual path of yoga is is so much more than just getting on the mat and doing some some physical

postures

and so that you can't be bad at that because there's lots of different things within that that you might understand better than how to

better than, how to touch your toes. So it's sort of exposing yourself to the whole practice in a way

But the thing that I think most people find challenging is that it's something you have to do with yourself

So, yeah, you can be in a room with you know

30 other people and there's music and it's and it's a fun way to move your body

But there's ultimately still even if it's the moment of shavasana, you know laying down in the end or the meditation

portion you've got to be with yourself and

One of my one of my teachers always says, you know

If you turn your yoga into a competition you're competing against yourself and then yourself is gonna lose

And it's that thing because I think so much especially in this kind of Instagram world where we're seeing all these people doing crazy

handstands and back bends and I

Jaicntha; I want that and I think I wanna do that. Em: I say to people that like so many of those peep that I know they're extremists

ex gymnasts or they're a dancer or or like for me I've been practicing and training this for over ten years

And so it's just become like a something that I've worked on all my flexibility has been gained

Through that practice and dedication and showing up every day

Dedicated to something and to me it's showing up every day being dedicated to yourself. And that kind of it's a self-care practice

It's all the things and there's so many moments where I get onto my mat and I'm like, oh gosh

All the emotions are coming out, you know, and it's for me that's that sacred space and time to to be with yourself

And so if you say you're not good at your girl, it's got to come and try it, because

Jacintha: and make a commitment to it. Not just try it once, actually do it every week

Give it a try from a consistency point of view. It's meant to be a practice. It's the practice of yoga

And and yoga as a word and itself mean means a union or yogi so it has actually nothing to do with the movement

it's like I said, it's a whole system, but that

Exceed you don't say well, how can you be bad at unification?

You know you learn through that practice and that's why it's called the practice of yoga, you practice community and practice

being with yourself

Understanding your breath, your mind, your thoughts and all the things they say when you can control the breath

You can control the mind and so it's this practice of becoming aware of waking up and for me

That's what it really was was it was cultivating that deep awareness of self and the power within that

And it's just I mean obviously not gonna get this from one yoga class

Well, it's 3 or 4 but it's that practice in that journey that Jacintha: so is it like a moving meditation?

Em: Yes, definitely at the end and there's a lot of mindfulness that's been

especially in modern yoga being kind of entwined in so if you think about mindfulness I

kind of like to translate it to just being mindful

So your mind is fully present in that moment and aware

Everything that's happening and going on and that complements yoga in that like I said before yoga there is an awareness practice

So you're using that as a vehicle to become aware? I would say to my own myself is just keep trusting yourself

listen to yourself and continue to go out to continue to listen and follow because

Not that I would take back any of the sickness and all these kinds of things but a lot of it could have been, not

avoided, but if I had listened a little bit more and stopped

Ignoring and acting out and reacting to things and rather than focusing on responding and listening

Jacintha: How do you explain the difference between your ego and your intuition?

Interesting. So for me

The intuition is something I guess on a more subtle body level as well as that kind of inner space or in a teacher

Whereas the ego is more in the mind

so the ego is very influenced by the intellect of

I was taught this and I watched this one TV and therefore I should do that and it's that kind of

ego and egotistical and all those kinds of words

Are very much in my opinion are very much in there in the mind and are very influenced by the intellect

Whereas the intuition is the heart. It's coming back to the heart space. It's the feeling it's the subtleties

It's that deep sense of knowing and your gut feeling and there's all this science being researched into the universe

second brain's losing your gut and it's you know when you get into those moments and straightaway, you're like oh this isn't good.

Yeah, but even though your ego might tell you and relating it into a yoga practice

It's like you might know that you're going too deep into an arson or a posture

But your ego is like if I just pushed my leg a little bit further forward

I would all this split and that's usually when like pop there goes your hamstring or something happens

And so it's this disconnect between the intellect and and what all that stuff that you think, you know

And you think that you've been taught and learned to that deep sense of knowing that deep sense of inner wisdom

That doesn't need to read in a magazine or watching on TV, it knows

Jacintha: Well, I just want to acknowledge you thank you. I find you so incredibly inspiring

I love you. I watch all your yoga videos

I read all of your stories and I just think you're incredible and what you're doing this world is incredible

So I want to acknowledge and say thank you so much. And can you just tell us three things that you're grateful for today?

Oh, well, I'm grateful that im getting on a plane to go to New York.

I live a pretty grateful for that. I'm actually feeling really grateful for the friends that I have in my life

I'm feeling very supported this week by the community around me and that whole idea of community over competition is really

really inspiring. Jacintha: its hard to find sometimes, isnt it?

Yeah, I feel really really held and I'm like I'm just so grateful for the people in my life

So yeah, I'm grateful that I get to go on a plane to New York

I'm grateful for my beautiful friends and I'm grateful for the beautiful food because I've been preparing

snacks for the plane and I was thinking about it today like

really lucky that I can take this beautiful organic food with me and to nourish my body and

To have access to that and all these guys think so

Jacintha: I think that something people don't realise is that you can bring your own food on a plane and you don't have to have to have plane food. Em: I am that person with like

Two kilos of snacks. I've got all the kale salads all the things and you feel so much better

Yeah, you're gonna land and feel like yeah

Okay. Well rested I haven't. Yeah, I'm just taking four killers of salt and sugar

Yeah, so I think I'm grateful as well for the knowledge of that because I've done a lot of flying learnt the hard way and

Go on actually if you just why do I feel so terrible? Jacintha: oh its the food

Maybe I will BYO and feel great Jacintha: Ok Em well thank you so much for today, that was so wonderful

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David Casarez: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com

David Casarez is the young man who moved to the Bay Area looking for a tech job and reportedly ended up homeless, jobless, and broke.

Unable to find work, Casarez stood on the corner of El Camino and Mountainview holding up a sign that said "HOMELESS, HUNGRY 4 SUCESSS.

TAKE A RESUME." He had a stack of resumes highlighting his experience in web development.

On Friday, a passerby named Jasmine Scofield tweeted a picture of Casarez and of his resume.

And by Saturday, Scofield said many people had contacted her with an interest in hiring Casarez, and offers to find him a place to live.

Here's what you need to know about David Casarez.

Before Becoming Homeless, Casarez Graduated from Texas A&M and Worked For General Motors.

Now He Sleeps in the Park.

According to Casarez's resume, he graduated from Texas A&M in 2014 with a degree in Management Information Systems.

After graduation he went to work for General Motors, where he worked his way up from Quality Assurance Test Analyst to Web Developer.

Casarez stayed with GM until 2017 and then decided to move to Silicon Valley to fulfill his dream of making it big in the tech industry.

But after arriving in Silicon Valley, Casarez discovered that it was much, much harder than expected to find work.

Instead of landing his dream job, he found himself unemployed and living in his car.

He sent out resume after resume, and he did manage to land some freelance jobs.

He even interviewed for a job at Apple — but the position was filled internally, according to an interview Casarez gave the New York Post today.

Casarez told the New York Post that he hit rock bottom last month, when his car was repossessed and he was forced to start sleeping in the park.

That's why the young man decided he would start handing out his resume to every passer-by, in the hopes that someone might take a look at it and offer him a job.

"It was basically a make or break moment," Casarez told the Post.

On Friday, Jasmine Scofield's Tweet About Casarez Went Viral.

On Friday afternoon, a woman named Jasmine Scofield spotted Casarez standing by the side of the road.

She was impressed by his dedication and his positive attitude — and by his resume.

So she posted a picture of Casarez on twitter.

Within a few hours, the tweet was going viral.

Scofield is a make up artist with her own YouTube channel and more than four thousand twitter followers.

By her own admission, she tweets "a lot.".

Once people learned about Casarez, the young web developer started to attract a lot of positive attention from people in the Bay Area.

Many people started to tweet that he deserved to be hired.

Even the New York Post took an interest in his case, asking Scofield for permission to run his photograph.

(She said yes.).

By Saturday afternoon, more than 50,000 people had retweeted Scofield's photos of Casarez, and almost 70,000 people had liked it.

By Saturday, Companies — Including Google, Netflix, and LinkedIn — Were Asking To Interview Casarez.

Both web developers and Texas A&M graduates ("Aggies") started to take an interest in Casarez's case.

On Saturday, an executive from Ancestry — and a graduate of Texas A&M — tweeted that he'd like to interview Casarez for a web developer of QA automation position.

The CEO of Lambda School, a software development school, tweeted, "we'll take care of him if noone else has stepped in yet" – promising to find industry connections for Casarez, as well as housing.

But by Saturday afternoon, it was looking like plenty of others had, in fact, stepped in.

Jasmine Scofield told media that tech giants Google, Netflix, and LinkedIn had all reached out to her to express interest in speaking with Casarez.

Casarez tweeted out his gratitude for the "overwhelming amount of support" he had received, promising to respond to all of the messages he had received in his inbox.

Scofield appeared to be acting as Casarez's informal manager, since many of the people interested in interviewing him were going through her.

Many Of The People Responding to Casarez's Story Said They Had Similar Experiences When They Moved to Silicon Valley.

It's not easy to survive in Silicon Valley.

The median rent on a one bedroom apartment is $2,120; there is also stiff competition for jobs.

Austen Allred, the CEO of Lambda School who has offered to find a home for Casarez and help him find work, said that when he first came to Silicon Valley, he also was in a desperate situation.

Allred said he was sleeping in his car for months before he finally found work and a place to live.

That's why, Allred said, he was determined to help Casarez, and others like him, find a way to survive.

Some People Are Already Trying To Cast Doubt on Casarez's Story.

Most of the people who read about Casarez's story are sympathetic.

But a few people have asked — on Twitter, at least — whether Casarez is really as needy as he says he is.

One man tweeted a photograph of a man named David Casarez waiting to buy a new iPhone.

It's hard to tell from the picture whether this is the same David Casarez — this may well be another man with the same name.

The tweet asks, "Is the same David Casarez waiting in line for an IPhone X? Yeah let's check the facts.

Is he homeless by choice? Jobless by choice.

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Cardinal Theodore Edgar McCarrick was an American archbishop and cardinal in the Roman Catholic church.

On Saturday July 28, Pope Francis accepted McCarrick's resignation from the College of Cardinals after a series of allegations of sexual misconduct.

Pope Francis ordered McCarrick to observe a life of prayer and penance in seclusion.

You can read the papal order here.

McCarrick is the first cardinal to retire from the College of Cardinals because of sexual misconduct allegations.

He was taken out of public ministry last month, after the church said it could substantiate allegations that he had molested an altar boy 47 years ago.

Now he will remain in seclusion until a canonical trial can be held.

McCarrick, 88 years old, grew up in New York City and was raised by a widowed mother.

He has steadfastly denied that he molested boys and teenagers in his church.

Here's what you need to know.

McCarrick Is Accused of "Inappropriately Touching" Men and Boys As Young As 11.

There are a range of accusations against McCarrick, and most of the people who say he abused them say they would prefer to remain anonymous.

But if the allegations are true, McCarrick may have had a pattern of preying on boys and men who wanted to become priests themselves.

A 62-year-old man who identified himself to the media only as "Mike" says that McCarrick molested him 47 years ago, when Mike was a teenage altar boy preparing to become a priest.

Mike's lawyer, Patrick Noaker, told the New York Times that McCarrick went along with him when he was measured for a new cassock.

McCarrick allegedly unzipped Mike's pants and reached inside.

Then McCarrick said, "Let's not tell anyone about this.".

Another time, McCarrick allegedly cornered Mike in a bathroom and forcibly reached into his pants.

Another man, who identified himself only as "James," told the New York Times that McCarrick had repeatedly abused him over a period of 20 years, beginning when James was 11 years old.

And a New Jersey man named Robert Ciolek said that McCarrick repeatedly abused him and forced him to share his bed during overnight trips while Ciolek was studying for the priesthood.

Ciolek was in his early 20s at the time and said that McCarrick gained his trust by telling him that he was a "star" who was destined for a bright future as a priest.

Some Church Officials Have Known For Decades That McCarrick Was Accused of Sexual Misconduct With Men.

They Payed Off the Alleged Victims For Their Silence.

Church officials say they did not know that McCarrick was accused of abusing children.

But some of them may have known about allegations that McCarrick had inappropriately touched men.

The Archdiocese of Newark released a statement last month saying that they had received allegations about sexual misconduct by McCarrick decades ago.

You can read that statement here.

The archdiocese said that they had received three allegations of sexual misconduct and had paid off two of the alleged victims by issuing settlements.

The statement reads, "In the past, there have been allegations that he [McCarrick] engaged in sexual behavior with adults.

This Archdiocese and the Diocese of Metuchen received three allegations of sexual misconduct with adults decades ago; two of these allegations resulted in settlements.".

The New York Times also reports that between 1994 and 2008, there were multiple reports about the cardinal's alleged misconduct with adult seminary students made to American bishops, the pope's representative in Washington and, finally, Pope Benedict XVI.

One Alleged Victim, Ciolek, Said The Church Payed Him 80,000 Dollars For Agreeing Not to Speak to the Media.

Robert Ciolek is a former priest from New Jersey.

He says that he met McCarrick in the 1980s, when he was studying for the priesthood.

Ciolek said that McCarrick made him share his hotel bed on overnight trips.

He also claimed that McCarrick would sometimes invite a group of seminarians (young men studying for the priesthood) to his beach house.

There, McCarrick always made one of the young men share his bed, on the grounds that there weren't enough beds for everyone in the house.

Ciolek said that McCarrick never touched him below the waist.

But he claimed that McCarrick gave — and asked for — unwanted massages.

The archdiocese of New Jersey eventually payed Ciolek 80,000 dollars.

The church asked Ciolek to not mention the alleged abuse to the media.

The church has just recently released Ciolek from that promise and has given him permission to speak.

McCarrick Was Seen As A "Significant Figure" In The Church, Who Was Close to Pope John Paul II And Spent Time With Bush and Kerry.

Before the allegations of misconduct became public, McCarrick was seen as a star in the Roman Catholic Church.

He had a decades-long friendship with Pope John Paul; the two men first met in 1976, when then-Cardinal Wojtyla payed a visit to Philadelphia.

The two men bonded over jokes about McCarrick's vacation.

Later, McCarrick served as Pope John Paul's emissary on international issues.

After McCarrick became the Archbishop of Washington DC, he invited then-president Bush and his wife, Laura, to dinner.

They accepted.

McCarrick also spent time with John Kerry.

And he was a regular guest on Meet The Press.

McCarrick was widely seen as a "liberal" Catholic but had conservative views on abortion.

McCarrick Grew Up in New York City and Was Raised by His Widowed Mother, Who Worked in a Factory in the Bronx.

McCarrick was born in 1930 in the Washington Heights section of Manhattan.

His father was a seafaring captain who caught the Spanish flu during World War i; he died of tuberculosis when McCarrick was just three years old.

McCarrick's mother was an artist's model.

After she was widowed, she went to work in an auto-parts factory in the Bronx.

She depended heavily on her extended family to help her and her son, and McCarrick has spoken fondly of his large Irish-American family.

He once told the New York Times, "It was a great family.

They always made room for my mother and me, whether it was my Uncle Tom when he was still a bachelor or my Grandfather and Grandmother McLaughlin.".

For more infomation >> Cardinal Theodore Edgar McCarrick: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com - Duration: 10:00.

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Build your own R2 D2 issue 81 Deagostini - Duration: 4:56.

hello youtube and welcome back to the Robbie Bobbie Channel I am indeed your

host Rob you Bobby in today we are going to be dealing with issue 81 of build

your own r2d2 from Deagostini before we begin if you need to general

welcome please consider subscribing if you like my builds and my glorious

unboxings which I've got nothing in my hand I'm just showing you my hand but if

you if you like that sort of thing and my hand movements please consider

subscribing okay so we are dealing with issue 81 of build your own r2d2 there it

is that is the frame of 81 okay so this is issue 82 of build your own r2d2 a

proximity proximity presume sensors of the guts Jonas the on the sensor is on

the inside of the sensors you can actually see the silver bits and the

circular sensors so what I'm gonna do is when I get this part is I'm going to

start to spray it black but on the actual movie prop of r2d2 it's it's

black inside you can't really pick it up I don't know if it's because it's

shadowing lighting etc but I'm gonna darken mine pretty much is what I'm

trying to say in sure actually the build so it's gonna be quite an easy video

this week it's just gonna be a couple of things that we're gonna have to do

before we actually begin with the build I just want to show you something that I

have done today I have darkened I have decided to darken the blue bit riches

right here the inside there so it looks a bit black inside just like the actual

r2d2 and I've colored these panels in I was going to go with the silver but I

decided to go for like a camouflage color I mean I don't know it kind of

looks good it kind of gives it that buy two tone I don't know what I'm talking

about for it gives it that kind of

robotic look and I don't know why I said it like that robotic

so anyway let's just get on to the table and I will show you how to put this

together which you don't need to know but I'm going to show you anyway for the

purpose of this video and if you don't damn like it and yeah I consider that

you just look elsewhere because I'm and then this is the instructions at the

back here we have got just a frame so it's going to be a short video so anyone

is just going to be we take this piece right here one of these lovely shorter

pieces and you're just going to connect them like so with the I think with the

numbers facing upwards I think chars and do the same with all

the previous frames and just put them in place

there we go she lineup everything up and you're good

to go with screwing them in with the silver screws and we're just going to

connect them like this there we have a beautiful issue 81 build your own r2d2

and we don't do anything with it you can play with the c-3po

this is c-3po from the Black Series

inside alternations and this is not my counterpart auto apocalypse now look

but guys that's it for this week I hope you enjoyed it anyway please give this

video a like if you liked it and subscribe if you haven't already done so

until the next week guys next week we'll be dealing with the censors so stay

tuned for that and enjoy my other boxing's until the next kind until

inevitably until the next video cast Robbie Bobbie signing out

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Wisner Desmaret: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com - Duration: 12:13.

Wisner Desmaret: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com

Wisner Desmaret, who is accused of shooting a Fort Myers police officer in the head, has a string of previous criminal cases in the Florida court system, and ICE has filed an immigration detainer against him.

Officer Adam Jobbers-Miller died from his injuries on July 28, 2018, after a week of fighting for his life.

In numerous previous court cases in Florida counties – for things such as burglary and trespassing – Desmaret escaped conviction.

Just days before the shooting of the officer, he was released by a judge in Sarasota County on pretrial supervision after he was accused of cocaine possession.

Desmaret's father told Fox News that his son had originally come to the United States from Haiti legally on a visa, but ICE now has filed an immigration detainer hold on Desmaret.

NBC-2 reported that Desmaret was in the country illegally.

Desmaret was described as homeless in one court document, and, records reviewed by Heavy show, cases against him were repeatedly no processed and, in some cases, were dismissed after findings of incompetency due to "intellectual disability." In one 2010 case, an ICE hold is listed in the court records.

It was not the only time, according to news reports, as ICE was also alerted about him in 2008.

You can read many of the court documents in the case below.

However, despite that past, on July 21, 2018, Wisner Desmaret, a former youth boxer from Haiti who often said he was indigent in court, was free on the streets to encounter Fort Myers Police Officer Jobbers-Miller.

Jobbers-Miller was shot in the head by Desmaret, according to police, and the Fort Myers Police Department announced on July 28, 2018 that Jobbers-Miller had tragically passed away.

"It is with a heavy heart that we inform our community that Fort Myers Police Officer Adam Jobbers-Miller has passed away as a result of the injuries sustained on Saturday, July 21st," Fort Myers police said in a statement.

"We ask that you continue to pray for Officer Jobbers-Miller's family, friends and our entire Fort Myers Police Department Family.".

Here's what you need to know:.

Police Accuse Wisner Desmaret of Shooting Jobbers-Miller After the Officer Was Called to a Gas Station.

According to the Fort Myers Police Department, Officer Jobbers-Miller was wounded at 7:30 p.m.

"while answering a call at the Marathon Gas station on Dr.

Martin Luther King, Jr.

Boulevard in Fort Myers.".

"Officer Adam Jobbers-Miller was shot by an assailant and immediately rushed to the Lee Memorial Hospital Trauma Center by a fellow officer where he underwent emergency surgery and is currently listed in critical but stable condition.

A suspect is in custody at this time," the police said.

The suspect is 29-year-old Wisner Desmaret, according to police.

Desmaret was taken to the hospital with a non life-threatening injury and is in custody, police said.

"Wisner Desmaret is the only suspect in this case.

We've got our guy.

We've got our man," said the Fort Myers police chief, Derrick Diggs.

Police said a 911 call came in from a citizen at the Marathon gas station, who reported seeing a subject assault a group of young males and take a cell phone from their vehicle.

Officers arrived and checked the area.

The suspect had already fled.

A short time later, the officers made contact with Desmaret, who matched the description.

The suspect fled from the officers, police allege, and Officer Jobbers-Miller was shot and injured while he was attempting to take Desmaret into custody in a foot chase.

Desmaret was then taken into custody by additional responding officers.

The suspect was positively identified by victims and witnesses, said the police chief.

"Words cannot express the emotions running through the Fort Myers Police family at this time," said Chief Diggs.

"Our department spent the night in anxious anticipation as our comrade and co-worker underwent lifesaving surgery.

We are grateful to the many people and agencies who have expressed their support, to the medical professionals who rushed to save him and to the Lee County Sheriff's Office, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) and the Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) for their immediate assistance with this situation.".

Police said that Jobbers-Miller was only 29-years-old and had been a member of the Fort Myers Police Department since September 2015.

"It's been some tough days around here for us," the police chief said.

Desmaret, a Haitian Immigrant, Now Has an ICE Hold Against Him, Reports Say.

News2 reported that ICE has confirmed that Desmaret "is an undocumented immigrant from Haiti." A detainer has now been filed against Desmaret by ICE.

He faces eight charges after the shooting of the officer.

According to the News-Press, Wisner Desmaret was born in Haiti and had been in the United States since at least the age of 9.

At age 19, the newspaper wrote a story about Desmaret after he was released from a juvenile facility and "was involved in the Police Athletic League Boxing Academy," according to the News Press.

It wasn't the first time that Desmaret has come to the attention of ICE.

In 2008, he was released to the custody of ICE by Glades County, reported the newspaper.

However, John Demaret, Wisner's father, told Fox News, "He's not a citizen, he's not a citizen.

But he came legally.

He had a visa, he came legally." Fox News quoted an attorney who said the ICE hold might have been prompted by Demaret overstaying his visa.

However, ICE wouldn't comment because he's not in their custody now.

Heavy has also reached out to ICE for comment and will update this story if it's received.

Desmaret Has a Lengthy List of Past Criminal Court Cases in Florida.

Multiple cases come up for Wisner Desmaret in Lee and Sarasota Counties in Florida court records over the past decade.

In case after case, prosecutors didn't proceed or, in some recent cases, Wisner was found incompetent due to mental health issues.

He wrote a letter in one 2016 case "talking about angels coming to save him," WINK News reported.

In the recent Sarasota County case, two psychologists had testified that Desmaret was competent to stand trial if he received treatment, according to NBC 2.

He was then released under pre-trial supervision just days before the officer's murder, the television station reported.

That case was for cocaine possession.

His pre-trial supervision was revoked after the officer was shot.

Here's the court order releasing him on bond.

It's dated July 19, 2018 – two days before Jobbers-Miller was shot.

He was listed as having no phone and no address.

Another Sarasota case for resisting an officer was dismissed in May 2018 after a finding of incompetence.

Desmaret also had many cases in Lee County.

In some of those cases, he was found incompetent even though, in at least one case, a prosecutor accused him of malingering.

"It really came down to a judgment call.

Like I said in both reports, I couldn't really do the formal question and answer competency evaluation, so it came down to clinical judgment," Dr.

Pat Capozzoli said, according to NBC 2.

"Even though he didn't cooperate, I felt there was enough to support an intellectual disability.".

One recent case for having an open container of alcohol was dismissed when he was found incompetent.

For more infomation >> Wisner Desmaret: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com - Duration: 12:13.

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【歌ってみた/Cover】 ナンセンス文学 / Literary Nonsense 【Glopo】 - Duration: 3:27.

English Translation: Maya

I can't get emotional, now I'm becoming cowardly.

I wield this sharpened blade of words with a grin.

Gushing high tension

Suck it in, suck it in, but you can't spit it out.

Disgusted by your capriciousness.

A midday rendezvous

bi bi di ba bi de boo

Let's pour love and loneliness into this heart.

Now the heart has fallen ill. Today all of us

shall be reborn.

We will become idiots, dancing on air.

Forget about the present rat-tat-tat (rat-tat-tat)

Let's dance and light up the night.

Off with those tears, no sleep for us.

No lies or slips of the tongue.

To the me that isn't me, rat-tat-tat (rat-tat-tat)

Even on the most melancholy of days

I want to reveal myself, as long as it's just you and I.

Hey there young lady, right now you're becoming cowardly.

Painted in a deep shade of black as it turned to ashes.

ba-dump ba-dump my heart pounds with a false sense of virtue.

Hold on, you're joking?

XXX you and your lies.

"There is no real me.

There's nothing 'like me' or 'not like me.'

You and you all seem so interested in me

and surely you all have your own opinions

but they're all wrong, for there is no answer you see."

Why?

Surely you don't think that you've made a fool out of me.

To know love, and then to hurt each other.

Even so, we rat-tat-tat (rat-tat-tat)

Let's open up our hearts, and bring light to this night.

Off with those tears, no sleep for us.

Today I'm singing again,

that isn't me that's the rat-tat-tat (rat-tat-tat)

I've been saving my last weapon.

I lost my composure when you when you laughed at me in scorn.

I can't get emotional, don't fear now.

With this sharpened blade of words I'm wielding, nothing will go to waste.

Gushing high tension

Suck it in, suck it in, and spit it out.

Fed up with your capriciousness.

A midday rendezvous

Bi bi di ba bi de boo

Let's pour love into this sick and lonely heart.

before the magic wears off and withers away.

Let's all be reborn.

We will become idiots, dancing on air.

Forget about the present rat-tat-tat (rat-tat-tat)

Let's dance and light up the night.

Off with those tears, no sleep for us.

No lies or slips of the tongue.

Also to me who isn't me rat-tat-tat (rat-tat-tat)

Even with all those absolutely nonsensical things

I want to leave it up to you.

For more infomation >> 【歌ってみた/Cover】 ナンセンス文学 / Literary Nonsense 【Glopo】 - Duration: 3:27.

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For more infomation >> Best Smart Phones - Blackview Most Amazing & Uncrackable Smartphone By Blackview Team - Duration: 4:29.

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Fake Movie Bands // Quick Hypothetical - Duration: 2:05.

OK, quick hypothetical

Let's say someone lends you a music venue for the night

and all you have to do is choose the bands to play the available slots

Who would you have?

Maybe charismatic indie rockers Low Shoulder

or perhaps Aldous Snow and his band Infant Sorrow?

How about 70's rockers Stillwater

or absolute classics The Blues Brothers?

You could always go with Sonic Death Monkey or whatever they're calling themselves these days

and don't forget about Wyld Stallyns

While these are all great picks, they're not the ones for me

To kick off the night on a great note, I'd have Sex Bob-omb, a three piece from Canada

They know how to get a show started and with their fuzzy sounding garage rock tunes,

I think they could get the crowd going too.

They're not a very showy band but what they lack in theatrics they make up for in their music.

After them would be Josie & The Pussycats, another three piece, this time with pop punk sensibilities.

These ladies play their catchy anthems with an energy that is infectious that leaves the audience wanting more.

I think they'd be a great addition to this line up, just watch out for those subliminal messages.

And to cap it all off, I'd have the great heavy metalers from these British shores, Spinal Tap.

Off the back of their third farewell tour, they'd be an awesome way to end the gig.

As long as nothing bad happened.

There we go, that's my answer and now I'm annoyed that it can't actually happen.

Let me know in the comments below who you'd have, this has been YGWW and I'll catch you next time.