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Biden issued stern orders to his aides to fix his poll numbers. He can’t understand why his poll numbers are low when he’s so successful. According to The Washington Post‚ the night before Biden left DC to celebrate Thanksgiving in Nantucket‚ Mass.‚ he gathered his closest aides for a meeting in the White House residence. […] The post Biden Issues Stern Orders to Aides to Fix His Poll Numbers appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

If you ever thought Joe Biden‚ Chuck Schumer‚ or Mitch McConnell cared about this country‚ you were wrong. They are fine with millions of unvetted people pouring into our country while we are waging war on two continents. It shouldn’t have escaped your notice that most coming in are single adult males of military age‚ […] The post It Turns Out That Biden Could Have Closed the Border appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Marvel Studios cut ties with Jonathan Majors shortly after a New York jury found the actor guilty of reckless assault and harassment of his ex-girlfriend on Monday. A spokesperson for the studio confirmed the firing to Deadline and other news outlets‚ but did not provide any further comment. Majors‚ who is now 34‚ graduated from the Yale School of Drama and established himself as a rising Hollywood star in recent years with roles in HBO’s “Lovecraft Country” and “Creed III‚” part of the spinoff franchise that came out of the “Rocky” series. In the Marvel Cinematic Universe‚ which is under the Disney banner‚ Majors played various iterations of Kang the Conqueror in the Disney-Plus show “Loki” and the movie “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.” The powerful character was being established as the next main villain of the Marvel series‚ with an upcoming movie — “Avengers: The Kang Dynasty” — set for release in 2026. It was not immediately clear how Marvel would proceed with its plans for the future with Majors out of the picture‚ but Variety reported in early November that executives discussed the prospect of introducing a backup plan that could pivot to a supervillain such as Dr. Doom as the leading antagonist. What was once a promising acting career hit a snag beginning in late March when Majors was arrested and charged in connection to a domestic dispute involving his former girlfriend Grace Jabbari in Manhattan. His public relations firm and talent management company parted ways with Majors in the weeks that followed along with doubts about his projects moving forward. Majors pleaded not guilty to the charges he faced and the case went to trial this month. The trial culminated in the guilty verdict Monday on two misdemeanor counts. The jury acquitted Majors of a different assault charge and aggravated assault — counts which The New York Times noted had required prosecutors to show he acted with intent. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Sentencing is scheduled for February 6. Multiple reports indicated that Majors faces up to about a year in prison. His lawyer‚ Priya Chaudhry‚ issued a statement declaring that Majors “still has faith in the process and looks forward to fully clearing his name.”

The holiday season isn’t only about making merry and meeting with family and friends; it’s also an excellent time to ramp up your job search! As the year comes to a close‚ many professionals experience a surge of inspiration to pursue new employment prospects. Taking advantage of the holiday mood can help you land your dream job. Here are five expert tips for making the most of the holiday season for a successful job search: Use downtime wisely The holiday season isn’t just for relaxing; it’s also an opportunity to improve your job search skills. Spend some time on your CV and cover letter. Carefully tailor each application. Use this time to upskill‚ attend courses‚ or volunteer‚ which will improve your skillset and increase your chances of obtaining your dream job. Develop your online presence Use your downtime to build a strong online presence. Improve your social media bios and connect your sites. Use services like LinkedIn to interact with relevant content‚ share insights‚ and network. Maintain a professional image by carefully managing tagged holiday images. Holiday parties‚ a chance to network Holiday parties aren’t only for fun; they’re also great places to network. Participate actively in these events‚ socializing with people in your industry. You never know where you might come across prospective employment openings or important connections. Spreading festive cheer with follow-ups The holiday season is an excellent time for outreach. Send holiday greetings to old coworkers‚ classmates‚ or acquaintances‚ noting your employment search. Rekindle contacts and inquire about job openings to keep your name on the list for future openings. Exploring seasonal roles Consider temporary positions during the holiday season. These occupations not only fill financial shortfalls‚ but they may also lead to permanent opportunities. Take advantage of these possibilities to avoid job gaps‚ learn new skills‚ and build your resume. Take advantage of every chance to boost your job search this holiday season. Make the most of your downtime by optimizing your internet presence‚ networking‚ spreading holiday cheer through building relationships‚ and exploring temporary positions. Bring in the new year with confidence and professional accomplishments!The post ‘Tis the season to land your ideal job: 5 expert techniques to improve your holiday job search first appeared on The Optimist Daily: Making Solutions the News.

A pioneering two-decade-long study done in California’s Sierra Nevada mountains confirms the effectiveness of forest management strategies such as restorative thinning and regulated burning in reducing the state’s rising threat of catastrophic wildfires. This thorough study‚ conducted by the University of California‚ Berkeley (UC Berkeley)‚ underlines the critical importance of these techniques in protecting forests and preventing wildfires from escalating. The study’s lead author‚ Scott Stephens‚ a respected UC Berkeley professor of fire science‚ stated‚ “The research is pretty darn clear that these treatments are effective—very effective.” Extensive research‚ conclusive evidence The national Fire and Fire Surrogate Study‚ titled “Forest restoration and fuels reduction work: different pathways for achieving success in the Sierra Nevada‚” published in Ecological Applications‚ delves into a complete examination of forest management practices. This rigorous 20-year study attests to the significant success of these methods in reducing the likelihood of catastrophic wildfires. California’s bold forest fire prevention plans California‚ which has been devastated by wildfires‚ has presented a comprehensive strategy to greatly increase the use of managed burns. By 2025‚ the state plans to expand the scope of controlled fire use to 400‚000 acres per year. However‚ obstacles such as severe weather and a scarcity of experienced staff continue to impede the full-scale deployment of these proactive fires. Moreover‚ the study underscores the pivotal role of restoration thinning‚ substantiating its feasibility in tandem with prescribed fires without compromising forest health or biodiversity. Ariel Roughton‚ co-author of the research and Berkeley Forests’ research station manager‚ highlighted the multifaceted nature of these management strategies‚ stating‚ “Our findings show that there’s not just one solution — there are multiple things that you can do to impact the risk of catastrophic fire.” Blodgett Forest Research Station The vast research project lasted two decades and was carried out at the Blodgett Forest Research Station‚ which spans 4‚000 acres and is located around 65 miles from Sacramento on Nisenan Tribal territory. The application and impact of restoration thinning‚ planned burning‚ and their combination on forest ecosystems were investigated in this long-term study. Stephens explained the study’s beginning‚ stating that “prescribed fire and restoration thinning are both surrogates for wildfire‚ a key process that happened frequently in California before European colonization.” Improved forest resilience and structural change The study’s final analysis revealed a substantial increase in wildfire resilience within the treated experimental plots. When compared to the control plots‚ these managed areas revealed an impressive 80 percent probability of at least 80 percent tree survival. Roughton further emphasized the catalytic impact of combining thinning with fire‚ noting‚ “When you combine thinning with fire‚ you’re able to modify all different levels of the forest structure‚ and it speeds up the timeline for achieving a more resilient structure.” Financial stability and future plans Restoration thinning demonstrated financial viability in addition to environmental benefits‚ as cash gained from the sale of larger trees helped offset forest management costs during the research period. In the future‚ the research team plans to broaden the scope of their study to include other experimental plots. In addition‚ they are actively involved in efforts to reintroduce Indigenous traditional burning‚ to disseminate the knowledge gained from these thorough studies to a broader audience participating in forest management methods. Source study: Ecological Applications—Forest restorations and fuels reduction work: different pathways for achieving success in the Sierra NevadaThe post Prescribed thinning and controlled burns critical in preventing California wildfires first appeared on The Optimist Daily: Making Solutions the News.

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