#andrew scheer

[doyouknowthismusical]

#musical theater #do you know this musical #poll #bad cinderella #Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cinderella #andrew lloyd webber #david zippel #emerald fennell #alexis scheer #language: english

[tobbogan-13]

my parents decided to watch black monday

im fucked

#my mom is already like “i can’t believe you watched that its so vulgar” #help me #black monday #black monday tv show #showtime #andrew rannells #don cheadle #regina hall #paul scheer #andy randy

[erin-hart]

#andrew tate #paul scheer

[allthecanadianpolitics]

New Democrat ethics critic Matthew Green is calling for Conservative House Leader Andrew Scheer to appear before Parliament's access to information, privacy and ethics committee to answer questions about why he broke House of Commons rules by filming a partisan video in his Parliament Hill office. Scheer shot the video to endorse a Conservative candidate in an Ontario byelection earlier this year. "In relation to media reports that parliamentary resources were inappropriately used in an attempt to influence the nomination process of the 2023 Oxford by-election, that the committee invite Andrew Scheer … to appear before committee for no less than two hours," reads Green's notice of motion.

Continue Reading

Tagging @politicsofcanada

#cdnpoli #canada #canadian politics #canadian news #new democratic party #conservative party of canada

[demifiendrsa]

History of the World, Part II | Trailer

The mini-series sequel to Mel Brooks’ History of the World, Part I film will premiere on Hulu on March 6, 2023, followed by two new episodes daily through March 9, 2023.

Cast additions

Jack Black, James Adomian, Jason Alexander, Fred Armisen, Tim Bagley, Dan Bakkedahl, Travis Bennett, Sarayu Blue, Craig Cackowski, Arturo Castro, Parvesh Cheena, Margaret Cho, Andy Cohen, Andy Daly, Colton Dunn, Ayo Edebiri , Ana Fabrega, Marla Gibbs, Blake Griffin, Mitra Jouhari, Preston Lacy, Robby Hoffman, Anna Maria Horsford, Brian Huskey, Mousa Hussein Kraish, Bobby Lee, Mena Massoud, Wendi McLendon-Covey, Crystal Kung Minkoff, Finesse Mitchell, Natalie Morales, Pam Oliver, Ana Ortiz, Adam Pally, Lennon Parham, Chris Pontius, Rob Riggle, Matt Rogers, Paul Rust, Paul Scheer, Andrew Secunda, Jessica St. Clair, Carl Tart, Drew Tarver, Christopher Thornton, James Urbaniak, George Wallace, Michaela Watkins, Wee Man, Kym Whitley, and Casey Wilson.

Previously announced cast members

Mel Brooks, Wanda Sykes, Nick Kroll, Ike Barinholtz, Pamela Adlon, Tim Baltz, Zazie Beetz, Jillian Bell, Quinta Brunson, Dove Cameron, D’Arcy Carden, Ronny Chieng, Rob Corddry, Danny DeVito, David Duchovny, Hannah Einbinder, Jay Ellis, Josh Gad, Kimiko Glenn, Brandon Kyle Goodman, Jake Johnson, Richard Kind, Johnny Knoxville, Lauren Lapkus, Jenifer Lewis, Poppy Liu, Joe Lo Truglio, Jason Mantzoukas, Ken Marino, Jack McBrayer, Zahn McClarnon, Charles Melton, Kumail Nanjiani and Brock O’Hurn, Andrew Rannells, Emily Ratajkowski, Sam Richardson, Nick Robinson, Seth Rogen, Sarah Silverman, Timothy Simons, J.B. Smoove, David Wain, Taika Waititi, Reggie Watts and Tyler James Williams.

#History of the World Part 2 #History of the World Part II #History of the World Part I #History of the World #Mel Brooks #Wanda Sykes #Nick Kroll #Hulu #television #live action #live action television

[pookiestheone]

What Speakers referee is the House of Commons itself, ensuring the rights and privileges of MPs are respected as is the decorum and work of Parliament — there’s rarely a day, for example, where the Speaker doesn’t intervene to ask MPs to mind their manners as they joust.

They do it from a largely neutral position as the job is understood by all parties to place the business of Parliament above that of partisanship. Speakers only cast a vote in the event of a tie, don’t participate in debates, stay away from partisan party caucus meetings and even have to watch their words when they campaign for seats during general elections.

#Canadian politics

[rattlinbog]

Books Read in 2022

January

The Red-Haired Girl from the Bog: The Landscape of Celtic Myth and Spirit by Patricia Monaghan 

The Unpassing by Chia-Chia Lin

North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell

The Hakawati by Rabih Alameddine 

February

The Final Girl Support Group by Grady Hendrix

The Beauty and the Terror: The Italian Renaissance and the Rise of the West by Catherine Fletcher

The Desolations of Devil’s Acre (Miss Peregrine’s Peculiar Children #6) by Ransom Riggs 

Eifelhelm by Michael Flynn 

The Time Traveler’s Guide to Elizabethan England by Ian Mortimer 

March

The Wives of Henry VIII by Antonia Fraser

The Salt Path by Raynor Winn

The Watchmaker of Filigree Street by Natasha Pulley (reread)

The Lost Future of Pepperharrow by Natasha Pulley

April

The Parted Earth by Anjani Enjeti 

Homeland Elegies by Ayad Akhtar 

Once There Were Wolves by Charlotte McConaghy 

The Last Blue by Isla Morley 

Lone Stars by Justin Deabler 

All the Young Men: A Memoir of Love, AIDS, and Chosen Family in the American South by Ruth Coker Burns

I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou

May

The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett

If Beale Street Could Talk by James Baldwin

Klara and the Sun by Kazuo Ishiguro 

Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel (reread)

As Long as Grass Grows: The Indigenous Fight for Environmental Justice, from Colonization to Standing Rock by Dina Gilio-Whitaker 

LaRose by Louise Erdrich

A History of Native American Land Rights in Upstate New York by Cindy Amrhein 

June

Four Treasures of the Sky by Jenny Tinghui Zhang

Member of the Family: My Story of Charles Manson, Life Inside His Cult, and the Darkness That Ended the Sixties by Dianne Lake and Deborah Herman

These Silent Woods by Kimi Cunningham Grant

Darkwater: Voices from Within the Veil by W.E.B. Dubois 

Take My Hand by Dolen Perkins-Valdez 

A Marvelous Light by Freya Marske 

Catch and Kill: Lies, Spies, and a Conspiracy to Protect Predators by Ronan Farrow

July

No Exit by Taylor Adams

The Wanderers by Meg Howrey 

A Tall History of Sugar by Curdella Forbes

Peach Blossom Spring by Melissa Fu

Calypso by David Sedaris

My Antonia by Willa Cather 

The First English Actresses: Women and Drama 1660-1700 by Elizabeth Howe

English Animals by Laura Kaye

Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston

August

An American Marriage by Tayari Jones

The Sea Around Us by Rachel Carson

Exhalation: Stories by Ted Chiang 

The Ice Cream Queen of Orchard Street by Susan Jane Gilman (reread)

The Latecomers by Helen Klein Ross 

Unlikely Animals by Annie Hartnett

The Book of Longings by Sue Monk Kidd

September

The Island of Missing Trees by Elif Shafak 

The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd

Country Roots: The Origins of Country Music by Douglas B. Green

Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead by Olga Tokarczuk

Golden Gates: The Housing Crisis and a Reckoning for the American Dream by Conor Dougherty

Sexing the Cherry by Jeanette Winterson (reread)

J.M. Barrie and the Lost Boys: The Real Story Behind Peter Pan by Andrew Birkin

The Lost Ones by Anita Frank

October

A History of Wild Places by Shea Ernshaw

When No One is Watching by Alyssa Cole

The Corn Maiden and Other Nightmares by Joyce Carol Oates

The Reddening by Adam Nevill

My Heart is a Chainsaw by Stephen Graham Jones

November

It Happened in the Smokies... A Mountaineer’s Memories of Happenings in the Smoky Mountains in Pre-Park Days by Gladys Trentham Russell

Pastoral Song: A Farmer’s Journey by James Rebanks 

Jesus Land by Julia Scheeres 

I Was Told There’d be Cake: Essays by Sloane Crosley

The Postmistress by Sarah Blake

The Thousand Crimes of Ming Tsu by Tom Lin

December

Floating Coast: An Environmental History of the Bering Strait by Bathsheba Demuth

Disappearing Earth by Julia Phillips

Four Lost Cities: A Secret History of the Urban Age by Annalee Newitz

The Bloody Chamber and Other Stories by Angela Carter (reread)

The Tenant of Wildfell Hall by Anne Bronte (reread)

Mrs. Death Misses Death by Salena Godden

Moon of the Crusted Snow by Waubgeshig Rice

#books in 2022 #books #booklr #reading list #just finished moon of the crusted snow #i haven't even thought about which were my favorite books that i read this year yet

[pcttrailsidereader]

All Bets Are Off: Why the PCT will be More Dangerous than Ever This Year

We've been beating the drum about the implications of this epic snow pack for the past couple of months. It is important that the Class of 2023 really take the message to heart. This will be a dangerous year to be hiking the PCT and not to be tackled by the inexperienced backpacker . . . even seasoned veterans will need to be exceedingly careful. If you don't believe us, read this excerpt of a recent article from the SF Gate.

By Eric Brooks (March 27, 2023), SF Gate

The Pacific Crest Trail draws thousands of people from all experience levels annually. Hikers regularly contend with challenges like hypothermia, heat exhaustion, poisonous plants, lightning, bears and rattlesnakes, along with wildfires and other impacts of climate change. But this year, experts warn, hikers face one of the greatest risks in the trail’s history: the record-setting Sierra Nevada snowpack.

"These large snowpacks can be susceptible to fast melt if the weather conditions are right," Andrew Schwartz, lead scientist at the Central Sierra Snow Lab, told SFGATE. "Periods of above-average temperatures, particularly if they're prolonged, can cause significant rises in stream and river flows, which can be dangerous.”

A partly frozen Tioga Lake at the Highway 120 park entrance near Tioga Pass. George Rose/Getty Images

As of early March, the Sierra snowpack was already 177% above average — and could end up being the largest since the PCT was designated a National Scenic Trail in 1968. And it’s not just the Sierra. The mountains of Southern California have also seen record-setting snow totals this winter. Meanwhile, the Cascade Range — the third of three mountainous territories found along the PCT in Washington, Oregon and Northern California — has seen 99% of its average snowpack in a winter that’s smacked much of its southerly neighbors right in the mouth.

Although sunny, warm weather often shows up between Southern California and the Bay Area by May and certainly June, California’s mountains are usually still covered in snow. In fact, May and June are generally a hazardous time to hike the Sierra as "much of the trail will still be covered in snow and creeks will be full of fast-moving water, making fords dangerous," per the Pacific Crest Trail Association. Even the Tahoe section of the PCT is known to have "difficult" snow conditions into July.

Yet another cause for concern is the number of hikers setting out on the PCT. Over the past decade, the popularity of the PCT has exploded, thanks in large part to Cheryl Strayed's book "Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail," and the subsequent 2014 movie starring Reese Witherspoon. The total number of issued permits skyrocketed from 1,879 in 2013 to almost 8,000 in 2019. 

A Sonora Pass trailhead sign, located along California Highway 108 between Sonora and Bridgeport on the western side of the pass, is still buried in snow on June 28, 2017, near Sonora Pass, Calif. George Rose/Getty Images

"More people are taking more risks and going out early in the season during heavy snow years,” Jack Haskel of the PCTA said. “There have been many preventable tragedies during the heavy snow years that were caused by large snowpacks and people traveling across steep snow, mountains covered in snow and through creeks with snowmelt. Each of these tragedies were avoidable."

Some thru-hikers, like Robert Scheer, have already started their PCT journey.

Robert Scheer pictured on the Pacific Crest Trail.Courtesy of Robert Scheer

"I've been to these mountains a lot as a kid," said Scheer, who was born and raised in San Diego. "You usually get one, two storms a year. This prolonged onslaught of weather that San Diego, Southern California and really California as a whole state is having is just something that's totally bizarre. I knew that going in. I knew that starting the PCT, it was going to be a wild year."

Schneer, acknowledging the life-threatening risks that come with a record Sierra snowpack, said 2023 "is going to be the year of the flip," where hikers take on large sections of the PCT in pieces — many times out of order. "All bets are off," he said. "The idea of hiking a continuous path from Mexico to Canada, that's not going to happen this year. I just don't see very many people doing that."

Haskel, who thru-hiked the PCT himself in 2006, recalled dealing with that risk when he went during a season just after an above-average snowpack. "Some of the creek crossings were unacceptably dangerous," he said. "I thought it was too risky and it wasn't something I should be doing in June in a heavy snow year."

Robert Scheer's tent along the Southern California section of the Pacific Crest Trail in March 2023. Courtesy of Robert Scheer

"I was in my early 20s and an experienced wilderness traveler used to taking a lot of risks," Haskel remembered. "By the time I got to the Sierra Nevada, I was very physically fit. If I died, it was a risk I was clear-eyed in taking and I went for it. After you successfully do something risky, sometimes you look back and think that might have been too far across the line. I did that."

There have been weighty snowpacks before, namely in 2006, 2011, 2017 and 2019, and certainly there have been deaths related to these conditions. But there are no official statistics for injury or death along the PCT. The route is managed by a laundry list of federal, state and county agencies, Native American sovereignties and even private landowners. But it’s common knowledge that big snow years lead to tragedy and heartbreak for unprepared PCT hikers, Haskel said.

Located at Pacific Crest Trail Mile 1028, Sonora Pass is one of the highest passes along the trail. It takes hikers past the fast-moving Deadman Creek along California Highway 108 between Sonora and Bridgeport on the western side of Sonora Pass, Calif., as seen on June 28, 2017. George Rose/Getty Images

The snow that’s sitting in Southern California’s mountains has already led to dozens of search-and-rescue efforts in the year’s first three months. That could mean many early-season PCT hikers will see conditions they’ve never faced that far south, only increasing in difficulty as they make their way north into the Sierra. 

"I’ve never seen that much snow in the mountains of Southern California," Haskel said.

He is advising weekend backpackers and day-hikers to delay their hikes until August, when the Sierra snow has melted. But for thru-hikers who need five months to complete the trail, Haskel knows leaving later isn’t an option. Those braving the PCT thru-hike in the face of the trail's record-setting snowpack "generally accept risks and challenges that are not the norm for most normal backpacking trips" in leaving earlier, he said.

Schneer, who plans to pick up the PCT again as a solo thru-hiker once the weather clears, will likely hike to the start of the Sierra section before taking on the northernmost section of the PCT in June. He then hopes to "flip" and do the Sierra portion of the trail last, once the snow has melted. 

"People are looking for miles that they can do safely," he explained. "I don't think anyone wants to slog through feet and feet of snow and do one or two miles a day. That's not what I signed up for."

#snow #snowpack #runoff #river crossing

[movienized-com]

Family Switch

Family Switch (2023) #McG #JenniferGarner #EdHelms #EmmaMyers #BradyNoon #RitaMoreno Mehr auf:

Jahr: 2023 (November) Genre: Comedy / Fantasy / Familienfilm Regie: McG Hauptrollen: Jennifer Garner, Ed Helms, Emma Myers, Brady Noon, Rita Moreno, Pete Holmes, Ilia Isorelýs Paulino, Matthias Schweighöfer, Paul Scheer, Fortune Feimster, Cyrus Arnold, Andrew Bachelor … Filmbeschreibung: Jess (Jennifer Garner) und Bill Walker (Ed Helms) opfern sich für ihre Familie vollkommen auf – und das,…

View On WordPress

#Brady Noon #Ed Helms #Emma Myers #Jennifer Garner #Matthias Schweighöfer #McG #Netflix #Rita Moreno

[recentlyheardcom]

While Justin Trudeau, K-Pop and also Drake were amongst the most-mentioned subjects on Twitter Canada this year, there was one more big style in 2018. ” It was a year for huge tales in sporting activities on the Olympics,” Twitter Canada’s Christopher Doyle informed Global Information. “Scott and also Tessa being amongst the most-mentioned professional athletes. ” The whole nation and also nearly the whole globe kind of obtained rolled up in their tale. To me, that was quite unique simply to sort of see every little thing they take into their jobs. They likewise simply occur to be amazing to adhere to on Twitter.” Amongst Canadian professional athletes, just NBA pro Tristan Thompson had extra points out than Tessa and also Scott, possibly as a result of his Kardashian link. Various other most-mentioned in 2018: Justin Trudeau was Canada’s most-mentioned political leader for the 4th straight year (Doug Ford was 2nd) Jason Kenney was Alberta’s most-mentioned political leader (and also leading 5 most-mentioned Canadian political leader for 3rd straight year) K-Pop team BTS was Canada’s most-mentioned account in 2018 (Selena Gomez was most-mentioned private home entertainment star by Canadians) Drake was most-mentioned Canadian artist (ousting Justin Bieber) Connor McDavid was the 11 th most-mentioned Canadian professional athlete on the whole. It’s the very first time because he was prepared that he had not been in the top 10 most-mentioned Canadian professional athletes. He remained in the leading 5 in 2015, 2016 and also2017 He likewise ended up listed below previous Oiler Taylor Hall, that was 10 th. Most-mentioned Canadian groups: 1. Toronto Raptors (@Raptors) 2. Toronto Maple Leafs (@MapleLeafs) 3. Toronto Blue Jays (@BlueJays) * 9. Edmonton Oilers (@EdmontonOilers) ” We constantly speak about exactly how on-ice or on-field efficiency affects the Twitter points out,” Doyle stated. ” Clearly McDavid has actually been just one of the leading most-mentioned professional athletes in Canada because we have actually been monitoring this information. It interests see there are some have problem with the group so you see a bit of dip there yet I assume there’s still such a boost in Tweet quantity around hockey each and every single year.” In the political round, the quantity of points out on Twitter can be anticipating of political election outcomes, Doyle states, yet not constantly. ” It relies on the view around those tweets.” Most-mentioned Canadian political leaders in 2018: 1. Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) 2. Doug Ford (@fordnation) 3. Andrew Scheer (@AndrewScheer) * 8. Michelle Rempel (@MichelleRempel) *11 Rachel Notley ( @RachelNotley) Most-mentioned Canadian premiers (resting) on Twitter in 2018: 1. Doug Ford– Ontario (@fordnation) 2. Rachel Notley– Alberta (@RachelNotley) 3. John Horgan– BC (@jjhorgan) ” Having a look at that was the most-talked-about in sporting activities information and also home entertainment is kind of enjoyable,” Doyle stated. “However I assume likewise there’s a larger point you’re considering which’s what was actually on the minds of Canadians. ” We do that a great deal entering into political elections too. We constantly draw information around what are the most-talked-about concerns? If Canadians are discussing it on Twitter, that indicates it’s a top priority for them.” Scroll down for even more listings of Canadian Twitter highlights from 2018. When did Twitter website traffic height in Edmonton in 2018? ” The most-mentioned one was actually intriguing,” Doyle stated. “A peak especially for Edmonton when they were called as a host city for the 2026 Globe Mug, which was definitely taking control of the system when that statement came via with a joint quote with UNITED STATE and also Mexico. ” Super amazing for the whole nation with Edmonton revealed as a host city. Clearly they have actually obtained a lengthy background of organizing huge football suits.” 1. June 12, 2016: Edmonton revealed as a host city for 2026 Globe Mug

2. June 16, 2018: Shawn Mendes plays Rogers Area 3. Aug. 30, 2018: Harassment at Clareview Warehouse store– viral video clip 4. Feb. 2, 2018: Justin Trudeau city center at MacEwan College Calgary versus Edmonton in 2018: Calgary had 44 percent extra points out than Edmonton in 2018 Mayor Naheed Nenshi had 59 percent extra points out than Mayor Don Iveson Oilers had 23 percent extra points out than the Fires Stampeders had 17 percent extra points out than Eskimos The most-mentioned Oilers (Connor McDavid) had 405 percent extra points out than the most-mentioned Fire (Johnny Gaudreau) Canada’s most-liked Tweet in 2018 was from Barack Obama Youngsters have actually aided lead all our fantastic activities. Just how motivating to see it once again in a lot of wise, courageous trainees defending their right to be secure; marching and also arranging to reprise the globe as it need to be. We have actually been waiting on you. And also we have actually obtained your backs. — Barack Obama (@BarackObama) February 22, 2018 Canada’s most-mentioned celebs of 2018 (Canadian Individualities): · Music Act: Drake ·(lady): Shay Mitchell · Professional athlete (man): Tristan Thompson · Professional athlete (lady): Tessa Merit · Sports Group: Toronto Raptors · Political Leader: Justin Trudeau Canada’s most-mentioned worldwide home entertainment celebs (people) in 2018: 1. Selena Gomez (@selenagomez) 2. Kanye West (@kanyewest) 3. Drake (@Drake) Most-mentioned Canadian artists: 1. Drake (@drake) 2. Shawn Mendes (@ShawnMendes) 3. Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) Most-mentioned Canadian stars (man): 1. Ryan Reynolds (@VanCityReynolds) 2. Jim Carrey (@JimCarrey) 3. Seth Rogen (@sethrogen) Most-mentioned Canadian stars (lady): 1. Shay Mitchell (@shaymitch) 2. Nina Dobrev (@ninadobrev) 3. Sandra Oh (@IamSandraOh) Most-mentioned Canadian professional athlete (man): 1. Tristan Thompson (@RealTristan13)– basketball 2. Scott Moir (@ScottMoir)– ice dance 3. John Tavares (@91 Tavares)– hockey Most-mentioned Canadian professional athlete (lady): 1. Tessa Merit (@tessavirtue)– ice dance 2. Genie Bouchard (@geniebouchard)– tennis 3. Brooke Henderson (@BrookeHenderson)– golf Most-mentioned Canadian mayors (resting) on Twitter in 2018: 1. John Tory– Toronto (@JohnTory) 2. Patrick Brown– Brampton (@patrickbrownont) 3. Val Plante– Montreal (@ValPlante) * 4. Naheed Nenshi * 7. Don Iveson

[eurekadiario]

El banco central de Israel dice que el lanzamiento del shekel digital es una 'pregunta abierta'

El banco central de Israel está impulsando sus planes para emitir un shekel digital, citando la necesidad de mejorar los sistemas de pago del país, pero el martes no se comprometió sobre si se lanzaría uno.

En noviembre de 2021, el Banco de Israel intensificó su investigación y preparación para la posible emisión de un shekel digital para crear un sistema de pagos más eficiente después de considerar por primera vez la emisión de una moneda digital del banco central (CBDC) a finales de 2017.

"Si emitiremos o no un shekel digital sigue siendo una cuestión abierta, como lo es en la mayoría, si no en todas, las demás economías avanzadas", dijo el gobernador del Banco de Israel, Amir Yaron, en una conferencia sobre monedas digitales.

"De cualquier manera, seguimos comprometidos a estar en la frontera, y más que eso, a apoyar el esfuerzo de empujar la frontera, en nuestras exploraciones de CBDC, así como en nuestros esfuerzos por modernizar y hacer avanzar nuestros sistemas de pago… y la sistema financiero en general", dijo Yaron.

El banco central de Israel ha estado experimentando con un shekel digital con su homólogo de Hong Kong y el Banco de Pagos Internacionales. Dijo que el llamado proyecto Sela ha demostrado la viabilidad de una CBDC minorista y "combina accesibilidad, competencia y ciberseguridad preventiva, al tiempo que conserva las ventajas clave del efectivo físico".

Yaron dijo que dada la rápida digitalización de la economía, trabajar en una CBDC tiene sentido y señaló que Israel ha cerrado la brecha con otros países, al tiempo que enfatizó que si Israel opta por una, "proporcionará al menos tanta privacidad como los medios digitales". de pagos" y tal vez incluso un nivel más alto.

El vicegobernador Andrew Abir dijo que para Israel, la emisión de un shekel digital proporcionaría más competencia en un sistema financiero dominado por unos pocos grandes bancos e instituciones.

"La CBDC puede ofrecer igualdad de condiciones en las que los nuevos participantes puedan ofrecer productos financieros", dijo.

Abir dijo que un fuerte aumento de las tasas de interés en el último año demostró esta necesidad, ya que los bancos comerciales no transfirieron completamente los aumentos de las tasas a los saldos de sus clientes, mientras que en sus préstamos la transmisión fue total e inmediata.

"Y ha habido una reacción comprensible por parte del público", dijo Abir, añadiendo que una moneda digital podría beneficiar a los consumidores.

"Creo que los bancos centrales deberían volver a examinar la posibilidad (de) CBDC remuneradas, es decir, que el banco central pague intereses por CBDC directamente a los usuarios finales que las poseen y disfruten de la seguridad proporcionada por el banco central. Este es un tema complicado con muchas implicaciones, y necesitaremos considerarlas a medida que avance el proyecto", dijo Abir.

Informe de Steven Scheer; Edición de Alexander Smith y Mark Porter.

#banco #central #Israel #dice #lanzamiento #shekel #digital #pregunta #abierta

[2020cookie]

[college-girl199328]

Opposition House Leader Andrew Scheer says Conservative MPs will continue to focus on tackling the cost-of-living crisis and quashing the Liberals’ carbon tax in the new year. Making life more affordable for Canadians, he said, is the number one priority in 2023.

“That's the five-alarm fire that Canadians are experiencing,” he told Glen McGregor on CTV’s Question Period in a year-end interview airing Sunday.

Scheer said the cost of living is the main concern of his constituents, a problem he blames on the Liberals’ spending driving up inflation. "We're going to stay focused on fighting that inflation," he said, adding that scrapping the carbon tax would also make certain expenses, like home heating, more affordable for Canadians.

Scheer said fighting back against the Liberals’ carbon price will also remain a top priority next year, as Conservative MPs repeat their calls for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to cancel his plans to "triple, triple, triple" the tax. In response to questions about a Conservative climate plan to replace the carbon pricing system, Scheer said that despite Trudeau being prime minister for seven years, he doesn’t believe the Liberals have presented a credible climate plan.

"He still doesn't have a climate plan; he's got a tax plan that has failed in reducing emissions," Scheer said, repeating a Conservative Party criticism of the carbon tax. "It's succeeded in making the cost of everything go up, but it hasn't helped him hit a single target that he set for himself." "Our focus will be on reducing emissions through incentives, investments in technology, and innovative ways to reduce our carbon footprint as a country, but not by raising the cost of everyday essentials," he also said.

Scheer also touched on other big stories of the year, including the trucker protest that gridlocked downtown Ottawa in January and February. Scheer was among several Conservative MPs who showed support for the protesters at the time, and he said he stands by that decision now, despite Nanos Research polling showing most Canadians would hold a negative view of a politician who supported the demonstrations.

"Standing up for individual liberty and freedom is always the right thing to do," Scheer said, adding he considers the decision to renew pandemic measures as the catalyst for the trucker protests. "It doesn't matter to me what polls say about fighting for individual liberty and the rights of people to make their own health care decisions, the right to express themselves, and the right to peacefully protest," Scheer also said. "I don't look at polls when it comes to supporting those individuals who are fighting for those freedoms." "I do it because it's the right thing to do."

While the Conservatives began 2022 under Erin O'Toole's leadership, another general election in late 2021 and disagreements within the party led to the third leader in five years being ousted by caucus and stepping down in February. Longtime MP Pierre Poilievre took over the top spot with a majority win on the first ballot in September, after a six-month leadership contest marked by vitriol and personal attacks.

During the race, candidates sold record numbers of memberships, and the Conservative Party grew to become the largest party in Canadian history. Scheer commended Poilievre for uniting the party after his victory and helping thousands of Canadians engage with politics and the Conservative Party.

“If you look at Pierre’s amazing leadership campaign, he has broken the mold on so much of both leadership and politics,” he said. “[There was] massive new engagement in our party rallies that had thousands and thousands of people out there, many of whom had never been to a political event in their life.”

It’s unlikely, however, that Poilievre will go head-to-head in a general election against Trudeau too soon. The Liberal-NDP supply-and-confidence agreement—struck in March—is intended to prop up the Trudeau government until 2025 in exchange for progress on certain policy priorities. But cracks in the deal may be starting to show, with NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh threatening this week that he will pull his support if the healthcare crisis does not improve quickly. Scheer said he won't wade into speculation as to how long the deal will last or whether it will end and there will be an election in the next two years.

“I try not to spend too much time analyzing the stars, so to speak, and predicting when that's going to be,” he said. “But I do know that if our party stays focused on talking about the real issues that are affecting Canadians--mortgage rates going up, food bank usage going up, students having to choose between eating and paying their tuition--those are the types of things I hear when I come back to my riding and visit with my constituents.”

[saidesignart]

Some people say I smile too much.

— Andrew Scheer

#quote #Smile_quote

[kayla1993-world]

Poilievre taking Conservatives in 'good' direction: Mulroney | CTV News

Former prime minister Brian Mulroney told CTV’s Question Period he’s impressed with new Conservative Party of Canada leader Pierre Poilievre—who’s been on the job for nearly a month—but that he cautioned him to tack closer to the political centre if he hopes to win a general election. He thought he was very good, Mulroney said of the first time he watched Poilievre in the House of Commons as the official leader of the Opposition. He developed a sense of humour, and he thinks on his feet, which is indispensable for a successful opposition leader or prime minister.

He thinks that he's going to take the Conservative Party in a good and proper way, he added.

Mulroney said he had a private dinner with Poilievre — at Poilievre’s request — and found him to be a very good listener and a reasonable guy. But Mulroney also warned the new Conservative Party leader will likely have to set aside some of the extraneous things he campaigned on: threatening to fire the governor of the Bank of Canada, supporting the trucker protests, and encouraging Canadians to opt out of inflation using cryptocurrency.

Look, they can't get elected with that kind of stuff, Mulroney said. Canadians are not there. Canadians are in the broad, general centre. He did say to him — which is pretty obvious — that he could not, in this country, get elected from the extreme left or the extreme right. It can't happen. They have 155 years of history to prove it, he added.

Meanwhile, one of Poilievre’s top advisers, Jenni Byrne, said last month ahead of Poilievre’s victory and election as leader that he’s unlikely to take a more moderate approach post-campaign. What he sees is what he gets, Byrne said. What he should expect to hear from Pierre is exactly what he's talking about.

Mulroney said he also cautioned Poilievre against underestimating or trivializing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, especially given his record of beating out former Conservative Party leaders Stephen Harper, Andrew Scheer, and Erin O’Toole in the last three consecutive general elections. They can question his policies as prime minister; that's fair enough; but what is pretty clear is that he, Justin Trudeau, is a champion campaigner and he's a retail politician of the highest order, so they have to take that into account if they want to win an election against a successful politician like that, he explained.

The next general election is not expected until 2025, and in the meantime, the NDP has bolstered the Liberal government with a supply-and-confidence agreement the two parties struck last March.

[tonkibm]

Lonely osketch

LONELY OSKETCH FOR FREE

LONELY OSKETCH SERIES

LONELY OSKETCH SERIES

“Party Over Here” will air on Saturdays beginning this week at 11 p.m/10c on Fox. Fox is jumping back in the late-night arena with the launch of Party Over Here, a sketch comedy series from Saturday Night Live alums Andy Samberg, Akiva Schaffer and Jorma Taccone of The Lonely. Rich won the IFC “Out of the Box” Award and Best Actress Award from the New York Television Festival for the web series “Incognito,” which she created with Andrew Law. one of the group’s earliest sketches, which surfaced online way back when youtube was still in its infancy, glirk shows much of the promise that would later be amplified throughout many of the. Rich was a staff writer on “Saturday Night Live,” where she was hired after testing for a featured-player position.

LONELY OSKETCH FOR FREE

Her television credits include the Fox improv comedy series “Riot,” “The Goldbergs,” “Comedy Bang! Bang!,” “Hot Wives of Las Vegas” and “The Jeselnik Offensive.”Īlso Read: Fox and The Lonely Island's 'Party Over Here' Slate Includes Danny Pudi, Neal Brennan Comedies A Lonely Sketch Show Episode aired TV-14 10 m YOUR RATING Rate S1 E9 All episodes Cast & crew IMDbPro Comedy Everyone is out of town this week and Maddy and Monica AREN'T LONELY AT ALL. Download 470 Sketch Lonely Girl Stock Illustrations, Vectors & Clipart for FREE or amazingly low rates New users enjoy 60 OFF. McKenna has studied sketch and improv comedy at The Groundlings and the Upright Citizens Brigade, where she is a regular performer. Actor and comedian Paul Scheer will also serve as an executive producer and one of the series’ directors.īyer is one of the breakout stars of the cable hit comedy series “Girl Code.” She and Sasheer Zamata (currently on “Saturday Night Live”) wrote and star in the web series “Pursuit of Sexiness.” Byer, on the other hand, is more a fan of pizza.Īlso Read: Fox, Andy Samberg to Launch Saturday Night Sketch SeriesĪndy Samberg and his Lonely Island partners Akiva Schaffer and Jorma Taccone, all alumni of NBC’s “Saturday Night Live,” will executive produce the new series with Billy Rosenberg. The place where he had been staying for sport was almost as lonely as this Bunown, and inhabited by a priest too - a young, lively, well - educated man. McKenna is furious, since she planned to have sex with the yogurt herself. Her roommates Nicole Byer and Jessica McKenna catch her in the act. In an exclusive clip of the premiere episode obtained by TheWrap, series co-star Alison Rich plays a woman who is way too much into eating her yogurt. At D23, the Moonlight director teases the origins of Simbas. The new Fox sketch series “Party Over Here” is making yogurt look better than ever. Mufasa: Barry Jenkins Shows Simbas Father as a Lost, Lonely Cub in Lion King Prequel.

#Lonely osketch