Protest Impeach and Remove Chants

On the Protest Playgrounds of Life

When democracy is under attack,
What do we do?
Stand up fight back!
When the Constitution is under attack,
What do we do?
Stand up fight back!
When our rights are under attack,
What do we do?
Stand up fight back! (2x)

(Call) Who is above the law?
(Response) Nobody’s above the law!
(Call) Is Trump above the law?
(Response) Nobody’s above the law!

When I say Impeach
You say REMOVE

(Call) Impeach…
(Response) Remove

Ain’t no power like the power of the people,

‘cuz the power of the people won’t stop!

Say what!

Hey, hey, Ho, Ho

Donald Trump has got to go

Hey, hey, ho ho

House and Senate can make him go

(Call) Show me what democracy looks like!
(Response) This is what democracy looks like!

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Impeach Trump and don’t you wait!

Yiddish New York (YNY), the nation’s largest workshop/festival for Yiddish music, language and culture,

On behalf of Peter Rushefsky, executive director at the Center for Traditional Music and Dance, I would like to let you know about Yiddish New York (YNY), the nation’s largest workshop/festival for Yiddish music, language and culture, taking place from December 21-26, 2019 around the East Village/Lower East Side.

More than 80 leading figures in Yiddish culture are on the faculty, and lectures/workshops are held daily at the 14th Street Y in everything from klezmer music to Yiddish theater, history, literature, films, walking tours, Yiddish lessons and a wonderful kids/teens program. A number of prominent folklorists/scholars working with Yiddish culture are featured. Evening events feature concerts, folk dancing, jam sessions and more!

Full six-day passes and single day passes are available, as well as tickets to individual evening events. To receive a 10% discount on 6-day registrations, enter the code “YNY10” when registering online.

Go to http://www.yiddishnewyork.com/ for more information.

Russian Sher

by: Abe Neff Orchestra

20th Century (2315-A)

Publication date: 1946

Topics: 78rpm, Instrumental

Digitizing sponsor: Kahle/Austin Foundation

Contributor: Internet Archive

Language: English

Performer: Abe Neff Orchestra

Traditional.

Digitized at 78 revolutions per minute. Four stylii were used to transfer this record. They are 3.8 mil truncated eliptical, 2.3 mil truncated conical, 2.8 mil truncated conical, 3.3 mil truncated eliptical. These were recorded flat and then also equalized with Turnover: 375.0, Rolloff: -12.0.

The preferred versions suggested by an audio engineer at George Blood, L.P. have been copied to have the more friendly filenames.

Matrix number: 1523
Catalog number: 2315-A

Other IDs from the record include: (1523)

The recording on the other side of this disc: Russian Kazotchka

https://archive.org/details/78_russian-kazotchka_abe-neff-orchestra_gbia0025159b

The Abe Neff Orchestra plays an upbeat folk dance tune called “Kazotchka.” Similar in rhythmic and melodic structure as well as in spirit to the Kozachok and Hopak, this is in a lively 2/4 meter. These originated as Cossack dances and are today staples of the folk dance repertoire for. Abe Neff was a Philadelphia-based musician and bandleader. Link to a performance of the Kozachok dance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWzSLv0VXIM

Twitter trolls cause epileptic seizures on twitter

HEALTH Twitter trolls cause epileptic seizures on twitter
#followFriday

@cyberplayground

@NetHappenings

Foundation says Twitter trolls have bombarded its Twitter feed with seizure-inducing content to harm epilepsy victims.
Epilepsy Foundation files criminal complaint over seizure-inducing videos posted on Twitter Foundation says Twitter trolls have bombarded its Twitter feed with seizure-inducing content to harm epilepsy victims.

The foundation says unidentified users posted flashing or strobing lights as responses to its tweets, and using popular epilepsy-related hashtags, hoping to cause seizures for people who have photosensitive epilepsy and were viewing their posts.

The attacks were carried out last month during the National Epilepsy Awareness Month “when the greatest number of people with epilepsy and seizures were likely to be following the feed,” the foundation said. Over 30 different Twitter accounts participated, it said.

“These attacks are no different than a person carrying a strobe light into a convention of people with epilepsy and seizures, with the intention of inducing seizures and thereby causing significant harm to the participants,” said Allison Nichol, Esq., director of legal advocacy for the Epilepsy Foundation.

https://www.zdnet.com/article/epilepsy-foundation-files-criminal-complaint-over-seizure-inducing-videos-posted-on-twitter/

Be A Flu Fighter!

Be A Flu Fighter! Protect Yourself and Others

https://www.cdc.gov/flu/resource-center/partners/flu-fighters.htm

Call the CDC 800-232-4636

Every year people around the world work to study, track, and prevent flu. This page profiles some of these flu fighters and the work they are doing to contribute to flu prevention in the U.S. and around the world!

The National Influenza Prevention and Vaccination Campaign aims to increase flu vaccination rates among all people 6 months of age and older across the United States, with a special focus on health care professionals and those populations at high risk of flu complications including pregnant women, people with chronic diseases, seniors, and young children.

Join the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and campaign partners in promoting vaccination messages using various digital platforms and partner resources.

For more involved partnership request, email fl******@*dc.gov

It’s Not Too Late!

It’s that time of year again — flu season. As family and friends are gathering for the holidays, flu activity is increasing. Get a flu vaccine now if you have not gotten vaccinated yet this season.

There are many reasons to get a flu vaccine. Flu vaccination can reduce your risk of flu illness, doctors’ visits, and missed work and school due to flu. Even if you are vaccinated and still get sick, flu vaccine can reduce the severity of your illness. Flu vaccination also can help protect women during and after pregnancy and protect the baby born to a vaccinated mom for several months after birth. Flu vaccine also has been shown to save children’s lives, prevent serious events associated with chronic lung disease, diabetes and heart disease, and prevent flu-related hospitalization among working age adults and older adults. Getting vaccinated isn’t just about keeping you healthy; it’s also about helping to protect others around you who may be vulnerable to becoming very sick, such as babies, older adults, and pregnant women.

It’s not too late to get a flu vaccine to protect yourself and your loved ones this flu season! Find a place near you to get a flu vaccine with the