According to the indictment, the charity paid Jones a total of $973,807 to provide advocacy services for the charity, including direct contact with legislators, legislators’ offices, and government officials, in order to influence elected and appointed public officials to the financial benefit of the charity, including attempting to steer grants and other sources of funding to the charity. Jones allegedly paid a total of $264,000 to Cranford and Cooper. Most of the funds were paid to Cranford or one of his firms, the indictment says..

The word comes from the Arabic word to drink ‘Sarba’. In Tamil Nadu a popular version of this is made from the syrup obtained from the root of a Sarsaparilla plant (Nannari in Tamil). What refreshing beverage is this?. “You will raise your phone flashlights and someone, maybe, will bring candles and form a heart shape with them . You will take a picture of it from above, from one of the apartments, and post it on Instagram. Let’s have social media feeds filled with thousands of shining hearts from dozens of Russian cities,” Volkov wrote.

With this in mind I decided to follow a pattern I found on YouTube. The Better Fit Face Mask designed by PrettyHandyGirl, which you can see here. The CDC and WHO produced some interesting information regarding the best fabrics to use this is worth a read if you are making your own masks.

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