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CRCs Annual Tea will help provide food, shelter and safety to North County families in need – Rancho Santa Fe Review

Community Resource Center (CRC) will host its 26th Annual Tea on Saturday, April 24, at 3 p.m. and invites community members to join with a virtual cup of tea for a cause.

For the second year, CRCs Tea will be held virtually due to COVID, with a goal of raising $100,000 to support the 41-year-old nonprofits mission to provide neighbors in need with paths to healthy food, stable homes and safe relationships. The Tea will feature an interactive program, silent auction and more. Community members can join by purchasing Tea Party Boxes and tickets by April 15 or making a gift at CRCNCC.ORG/TEA.

The CRC Tea will raise critical funding to support CRCs wraparound programs that include a domestic violence emergency shelter, nutritious food, housing assistance, legal advocacy, counseling and more. The funding will also support CRCs programs for domestic violence prevention education and homelessness prevention.

Since the pandemic, CRC has experienced an increase in need. Compared to the previous year, during the period of April to December 2020, CRC distributed nutritious food through 45% more visits to their food center each hour and provided critical assistance during 44% more calls to their domestic violence hotline.

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Debauchery Tea Party | Log Horizon Wiki | Fandom

Debauchery Tea PartyKanji

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Houtou Mono no Chakai

The Debauchery Tea Party (, Houtou Mono no Chakai?, lit. Tea Party of Libertine, originally just the Tea Party) was a non-guild group of players in Elder Tale. It was present for two years before they disbanded, but it remains notorious among experienced players even after the Catastrophe.

Aside from the nine members of the Tea Party that were trapped in the Elder Tale world due to the Catastrophe, the rest of the twenty-seven members come from the Mamare Anthology, a fan book where Mamare revealed the identities of the remaining members at the end of an interview.[1]

The Debauchery Tea Party before its disbandment.

During their active period, they were known for always charging ahead of others. Attempting to be first in the history of the server to complete Raids like "Hades Breath", "Rhadamanthys' Throne", "Nine Great Prisons of the Helios" and others, even though they had a relatively small group.

The group originated as a series of pick-up groups led by Kanami. Though it was often difficult to organize 24-man raid groups (four parties of six) outside of guilds, these particular players gravitated to Kanami's natural charisma and became an informal group. With the goal of "seeing sights that nobody's seen before" and under the expert guidance of Indicus, Shiroe, and KR, the group became immensely successful in their endeavors.[2]

Because many of its members were not members of any guild, they gained infamy around the server. Most of the resentment stemmed from small-and-mid-sized guilds' who were jealous that a seemingly random mish-mash of players could complete such difficult raids without even being part of an organized guild. Many malicious rumors began spreading about them on anonymous discussion boards[Think 2ch and 4chan], especially about Kanami and Shiroe.[3] Most of the Tea Party's members didn't particularly care or pinned it on Kanami's willfulness, and Indicus reveled in their jealousy.[4]

Several personal reasons lead to the indefinite hiatus of the group. After a trip to Europe that resulted in Kanami getting married, she chose to retire from the game and move to Europe for her studies. While Naotsugu's busy work schedule caused him to quit.[5]

Indicus, who was obsessed with making the Tea Party the strongest group on the Yamato server, fell into violent mood swings due to this. To prevent any other members from suffering under her fits, Kazuhiko and KR quietly encouraged the remaining members to leave.[6]

Because most of the group's members were nobodies before the Tea Party's formation (and some remained nobodies even after the group became more well-known), many slipped back into the shadows after the group disbanded.

As a result of their sudden rise and equally-sudden disbandment, few casual players know much about them. Malicious rumors spread by small guilds even gave rise to the belief that their accomplishments were just a hoax.[2]

Only eight of the original members were logged in at the time of the Catastrophe: Shiroe, Naotsugu, Nazuna, Nyanta, Soujiro Seta, Indicus, Kazuhiko, and KR. Kanami, using a new account on the European server, was also caught up in the Catastrophe. (In the anime, KR wasn't online when Shiroe checked his friend list, meaning that he already was in China by that point.)

Tea Party relationship chart (doesn't include all members, though)

Three years before the main storyline and one year before the group disbanded, Shiroe was its youngest and newest member. Soujiro hadn't yet joined, which means that around six of the Tea Party's female members, plus Kurama, hadn't yet joined, either.[7]

The Debauchery Tea Party consisted of 27 members, all at level 90 before the group disbanded. The group successfully completed several high-difficulty raids with such a small number of members that gained much attention on the server. Its members are known by Adventurers almost throughout the server.

After the group disbanded, some of those who continued playing, like Shiroe, essentially became mercenary players for guilds. Shiroe was the only one who continued playing regularly as a solo player. Soujiro formed the West Wind Brigade with Nazuna, Saki, and Wing to carry its legacy. At around this time, Isaac met Shiroe and tried recruiting him into his guild. However, Isaac said that he valued Shiroe's playing skills, not for being part of such a famous group.

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Alaska’s other GOP senator says he’ll back Murkowski for reelection | TheHill – The Hill

Sen. Dan SullivanDaniel Scott SullivanSunday shows preview: Spotlight on Georgia voting law; lawmakers tackle gun violence, border surge Vivek Murthy confirmed as surgeon general The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Facebook - Split screen: Biden sells stimulus; GOP highlights border MORE (R) on Sunday said he would support the reelection of Sen. Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiSenators urge Energy chief to prioritize cybersecurity amid growing threats Overnight Health Care: Senate confirms Levine for HHS, first openly transgender official | Progressives up pressure on Biden to back COVID vaccine patent waiver | Former Operation Warp Speed chief fired over sexual harassment allegations Senate confirms first openly transgender official, approving Levine for HHS MORE (R-Alaska) if she runs again, after the two Republican lawmakers from Alaska split on former President TrumpDonald TrumpBiden's prediction on Afghanistan withdrawal spurs doubts Trump the X-factor in Virginia governor race Trump says he'll likely visit southern border soon MOREs second impeachment.

"We don't agree on everything, but we make a good team for Alaska... If Sen. Murkowski runs again, I'm going to support her, Sullivan told anchor Jon Karl on ABCs This Week.

Sen. Dan Sullivan tells @jonkarl if Sen. Lisa Murkowski runs again, "I'm going to support her."

"We don't agree on everything, but we make a good team for Alaska." https://t.co/dgttMCcYEF pic.twitter.com/JR9euapm6B

Murkowski is one of seven Republican senators who voted to convict Trump on an impeachment charge of inciting an insurrection in February, and the only one of that group who is up for reelection in 2022.

The Alaska Republican Party censured Murkowski for her vote against Trump on March 13, vowing to recruit a primary challenger to take on the senator who has held her seat since 2002.

Murkowski won reelection in 2010 as a write-in candidate after losing a primary to conservative Joe Miller, a Tea Party favorite at the time.

The Alaska senator has since broken with her party on a few key votes, including the repeal of ObamaCare, while being a reliable defender of Alaska's energy interests.

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CRCs Annual Tea will help provide food, shelter and safety to North County families in need – Del Mar Times

Community Resource Center (CRC) will host its 26th Annual Tea on Saturday, April 24, at 3 p.m. and invites community members to join with a virtual cup of tea for a cause.

For the second year, CRCs Tea will be held virtually due to COVID, with a goal of raising $100,000 to support the 41-year-old nonprofits mission to provide neighbors in need with paths to healthy food, stable homes and safe relationships. The Tea will feature an interactive program, silent auction and more. Community members can join by purchasing Tea Party Boxes and tickets by April 15 or making a gift at CRCNCC.ORG/TEA.

The CRC Tea will raise critical funding to support CRCs wraparound programs that include a domestic violence emergency shelter, nutritious food, housing assistance, legal advocacy, counseling and more. The funding will also support CRCs programs for domestic violence prevention education and homelessness prevention.

Since the pandemic, CRC has experienced an increase in need. Compared to the previous year, during the period of April to December 2020, CRC distributed nutritious food through 45% more visits to their food center each hour and provided critical assistance during 44% more calls to their domestic violence hotline.

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NU will continue doing business with Uline – Daily Northwestern

Daily file photo by Katie Pach

The Weber Arch. Following an investigation into Ulines alleged connections to the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection, the University announced it will continue doing business with the company.

After reviewing its contact with Uline, a company whose founders funded a PAC with ties to the Capitol invasion, Northwestern University announced it will continue doing business with the company, according to The Daily Beast.

The University investigated the concerns that were raised, and based on the information we have, determined that the Uline company did not play a role in the events at the Capitol, a Northwestern spokesperson wrote in a statement to The Daily Beast.

NU began an investigation into its contract with Uline in February after an NU alum emailed administrators, calling on the University to end its contract with the company. In the email to administrators and The Daily, the alum wrote, I can not in good faith give any donations to a University that will turn around and do business with anyone who supports domestic terrorism.

WBEZ reported Uline CEO Dick Uihlein contributed over $4 million to the Tea Party Patriots, which, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, makes him the single biggest donor to the Tea Party Patriots Citizens Fund.

The PAC participated in the March to Save America rally that preceded the Capitol insurrection and was also part of the Stop the Steal coalition, according to WBEZ. According to The Daily Beast, the organization was among 11 groups listed on the Jan. 6 events website.

However, the PAC denies all accusations that it supported the Capitol riot. In a statement to The Daily, Tea Party Patriots Co-Founder and President Jenny Beth Martin wrote, Neither Tea Party Patriots Foundation, Tea Party Patriots Citizens Fund, nor Tea Party Patriots Action spent any money on the rally. We condemn the violence. We are shocked, outraged, and saddened at the turn of events on January 6.

They further distanced themselves from the invasion in a Feb. 12 letter to University President Morton Schapiro obtained by the Daily. The Uihleins wrote they did not contribute to any organizations that supported the attack on the Capitol and denounced the violence.

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