пятница, 19 марта 2021 г.

Web design & development company

website designing & development company in Europe

Best Front End and Back end
Having a strong and dynamic front end and back end for your website is necessity giving you the feature to change elements and data on the website. As a website development company in gurgaon, we have expertise in these areas which will help the website achieve its objectives.

Landing pages website designing
Landing Pages
Every Landing page on your web portal needs to have a purpose , goal and perspective, There is no use filling random pages if they don’t have a goal matrix.

Responsive website designing
Responsive Website Designs
Our Website Designing process ensures that the website you get from us is responsive for all viewing platforms for an optimum and user experience.

User interface designing company
User Friendly Navigation
As a web development company in gurgaon we ensure that the website you get from us is responsive for all viewing platforms for an optimum and fruitful user experience. Read more about good user experience

Business Emails
Business Emails
Getting a Business Email is as important as having a website for your business. It empowers you to professionally connect with your customers and peers. Being in website development business, it is imperative that we tell you the importance of looking professional. No one wants to send professional communication on an email which ends with yahoo.com. Think it over.

Website hosting company in gurgaon
Cloud Servers
At RedBalloon we understand the importance of speed of a web page. Even Search Engines like Google, Yahoo and Bing give preference to websites which load fast. All our websites are hosted on High Performance cloud server platforms.

Seo friendly website design
SEO friendly Website Design
We ensure that the website design we make for you is SEO friendly with indexable content. We customize plugins that help you to optimize the on page aspect from day one.

Google business page designing
Business Localisation Connectivity
Localization of your business is an effective way of getting Customers near your area to find you. It helps you to gain footfall to your website with related traffic. Here is an interested read about optimizing your website for local search

Website social media integration
Social Media Connectivity
Social Connections forged through mediated communications systems like a website designed that way gives a personal touch for your customers to lean on and a sense of approval for your Business.

Live chat integration
Live Chat
Every Website Designed at RedBalloon comes with an added feature of a Live Chat. Your customers can connect with you without the hassle of filling a contact form. Why live chat is important in a website ?

Website content writing company
Website Content
Our talented content writers will hit the right accord with your client or audience. A good content goes a long way in brand optimization and placement. Some people really dont see the design, but content they all do.

Website security and optimization
Website Security SSL Ready
All major browsers are now bending towards SSL security in the sense that if your website does not have SSL it will show your website as not secure.. SSL is used to encrypt the communication between browser and server. SSL (HTTPS) is also called as security over HTTP.



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3D Rigging Artist full time or freelance 3D Rigging Animation Character Design team

3D animation, rigging, sketching and drawing skills, expert knowledge of Maya, proprietary and other software programs.

Looking for both 3D riggers to oversee your proud co-developing projects?

Freelancers team work with the Rigging Lead/Supervisor to establish a rig that fully supports an animation style that reflects the tone of the film, and maintain the style throughout the film.

Work to create top quality body and facial rigs that meet the desired quality and style.

Take models and/or rigged models (set up for animation) to finished animation.

Work with modelers, riggers, and technical directors to implement the animation.

Work with the Director in establishing character design and movement.

Maintains a consistent level of productivity while meeting deadlines and producing high quality work.

Demonstrated artistic ability with a strong understanding of traditional animation principles.

Open to direction and able to embrace change.

Demonstrated expertise in the following: animation, rigging, sketching and/or drawing skills.

Working Conditions and Environment/Physical Demands:

The Animator works at the back-end of the production pipeline with hard deadlines and high productivity demands and, as such, flexible working hours during “crunch-periods”, including evenings and weekends, are required as a fundamental and necessary part of this job.

Office working environment.

Walking/bending/sitting/standing.

Approximately 90% of time spent working on a Computer.

Work to create top quality body and facial rigs that meet the desired quality and style.

Work closely with the Animation Team to ensure that the productions’ needs are understood and met and that animators have fast, efficient, intuitive puppets.

Builds facial shapes via illustrated designs, with an understanding of animator workflow and animation target expressions.

Create and adjust rigging standards.

Work with Animators and Production Technology in regards to rigging pipeline and character rig optimizations.

Attends regular production and department meetings.

Provide creative ideas and solutions for the film on both a visual and technical level.

Meets or exceeds assignment deadlines set by working with Production and Rigging schedules.

Interprets and implements written notes and verbal feedback from the Lead in a timely and qualitatively acceptable way.

Be a key contributor to create an engaging animated film of top quality, while managing and reducing the complexities of production.

Be able to flag and solve potential problems to stay on schedule.

Interacts respectfully and professionally with colleagues, staff members and clients.

Maintains contacts with academia/industry to keep current on new research and recent developments. Reads relevant journals and technical articles.

Aligns and engages with the values of Mainframe: a culture of community, connectivity, creativity and collaboration.

Additional duties as requested.

Willingness to create in a wide range of style.

Ability to create appealing textures for characters and other assets.

Strong knowledge of color theory, PBR lighting and stylized texturing techniques.

Expert in Substance Painter.

Production knowledge of Maya with efficient use of procedural and object-oriented programming practices.

Working knowledge of mesh blendshape creation, weighting and facial rigging is required. Modelling experience is a valuable asset.

Strong organic and hard surface texturing skills.

Good artistic skills, demonstrable ability to make creative and aesthetic judgment calls.

Ability to communicate and demonstrate ideas clearly, while also practicing attentive and active listening.

Highly motivated, proactive, solid work ethic and positive attitude.

Adaptable to changes, altering course of action quickly per production needs, while making decisions in a timely manner and accepting accountability for own actions.

Team-player, open to and encouraging feedback. Sharing techniques with team members.

Send the required info to 500@ukr.net

With the email subject: Job 3D Rigging Artist

Other popular questions:

In charge of creating maintaining and expanding Rigs for a variety of props, vehicles, characters and other CG objects that need to be animated.

Communicate with the Modelling Department to ensure that models are suitable for rigging.

Will work in collaboration with the animation team to create intuitive and responsive rigs that meet animator’s needs. Extend rigs for any performance requirement for specific shots.

Will adhere to technical standards of the Rigging department and ensure that Rigs are pipeline friendly.

Interprets the Animation Directors notes and delivers a variety of Rigging options to gain final Rig approval as efficiently as possible.

Is familiar with pipeline issues and technical problem solving and will build tools to ensure smooth delivery to Animation.

Career to Rigging Artist: Animation Character Designer.

Team Department, Riggers often start as the more technical animators.

Education Routes: Rigging Artists, often have a degree in Animation, or Visual Effects. Ideally will have taken classes in Animation, Modeling, Topology, Rigging, & Coding. They should also ideally some experience of life drawing, anatomy, dance, acting and other forms of movement studies.

Entry-level role, Show reel and experience is very important for this role.

looking for 3D Character Rigging Artist.

Skilled Organic & Inorganic Rigger to help our animation team and support ongoing projects at the studio.

Talented, highly motivated, passionate about character production and all the surrounding activities.

Build and maintain high quality, high-performance animation rigs.

Work closely with Modelers and Animators to ensure all disciplines are getting what they need.

Develop animation tools: pose, libraries, transfer, sequencing, etc.

Provide general support to Technical Arts in-studio customer base.

Rigging of model assets ranging from mechanical props to organic digital doubles.

Client-facing previz animation of cameras and placeholder assets for pre-production creative feedback.

Final animation of model assets ranging from mechanical props to organic digital doubles.

Modification and application of motion capture data to model assets.

Caching and export of animated cameras and meshes for scene integration in other softwares Maya.

Good notion of cinematic composition rules.

A strong eye for the detail and replicating real-world actions.

Ability to work collaboratively, with strong verbal and written communication skills.

A solid understanding of a variety of rigging techniques to suit unique project requirements.

Ability to build animation workflows in a flexible manner that allows for fast iteration.

Familiarity with openGL playblasting and Eevee realtime rendering for previz outputs.

Knowledge of caching and export formats from Blender to Maya and Houdini.

Power rigging and animation experience in Blender.

Maya experienced Technical Artist to join your team to focus on facial animation and rigging of real time characters.

Working closely with designers, engineers, and other technical artists, you’ll work to bring characters to life.

Demonstrate appeal in animation and posing.

Develop broad technical expertise to assist in a wide variety technical and artistic tasks.

Experience in game development or film as a Technical Artist.

Experience collaborating on multi-disciplinary teams.

Experience communicating across team members including engineers and artists.

Expert Knowledge of character rigging in Maya.

Experience in facial rigging and morph targets.

Experience with real time asset implementation and optimization techniques.

Extensive Content development experience.

Virtual reality experience.

Knowledge of emerging technologies.

Shader programming experience.

Experience with face tracking from video or similar technologies.

Develop and support to the highest quality: characters, facial, weapon, and specialized custom rigs in Maya.

Work closely with the animation team to define, create, and maintain animation pipelines.

Create custom tools and scripts to increase the productivity and efficiency for the animation team.

Provide technical support for the tools, engine and animation teams.

Communicate technical constraints and their rationales plus any other knowledge-sharing required.

Integration of the character, cinematic, and other animation related assets into the game engine.

Research and share knowledge of existing engines and animation packages within the industry.

Interact and collaborate with different teams (Art, Design, Code) to fulfill tasks according to production schedule and development needs.

Be proactive in identifying issues and creating efficient solutions.

Create and update state machines and blend trees.

Interact with the other departments to better know the game engine possibilities in order to get the best animations possible while respecting the technical constraints.

Excellent technical knowledge of the main 3D softwares Maya.

Excellent knowledge of Human Anatomy.

Good ability to teach and mentor.

Ability to write technical documentation.

Good capacity to communicate verbally as well as written.

Be adaptable, approachable and positive in the workplace.

A passion for Videogame development.

Skills and competencies show up in different forms and can be based on different experiences, that’s why we strongly encourage you to apply even though you may not have all the requirements listed above.

Rigging Artist to join the team.

Responsible for not only creating high dynamic rigs but also work with the animation team in order to support their needs. The rigging artist also needs to be able to work with our tech team in order to create the necessary scripts and tools required for the job.

Rig and skin new and existing characters.

Create facial shapes for expressions for the characters (blendshapes & bones).

Add joints into the model, skin weighting, and blend shape creation for the rig.

Provide technical direction on models, as needed, ensuring technical requirements are met prior to rigging phase.

Communicate the need for custom tools and scripts to supervisor.

Assist with developing approved custom tools.

Extensive knowledge of anatomy and kinematics.

Good experience with modeling, rigging and skin weighting.

Python and Maya experience.

Experience working collaboratively.

Studio experience a plusExcellent communication and organizational skills.

Strong understanding of modeling and animation workflows.

Ability to meet deadlines and work in a production pipeline.

3ds Max or Unreal experience. Demo Reel plus.



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вторник, 16 марта 2021 г.

Reklam videosu, Rolik sifarisi

Animasiya agentlik “Fredisma”



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3d Animasiya, Animasiya agentlik

Animasiya agentlik “Fredisma”



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воскресенье, 14 марта 2021 г.

Write or Die: Is This the Tool That Finally Conquers Your Procrastination?

Do you love writing but find it hard to be productive when working on your book? Have you tried the Write or Die app to help you stay focused?

Write or Die is a writing app that uses various tools to keep you focused and productive during timed writing sessions.

Not everyone loves restrictions when working on a book, but those who do often find the accountability factor a game changer to actually reaching their word count.

If this is you, but you haven’t found the perfect tool to help with your procrastination pitfalls, Write or Die might be the answer.

It was for me, which I’ll explain more in this post.

How Write or Die Made My Writing Time More Productive

I’ll be the first to confess that I have problems with procrastination.

It’s much easier to dream and think about all the amazing, brilliant things you want to write than actually writing them.

These days, with the majority of writing done on a computer screen, there’s so much distraction readily at hand. Even as I type up this article, I feel the need to check social media, read a blog, or re-watch that one video I found of a clip from a Japanese stage musical. The one with delinquent teenagers with a really cool pop-and-lock routine.

The fact that I’ve already done all those things less than an hour ago doesn’t matter. Distraction reigns supreme.

Giving into distraction is easy because there are no consequences. Most of us are not full time paid writers, and getting words written comes down to our ability to discipline ourselves.

No one’s going to scold us for watching a video every fifty words, or losing interest and putting our stories off until tomorrow because we’re “just not feeling it today.” Without consequences, we have no pressure to write, no matter how well-meaning our intentions. This is where the Write or Die app comes in.

Before we get started, I want to throw in there that I wasn’t paid for this review. This is a tool that has benefited me and may or may not benefit you.

When we talk about writing productivity, I’m a big believer in having a “system” — a set of tools and methods that work together to get your writing done and can be reused from one story or book to the next.

Write or Die is part of my system, and I’m writing this post because I think it could benefit your writing process, too. Read on to find if it could become part of yours.

Write or Die Review: What’s Inside

Write or Die can be found at . The tool is simple to use and relatively intuitive.

To the left, you can set your own session goals, such as how long to write, how many words you want to write in that time, and the amount of leeway you want to give yourself when you start to slow down.

To the right, you can find a record of words you’ve written over time, the amount of time you’ve spent writing, and the number of times you’ve received your consequence.

The consequences you receive can be set to positive or negative. The free default consequence is the screen turning red while the app screams at you like a runaway freight train, which I find quite effective on its own.

Lastly, if you need that extra motivation, turn on Kamikaze mode with the big red button. Once activated, Kamikaze mode will begin to delete your writing if you stop typing past your pre-set grace period.

If that doesn’t keep you moving, nothing will.

Write or Die Pricing

The web app itself is free to use (a big advantage over a lot of tools out there).

It’s worth pointing out that the app is still in continuous development and some of the features, such as different types of positive and negative audio and visual consequences are only available in the paid option.

Luckily the price tag is fairly low, with PC and Mac versions at ten dollars and the iOS version at an extremely reasonable one dollar.

How I Make Write or Die Work for Me

Every day, when it comes time to write, I first set up my favorite “background noise.” For many people this may be soothing music, a particular playlist of songs, or some kind of white or brown noise.

For me, this is most likely a TLC reality show. My current favorite is “600lb Life.”

Once I get comfortable, I open Write or Die and set up a session.

After some experimenting, I’ve found that my best “sprint” is fifteen minutes long, with a goal of six-hundred words, which is a number I can hit a little more often than not.

Being a visual person, I like having a live clock and word count in front of me. Though evading punishment is definitely a drive, I enjoy watching the clock tick down as the word count increases, and push myself to pick up speed when the latter falls behind the former.

Once the time is done, I copy and paste what I’ve written into my main Google drive document.

On an average day, I can net about 1–2K words over two or three sessions. On an extra good day, I can get five or six sessions in and write over 3K words. No matter how many times I hear it, that freight train screaming at me through headphones still never fails to snap me out of any distraction.

I’ve tried a lot of motivation apps for writing over the years, and nothing has consistently kept me on track like Write or Die.

Sometimes all it takes to reach your is something that holds you accountable, that pulls you back to the page, like this app can do.

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The Write or Die App has become a consistent part of some writer’s systems. It might keep you focused and productive in a way procrastination never let you write before.

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Why Write or Die May Not Be the Tool for You

While I’m a big fan of the tool, I have to be honest that it may not be for everyone. Here are a few reasons this app may not work for you:

1. Consequences don’t work for everyone

The screeching noise that works as the app ‘s default can be jarring for a lot of people, and the reward noises may become annoyances.

While it works as motivation for me, the principle that the app operates under may become a distraction itself to some people.

So, if you’re the kind of writer who prefers to work in silence than with sound signals, you’ll probably prefer a different form of writing accountability.

2. Pressure might stifle creativity

In an effort to avoid consequences, you may find yourself typing nonsense to avoid the unpleasantness that may occur.

These days, I usually follow a fairly detailed book plan, so even under pressure, I know what part and scene I need to be working on. But if you’re a pantser, you may find yourself panicked and uncreative as the clock ticks down.

Some people thrive on pressure, but if pressure makes you anxious instead of productive, allot yourself longer chunks of time. But make sure you are disciplined when working in this time frame (I recommend turning off your internet).

3. Associating writing with punishment can be unpleasant

The fact is, writing is supposed to be a pleasant experience. Why write if it doesn’t make you happy?

If you start to associate your writing with unpleasant stimuli and begin to dread it, then the whole purpose of the app is defeated.

Here’s what I recommend: Give the Write or Die app a try. If you walk away from the session feeling exhilarated and proud of your productivity, do it again the following day! If you walk away feeling disappointed in yourself, look for alternative forms of accountability to overcome your procrastination.

Tools Like the Write or Die App Can Keep You Motivated (and Productive)

The Write or Die app is a unique approach to keeping writers focused and motivated during their writing sessions. With sensory tools like sound signals and visuals like clocks that tick down the time set for your writing session, you could be inspired to write with concentration.

Writing the first or even second draft of your book doesn’t need to be a perfect manuscript. If anything, worrying about trying to make each writing session and the work completed during it perfect will probably damage your productivity and confidence more than anything.

Giving apps like the Write or Die a chance won’t hurt you in the long run. And if anything, you might discover that it’s the perfect book to get you to write your story to the end.

And if it’s not? There are other forms of accountability you can use to keep you focused while writing. If this is you, you might be interested in checking out some of these other posts on how to be a productive writer:

But for me, I absolutely adore Write or Die.

It’s gotten me through numerous bouts of and kept me on track when deadlines approached. Even if you have doubts about whether it would work for you, I highly recommend at least giving it a shot.

It just might be the thing that finally beats your procrastination demon.

Have you tried Write or Die and liked it? Or do you have another writing app you prefer? Let us know in the .

PRACTICE

Give the Write or Die app a try! Download the app and set your timer for . If you need a prompt for a practice writing session, consider one of these ideas:

  • Crime Scene: A detective shows up to investigate the scene of a dead man but no murder weapon.
  • Love Scene: A new girl comes to school and steals the attention (and heart) of the most popular girl in school.
  • Coming of Age: A small town teenage boy catches his dad with another woman when he skips basketball practice.

Write fast so your words don’t get deleted! When you’re done, post your writing practice in , and don’t forget to leave feedback for your fellow writers.

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Survey: 80% of Freelance Writers are Concerned about The PRO Act Affecting Their Ability to Work

An important piece of legislation is set to hit the U.S. House floor this week, and if passed, it could turn the world of freelancing upside down.

The PRO Act, or the , is a bill that is largely focused on empowering workers to better organize and unionize. But while the aim of the act is to provide more protection for workers, it also poses some serious potential problems — most notably, potentially eliminating many forms of freelancing and independent contracting.

With as many as freelancer jobs at stake, we wanted to see how current freelance writers felt about this controversial bill. The results were quite clear — most freelancers are quite concerned and fearful that their livelihoods are at risk.

The PRO Act & Freelancing Explained

How does the PRO Act threaten freelance writers and other independent contractors?

It’s all about redefining who is classified as an employee and who isn’t.

Using the “ABC Test,” the legislation would reclassify many current freelancers as employees, which would make it impossible for most freelance writers to continue to work in their current manner. Companies would be forced to hire writers as employees, providing all the benefits like insurance and vacation time that comes with doing so, which undoubtedly they would just choose not to do (and likely couldn’t afford to do either). Not to mention, freelancers don’t want to be their clients’ employees for the most part (more on that in the survey results section later on).

According to the guidelines set forth in the “ABC Test,” a worker must be classified as an employee unless he or she meets all three of the following requirements:

“(A) the individual is free from control and direction in connection with the performance of the service, both under the contract for the performance of service and in fact; (B) the service is performed outside the usual course of the business of the employer; and © the individual is customarily engaged in an independently established trade, occupation, profession, or business of the same nature as that involved in the service performed.”

As we explained (check it out for a lot more info about this bill), the “B” part of the test is the key issue for many writers.

“Point ‘B’ of the ABC Test poses a barrier to any freelancer writing for a publication. Articles are the core, ‘usual’ business of that employer. If you’re writing articles for them as a freelancer, you flunk the ABC Test,” our founder Carol Tice explained.

And no, incorporating your freelance business as an LLC or corporation won’t get you around these restrictions, says Kim Kavin, a longtime freelance journalist and a co-founder of the activist group .

A similar law, AB 5, went into effect in California in 2020. The law imposed the ABC Test in all areas, but it provided some minor exceptions for freelance writers, allowing them to submit up to 35 articles per client per year. But even those exceptions weren’t enough as freelance writers can hit those caps pretty quickly depending on the type of work they do.

As a result, some freelancers left the state after the law was passed and some major publications simply altogether. Eventually, the state’s lawmakers were forced to amend AB 5 to create more exceptions that would allow freelance writers to continue working.

Unfortunately, the national version of this bill currently doesn’t offer these exceptions for freelancers, and if the PRO Act is passed in its present form, there will be nowhere for freelancers to run.

The Survey

We partnered with the data analysis team at to conduct an online survey of 690 current male and female US full-time freelance writers from the time period of March 4–7, 2021. Of those surveyed, about 32% have been freelancing for 3–5 years, 21% for 10+ years, 21% for 1–2 years, 13% for 6–9 years, and 13% for less than a year.

Our aim with the survey was to find out what freelancers knew about the PRO Act and their thoughts about the proposed legislation.

We asked a number of questions to determine how freelancers felt about the PRO Act, and the results are compiled below.

Notable Findings

4 out of 5 freelance writers expressed concern about the PRO Act potentially limiting their ability to continue freelancing.

40.3% of respondents said they were “very concerned” about the legislation while another 39.6% indicated they were at least “somewhat concerned”.

Understandably, many freelance writers are scared that they won’t be able to continue doing what they love to do…and what they do to make a living and put food on their tables. As Erica Jedynak, director of economic opportunity at Stand Together, said in a , this proposed legislation “threaten[s] to undermine this entrepreneurialism by imposing requirements that would severely limit peoples’ ability to work as independent contractors.”

58% of freelancers believe the PRO Act could negatively impact their livelihood.

The majority of freelance writers think the legislation could cause their business to suffer financially if it is passed in its current form.

If the PRO Act passes in its current form, many freelance writers would be forced to reassess exactly what it is they do for a living and will no longer be able to as they do now. As Jedynak explained, the policy would likely “lead to fewer jobs and less income for struggling Americans.”

Most freelance writers believe lawmakers don’t know enough about freelancing to sensibly regulate it.

2/3 of respondents doubted that those in Congress truly understand the freelancing business.

Freelancers believe federal lawmakers lack a fundamental understanding of how the industry works, and as a result, legislation that might have been created with good intentions could potentially do serious harm to tens of millions of professionals.

Over half of freelance writers currently do not support the PRO Act.

Only 22% of current freelancers support the PRO Act.

While many support the bill’s aims to provide more protection for workers, the severe collateral damage it may cause to freelancers makes it impossible for most independent contractors to support in its current form. Perhaps if some exceptions were added to protect freelance writers from this legislation, the bill would have more support from the industry.

The vast majority freelance writers value their ‘independent contractor’ status and don’t want to be someone’s employee.

75% of those surveyed said their status as a freelancer is “very important” to them, while 73% also commented they’d rather be a contractor than an employee.

For many, the ‘free’ in ‘freelancing’ is short for ‘freedom’. By and large, freelancers have little interest in taking on a traditional full-time job. Instead, they prefer the entrepreneurial lifestyle of being their own boss and building up their business. The PRO Act threatens to eliminate this freedom by reclassifying independent contractors as employees of their clients.

Methodology & Other Details

The survey took place from March 4–7, 2021 and only US respondents were allowed to participate. Participant source was a mix of Amazon Mechanical Turk (freelance writers only with a 95% or higher approval rating) and freelance writer email lists. Participants that completed the survey in less than 30 seconds were removed prior to analysis to exclude anyone who did not read the questions carefully, leaving a final total sample size of 690 US freelance writers.

Confidence Level: 95%, 4% margin of error

How to Learn More & Take Action

Want to learn more about the PRO Act? Our has a lot more info.

The also has good resources to get you started, as does their . ASJA does as well, on both the and lobbying for .

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вторник, 9 марта 2021 г.

Latest 1.9 Trillion $ Biden Spending Plan

The latest $1.9 trillion omnibus spending bill pending in Congress is in addition to last year’s $3.4 trillion COVID-related health and economic stimulus spending bills. Estimates of this new massive bailout put the actual appropriation of taxpayer funding related to health costs at a meaningless nine percent of the total new bloat.

What will we get for the $1.9 trillion in new deficit spending? This is all nothing more than a crafty direct federal taxpayer subvention to blue states and large urban corridors that otherwise could never justify any other state’s taxpayer bailout for their years of irresponsible, profligate government waste.

Take for example California, whose commanding government employee unions control every facet of that state’s budget allocations and whose public pension plans, the most generous in the nation, now demand extraordinary funding at all levels of government. This political turkey has now come home to roost.

But California, like New York and Illinois, have another big problem. Their state’s productive classes — you know, the people who actually create the wealth and economic vitality that permit such largess — are now leaving those states in droves rendering enormous potential tax deficits in their wake. What to do?

Call in the calvary — or in this case, “F-Troop”. Dr. Fauci, the goofy corporal of functional health bureaucrats, has dutifully continued his Lockdown Fears Tour sufficient to permit his enablers in Washington D.C. to craft a wildly off-the-reservation so-called stimulus spending proposal designed to transfer the wealth of responsible working states to cover the big government malfeasance of the irresponsible ones.

If you still wonder why states like California, New York, and Illinois continue on a path of lockdowns despite a year’s worth of health data verifying the converse, one need only look only at Biden’s $1.9 trillion stimulus proposal to understand the want of blue states to keep their citizens restricted, frustrated and on the dole.

After a full year of governments at all levels first began shutting down our economies for “30 days to slow the virus spread”, only the bluest of states continue to restrict their population’s ability to earn a living. And despite sound research showing the counterproductive health consequences of lockdowns, those blue state’s motivations for continuing their restrictive edicts are becoming ever more evident.

There is a growing, observable contrast developing in the country between the positive health outcomes in states which have been working and re-opening their economies and the coastal deep blue states who remain under strict lockdowns. Those who continue to remain closed for business are being exposed as having unnecessarily done more harm to their citizenry than the virus.

In fact, once you understand the true nature of the $1.9 trillion proposal — to channel the nation’s tax dollars to Democrat-controlled blue states and left-wing institutions — you will begin to get a handle on the immoral overreach that defines this stimulus plan and the corrupt manner in which they continue to trade on public fear to maintain the health lie undergirding this preposterous debt-busting pork-barrel bill.

The last time Democrats controlled both the White House and both houses of Congress, in 2009, there was a strong political current to overspend on bailouts to address the recession and credit crisis. Obama’s American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 — signed 12 years ago this month — was a $787 billion 2-year program to stimulate the economy, but did so in a mostly uniform manner across the states. Besides the huge Wall Street and banking liquidity portion, it was not a strictly partisan formulation.

The same cannot be said of this Biden $1.9 trillion boondoggle. While it is couched in terms of health care prevention and jobless recovery, only a very tiny percentage of the spending is actually health-related. The overwhelming portion of the spending is for blue coastal urban states and left-wing welfare institutions and public-employee organized labor unions.

Most of the tax dollars are actually funneled to California, New York, and Illinois through crude metrics based on unemployment and other coastal urban cost drivers. The lockdown states whose economies are moribund due to leftist government edicts are the winners and those states who have been responsibly working and open are being told to foot the bill.

This so-called stimulus plan — simply put — directly rewards states that performed dismally and corruptibly over the past year, and punishes those states who were led responsibly and are working and open for business.

That’s about as un-American a concept as can ever be devised.

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