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We've slowly climbed out of our mutual trenches to foster a greater degree of understanding about past
In the first of a series of special interviews in the days leading up to the centenary of the Battle of the Somme, Kingsley Donaldson, secretary of the Northern Ireland First World War Centenary Committee, tells why he attended the official Easter Rising commemoration in Dublin and penned an article for An Phoblacht.
He's a former British soldier who has a DUP MP for a brother, but Kingsley Donaldson still managed to smash some of the old stereotypes as he set about trying to make the centenary commemorations of the Great War as inclusive as possible.
And the Kilkeel-born secretary of Northern Ireland's First World War Centenary Committee ended up joining in events to remember the 100th anniversary of the 1916 Easter Rising as well as major battles like the Somme.
The seeds for the commemorations were sown six years ago when Kingsley and his newly-knighted brother Sir Jeffrey talked about their vision for marking the centenary, but at that point they imagined that any programme they planned would be confined to the Protestant/unionist/loyalist community in Northern Ireland.
"At that stage we hadn't really taken in the possibilities of it being an opportunity to look more closely at shared history and shared past. But, gradually, we started to explore that narrative as well," said Kingsley, who along with his brother set up a non-governmental organisation called the Causeway Institute for Peace Building and Conflict Resolution International to co-ordinate their plans.
"We recognised that, at Stormont, it wouldn't be straightforward to deliver events around the centenary commemorations for 2016 because of the sensitivities surrounding the British Army and the sensitivities around the Easter Rising.
"But the-then First Minister Peter Robinson offered to take the commemoration ideas on board, but said he could only do so on a cross-community basis, recognising interests across the island."
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The next significant advance came after the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht in Dublin brought together a number of stakeholders from across Ireland including Kingsley, and took them to the Princess Grace Library in Monaco for discussions about how to mark the anniversaries of the Rising and the Somme with remembrance and reconciliation.
The upshot was the establishment of the Northern Ireland First World War Centenary Committee, with representatives from veterans' organisations, arts and cultural groups, the serving military, historians and the Somme Museum, together with southern Irish interests like Glasnevin Cemetery.
A number of odd bedfellows from nationalist and unionist communities came together to discuss the anniversary, including people who would not normally align themselves with anything remotely connected to the First World War.
It's hardly surprisingly there were "uncomfortable" conversations along the way.
Kingsley, who was in the Army for more than 25 years, said he talked with senior republicans.
He explained: "Our work has fostered a greater degree of open-mindedness about our shared pasts and a confidence among people who wouldn't normally have a relationship and who can now hold different views without offending or annoying anyone. We're not quite there yet, but I think our work has been fostering a more collective sense of how we might remember these things and how we might learn from remembering what happened 100 years ago and apply the lessons to our understanding of more recent events."
The committee has been largely self-funded and the participation of his brother in David Cameron's national committee for commemoration has provided a vital link with what's been going on in Britain.
Kingsley said that while the Somme and the losses of the 36th (Ulster) Division have been the major focus for the commemorations, there will also be recognition of the "heroic service and sacrifice" of the 16th (Irish) Division at Guillemont and Ginchy in September 1916.
In relation to the Rising, Kingsley attended the official commemorations in Dublin.
"It was a very open-minded day, which was handled very well and, on my way home, I didn't have to stop the car and take a swim in the Boyne just to recharge my Orange batteries," he said.
"It didn't offend my sensibilities; it didn't attack my sense of identity. And, in fact, it enhanced my understanding of the passion and the nature of people's commitment to their sense of being Irish.
"But I was very aware throughout the day that there was plenty of space for me to be me. And I think the fundamental shift in the way these things are marked is something we would like to emulate with the First World War commemoration. It doesn't need to be exclusive.
"It can be whatever it means to every individual."
He recently wrote an article for the Sinn Fein weekly newpaper An Phoblacht, saying that there was less of a stigma nowadays for a unionist finding out that a relative had nursed the rebels in Dublin at the GPO in 1916, or a republican discovering that his grandfather was at Gallipoli.
Kingsley and Jeffrey didn't lose any of their forebears at the Somme, though there's sometimes public confusion because three brothers called Donaldson died during the war, but there are no known connections.
There is a family link, however, with the 1914-18 conflict.
Kingsley, who lost two RUC cousins during the Troubles, said: "My aunt Maud's uncle won a Victoria Cross in France in 1917.
"He was Robert Hanna, who was born at Aughnahoory in Kilkeel but served with the Canadian Expeditionary Force, so next year we will turn our attention as a family to getting a memorial stone for him."
The Great War ended on November 11, 1918 and Kingsley is hopeful even more people will take part in events to mark the centenary of the Armistice in two years.
"I would like to think we would finish our commemorative activity with something more than just being in front of a war memorial at 11am on that Sunday," he said.
"Perhaps we might do something more collectively as a community to recognise that the sacrifices of the soldiers weren't in vain."
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Despite tackling his press obligations on the day of his birthday, Joey Bada$$ looks like he's loving every moment of it. At the Complex/Green Label offices in NYC yesterday, after nailing his photo shoot, the Brooklyn rapper has a bounce in his step. Donning his black Nike hat and gold chain, he uses his downtime to joke around with his boys, even with a long day ahead: tonight is the official launch party of his highly anticipated debut album, B4 Da $$.
"Man. I'm so honored," he told us. "To just see my [album] hit number one, it just means so much to me. It brought tears to my eyes last night. There's nothing more I can ask for man. I'm just going to keep going strong."
In addition to having top-notch producers, the face of Pro Era elected to tap several young up and coming artists, like Chronixx, Raury, and Elle Varner, as well as Action Bronson.
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While Action Bronson provides a monstrous verse on Joey's "Run Up On Ya," he spoke highly on the guest appearance of his buddy Dyemond Lewis, who appears on "On and On."
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Joey's personal favorites are "Like Me", "Hazel's View", "Escape 120", and "Curry Chicken."
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Submitted by Bradley A. Green, Library Director
Our town appropriation for 1991 was $320,304.00. In April we accommodated a $14,493 budget freeze by eliminating 10 weekly service hours for the public. We are now open 50 hours per week.
We earned $21,005.01 in overdue fines, meeting room rentals, video- cassette rentals, computer use, book sales, fund raisers and donations. We expended $20,337.24 of this money, mostly on books, audio books, periodicals subscriptions and videocassettes.
The Trustees' accounts earned $716.96 in interest. They expended $9,155.62 on the Bibliofile automated cataloging system and the borrowers re-registration project. The balance in the accounts is $70,568.99.
Joanne Straight was promoted to the position of Assistant Children's Librarian in September, following Pamela Jautaikis's resignation. 97 youngsters completed the "Some Enchanted Reading" program in the summer and read a total of 4,213 books. 3,826 people attended 168 programs. We participated in the "Gift of Reading" program for the second consecutive year and 59 Hampton children each received a new hardcover book and an introduction to the library's resources, services and programs.
The Friends of the Library again purchased tickets to the Science Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, and to the Children's Museum in Portsmouth.
488 people attended 13 adult programs. On April 2nd we celebrated the library's 110th anniversary and in June we officially dedicated the Dorothy M. Little Meeting Room. We received a grant from the New Hampshire Humanities Council for a women's history program, "It Had To Be Done, So I Did It."
In September we began to re-register all of our patrons so they can borrow items anonymously. We implemented this procedure to comply with New Hampshire Revised Statutes Annotated Title 16, Chapter 201- D:11, which stipulates that library circulation records must be confidential. In November we began cataloging books with the Bibliofile automated cataloging system which has expedited our technical processing. The Trustees are still considering how and when we will automate our circulation system.
We will endeavor to meet Hampton residents' information needs in 1992. I extend my appreciation to the staff, Trustees, volunteers, Friends, Hampton Garden Club and library patrons for their support.


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AAJA San Francisco Bay Area is dedicated to building a diverse community of journalists, media professionals and students in the San Francisco Bay Area. We support journalists throughout their careers with scholarships, professional development, community-building and mentorship.
Our chapter offers scholarships for students interested in pursuing journalism at school. We partner with local colleges to bridge the gap between students and the industry. And we partner with newsrooms to create pipelines for journalists seeking to continue advancing their skills and career.
We bring together like-minded individuals who believe in the power of diversity, inclusion and representation to fight for the change we want to see in our newsrooms and communities.


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We've had a spam filter in place for some months now but it was rather crude and would only be applied manually after the submission had already taken place so members did not know if their jobs had been marked as spam until they next logged in and saw their job flagged and the warning that goes with it.
What we have now done is to move the spam filter check up a level to the point of submission. Now when you submit a job if the spam filter suspects that the job could be spam it will place that job into a moderation queue where it will stay until it is moderated by a human.
When moderated the job will either be deemed to be not spam in which case it will be accepted and submitted at that point just as if the member had submitted or it will be rejected and a warning will be placed on the member account as before but the job will never enter the system.
Note that we now have a link to our submission guidelines on the actual submission form so if you are in any doubt as to the content of your link, please check those guidelines.


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Structured Free Time
Structured free-time includes outside activities such as sledding, basketball, football, and four-square. Inside activities include silent reading, quiet socializing, board games, and letter writing.
Four-square lines are painted on the parking lot surface.
The sledding hill - facing north towards the cafeteria.
The outside bell is used to alert students, parents, and staff when it is time to eat!


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FirstCar Theory and FirstCar Practical are published by FirstCar on behalf of the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA). Together, these titles reach hundreds of thousands of young drivers every year.FirstCar Theory is distributed to young drivers after they have taken their theory test at centres all over the country. The magazine is reprinted quarterly, with a total of some 1.1 million copies printed annually. This 52-page A5 magazine is packed with advice to help young drivers, whether they need to retake their theory exam, or if their next step is the practical test. As well as driving advice and important road safety messages, the magazine helps drivers understand insurance, what makes a good first car and basic car maintenance.
Distributed through test centres to drivers who have just taken their practical test, FirstCar Practical picks up where FirstCar Theory leaves off. It repeats and reinforces key road safety messages while helping youngsters understand the risks and opportunities they will face in the first few months of independent driving. Also reproduced quarterly, this 52-page A5 magazine has a total annual print run of 825,000.
Both titles can be customised to support specific campaigns and deliver carefully tailored messages to young drivers. It could be as simple as including a local authority logo on the cover or as in-depth as creating a bespoke content within the magazine. We can help you deliver carefully tailored messages to support your own campaigns and road safety interventions.
FirstCar Theory
No other FirstCar title reaches as many young drivers as FirstCar Theory. Launched in 2012 in partnership with the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency, some 1.1 million copies of FirstCar Theory are printed every year.
Its reach is unrivalled, distributed through test centres the length and breadth of the country to young drivers after finding out if they have passed or failed their theory test.
Whether the news is good or bad, FirstCar Theory guides young drivers through their next steps. If drivers have failed, the magazine offers advice on how to prepare better and overcome nerves. If drivers have passed, FirstCar Theory explains how to get ready for the practical test.
As well as helping drivers swap their L-plates for a full driving licence, FirstCar Theory encourages learners to make smart choices about speed, mobile phones, and drink and drugs. It helps them understand insurance, car buying and basic maintenance. FirstCar Theory promotes a safe and responsible attitude to driving, throughout the formal learning process and beyond.
Customisation can tailor the magazine to deliver the key road safety messages of your choice. Our team can work with you to design bespoke editorial to complement both the existing content of the magazine and your own safety campaigns and interventions.
FirstCar Practical
FirstCar Practical's readership are at a key moment in their driving careers. The magazine is distributed through test centres to drivers after they have taken their practical test. If drivers have failed, FirstCar Practical helps them overcome their disappointment and come back stronger. If drivers have passed, the magazine prepares them for the next stage of their career on the road.
Published quarterly in partnership with the DVSA, some 825,000 copies of FirstCar Practical are printed each year. The 52-page A5 magazine is crammed full of advice, covering everything from telematics insurance to choosing a first car to the importance of keeping a car roadworthy.
Road safety messages are woven throughout, and issues like peer pressure, concentration, fatigue, speeding, mobile phone use, and drink and drugs are addressed directly. By tackling these subjects head-on, the magazine prepares young drivers for the challenges of independent driving.
Customisation can make the magazine even more relevant, reinforcing your safety interventions. Whether it's something as straightforward as including a local authority logo on the cover, or as complex as designing and writing bespoke editorial to your brief, we can help young drivers hear your message.


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>A random observation I had today was that, I've come to a point in my life where I really don't notice many four letter words. It's not that I like them, or even really use them. I'm just not irked by them. It hasn't always been this way though. I remember being really bothered by any thought of cussing, especially when I was a child.
I have a grand memory of when I was about five years old, sitting in the backseat of my parents car. I was running my mouth, as was typical. Blah, blah, blah, yap, yap, yap… My mouth never stopped. I know this because, my parents once told me they used to get me little ice cream cones from DQ just so I'd quiet down for a few miles on road trips. I think I kept talking, their plan ruined. Anyway, I remember this instance so vividly. I was rhyming random words.
"Sit. Hit. Lit. Bit. Get. Knit…"
I remember pausing in the middle of this, from having a particular word come to mind that I knew I definately didn't want to say. I tell myself I'm not gonna say it, and then continue. This time, I was going for speed.
"Kit. Hit. Dit. Fit. (faster, I tell myself) Bit. Wit. Quit. Sh!t."
I said the word I didn't want to say. How did I say that? Why? Instant tears. I knew I was in trouble. Big trouble. I had visions of soap, time-outs, and worst of all my parents being upset. I decided to punish myself. And it's not as though I'd ever been disciplined this way, it was just how my five year old mind reacted. I slapped my own cheek. And cried more.
And my parents barely reacted to the word, more worried by my reaction. They told me they knew it was an accident, I wasn't in trouble.
Damn those four letter words. Er, I mean… Excuse me while I go slap myself.
But here I am a few year later, and I still try not to use very many four letter words. I like words with many letters. I love to use considerably large words that have a grandiose presence and imply that within me lies a greater intelligence level than actually is.
If people drop the F-bomb around me, I probably won't flinch (though I might react a little differently if my kids are with me). You can say any number of words, and I'm not going to throw a fit at you for using improper words in front of me. I may laugh at you, openly even, if you use excessive curses to the point that your sentences are no longer coherent. Flunked on vocabulary, did you?
But there is one word that, no matter how you incorporate it into a sentence, it will bring about a bad reaction from me. I will most likely cringe if it comes into conversation, and even possibly rebuke you for using that type of language in front of me. I will only utter it once on here, and we must never speak of it again.


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- I'm a dancer but I find it easier to express my emotions through lyrics.
- I enjoy reading quotes that I can relate to, I feel it helps me understand myself and how I am thinking.
- I love watching romantic, horror and comedy movies.
- I could have enough clothes in my wardrobe but I will still want to buy more clothes.
- If I was rich, I'd make my family and my dreams come true.
- When I was younger, I believed in 'happily ever after'.
- My mother told me when I was 2 years old, I cried whilst watching sleeping beauty, believing she was dead.
- My mother always tells me that when I was a little girl, I would always sing to 'whitney houston-I will always love you'.
- I first danced in public at the age of 2 in a supermarket and formed a big crowd around me.
- I've fallen in love once.
- I spend most of my time looking at fashion blogs on the internet.
- I hate drinking fizzy pop.
- I have so many phobias. I'm scared of nearly everything
- I am sensitive.
- I am really good at reflecting and working out things.
- I am still learning about myself.
- I love music.
- I love learning different styles of dance.
- I enjoy speaking different languages. hola/bonjour/hello/ciao.
- I believe everything happens for a reason.
Sunday, 18 July 2010
Day 01- A recent picture of you and 15 interesting facts about yourself.
|Readers opinions
9 comments:
Great post!
- 18 July 2010 at 11:35
Love it!
2.,3.,4. and 5. - me too! :D
- 18 July 2010 at 12:11
- Fashion-rocks said...
Thank you CGBlogger, thanks for commenting.
Delightful Dee- Thank you for commenting.
- 19 July 2010 at 02:43
- Tania said...
You're beautiful! I agree with number 1, but I'm not a dancer - I sing or whistle, but I dance when I'm alone and feel crazy.
- 19 July 2010 at 10:24
- Fashion-rocks said...
Thank you Tania :)
- 19 July 2010 at 12:35
- Maubrey said...
excellent post ..cool snaps..love your blog//pretty nice contents…helps to learn some thing for a non-native speaker ….attractive and cool article(this post u wrote ) is cool as like my cool blog(of course name of my blog..haha)
If you really likes my blog..jus follow the blog...haha
- 20 July 2010 at 09:03
- Fashion-rocks said...
hello, I am glad you learnt something from my blog :)
- 25 July 2010 at 07:01
- Whitney said...
ahhh youre a dancer! what kind of dancee ? :)i dance lyrical, contemporary
- 6 September 2010 at 17:00
- Fashion-rocks said...
@ Whitney- I do contemporary :)
- 21 September 2010 at 14:38


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Mayor's Commission on Human Rights and Community Relations (City of Springfield)
City of Springfield
The City of Springfield would appreciate your consideration of service on one of these boards or commissions. Apply online and indicate the boards on which you are interested in serving. Please contact the City Clerk's Office at 417-864-1651 if you need any additional information.
- 3 current vacancies (3 year terms)
- 3 General Member (No additional special requirements)
- Description
- Foster mutual understanding and respect among all racial, religious and ethnic groups of the City and investigates discrimination complaints.
- Requirements
- City residency for 2 years
- Meeting time and location
- Third Wednesday of the month at 5:30 PM
- First Floor Conference Room, Busch Municipal Building, 840 Boonville Ave.
**Please let us know if you submit an application and/or get appointed to this board.


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At some point, not far way, the cost of oil extraction will exceed the value that this oil provides to society.
Our Economy of Cheating
this video is going viral
3,038,745 views
our business media must be utterly blind
Democrats increased the stock market by 300%, Republicans 0%.
*** gopsmacked ***
business investment is way-y-y up
Three years from the economic bottom real business fixed investment is up some 18.0%. About the same as the Clinton years. In contrast, during the so-called 'Bush Investment Boom' it was up only 6.9%, or merely a third of Obama's current rise.
how the poor and the rich spend money
How do Americans spend their money?
And how do budgets change based on income?
the stock market means nothing
"It's almost worth the Great Depression to learn how little our big men know." —Will Rogers
The bottom line is that there can be no rational expectation that things will get better.
…the mini-booms we've seen each year for the last 3 years were ephemeral, lasting only a few months. There is nothing mysterious about this in so far as these episodes were necessarily mirages.
These brief outbursts of hope did not rest upon a foundation of fundamental economic health.
Volatility is an expected outcome in an environment in which central banks alternately do and do not bankroll the stock market, which itself is an emotional non-indicator of our economic health.
every pothole has no tax
Payroll extraction vs. falling tax rates on wealth.
And our social confusion about money.
doesn't have to be like this
What must be done is not an expanding economy… but a stable economy.
There is something fundamentally wrong in treating the Earth as if it were a business in liquidation. ―Herman E. Daly
purchasing our mood
"I've known rich people, and why not, since I'm one of them. The majority would rather douse their dicks with lighter fluid, strike a match, and dance around singing Disco Inferno than pay one more cent in taxes to Uncle Sugar." —Stephen King
free lunch of economic rent
Suppose you were alive back in 1945 and were told about all the new technology that would be invented between then and now: the computers and internet, mobile phones and other consumer electronics, faster and cheaper air travel, super trains and even outer space exploration, higher gas mileage on the ground, plastics, medical breakthroughs and science in general.
You would have imagined what nearly all futurists expected: that we would be living in a life of leisure society by this time. Rising productivity would raise wages and living standards, enabling people to work shorter hours under more relaxed and less pressured workplace conditions.
Why hasn't this occurred in recent years? In light of the enormous productivity gains since the end of World War II – and especially since 1980 – why isn't everyone rich and enjoying the leisure economy that was promised?
If the 99% is not getting the fruits of higher productivity, who is? Where has it gone?
if we knew, we would do
1) The US government has no spending constraint.
2) There is no such thing as the USA not paying its debt.
Sovereign is a word that means we do what we choose.
3) We should not have a debt ceiling. We should have an inflation ceiling.
the market that won't market
Dan Crawford:
The only commonality is that all of the medications we have seen in shortage status are off patent, generic medications, that are harder to formulate than various others and have a definable shelf life.
President Obama has signed legislation that will give the FDA more latitude in heading off shortages, but this problem plainly reports to a market problem.
Demand exists, buyers are stable, but profits are not high on these medications. This would suggest that companies are simply avoiding generics and focusing on more profitable patented medications.
choose your herding
Can't help myself.
There's brouhaha about labor in China.
There's less brouhaha about labor in the U.S.A.
how we spend our money
The Atlantic:
100 Years In The Life Of The Family Budget
the football loophole
Journalist Joshua Benton says, "I'm sure there are good legal reasons why the NFL is a nonprofit."
How can that be?!
Attorney Andrew Delaney says the NFL is a "glorified tax shelter."
The salary of National Football League commissioner Roger Goodell is $11,554,000 while the National Football League is a 501(c)(6) non-profit.
Sportswriter Frank Deford says, "I believe that professional wrestling is clean and everything else in the world is fixed." Maybe so. Maybe so.
here's hunger games
The Independent:
Speculation by large investment banks is driving up food prices for the world's poorest people, tipping millions into hunger and poverty. Investment in food commodities by banks and hedge funds has risen from $65bn to $126bn in the past five years, helping to push prices to 30-year highs and causing sharp price fluctuations that have little to do with the actual supply of food…
dumb opinions are raising gas prices
by Jocelyn Fong
This tolerance for unsubstantiated claims about gas prices is part of a larger pattern among many news outlets: In an effort to capture the political argument of the day, journalists often miss the larger, more interesting, and more important story.
What is the origin and the nature of our problem with gas prices?
What can we do about it?
Who supports and opposes those solutions?
Who benefits from the status quo?
If reporters aren't framing their gas price coverage around these questions, they're serving someone — but it's not the public.
gas pump poverty
Poverty is $11,139 dollars per year for an individual or $22,113 for a family of four. The Census Bureau found that the number of Americans living in poverty grew by 2.6 million to 46.2 million.
…"we estimate that over 1/3 of the increase in the US poverty rate in '10 resulted from the rapid rebound in oil prices."
assets that always produce
I consider myself a bit of a Buffettphile – but I did not even know Berkshire had a sizeable agricultural machinery operation. Sure agriculture has been good and because the capital equipment is a lean off that it has been very good. But this throw-away quote from the annual letter is astounding:
Vic Mancinelli again set a record at CTB, our agricultural equipment operation. We purchased CTB in 2002 for $139 million. It has subsequently distributed $180 million to Berkshire, last year earned $124 million pre-tax and has $109 million in cash. Vic has made a number of bolt-on acquisitions over the years, including a meaningful one he signed up after year end.
This business has – in a decade – distributed well over 100 percent of its purchase price in cash to Berkshire and its pre-tax earnings are roughly the acquisition price.
Of the thousands of listed companies in the world how many have been that good in the last decade. Surely not many.
assets that never produce
As 'bandwagon' investors join any party, they create their own truth – for a while.
Over the past 15 years, both Internet stocks and houses have demonstrated the extraordinary excesses that can be created by combining an initially sensible thesis with well-publicized rising prices.
In these bubbles, an army of originally skeptical investors succumbed to the 'proof' delivered by the market, and the pool of buyers – for a time – expanded sufficiently to keep the bandwagon rolling. But…
we uncover fools
We uncover fools. Our mass media fails.
Glen Beck's gold company forced to make refunds.
He told listeners and viewers that he personally bought gold from the company and calling its executives "people I trust."
Prosecutors in Santa Monica charged six of Goldline's executives with fraud and accused the company of running a bait-and-switch operation that lured customers into buying overpriced antique coins as investments—coins that Beck promoted on his shows. The Santa Monica city attorney obtained a judgment and injunction against Goldline that requires the company to radically overhaul its practices and to stop deceiving customers about prices, among other things.
we remix everything
Kirby Ferguson examines modern attitudes toward "intellectual property" and how these attitudes rather counterintuitively stifle creativity rather than fostering it.
Copy, transform and combine. It's who we are, it's how we live, and of course, it's how we create. Our new ideas evolve from the old ones.
But our system of law doesn't acknowledge the derivative nature of creativity. Instead, ideas are regarded as property, as unique and original lots with distinct boundaries.
But ideas aren't so tidy. They're layered, they're interwoven, they're tangled. And when the system conflicts with the reality… the system starts to fail.
too dogged economy
Primary Producers are at the center where all loops begin. They grow and raise food so they are not working in an expendable industry.
My maternal grandfather was a farmer who used horses for everything from hauling logs to powering the sulky that took him and Grandma to town. But that all changed when he bought a tractor. Tractors do not eat grass and do not self propagate, so his purchase started a second line of loops that include tractor manufacturers, whose demand for materials created the next level of loops of miners, oil drillers, refiners, service mechanics, you get the picture.
More tractor manufacturers joined in so dealerships sprang up and new loops were formed that managed sales for manufacturing, a services not directly producing food or an object we can see and feel. But soon the dealer no longer had time to sweep out his showroom so he hired a cleaner and yet another loop was created.
Then the cleaner became so busy he hired Jim's Pooch Grooming Service and now, every Thursday morning, Deefer gets a wash and a brush, her claws trimmed and anal glands expressed and yet another class of loops was added.
We need these loops to create employment as productivity increases and industry continues to automate but we now have more people in outer loops than inner loops and it is these outer loops that are first to go when money gets tight.
make our spectrum serious
Make free 1Mbps broadband for every citizen.
Or, we will be corporate forever.
Semper Fee.


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204 Matthew Street, Windthorst
Here is a welcoming 3 bedroom home in the friendly village of Kendal (which is located a short drive from the full service village of Montmartre and is also within commuting distance of Regina). As you arrive at the home you are greeted by a lovely covered porch and newer exterior doors. The entry and living room have newer laminate flooring (2018 installation) throughout, and the combined dining room/kitchen area is incredibly spacious. This home has had some great updates completed such as PVC windows, newer shingles (2017), newer siding and newer soffits/fascia/eaves (2018). You are also sure to enjoy the large fenced in back yard which has a great garden area. Do you have kids? If so, know that hey are bussed to and from school so transportation is a breeze! To schedule a viewing of this property please contact your REALTOR®, or if you do not have one, feel free to reach out to the Listing Agent.
Fridge, Stove, Washer, Dryer, Hood Fan, Window Treatment, Microwave, Shed(s)
Deck, Fenced, Lawn Back, Lawn Front, Trees/Shrubs, Garden Area
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Members of NASA's research team tested its new Lunar Electric Rover as part of an annual event to dry run technology that may be used in future lunar exploration.
The rover which runs on runs on batteries, is about the size of a small van and has 12 pivoting wheels that allow it move in any direction.
Black Point Lava Flow in the Arizona desert was chosen as a location because its rugged terrain of sand dunes, subject to both sandstorms and violent temperature swings, is similar to the type of environment the moon rovers are likely to encounter.
"We're out here to simulate a planetary exploration mission using these dual rovers, or space exploration vehicles, and we set this up like it really is a real mission," said Mike Gernhardt, a NASA astronaut and rover project manager.


text: S-Con was recently awarded the engineering, design, and fabrication of a 30 GPM Amine Regeneration Plant. The plant, consisting of four (4) modularized skid units, will be installed in Texas as an expansion of an existing Natural Gas Treating Plant. To ensure proper fit-up and spacing, S-Con assembled all skid modules inside its Bryan, Texas Assembly Shop, before shipment to the Field. All skid instruments and control valves were also Shop tested to insure they were in good working order.


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The Irish Architecture Foundation is delighted to announce that We Built This City: New York City will take place on Thursday 19 May 2016 in the Ford Foundation, New York.
This lively panel discussion will chronicle the development of New York City from historic to contemporary times, focusing on the contribution Irish people have made to the city's built and cultural fabric. Marion R. Casey (Glucksman Ireland House NYU), Daryl Kerrigan (CEO, Creative Director, Daryl K), Caroline O'Donnell (Principal, CODA), Kevin Roche (Principal, KRJDA), Brian Tolle (Artist, Irish Hunger Memorial NYC) will discuss the theme from their distinctive perspectives with moderator Raymond W. Gastil, AICP (Director, Pittsburgh Dept. of City Planning).
Kicking off the event is a screening of an IAF commissioned short by Dyehouse Films. We Built This City is curated by the Irish Architecture Foundation in collaboration with Irish Design 2015 and the Office of the Minister for Diaspora Affairs of Ireland. Irish Design 2015 was an initiative backed by the Irish Government celebrating and promoting Irish design in Ireland and internationally.
We Built This City took place in London June 2015 and in Chicago November 2015 – watch the films here.
Book your place here.


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What is Electric Pressure Cooker
History of Pressure Cooker
Pressure cooking is a method of cooking in a sealed vessel not permitting steam to escape below a preset pressure. Because the boiling point of water increases as the pressure increases, the pressure built up inside the cooker allows the liquid in the cooking pot to rise to a higher temperature before boiling.
Pressure cooker was invented by Denis Papin, a French physicist, in 1679. However, it only became a house-hold cooking appliance during the World War II, when the people realized how much fuel they can save, due to the much shorter cooking time. Pressure cooking is often used to simulate the effects of long braising or simmering in shorter periods of time.
The Invention of Electric Pressure Cooker
Conventional pressure cookers were made to be used on stove top. A steam regulator, safety valve and pressure-activated interlock mechanism provide protection against the overheating and the danger of explosion. When a preset pressure is reached in the cooker, the steam regulator is pushed up by the built-up pressure to allow the steam to escape. This is the reason why the conventional oven top pressure cookers generate loud and disturbing hissing noise when the pressure is on.
Electric Pressure Cooker is an ingenious invention in the last decade. Historians are still undecided about inventors and the precision time. Arguably, a Chinese scientist, Mr. Yong-Guang Wang, filed the first electric pressure cooker patent on January 9th, 1991 (patent No. ZL91100026.7). This patent is currently owned by the No. 1 electric pressure cooker manufacturer, Midea Group.
Electric Pressure Cooker consists of a pressure cooking container (a.k.a. inner pot or cooking pot), the electric heating element, and temperature / pressure sensors. The heating process is controlled by the built-in micro-processor based on the readings of the pressure and temperature sensors. This whole process forms a so called "closed loop control system" in control engineering terms. The principle is similar to that of the auto-cruise in most of the cars these days. The user puts all the ingredients in the cooking pot and sets the pressure cooking duration for the type of food to be cooked, the electric pressure cooker does the rest.
Over time, the leading electric pressure cookers learned from the experience and created different cooking profiles, such as simmering, steaming, braising, slow cooking, warming, rice cooking, stew, etc. by using different combination of cooking temperature, pressure and time duration. This leads to a new generation of electric pressure cookers, a.k.a. programmable multi-cookers.
Read about how electric pressure cooker works here.


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They make me laugh some times.
In all seriousness, one of my students asked me "Mrs. Bisson, is a hellno bad?"
What? And my little friend repeated the question patiently.
Now this student who came to us last year from Gambia, speaks with a heavily African influenced accent.
Perhaps I'm not hearing her? So I asked her to repeat and she did. Verbatim.
Still no comprehension on my part. I looked at her peers who were equally serious and intent on finding the answer: "Is a hellno bad?"
Exasperated and in all sincerity, one of them looked right at me and spoke slowly and clearly enunciating each syllable (for the aged and decrepit?):
"You know, a hell no. Is that a bad word?"
And then it dawned on me. I confessed I had heard some people use those words (guilty) and while the words are not "bad", polite people don't use them in polite company — like a school.
Oh, they make me laugh some times.


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General Comment concerning Articles 28 and 29
One important dimension of the cultural and intellectual property of indigenous peoples is the fact that such rights are intimately linked to our lands, territories and resources. In fact, most, if not all, indigenous intellectual property and knowledge has its origin in our distinct and diverse methods of adapting to the environment that we live in. Indigenous knowledge and cultural and intellectual property are a direct manifestation of this relationship. Maintaining and sustaining indigenous traditional knowledge and rights to cultural and intellectual property that is directly related to our environment is, in this way, dependent upon maintaining and sustaining our relationship to our lands, territories and resources.
This was the part of the rationale for the Working Group on Indigenous Populations to include this fundamental right in this Part of the draft Declaration. The WGIP members understood the importance of this linkage, as well as the need for a general right of indigenous peoples to cultural and intellectual property.
Such matters relate directly to state concerns or questions over the use of the term "total environment." As the ICC has related in the past, our total environment includes the lands, territories and resources upon which we depend, ranging from coastal seas, sea ice and marine mammals to air and migratory birds, and so forth. Such a comprehensive formulation is required to conserve and protect our rights and interests in preserving indigenous peoples total environment.
The statement by the government of Canada that standards affirming a right to the conservation, restoration and protection of the environment do not exist in international law is misinformed. Indigenous speakers before me have raised the fact that a number of instruments include standards and principles on such a right. For example, ILO Convention 169, Article 4(1) addresses the integrity of the environment of indigenous peoples, the Convention on Biological Diversity, and the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development. Furthermore, numerous international instruments contain aspects of conservation, restoration and protection of the environment and can be cited as examples of the essential concept contained in Article 28 of the draft Declaration. Such documents include the World Conservation Strategy, the Stockholm Declaration of the U.N. Conference on the Human Environment, the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, the International Convention on the Regulation of Whaling, and international treaties concerning species such as the polar bear and migratory birds.
As we all know, the entire purpose of the draft Declaration process and the ongoing U.N. mandate is to give "special attention to the evolution of standards concerning the rights of indigenous peoples, taking account of both the similarities and differences in the situations and aspirations of indigenous peoples…." To cite the lack of international legal standards as an excuse or expression of unwillingness to support the present language of Article 28 is misguided and misinformed. Such a state government position is also inconsistent with previous state expressions of understanding of the unique and profound relationship that indigenous peoples have to their lands, territories and resources. It is directly because of this relationship that the whole of Part VI of the Declaration is critical to indigenous peoples. Our rights to lands, territories and resources, cultural and intellectual property and our right to a safe and healthy environment are all interrelated, inseparable and interconnected. Finally, these fundamental rights are integral to our exercise of self-determination and should be understood and supported by states in a comprehensive fashion. Thank you, Mr. Chairman.


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Hawaiʻi Island police are searching for a 57-year-old Kailua-Kona man who was reported missing.
John Eckert was last seen on January 13 in Kailua-Kona at approximately 6 p.m.
He is described as Caucasian, 6-foot-2, 184 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes.
Police ask that anyone with information on his whereabouts call the Police Department's non-emergency line at 935-3311. Tipsters who prefer to remain anonymous may call Crime Stoppers at 961-8300 in Hilo or 329-8181 in Kona.
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Preview of Luke Days 2018
It isn't every day you get to witness an aerial performance from the U.S. Navy Blue Angels. Formed in 1946, the Blue Angels is the oldest flight team in the nation and remains one of the greatest aerobatic demonstration teams in the world. Luke Days 2018, happening March 17-18 at Luke Air Force Base in Glendale, Arizona, will be the first time that the Blue Angels have performed at that base since 1992.


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Zoologico La AuroraFriday, January 24th, 2014
Zoologico La Aurora, Guatemala City's only zoo, founded in 1924. It was my first time visiting this area of Guatemala City and I have to accept I was very impressed. The specimens available are not many, but the zoo is well design and maintained. The entrance fee is very low for us locals; less than $4.
I loved their wild cats; they have a couple of Bengal Tigers, an amazing white one! their jaguars are spectacular.
I know you can't compare it to zoos back in the States or European ones but it is worth visiting.
Cons: I was talking to one of the security guards and I asked him: How many international visitors you usually see here?
He tells me: Not many, "de vez en cuando vienen gringos", once in a while some "gringos" come to the zoo.
this is what I hate: If most zoo visitors are nationals, why the name and slogan of the zoo has to be stated in a foreign language, English, if we are in Guatemala where Spanish is spoken (not mentioning the native languages)!?
Well, enjoy your visit to the zoo, you won't be disappointed!


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Our strength is applied ecology – the practical application of life sciences to real life situations. We are acknowledged for problem solving and the successful completion of large scale projects on highly sensitive sites (SSSI, SAC, etc). However, our focus on efficiency and flexibility is beneficial for projects of all scope and scale.
Working throughout the UK from our base in the Yorkshire Dales we offer a wide range of services, including: ecological surveys, protected species surveys – with a specialism in aquatic ecology, creative conservation solutions and mitigation schemes. For example, PBA are nationally renowned for our work with white-clawed crayfish, providing a complete range of survey, mitigation and conservation services, as well as delivering the CIEEM crayfish training courses. In addition, PBA have unparalleled UK experience in the environmental planning and practical management of in-channel river works, and have earned an outstanding reputation for effective containment and protection of sensitive freshwater ecology.


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Video: Snow day in Greater Victoria
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Claremont High School student Tyler Swinton plays football at Lochside Park on Wednesday Jan. 18, 2012.Photograph by: Darren Stone, timescolonist.com
Tyler Swinton shook handfuls of snow from behind the waistband of his splash pants after diving into a field of shin-deep snow to catch a frozen football at Lochside Park in Saanich.
Frozen football was just one game of choice Wednesday, as Victoria's first snowstorm of the season brought out the region's more adventurous crowds. From the West Shore to the Saanich Peninsula, people were decking goalies in road hockey games, rally racing in parking lots and snowboarding on golf courses.
The heavy dump and sub-zero temperatures made for dangerous road conditions, but with schools closed for the day and many people home from work, there were plenty of reasons for heading outdoors.
Swinton barely needed an excuse to dive into the snow. Being on the receiving end of a slightly out-of-reach pass was enough to send him leaping for the catch.
He and about 10 friends set up a Blackberry Messenger group to spread the word about a full-contact game of football in the snow and cold.
They scraped a shovel- width perimeter in the snow, creating two end zones. The game was on.
"We got our quarterback," said one of Swinton's friends after he launched a long, high pass right on target. "Way to go, QB."
At the bottom of the road leading into Beaver Lake Park, the powdery snow whirled in the air with the sound of revved-up engines carrying through trees. Two black pickup trucks raced around in the parking lot.
Beaver Lake is a favourite spot for Mike McArthur, who was out with a few of his friends Wednesday morning plowing through snow in their pickups.
McArthur, a Saanich resident and construction worker, would not pass up on the rare opportunity to race around in the snow, especially when he had a day off.
"They don't want us on the scaffolding, so we're not working, it's perfect. It's a snow day," he said.
"I'm just loving this, it's too much fun. It's slow-motion rally racing really because you just drift so slowly."
As many as 30 kids carved up the hill near the Colwood municipal hall with toboggans and sleds.
Jeremy Smith climbed a nearby knoll and jumped back down face-first, crashing his plastic sleigh at the bottom with a spray of powdery snow.
Ten-year-old Jeremy had put off his morning paper route in favour of some rare toboggan time.
"From my bedroom window, it didn't look like much snow when I got up and thought I'd have to go to school," he said.
But as soon as he heard classes were cancelled? "Then it was joy," he said with a smile.
Nearby, Mason Crougher, seven, skidded to a stop at the bottom of the hill and said his snow-day to-do list included a snowball fight, igloo construction and a trip to the Juan de Fuca Recreation Centre to try out tobogganing there.
The hills behind the recreation centre were one of the most popular destinations of the day, with dozens of sledders on the slopes. One group even set up a gas burner on the trunk of their car to cook hotdogs.
Nick Summers and Nathan Bird used the snow-packed surface of their Kildew Road neighbourhood in Colwood to try a game of road hockey with a plastic puck.
The puck slid smoothly, even if the players didn't.
Bird, 19, launched into his breakaway attempts at full sprint, only to find himself sliding and falling every time he tried to deke his way past Summers in the net.
On one particular spinorama attempt, Bird bailed into the snowbank on the side of the street.
Despite his scoreless streak — which he conveniently blamed on the slick conditions — Bird said using a puck in the snow was more interesting than a regular hockey ball on a dry road.
"It is way more fun playing in the snow for sure."
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Much of the Apple Watch experience centres around the watch face. It's where you can get quick snippets of information, from news and weather to your commute time. There are also plenty of little shortcuts to larger apps, where you can do even more.
If you play it right, you may never have to open up that app menu. Therein lies the problem, though ŌĆō just how do you play it right? Unfortunately, making your own Apple Watch face is a little more difficult than you might expect. A lot of that has to do with the fact that it's buried in the menus.
Read this: The best Apple Watch face and complication combinations
So in this guide, we'll walk you through how to build a watch face, and which ones you may want to build your Apple Watch experience around.
How to build a watch face (on your watch)
Getting a new face on your Apple Watch is actually pretty simple. Just force touch on your screen until you bounce into a carousel of faces. You'll then want to swipe all the way to the 'New' pane on the far right.
Click on this and you'll be able to vertically scroll through all of the available watch faces. To select one, just tap on it. The Apple Watch will then turn that into your watch face ŌĆō but if you want to customise it and make it yours you'll have to force touch again until a customise label appears below. Click on that and you'll be greeted with a pulsing border around your watch face.
At the top, there will be a couple of dots that denote how many pages of customisation there are to swipe through. Most of the time, one is for colour and the other is for complications.
You can use the Digital Crown to scroll through your options. On the complications customisation page, you'll be able to tap on which complication spot you want to change.
The third customisation page is usually for a special feature of that face. For instance, the Micky/Minnie face lets you choose between the two Disney mice, while the Numerals face lets you choose a font.
It's best to go through these methodically. Start with the first page, customise to your liking and then swipe to the right. Once you're done, just click in on the crown to complete your face.
While you're paired to your phone, the faces will automatically sync over to the companion watch app, under the 'My Faces' section of the app. Speaking of whichŌĆ"
How to build a watch face (on your phone)
You can also customise your watch faces on your Apple Watch. Sometimes, this can be much simpler than doing it on the Watch, largely because you have much more space to work with. Sometimes, however, it can be a little unwieldy.
To start, when you open the app you can click over to the 'My Watch' tab at the bottom. You'll see the 'My Faces' section up at the top. Here, you can scroll through the faces you already have. When you click 'Edit' you'll be taken to a new screen that vertically lists all of your faces.
Here, you'll be able to sort or delete the face, and your current watch face will also be highlighted. You cannot, however, customise your faces. You'll have to delete them and re-create them within the app. So if you're all done sorting or deleting, click 'Done'.
You can create a face by heading to the 'Face Gallery' tab on the bottom. Here, Apple will highlight some of its own favourite faces. At the top, there are 'New in watchOS', which is pretty much a way for Apple to show you what the new faces are all about.
Below that are a series of watch faces built around complications that Apple thinks are pretty good. Each face showcases a complication that you can then go and download.
Below that is where you'll be able to create your watch face. All of the options are sorted by type of face, from Activity down to XL. When you click on an option, you'll be presented with a whole range of choices.
You'll get a nice description that tells you some of the unique design ideas and features that go into the watch, and then you'll get to choose your colour and complications below that. For some faces, you'll also get additional features. For example, for the Photos and Kaleidoscope faces, you'll get to choose a face from your photo library. Other faces will have you choose a watch face style.
The colour options speak for themselves, but the complication section takes a little more work. The options are splintered into location. So you'll have to clock on 'Top Left' to choose the complication for that spot, or 'Middle' for the middle section, and so on and so forth. When you click on a spot, you'll get a vertical carousel of options you'll be able to scroll though. It'll only show you the complication options you have available from the apps you have installed.
Once you're all done, click on the 'Add' button to add the watch face to your Apple Watch. You can also head back to the 'My Faces' section to sort it precisely to your needs.
The faces to build around
The watch faces on Apple Watch are built around a couple of ideas. For instance, there are a couple of faces that are built around letting you know your progress on closing the Activity rings. There are faces that are of course built around telling you the time, and there are faces built around information and fun animated characters.
Each of these faces are built for a specific purpose, and to totally take advantage of everything the Apple Watch offers, it's good to create a couple of them that you can swipe through. That way you can quickly bend your Apple Watch to your needs, based on your activity.
For keeping fit
If you're all about keeping track of your activity, whether that be calories or exercise minutes or the number of times you've stood up during the day, the two Activity faces are for you. There's a digital and an analogue version, and both of them come with three complications: two tiny ones up at the top and a long one at the bottom.
For the visuals
The Apple Watch has a beautiful OLED display, and if you're looking to show that off there are a couple of faces that'll do that perfectly. There's the Solar and Astronomy faces, which will give you a look at where the Earth is relative to the Sun.
But there are also the Motion, Photo, Kaleidoscope and Timelapse faces. In Motion and Timelapse, you'll have to select between a couple of different pre-selected options. With Photo and Kaleidoscope though, you'll be able to choose from your own photos on your iPhone. You'll have to make your way to the Watch Gallery in the companion app, then select your photo library and choose a photo. All of these faces contain one to three complications.
For the timekeeper
If you'd like to mimic a more traditional experience, the Simple, Utility, Chronograph, Color and Explorer faces are for you. They all have recognisable faces with minute, hour and second hands. Each, of course, has a slightly different purpose. Color and Simple are your basics, while Chronograph is true to its name and Explorer is for those who want to keep a track on a cellular connection. There are three to five complications for these faces.
For the fun-lover
The two faces here are the Mickey/Minnie and Toy Story faces. The Mickey/Minnie faces are a recreation of the Mickey Mouse watch, but with a twist: You can tap on Minnie or Mickey to get them to tell you the time. The Toy Story faces are a little different, as tapping on them will basically give you a little "short" where Woody, Buzz and the gang will do silly things. These faces have three complications.
For the minimalist
If you're looking to keep your watch simple, the options here are XL and Numerals. Numerals will allow you to customise the text to simply display the time without all the bells and whistles ŌĆō just the date, rotating hands, a numeral for the hour and a colour. The XL face is similar, completely enveloping your watch face with a digital readout of the time. There are no complications here.
For the info hound
The Modular and Siri watch faces are perhaps the best encapsulation of what a smartwatch is. The Modular face lets you stack five complications next to the time. There's a big, hearty complication in the centre, with three smaller complications at the bottom and another up and to the left. If you want a lot of glanceable information at once, this is the face you want.
The Siri watch face, on the other hand, will constantly serve you new information as the day progresses. If you've been playing music, it'll be right there; if there's breaking news and calendar notifications coming up, they'll be there too alongside the weather and breathe reminders. It'll also throw some old pictures your way every once in a while, in a customised album you can view right on your wrist.


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September 16, 2016
Sevyn Streeter had previously released the Gucci Mane featuring "Prolly" off her upcoming debut album GIRL INTERRUPTED and now she's shared another piece with "My Love For You." The new track showcases Streeter's impressive vocal range over slinky R&B production. Streeter also took to her Twitter to tease the song's video, which she promises is coming Monday. Check that out below and hear the song above.
Just a lil taste....https://t.co/I417zESm4l— Sevyn (@sevyn) September 16, 2016
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Illustrated Stories Exemplifying the Five Confucian Virtues
By order of King Jeongjo, the 21st king of the Joseon Dynasty (reigned 1724–76), Oryun haengsildo (Illustrated stories exemplifying the five Confucian virtues) was made by binding together two books of ethics drawn from the Chinese classics. These were Samgang haengsildo (Illustrated conduct of the three bonds) and Iryun hangsildo (Illustrated stories exemplifying the two Confucian virtues). The book describes the achievements of 150 models extracted from ancient Korean and Chinese literature. Topics covered include relationships between the king and his servants, fathers and sons, husbands and wives, the elders and the young, and finally, friends. The work includes illustrated episodes in Chinese with simple annotations in Korean, added to help the general population, who could not read the Chinese, understand the meaning.
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As part of the Nordic Triangle traffic system, prioritised by European Union, the E18 stretches across southern Finland from Turku via the Helsinki metropolitan area to Vaalimaa at the Russian border providing a fast route to Eastern markets.
In a Finnish perspective the projects linked to different planning phases and sections of E18 are exceptionally wide and multidisciplinary. The multibranch approach, a vast number of experienced experts and strong investments in communication during the planning phases have been essential for the success of the project.
Upgrading the E18 route to a motorway improves the fluency of traffic and the safety of the road, and therefore helps to reduce the number of serious or fatal traffic accidents. Thanks to the new route the risk of contamination of ground water is expected to diminish, as is also the number of residents exposed to noise over 55 dB.
The Muurla-Lohja project comprised of 51,3 km of new motorway, seven motorway tunnels with the total length of 5,2 km, eight interchanges and 48 bridges. The project was implemented with the life cycle model, which means that building of the road and its maintenance was acquired with one service contract.


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The treat none of us asked for is here!
7-Eleven is known for its frozen Slurpee drinks, a.k.a. a cherry-flavored brain freeze waiting to happen, in a cup.
Now, the chain's signature treat has taken on a new form.
Please welcome: the Wild Cherry Slurpee Doughnut.
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doughnut do not know about to feel about it either.
The cake doughnut is topped with wild cherry-flavored icing and pink sugar crystals and feature a pink inside with cherry pieces.
The Slurpee doughnut is available at select locations for the sweet price of 99 cents.


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TILTON—Theodore B. Richard, 82, a resident of NH Veterans Home in Tilton, formerly of Exeter and Dover, died on Oct. 24, 2007.
He was born in Exeter on Oct. 9, 1925, the son of Sylvere and Edna (Buote) Richard.
He was raised and attended local schools in Exeter. During World War II, he served in the U.S. Navy. Following his military service, he resided in Willimantic, Conn., before returning to Exeter and later resided in Dover with his mother.
He was a life member of the Dover Elks Lodge #184, the DAV (Disabled American Veterans), the Newmarket American Legion Post, and the VFW. He formerly attended St. Joseph Church in Dover.
Family members include three brothers, Joe Richard of Littleton, John Richard of Somersworth, and Jim Richard of Glenview, Ill.; and nieces and nephews.
Funeral services with military honors will be held Friday, Nov. 9 at 11 a.m. at NH Veterans Cemetery, Rte. 3, Boscawen. There are no visiting hours.
Donations in memory may be made to The NH Veterans Home, Winter St., Tilton, NH 03276.
Paquette-Neun Funeral Home of Northfield is assisting with arrangements. For an online guestbook, please visit www.neunfuneralhomes.com.
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TILTON—Theodore B. Richard, 82, a resident of NH Veterans Home in Tilton, formerly of Exeter and Dover, died on Oct. 24, 2007.


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|Government Affairs Monthly Report
Contact The Government
Let the government officials that represent you, know what you think. Below are the links you need to communicate with the Governor, your senator, your representative in the House, your mayor and the heads of a variety of agencies whose areas of purview directly affect your business:
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico:
On the site http://www.gobierno.pr you will find a great source of information and contacts related to all the government branches, including municipalities, as well as data such as employment statistics, the economy, the tourism industry and others.
Governor's Office:
At http://www.fortaleza.gobierno.pr you can make contact directly with the Fortaleza and everyone who works at the Executive Mansion.
If you wish to contact your senator, you may do so via: http://www.senadopr.us
House of Representatives:
You may contact your representative in the House at: http://www.camaraderepresentantes.org
Legislation Feedback Link:
If you would like to learn more about bills under consideration, obtain copies of them and send your recommendations to the authors of the bills, you may do so by going to: http://www.opinapr.com.
Your opinion is important and your suggestions are welcome throughout the processes of determining new laws and regulations. At PRHTA we encourage you to take an active role in helping those we elect, by giving them the feedback they need to make informed decisions on our behalf.


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Epicure Selections Baking Giveaway!
I'm super excited to be hosting a giveaway from Epicure Selections! I'm sure many of you can tell how much I love baking, so it only makes sense that this is a baking giveaway. It's quite the awesome package, including: Cherries & Berries, Crystallized Ginger, Dark Belgian Chocolate, Pure Cocoa, Baking Powder, 4 Piece Measuring Cup Set, Mini Whisk, and Silicone Mini-Loaf Pans (Set of 4). (Seriously, that is a lot of good stuff! The winner can go on a baking frenzy!)
I was lucky and got to try out some of these products for myself too. (Pictured is some of the stuff that's part of the package - one of the loaf pans, cherries & berries, and one of the measuring cups.) I baked up some mini loaves with the yummy Cherries & Berries (dried cherries, cranberries and blueberries). The mini loaf pans are so cute and make for easy sharing! And I love that you don't have to grease them. You can check out a previous post about some of their other products (which I love).
This contest is open only to Canadians, since they only ship within Canada. To enter the giveaway, leave a comment on this post with your email address (or some way to contact you) and tell me what your favourite kind of loaf is or the best loaf you've ever had. The contest will be open until Tuesday November 24th at 1159pm PST. I'll use a random number generator to pick the winner.


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Two people have been arrested following a barbaric act of animal cruelty in Lurgan.
Police are investigating following the report of animal cruelty on Monday, February 5.
Police received a report that a young dog had been killed in the Ailsbury Park area of the town yesterday evening.
Two males have been arrested on suspicion of causing unnecessary suffering to an animal and remain in police custody at this time.
Police are appealing for anyone who has any information about this incident to contact officers in Lurgan on 101 quoting reference 1135 05/02/18. Alternatively, information can also be provided to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 which is 100% anonymous and gives people the power to speak up and stop crime.
There has been widespread disgust at the attack on the animal, the details of which are too upsetting for us to fully report.
Police have also appealed to the public to resist 'naming and shaming' the suspects on social media for fear of prejudicing any possible court proceedings.