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Austin Mahone is seriously crushing on Little Mix's Leigh-Anne Pinnock, he recently dished to the UK's CapitalFM.
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"Yeah, I fancy her," Mahone admitted, clarifying to the host: "Does that mean I like her? Yeah, I like her."
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Private Bradley Manning is of course innocent until proven guilty, although his commander-in-chief doesn't seem to have much doubt that he's broken the law.
Pte Manning is the intelligence analyst who US authorities suspect of being behind the hugely embarrassing Wikileaks releases. He was arrested in Iraq last May for illegally downloading material from America's secret internet network.
His appearance in the court room in Fort Meade, Maryland, is under what is known as an article 32 hearing in the military code. It is more than a formality. It will decide whether he will face a court martial and is likely to feature an outline of the arguments on both sides, cross-examination of witnesses and could last up to a week.
If he is found guilty of the charge of supplying information to the enemy he could be executed, although the prosecution have made it clear they will not seek the death penalty. He could however be jailed for life.
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Nokia 8 review: A flagship comeback
What we've all been waiting for has finally come, or at least what Nokia fans have been clamoring for: a proper flagship from arguably the most iconic mobile phone brand. The P29,990 Nokia 8 has come – but is it too little, too late? Let's find out.
The dazzler
Would it be too much to say that the Nokia 8 is the best looking Nokia phone ever? Not really. Aside from some Lumia models, this glass and metal ensemble is probably one of the best looking phones you can get today.
Featuring an aluminum unibody design with tapered edges, the Nokia 8, no doubt, has the looks of a flagship. The polished look matches the device's overall smooth feel. Having no edges actually gives it an "edge" when it comes to design. I would've preferred a more Lumia-like look, but I also liked the Windows Phone OS so this probably boils down to preference.
The screen is an ample 5.3 inches on a thin 7.9mm body so it doesn't only look good but also feels good in the hand. Its QHD resolution also doesn't hurt, featuring a whopping 2560 x 1440 screen resolution. It's no 4k screen, but what it lacks in resolution, it makes up for in clarity, sharpness, and one of the blackest blacks on a phone screen.
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The question is will it walk the talk? We gauge its performance in the next section.
The Performer
The Nokia 8 comes with Android 7.1.1 Nougat out of the box and is powered by a Snapdragon 835 and 4GB of RAM, which provid enough power for even graphics- and memory-intensive games and apps. Day to day use was no problem with the device opening and running apps with ease.
What delighted me when I first used it was discovering that it had 64GB of storage, which is ample in today's standards. I could make do with at least 32GB, but who wouldn't want more storage? There's also a microSD slot so you can add up to 256GB more storage if needed, but the 64GB on board is not bad at all and is more than enough for most users.
Nokia makes the claim that their new Android devices are always pure, secure, and up to date. A week before I returned my review unit, I received a notification that the Android 8.0 Oreo update was already available for the Nokia 8, so Nokia's claim seems true.
Audiophiles will be glad to know that the Nokia 8 comes with an excellent pair of in-ear headphones with clear sound – although it often sounds that it leans toward the mids a bit too much. Overall, though, sound is great and the headphones are of high quality. This is a welcome addition, especially when you consider the somewhat weak and tinny speaker of the Nokia 8. Sound from the speakers isn't exactly horrible, but suffice it to say that you won't be listening to your Spotify playlists through them.
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One of the highlights of the Nokia 8 is the ability to create what many refer to as a "bothie." A bothie is a photo taken using both front and back cameras simultaneously. It's an interesting, if practically limited, idea. It's useful when you can't quite fit yourself in a selfie, but it's the same as just creating a collage of a group shot and a single selfie. It becomes more useful when it comes to video capture.
For example, you can create a video of yourself describing a location or narrating an event while simultaneously capturing it and yourself. The feature isn't revolutionary or even new; this feature, sans the moniker, has been available in some Android devices for some time now. It's quite puzzling that Nokia is pushing this feature hard in its marketing.
The interface isn't bad because of its simplicity, but Nokia may have overdone the simplicity part here. It can be hard to find what you're looking for at times, but once you familiarize yourself, it's no problem at all.
Image quality is excellent, however, especially in good lighting conditions. Still, it can't compare to images taken by flagships from the likes of Samsung, Sony, or Apple. Images taken using the Nokia 8 were crisp, but seemed lackluster when compared to shots taken with other flagships. This is surprising, considering that it has a dual-camera setup that utilizes two 13MP shooters. Even the front camera is 13MP, so it's hard to determine what's missing here.
Speaking of the dual cameras at the back, one of them is a monochrome lens that helps improve the quality of low-light images when used in combination with the standard colored camera. It also allows you to capture true, unfiltered black-and-white shots.
On paper, the battery of the Nokia 8 is quite underwhelming, featuring a smallish 3,090mAh cell. In use, though it does quite well, considering the 5.3-inch QHD screen. With moderate use, the Nokia 8 easily lasted through until the next day, and heavy users needn't worry about charging in the middle of the day, too, as the battery has proven that it can last throughout the day.
The processor is partly to thank for the battery life. The Snapdragon 835 chipset is a particularly powerful option, and means the battery is well optimized and won't be wasting too much of its power during use. Nokia didn't find it necessary to include wireless charging tech, but it's a feature that isn't really missed. What's more important is fast-charging your battery, and Nokia's got you covered there with Quick Charge 3.0.
Who's it for?
While the Nokia 8 is far from being the best smartphone in today's ultra-competitive market, it's one that brings with it a host of features you'd expect from a great device, an elegant design, and an iconic brand name. It's a bit more expensive than expected, but if you're a Nokia fan, this won't be a problem.
If you're not a diehard Nokia fan, however, and are looking for a phone in this price range, it's not that easy to recommend it 100%. Go up the price range a bit, and you can get a waterproof Xperia XZs or the AI processor-equipped Huawei Mate 10. Go down a bit and you can choose from Samsung's high-midrange options, the powerful OnePlus 5, or lower still, ASUS' selection of solid midrangers.
The 8 is solid but it finds itself in a tricky place where there's a lot of other options. We can't wait for Nokia to follow things up with another flagship with features that might truly set it apart from the crowd.
It seems that the Nokia 8 is designed for the Nokia fan because it comes at a premium that some would be hesitant to pay. High price tag notwithstanding, the Nokia 8 is one smartphone that scores big because of its premium looks and flagship performance. – Rappler.com
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The second-generation Lenovo ThinkPad Helix is one of the first convertible ultrabooks to run Intel's Core M processor, which allows it to do a pretty neat trick. Instead of building a few whirring fans into the case like you'd find on most devices, Lenovo designed a small vapor chamber in the device that cools it without any moving parts. It's also thinner and lighter than the original Helix.
The Helix 2 is essentially a tablet that docks to a keyboard when you need to get some work done. All the important hardware is in the screen portion, which frames an 11.6-inch 1080p touchscreen with enough battery capacity to run for a few hours on its own. That goes to a full 12 hours when docked to the keyboard. It's 0.38-inches thick, which is about the same as the old iPad 4 before the first Air came out. It's more toward the computer end of the weight scale, though, at 1.8lbs.
The vapor chamber that handles all the cooling is less than half a millimeter thick, and completely does away with the need for fans or opening in the casing. That makes the overall device more sturdy and usable. You don't have to worry about blocking the intakes or getting dust built up in a fan. A vapor chamber like this one is becoming more common in enthusiast PC cooling solutions because of its increased efficiency. As the CPU heats up, coolant molecules in the vapor chamber change phase and diffuse outward. When the coolant condenses on cool surfaces, the heat is dissipated away from the CPU.
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KAZAKHSTAN, 8th January 2018
Getting back to Mori by bicycle has been Chris's goal for a long, long time now (ever since he had to take a lift with a relatively-attractive-yet-ever-so-moody Mongolian woman for one measly kilometre), and we're going to try our best to keep you right up to date with our progress on this, the final stretch to Mori. Right now we are sitting in a guesthouse bedroom in Shelek, Kazakhstan, three days out from Almaty and already completely exhausted. This is the story of those three days, told by Chris:
6th January 2018: Day One – 39 kilometres.
I woke up and I was so excited to finally be on our way. The long break in Bishkek and Almaty had almost made me forget what we were doing. Many times on our ride through the Pamirs getting to China, cycling into Mori, had been on my mind, a daydream that I hoped I could turn into a reality. Today, at last, Dea and I were going to start on the last section of cycling, the final step to creating that reality. I picked up my phone and checked the weather. A big -19C stared back at me. Okay, so nobody said this was going to be easy.
We spent a final morning making preparations, which mostly meant packing up the big mess I'd made in our guesthouse room, and prepared to leave at about midday. Fortunately the temperature had risen quite a bit during the morning, and it didn't feel too cold, maybe only single digit minuses! We pushed out of the gate and rolled down the hill of the quiet street that our guesthouse was located on. It wasn't a quiet street for long, with our winter tyres making a tremendous din as the metal studs connected with the solid tarmac. But in places the tarmac was coated with sheets of ice, and we were glad of our tyres, and even more glad to feel the studs grip the ice as firmly as they did. Before we were even at the end of the first street we knew they had been a good investment.
The quiet streets led us to a more main road that we would have to follow east for a while. The highway was too busy to cycle in, and the shoulder was coated in ice and snow that in places had solidified into deep ruts. Again our winter tyres saved us, gripping the wintery surface in a way our regular tyres simply wouldn't have. It gave us such a feeling of confidence to have these quality Nokian tyres, made for Finnish winters, on our bikes.
After a while we turned off on a much smaller road that we could follow a long way east. It was not clear of snow and ice, but we were not worried. In fact we were pleased, because there was not much traffic, and what there was had to move slowly. We weren't long on this road before a van stopped and two men came over to us. They wanted to take a photo. They were so friendly, and simply curious about what the hell we were doing. It was one of many little incidents we had with people, who waved or said hello in a way they might not have done in summer. It seemed like simply cycling in winter was breaking down barriers and warming people to us.
We cycled until sundown, and it had been such a great first day, with a great ending, riding on an empty road with a red sun low in the sky behind us. White fields were everywhere, and we made camp in one of them, cooked some baked beans, and settled in for the night.
Distance cycled: 39 kilometres. Distance to Mori: 1461 kilometres.
7th January 2018: Day Two – 62 kilometres.
I woke up a few times in the night feeling cold, with Dea snoring beside me. I had three sleeping bags and I was wearing a t-shirt, two hoodies, a down jacket and two regular jackets, but I hadn't used my bin liner technique, so it was my own fault I was cold really. We had no way to measure the temperature, but I'd guess it was approaching minus twenty overnight. It was great to hear Dea say, therefore, that she had not felt cold, although she said she had not slept so well (I was surprised to hear this, what with all the snoring). Despite our troubles, we made the effort to get up at first light. There was a great view of mountains ahead of us on the horizon with an orange sky behind them, a beautiful morning. We breakfasted on frozen bread sandwiches and cake, then resumed cycling on our lovely quiet road, the crunch of our tyres on ice the only sound.
Again the few people we saw were nice to us. One even stopped his jeep and handed us apples to eat. The man had a grey moustache and kind eyes, and he looked even more prepared for winter than us, with a fur hat, thick coat, and huge fur boots. His name was Alexander, and after hearing what we were doing, he reached into his car and pulled out some thick mittens, giving them to Dea as a present. It was a nice moment, so wonderful to feel that the people of Kazakhstan are on our side here.
On we went. Now there was no traffic at all, and we found out why that was when we came to a dead end. A bridge over a river had collapsed and there was no way through. We stopped to inspect our options. I was not keen to retreat, and the river was frozen so I went down to see if it was possible to cross. Dea watched on nervously, fearful that I might fall through the ice and be swept away. "It seems pretty solid" I said, as I stepped out onto the frozen water. Then suddenly I heard a crack and felt myself falling into the freezing cold water. Soon I was completely submerged, fighting for my life, and not really, none of that happened. The ice held and I walked across, but there were two more streams to cross further on and Dea wasn't keen on it, so we made another plan. There was a small road leading north to the main highway, where we could find another bridge. We did this, then cycled back south on another small road, before finding ourselves looking back at the broken bridge from the other side. In all we'd cycled ten kilometres, to travel ten metres, but it was the right choice.
In the evening we had to make a slight detour through a village to find something to drink. We were carrying plenty, but with daytime temperatures well below zero it would freeze faster than we could drink it. We had not yet figured out a way to stop our drinks from freezing, and were already essentially carrying several blocks of ice with us. But the village was worth a slight detour, for there were lots of people about. Kids were sledding down hills, men stood around trying to fix a frozen Lada, a mother pulled her child along on a sled, some older kids were playing ice hockey with curved wooden sticks and a rock for a puck. Life didn't stop here in winter. As we stood at the shop Dea said "I'm so glad we can see Kazakhstan in winter,"and I felt just the same. It was wonderful. We camped on a ledge overlooking the steppe below us, mountains behind, everything painted in white, both enjoying this experience so much.
Distance cycled: 101 kilometres. Distance to Mori: 1399 kilometres.
8th January 2018: Day Three – 45 kilometres.
I spent the night sharing my sleeping bags with several blocks of ice, a loaf of bread, and a jar of peanut butter. It was not such a cold night as the night before, so I didn't mind sharing too much, but I was disappointed in the morning to find that not very much of the ice had returned to water. I was very thirsty, and getting enough fluids into us before they froze solid was proving difficult.
The morning was again beautiful, but the going was made more tough by a few hills and a frustrating headwind. To make things worse Dea was having a bit of pain in her knee. I was so relieved that the pain in my knees I'd experienced on the ride to Almaty had not returned, but Dea having trouble was just as bad. So when we reached the village of Taukaraturyk we decided to leave our quieter road and head down to the highway where the going would be flatter. We also bought more water in the village, which we have begun to carry with us in our clothes, in the hope that our body warmth will keep it from freezing quite so fast. Dea has a big inside pocket on her jacket for example, a jacket which I'm sure you'll agree is very fetching (and makes her very visible too!)
We were both feeling very tired by the time we started back into the headwind on the main highway. The town of Shelek was ahead of us, and it didn't take long for us to agree that looking for a hotel there for the night was a pretty good idea. Dea could rest her knee, I could rest my everything, the ten blocks of ice we'd accumulated could thaw out, and we could write about everything, which is what we're doing right now.
Finding a hotel in town wasn't the easiest thing to do. We asked a woman where we might find one, and she confidently pointed us across town, but once there we were pointed right back again, eventually finding the hotel about twenty metres away from where that first woman had stood. After all our exertions, the warmth and comfort of the room has been very much appreciated, and despite only wanting to lie down, we have managed to find the energy to write, which I'm still doing right now. The search for wifi to upload everything somehow led us to being invited to eat fried eggs and drink coffee with the owner and his daughter. The very kind man did also then find us a little wifi router, which has allowed us to upload this very post. Which leaves me with very little else to tell you, because you're all up-to-date now, except to say that we will soon be falling asleep, so that we can get up and ride onwards tomorrow morning.
Distance cycled: 146 kilometres. Distance to Mori: 1354 kilometres.


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It's Japanese Beetle season again. I can almost hear the chomping sound on the ornamental plant leaves as we speak.
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...Or hire ninjas to karate-chop the Japanese beetles off the petals as illustrated in the TV spot below, you can go with the smarter way to rescue your roses (and other ornamental plants): the RESCUE! Japanese Beetle Trap.
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2019 Nissan Sentra
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- Min Ground Clearance (in) : 6.5
- Trunk Volume (ft³) : 15.1
- Radio: AM/FM/Aux-In Audio System -inc: 7" color touchscreen, streaming audio via Bluetooth, Bluetooth hands-free phone system, hands-free text messaging assistant, Siri eyes-free, USB connection port for iPod interface and other compatible devices, NissanConnect featuring Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, 2 illuminated rear USB ports (VPC) and SiriusXM satellite radio
- Radio w/Seek-Scan, Clock, Speed Compensated Volume Control and Radio Data System
- Window grid antenna
- 6-speaker audio system
- 2 LCD Monitors In The Front
- Heated front bucket seats
- Driver Seat
- 6-way adjustable driver's seat
- Passenger Seat
- 60-40 Folding Split-Bench Front Facing Fold Forward Seatback Rear Seat
- Manual tilt/telescoping steering column
- Gauges -inc: Speedometer, Odometer, Engine Coolant Temp, Tachometer, Trip Odometer And Trip Computer
- Power Rear Windows
- Leather/Metal-Look Steering Wheel
- Front cupholder
- Rear cupholder
- Remote Releases -Inc: Power Cargo Access and Mechanical Fuel
- Proximity Key For Doors And Push Button Start
- Valet Function
- Remote Keyless Entry w/Integrated Key Transmitter, Illuminated Entry, Illuminated Ignition Switch and Panic Button
- Cruise control w/steering wheel controls
- Distance Pacing
- Dual Zone Front Automatic Air Conditioning
- HVAC -inc: Underseat Ducts
- Glove box
- Driver foot rest
- Interior Trim -inc: Metal-Look Instrument Panel Insert, Metal-Look Door Panel Insert, Metal-Look Console Insert and Chrome/Metal-Look Interior Accents
- Full cloth headliner
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- Day-night rearview mirror
- Driver And Passenger Visor Vanity Mirrors w/Driver And Passenger Auxiliary Mirror
- Full Floor Console w/Covered Storage, Mini Overhead Console w/Storage and 1 12V DC Power Outlet
- Front map lights
- Fade-to-off interior lighting
- Full Carpet Floor Covering
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- Cargo Space Lights
- FOB Controls -inc: Trunk/Hatch/Tailgate
- Instrument Panel Covered Bin, Driver / Passenger And Rear Door Bins
- Power 1st Row Windows w/Driver 1-Touch Up/Down
- Delayed Accessory Power
- Power Door Locks w/Autolock Feature
- Trip computer
- Outside temp gauge
- Analog Display
- Seats w/Cloth Back Material
- Manual Adjustable Front Head Restraints And Manual Adjustable Rear Head Restraints
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- 2 Seatback Storage Pockets
- Engine immobilizer
- Perimeter alarm
- 1 12V DC Power Outlet
- Air filtration
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- Passenger Volume (ft³) : 95.9
- Front Head Room (in) : 39.4
- Front Leg Room (in) : 42.5
- Front Shoulder Room (in) : 54.7
- Front Hip Room (in) : 50.9
- Second Head Room (in) : 36.7
- Second Leg Room (in) : 37.4
- Second Shoulder Room (in) : 53.9
- Second Hip Room (in) : 50.1
- Electronic stability control (ESC)
- ABS And Driveline Traction Control
- Side Impact Beams
- Dual Stage Driver And Passenger Seat-Mounted Side Airbags
- Forward Collision Mitigation
- Low tire pressure warning
- Dual Stage Driver And Passenger Front Airbags
- Curtain 1st And 2nd Row Airbags
- Airbag Occupancy Sensor
- Rear child safety locks
- Outboard Front Lap And Shoulder Safety Belts -inc: Rear Center 3 Point, Height Adjusters and Pretensioners
- Back-up camera
- Fuel Economy Est-Combined (MPG) : 32
- EPA Fuel Economy Est - City (MPG) : 29
- EPA Fuel Economy Est - Hwy (MPG) : 37
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Pastor Douthwaite preached a fine sermon on the callings of Isaiah and Peter on Sunday, a model of how to preach the Law, the Gospel, and Vocation. A sampling:
For while Isaiah was indeed unclean, he was not lost. For in the depth of his sin and fear, "one of the seraphim flew to me, having in his hand a burning coal that he had taken with tongs from the altar. And he touched my mouth and said: "Behold, this has touched your lips; your guilt is taken away, and your sin atoned for." " For the Lord did not bring Isaiah before him in this vision to destroy him, but to save him. And he is saved by the offering upon the altar. When it touches his lips, his sin and guilt and uncleanness are gone. He is given new life and hope.
And the same happens for Peter. He was right in confessing that he is a sinful man, but the Lord will not depart from him and leave him in his sin. Instead, Jesus says to him: "Do not be afraid." Or in other words, do not be afraid of being in the presence of the Lord, for Jesus has not come to destroy, but to save. To save by being the offering that touched Isaiah's lips from the altar of the cross. To save by being the sacrifice for guilt and the atonement for sin as the Lamb of God. To give Peter – and all the world – new life and hope. And the words that came from Jesus' lips and touched Peter's ears did for Peter what they said. They did not inspire Peter to boldness and confidence; rather, they gave him boldness and confidence.
And so it is for you and me. At the beginning of each Divine Service, we take our place with Isaiah and Peter and confess that we are sinful and unclean. We cry out Woe is me, I am lost. A lost and condemned person. We confess that we have no right to be here, and deserve only temporal and eternal punishment. But as with Isaiah and Peter, our Lord comes to us not to destroy or condemn us, but to forgive and save us. And so like Peter, His words: "I forgive you all your sins." touch our ears and raise us to new life and hope. And like Isaiah, the sacrifice from the altar of the cross touches our lips as we eat and drink the Body and Blood of Jesus in His Supper, and our guilt and uncleanness are gone. Gone, for they are taken by our Lord, and we are given His holiness and life.And so Isaiah and Peter were mightily transformed. Isaiah's Woe is me! is replaced with "Here am I! Send me!" And Peter's Depart from me is replaced with his clinging to Jesus – leaving everything and following Him, to be a fisher of men. Yet this is not the only wonder. For is it not also a wonder that these are the very men our Lord wants to send and use. God does not look for holiest and best and most righteous of men. He does not seek the strongest and most steadfast. Rather, he takes an unknown like Isaiah and an ordinary fisherman like Peter, and uses them to proclaim His Word as prophet and apostle. . . .
And in the same way have you been mightily transformed. For the love, forgiveness, and life of Jesus is not without power. And though you are not the holiest, the best, the strongest, the most steadfast, or the most righteous – our Lord will now use you. He may not have called you to be a prophet like Isaiah, or an apostle or "fisher of men" like Peter. But our Lord has called you to be a father or mother, and speak His Word to your children. He has called you to be a friend and neighbor, to serve with His love. He has called you to be a boss or worker, to provide for others through you. He has called you to be a Christian, to speak His Word of forgiveness. And in these vocations, you are just as important as Isaiah or Peter. And Jesus is using you in ways that are both known to you and unknown to you.


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How can Good Nutrition reduce the risk of cold and FLU?
Influenza season was tough this year! Who didn't have at least a family member come down with the cold or flu? I tell my clients before this period starts that "prevention is the best cure" and the best barrier to avoid the stuffy noses, severe aches and fever is a strong immune system fueled by the essential mix of a balanced healthy diet and a smart living style.
Rely more on fruits and vegetables:
People tend to eat fewer servings of fruits and veggies during winter time when they should be having more. Make sure to rely more on those in each and every meal to get the required vitamins and anti-inflammatory agents
- Choose foods and juices that have vitamin A (in oranges, yellow fruits and vegetables, and dark green leafs), vit. C (in kiwi, orange, strawberry, broccoli, parsley), vit. E (in walnuts, almonds, vegetable oils), and flavonoids (red wine, red onion, dark chocolate).
-Provide your body with anti-inflammatory agents that are essential to both preventing and healing from the bothering colds and getting you up and going again! Anti-inflammatory agents exist in garlic, sweet potato, broccoli, olive oil, blueberry, papaya, green tea, spices such as ginger, curry and more.
Choose healthy living and eating styles
In addition to the required fruits and veggies, don't forget to boost your immunity with other healthy eating and living choices
- Yogurt, with probiotics, is essential to making you feel strong and healthy! Include it in your daily menu!
- Protein sources such as lean meat, chicken, fish, eggs, and beans provide you with the needed amino acids to form the components of your immune system. They will also provide you with iron which is essential to making you feel stronger
- Don't forget to drink lots of water to hydrate your body. The lack of adequate hydration, which usually occurs in winter months, makes the lining of the respiratory system thicker and conducive to the establishment and development of viruses and bacteria and thus the contraction of the flu.
- Avoid sugary and fatty foods as they are not a source of vitamins or minerals and will, most probably, take the place of other foods that can fortify your immune system.
- Exercise! It has been proven that there is strong correlation between exercise and desease prevention. Exercise is important all year round, especially in winter, so have a set plan to stay active during that season. Don't forget to take your training tools when you travel; almost all hotels have gyms and indoor pools where you can practice some sports!
As a final note, from personal experience I tend to find that a good bowl of soup made with fresh vegetables and a bit of chicken or lean meat on winter nights can only do good to you so "use and abuse soups ". Having a hot cup of herbal tea in-between meals will work wonders in keeping you warm and providing hydration. Another tip is to boil garlic and lemon with skin and drink to help you get healed quickly!
Hoping that no one of you will get a cold this winter!
Samia Khoury Dietitian
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Announcements and News
Lot et Garonne/Gers
Who are we?
The Chaplaincy of Aquitaine first came into being in 1825, when a church community was established in Bordeaux. In south-west France it seems that there have always been people seeking to worship God in the English language, and so for some 185 years we have been able, as the Psalmist puts it, to 'sing the Lord's song in a foreign land'. (Ps 137:14) Click here to read more about the history of the Chaplaincy.
We are a diverse bunch! It would be easy to focus on our differences in nationality, age, denominational backgrounds; life experiences; church traditions and convictions. Yet, we believe that there is one person who can unite us...and his name is Jesus Christ. As a result, what we share is far greater than what potentially could keep us apart. Jesus' death on the cross and resurrection stand at the centre of our life as faith communities in this part of France. As followers of Jesus we recognize that he is in us and we are in him.
Actually, we are on a 'shared journey: growing in Christ.' We are far from perfect, yet we strive to love, pray and live like Jesus. We are convinced that if we open ourselves to Jesus, by listening to his Word and the Holy Spirit (and act on that!!), we will bear much fruit (John 15). We hope that many will join us on that exciting journey...including you!
Committed to Christian Unity
We enjoy excellent relations with our French Roman Catholic hosts and have formed strong ecumenical links with several different Christian churches in the region. Each year French/English bilingual celebrations are held to mark the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, (18-25 January) and these provide a focus for our commitment to true ecumenism, a shared journey in faith.
Our role is to minister to the spiritual needs of English-speaking people in the Dordogne, Lot-et-Garonne and Gironde. As an Anglican Chaplaincy, part of the Diocese in Europe, we are home to Christians from all denominations. We also welcome those who are exploring questions of faith, or who are simply looking for companionship or support. All are welcome! Currently congregations comprising many different nationalities meet in a dozen or so worship centres in an area the size of Wales. Worship services in English are led by a growing team of clergy, lay readers and congregational worship leaders, and include Holy Communion, Morning Worship, Prayer and Praise, Family Services, Fresh Expressions, and Evensong.
Intercontinental Church Society
ICS: WHO ARE WE? We are an Anglican mission society who proclaim the Christ of the Scriptures to anyone who can speak or understand English, and we work mainly in countries where English is not the first language. Our churches are truly multi-national, and multi-denominational, with sometimes over 30 countries represented in the big cities like Paris, Brussels and The Hague. We work mainly in Europe, N. African rim, the Mediterranean and the Falkland Islands.
ICS: WHAT DO WE DO? We plant churches, put chaplains on summer campsites in France and Italy, and in two Swiss mountain churches, and we also recruit and nominate clergy to serve in these places, often in buildings owned by the Society. We also enable people to find English speaking churches abroad, not just Anglican churches, and via our website, www.ics-uk.org. This is an excellent resource for holidaymakers, business people travelling for their work, and students attending foreign universities. Many of our chaplaincies have strong links to the universities in the cities where they are placed, like Bordeaux in Aquitaine. ICS has been involved in this chaplaincy since 1873, and they have supported us through many a difficult period with prayer and finance.
ICS: WHAT IS MY ROLE? This is your mission agency; help ICS to reach more people both in France and beyond, so be sure to take a copy of the quarterly magazine for information and prayer. You could adopt a particular chaplaincy to support, be in contact via their website, and be part of what they are doing. For the price of a restaurant meal or two, become a member of the society, and make this sum part of your annual Christian giving pattern. Give and watch where it goes! It's exciting!
Madge Olby Honorary Travelling Secretary for ICS.
We are part of the Diocese in Europe, and are supported by the Intercontinental Church Society.
We are part of the Diocese in Europe, and are supported by the Intercontinental Church Society.
2019 'All Yours, Lord!'
2019 Theme: 'All Yours, Lord!'
Yours, Lord, is the greatness, the power, the glory, the splendour, and the majesty; for everything in heaven and on earth is yours. All things come from you and of your own do we give you.
(from Alternative Service Book, 1980)
Sisters and brothers in Christ,
We are, once again, at the beginning of a New Year and, as has been the case throughout my short time here so far, the year ahead seems somewhat shrouded in uncertainty. At a time of political turmoil here in France, and with the UK Government's apparent inability to negotiate a workable deal for exit from the EU, we certainly live in "interesting times"!
However, if we look back at the past year, we can see wonderful signs of how God is working amongst us in this Chaplaincy. Our theme for last year was "Encouraging Growth" and across our church communities we have certainly seen evidence of both spiritual and structural growth. It has also been particularly pleasing that financially we have been able to turn a budgeted deficit into a significant surplus which helps to ensure the longer-term viability of the Chaplaincy.
However, we cannot afford to be complacent and so I feel that, in the coming year, we will need to work hard to consolidate the growth and to continue the pleasingly positive trend. But it is also important to remember that we don't, and never will have to work alone. As St Paul wrote to the Thessalonians, "The one who calls you is faithful" (1 Thess 5:24). If we continue to follow God's calling to us, we will achieve amazing things.
The theme I have chosen for 2019 is "All Yours, Lord!". This reflects the sentiment of the Offertory Prayer, shown above, that was first used in the old ASB communion service. It borrows words from King David's prayer when he received gifts for the building of God's Temple (1 Chronicles 29). It reminds us that all that we have, and all that we are, comes through the grace and generosity of God. We can give nothing that God has not given to us first.
Throughout the coming year, I look forward to exploring with you how we might live – individually and as a Chaplaincy – in a way that openly acknowledges that every aspect of our lives belongs to God and is infused with His greatness, power, glory, splendour and majesty.
May I wish you, those that you love and those for whom you pray a joyful and blessed year in 2019.
Yours, in Christ
".. speaking the truth in love, we will grow to become in every respect the mature body of him who is the head, that is, Christ." (Ephesians 4:15)
Sisters and brothers in Christ,
As the old year passes, we have an opportunity to reflect on the past year and to look forward to what might lie ahead. There is little doubt that 2017 has been a challenging year in many ways and our theme – "Hold Fast" – reflected our reliance on God as our foundation and anchor in troubled times.
Now, looking forward into 2018, it is a good time to lift our eyes above the difficulties and start the New Year with hope and enthusiasm for what God has in store for us over the next twelve months. We already have some exciting events to look forward to; not least the weekend of 17th -18th March, when Bishop Robert will be in the Chaplaincy to ordain Charlotte as a Priest and for a Confirmation Service at Bertric-Burée.
But above all, I hope and pray that this year will be one in which we can all grow. Grow closer to God, grow closer to one another, grow as disciples of Christ and grow as Christ's body in SW France.
Our focus, in all things, should be on how we can encourage growth in ourselves, in others and in our communities. But our theme – "Encouraging Growth" – also has a second meaning because growth, when it occurs, is encouraging and gives us the hope and energy that is needed to grow even further.
The logo for the year features sunflowers, which are such a familiar part of our regional landscape, and butterflies that symbolise the freedom and transformation that is so often associated with growth.
Thank you all for that you have done over the last year and for what I am sure you will continue to do in 2018. This is a theme that we can enjoy and with which we can have some fun. However, it is also a theme that challenges each and every one of us to transform our lives to become more Christ-like.
With my very best wishes for a blessed 2018,
Tony's Licensing service
Blessed Licensing service and joyful fellowship
What a lovely day we all had at Bordeaux for the Licensing of our New Chaplain Rev'd Tony Lomas and his wife Ingrid on Saturday 10th September 2016. The interior of the Bordeaux Chapel was simply magnificent, with the sun streaming in behind the beautiful stained glassed windows overlooking the ministers, congregation and the choir.
The procession during the opening hymn saw Bishop Robert Innes and other ministers enter the church to take their places around the altar. It was lovely to see our own Rev'd Charlotte Sullivan deaconing for Bishop Innes and it was sheer joy to hear the Bordeaux Choir singing a setting of Psalm 150.
The Licensing of Rev'd Tony Lomas was very moving, and included the presentation of symbols related to Tony's ministry in Aquitaine, presented by new friends around the Chaplaincy. It was a privilege to take Communion from the Bishop and Tony.
Our congratulations and sincere thanks must go to all at Bordeaux, for all their hard work in organising the event. After the service, we were all treated to the most scrumptious canapés and drinks in the sunny courtyard, which was followed by a bring and share lunch with variety to suit everyone's taste. Many thanks to all who contributed to the abundant spread.
Well done to everyone at Bordeaux and a warm welcome to Tony as our Chaplain. As Tony and Ingrid start their journey in Aquitaine we sincerely wish them both a very long and happy stay in our Chaplaincy.


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At the shelters in Baan Taling Ngam and Chaweng all dogs receive vaccinations against rabies, hepatitis, parvovirus, distemper, parainfluenza and leptospirosis once a year.
Cats receive vaccinations against rabies, feline panleukopenia, cat flu, chlamydia, herpes and leukemia.
We also try to vaccinate and deworm as much dogs as we can at the big beaches once a year.
Here you can find some pictures of several activities at the beaches.
February 2010
Vaccinations at CHAWENG and LAMAI-BEACH
February 2011
Vaccinations at CHOENG MON BEACH
March 2011
We also rely on your help - please help us to vaccinate and deworm all cats and dogs.
Every day we castrate 6 animals at the selter and have to face 3 to 6 emergency cases.
Those animals often bring bacteria or virus with them. We try not to bring any animals to the shelter which aren't vaccinated - but in emergency or sickness cases this isn't possible...
All animals that need to be desexed at our shelter will be vaccinated 3 weeks prior the surgery.
Unfortunately a lot of dogs die of the parvovirus. Puppies are especially at risk.
Distemper is also very common and caused by a virus. The only protection is a vaccination. Distemper damages brain nerves which causes various symptoms. Puppies are especially at risk. When a dog got infected we can only euthanise it to release it from it's neural pain.
As puppies are especially at risk we try to find a foster home for them until they have been vaccinated twice. After that we bring them to our puppy house and try to find a new home for them.
In april 2001 the government declared Samui to be the first rabies-free region.
Within the past 12 years we did about 60000 rabies vaccinations.
If you were bitten by a cat or dog I recommend to go to the doctor and ask for a vaccination. After that you are protected for 5 years and can pet animals all over the world without any fear.


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About the Book
About the Book
DeadEndia: The Watcher's Test (Book 1)
Barney and his best friend Norma are just trying to get by and keep their jobs, but working at the Dead End theme park also means battling demonic forces, time traveling wizards and scariest of all --- their love lives!
Follow the lives of this diverse group of employees of a haunted house, which may or may not also serve as a portal to hell, in this hilarious and moving graphic novel, complete with talking pugs, vengeful ghosts and LBGTQIA love!
DeadEndia: The Watcher's Test (Book 1)
- Publication Date: August 7, 2018
- Genres: Comic Books, Fiction, Graphic Novel, Horror, Paranormal, Romance, Young Adult 14+
- Paperback: 240 pages
- Publisher: Nobrow Press