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End of Education Is Character
End of education is character
The end of education is character. Without a proper character, education is of no value. Nowadays, under the pretext of separating the religion and the state, the schools don't teach anything but subjects. Morals that used to be taught earlier are abandoned by the public schools. If one lacks character, values and principles in life, however educated a person is, what can he accomplish in life? Even if he achieves academic and professional achievements, will that result in achieving peace of mind?
We recently had a spiritual discussion among a few friends and the subject matter of discussion was about education. One of the friends asked, "What is true education?" Other friends sat in a circle tried to address that question. One said, "Education without character is of no value. Education we get might help us make a living but we won't be able to take anything with us when we leave. On the contrary, if we build character, the benefits derived from that would be carried over to our next life."
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Another friend said, "Sometimes I wonder what can I teach my children when I am work in progress and still in the process of learning so many things. Education is a life-long exercise and it stops only when I leave my mortal coil." "Education is learning that every life in this world came from a same source and to put in a clear perspective, understanding only the name and form of each person is different, all lives originated from the same source" said another friend.
My wife said, "Whether we need it or not, we get a lot of advice from several sources throughout our life. We can take what we find useful and others we can learn to ignore. At the end of the day, listening to our own consciousness and making decisions based on what we believe in our heart is the right way."
When my turn came to say something I said, "The fact that we are born in this world is an indication that we have come to learn something. We face series of.


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Hello All,
As we witnessed at the recent Clare county council meeting our local representatives have listened to our concerns and acted upon them. The ban by the council and an amendment to the County Development Plan do not secure an outright ban on fracking in Clare but have sent a strong signal to the Department of Energy& Communications that unregulated fracking is unwelcome here. The Department have contacted Clare County council to discuss the happenings. The West is awake… and now to the East! Our awareness- raising and lobbying has been effective at county level but we mustn't stop here. Your continued support is vital.
And so for the update…
1. Clare Fracking on the national news
2. Fracking banned in Bulgaria.
4. If you do one thing this week….
5. Upcoming information nights& screening of Gasland.
1. Clare Fracking Concerned on the national news
See the link below for coverage of Clare County Councils action on fracking. Well done again on all your calls& e-mails to councillors& for the very strong attendance in the council chambers. A fine example of the power of the people!
2. Fracking banned in Bulgaria.
Good news! Last week saw the oil giant Chevron being refused permission to drill in Bulgaria when the Government voted to ban fracking.
3. Weekly national newsletter
You can read the national weekly anti - fracking newsletter for more detail on what is happening nationally& internationally. A great source of news compiled by our frack-free colleagues in Leitrim.
4. If you do one thing this week… write to Minister for Energy & Communications Pat Rabitte.
Please write to Minister for Energy&Communications Pat Rabitte (whose department deal with fracking licences) to express your stance on the matter.
Sample letter- http://frackingfreeireland.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/Letter-Pat-Rabbitte-inform-and-call-for-a-ban.pdf
5.Upcoming screenings of Gasland& information evenings
Members of the group have volunteered to organise screenings of Gasland in their local pubs& community centres. This is wonderful as the few of us who started it can't get to all parishes. If you would like to do so also let us know& we'll get you a copy of the DVD& help you with advertising etc.
Upcoming screenings are
Lissycasey: Fanny O'Dea's pub, Thursday Jan 26th at 8pm
Ennistymon: The Courthouse Gallery, Friday Jan 27th at 8pm
Gort: Gort Resource Centre, Friday Jan 27th at 8pm.
Kinvara: Johnsons' Hall, Friday 10th Fe bat 8.30pm
6.Donations welcome
The recent posting of 6,500 information leaflets to houses in West Clare cost €1500. Printing posters is an on-going cost so any donations are very welcome. There are collection points in The Graney, Health food shop, Scariff, Meanwell Wholefoods, Ennis and The Butter Market Café, Kilrush. If there is no container on the counter just ask a staff member or contact us at Clare Fracking Concerned if you would like to donate directly. Thank you.
Finally if anyone wants to get more involved in helping us at Clare Fracking Concerned we'de be delighted to hear from you.
Kind regards,
Clare Fracking Concerned

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Recommended age Adult-Adult
Dr. Stevanne Auerbach's new book, "Dr. Toy's Smart Play Smart Toys: How to Raise a Child with a High PQ* (Play Quotient)" is an ideal gift for a new parent or one with older kids who's interested in expanding their child's interests and play opportunities. What Dr. Toy has created is a simple, easy-to-follow guide for selecting age-appropriate toys or play opportunities for your child or grandchild that addresses specific needs of children at different stages of their development. Dr. Toy is not some "ivory tower" sort of child psychologist whose experience is learned from books. She is practical, down-to-earth, and a seasoned mother and grandmother. She explains, in lay terms, the role of play in developing a well rounded, resilient child. She helps parents understand a child's developmental stages and what's needed at each one: how to direct a child's play into new areas; how to use toys wisely; how to purchase smartly; and why playing together helps strengthen relationships between parent and child. I loved this book and recommend it for all parents, especially new ones.
A child's ability to play does more than provide for fun and diversion; it is critical for his or her emotional and intellectual growth, and teaches everything from social skills to analytical thinking. Stevanne Auerbach, Ph. D., has dedicated a lifetime to the importance of play and gives you specific advice on which toys to buy and what kind of games to play to empower your child's overall development.
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Source: State departments of revenue
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Once again, the ladies did it right and had a wonderful day of sharing the obsession/passion we love. Quilting was the star and most of the guilds from Kentucky Heritage Society's District 6 were on display to show off. This is our District 6 leader, Linda Slye, who once again pulled all the guilds together for a great time had by all. The "show off" included quilts; quilters; and winning prizes. Here's a sample of some of the beautiful quilts made by the committee members for QDO, of which I am one. The thought was were were the Blooming Idiots-haha.
This is Marilou Jacobs our guest speaker organizer/helper. It went with the festivities of the day and a good time was had by all.
Here are some of the quilters. We quilters are generally a fun loving group and we like our little gangs together we call quilt guilds. If you are lucky enough to find a guild that fits your personality, it can be a wonderful thing.This is my quilt guild, Northeast Quilting Friends. I think above all the craftsmanship of quilting, it is the friendship and support you get from your quilt guild that endures.
Here is the Mount Washington Quilting Bees-all dressed in black and yellow with their patriotic hats.
Our group, Northeast Quilting Friends, was set up next to our guest speaker for the day, Karen Witt. She was very informative and entertaining for quilters. There is a jargon for all crafts and quilting is no different. Karen spoke quilter and also about the history of quilt patterns and textiles. It was a very interesting talk and trunk show of reproduction quilts.
We also had lots of prizes for our ladies and gents to win. My goodness this woman relishes the job that most despise. I've tried begging for prizes for other activities and found it easier just to buy them myself and donate them than to spend the time begging for donations. It is truly a gift and a woman-not even in our District 6-was more than happy and successful at getting 12 sewing machines, 2 cabinets and lots of other goodies. My star wasn't shining that day so I didn't win anything, but, Lordy there was lots of happy ladies carrying sewing machines out the door.
The day wasn't a total loss for me, I bought these goodies. I really hate stopping my sewing rhythm to wind bobbins, so I got this Side Winder. And Marie gave everyone a Goodie Bag that included several fun things for the quilter.
I also bought this pattern with a stamp to make the hexagons.
It's a pattern for a Grandmother's Flower Garden hexagon pattern and stamp. I love how she incorporated the toile into the design. Karen didn't have the quilt with her, it's in France being photographed for Quiltmania a great French magazine about quilting.
We also had a quilt challenge, Springtime in Kentucky as the theme. Here is my entry: WooHoo!


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"There are 3 I's that apply to Ziad Abdelnour, Blackhawk's CEO: Intelligence, Integrity and Insight. Ziad is an incredible human being with a firm grip and understanding of the financial situation in the US and indeed all over the world. Moreover he is a man with great vision, ambition and is indeed an inspiration to us all. He puts his points across with conviction, determination and more importantly with well informed market intelligence. I believe Blackhawk Partners is and will continue to have a phenomenal impact on the world of finance. I am wishing Ziad continued success in all his endeavours and I am very pleased to know him."
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Yes, I joined a book club. As a writer, I also love to read. Reading is highly recommended for writers by well-known authors. Especially if you read their books. Just kidding!
I found a Wednesday morning writing group, as I said last week, and one of the members of that group told me about the book club. Meet-up is the place where all the great stuff is listed and once I heard about the group, I went on there to join. Now I get all the alerts and the polls for voting for the next book we will all read.
I love this group because they read science fiction and fantasy, switching every month. At the end of the year, we will have read 6 new sci-fi and 6 new fantasy books. My goal is to slip in as many romances as possible, but don't tell them.
I'm also thrilled that the group was reading a sci-fi book the month I joined. My husband was willing to read it and attend with me. We didn't finish it in time for the meeting, but we had enough read to keep up with the conversation.
We read Ninefox Gambit by Yoon Ha Lee, an amazing bit of writing and story craft. Breaking rules seems to be this author's best skill, leaving so much to the reader's imagination. Like one of the club members said, His rule is Don't Tell and Don't Show, either.
Next month we are reading Wylding Hall by Elizabeth Hand. Mike's already finished it and was more impressed than he expected to be. I'll start it soon, but I need a Romance break. I think I should also mention that the meetings are held at various breweries around the north county. That helped me to get Mike to the first meeting. Books and Beer is a great combination. And really intelligent conversation.
I voted for the September book, which will be a science fiction selection. I want to read almost all of the candidate novels, but Zeroes by Scott Westerfeld, Margo Lanagan, and Deborah Biancotti, caught my interest and held it as I read blurbs on Goodreads for the selections.
But the winner looks like it will be All Systems Red by Martha Wells, first in the Murderbot series. It's almost impossible to find a book that's not first in a series. Ninefox Gambit has a sequel that I want to read, Raven Stratagem, Book 2 in the Machineries of Empire series.
The other nominations are, listed in my order of preference:
Robopocalypse by Daniel H. Wilson
Illuminae by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff
Have you read any of these? No Spoilers, but let me know if you liked it and if you agree with my ranking in the comments. I have to say that I love I, Robot, but have read it too many times to vote for it in this situation. Thanks for reading, I'll be back on Sunday.


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St. Mark's Presbyterian Church – The Rev. Bart Smith
The Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time (October 8, 2017)
Exodus 20:1-4, 7-9, 12-20 and Matthew 21:33-46 – "Another Way"
Our first reading is from the Book of Exodus:
Then God spoke all these words:
I am the Lord your God who brought you out of Egypt, out of the house of slavery.
You must have no other gods before me.
Do not make an idol for yourself—no form whatsoever—of anything in the sky above or on the earth below or in the waters under the earth.
Do not use the Lord your God's name as if it were of no significance; the Lord won't forgive anyone who uses his name that way.
Remember the Sabbath day and treat it as holy. Six days you may work and do all your tasks,
Honor your father and your mother so that your life will be long on the fertile land that the Lord your God is giving you.
Do not kill.
Do not commit adultery.
Do not steal.
Do not testify falsely against your neighbor.
Do not desire your neighbor's house. Do not desire and try to take your neighbor's wife, male or female servant, ox, donkey, or anything else that belongs to your neighbor.
When all the people witnessed the thunder and lightning, the sound of the horn, and the mountain smoking, the people shook with fear and stood at a distance. They said to Moses, "You speak to us, and we'll listen. But don't let God speak to us, or we'll die."
Moses said to the people, "Don't be afraid, because God has come only to test you and to make sure you are always in awe of God so that you don't sin."
Our second reading is from Matthew's Gospel:
[Jesus said] "Listen to another parable. There was a landowner who planted a vineyard. He put a fence around it, dug a winepress in it, and built a tower. Then he rented it to tenant farmers and took a trip. When it was time for harvest, he sent his servants to the tenant farmers to collect his fruit. But the tenant farmers grabbed his servants. They beat some of them, and some of them they killed. Some of them they stoned to death.
"Again he sent other servants, more than the first group. They treated them in the same way. Finally he sent his son to them. 'They will respect my son,' he said.
"But when the tenant farmers saw the son, they said to each other, 'This is the heir. Come on, let's kill him and we'll have his inheritance.'They grabbed him, threw him out of the vineyard, and killed him.
"When the owner of the vineyard comes, what will he do to those tenant farmers?"
They said, "He will totally destroy those wicked farmers and rent the vineyard to other tenant farmers who will give him the fruit when it's ready."
Jesus said to them, "Haven't you ever read in the scriptures, The stone that the builders rejected has become the cornerstone. The Lord has done this, and it's amazing in our eyes?
Therefore, I tell you that God's kingdom will be taken away from you and will be given to a people who produce its fruit. Whoever falls on this stone will be crushed. And the stone will crush the person it falls on."
Now when the chief priests and the Pharisees heard the parable, they knew Jesus was talking about them. They were trying to arrest him, but they feared the crowds, who thought he was a prophet.
One aspect of the Bible I've come to appreciate with each passing year is how honest it is. Life is messy and senselessly brutal sometimes. We may be in the mood for an encouraging Hallmark card this morning, but the Bible tells the truth about how life is!
Take Jesus' parable here. You'd need to know who his audience is to get the full force of it. Jesus is in the middle of a series of three parables he's telling withn earshot in the temple in Jerusalem. He's getting into it with the chief priests and the Pharisees (again) and has the gall to warn them that God's reign will be snatched from their grasp if they reject his message. The nerve! In that light, this parable is a critique of how power structures reject those messengers of God who tell the truth.
Over time, the church has interpreted this parable allegorically, with the landowner standing in for God, the servants standing in for Israel's prophets, and the son standing in for Christ, or some variation on all those. People have done some awful things with this line of interpretation, mistakenly reading into the parable how First Century Jewish people "rejected" Jesus. A pretty big detail those interpreters often miss, however, is that Jesus is speaking directly to the religious authorities and not to the Jewish people in general.
As I said, the Bible doesn't shy away from the raw realities of life. And as we read this parable this morning, this week, this year, I can't help but reel from the bloodshed in it. What a violent text! You've got these wicked tenant farmers who beat up on some poor servants of the landowner. And the landowner, assuming as one rightly did back then that the family heir would garner more respect than the servants, sends the heir to the vineyard. But what do the tenants do? They kill him!
Trying to trip up the Pharisees, Jesus then asks them, "When the owner of the vineyard comes, what do you think he'll do to these tenant farmers?" They reply, "Well naturally he'll totally destroy those wicked farmers and rent the vineyard to others." The odd thing is that Jesus doesn't actually say to them, "Yeah, you're right, landowner is going to smite the wicked farmers." The Pharisees assume that's the way the king should respond, but Jesus doesn't fall into the trap of their logic. The landowner sends servings and they are killed. The landowner sends more servants and they are killed too. The landowner sends his son and even he is killed. That's how the myth of redemptive violence operates, you see: someone hits you, you hit back harder, and the cycle continues.
But that's not the answer Jesus supplies. We know from the rest of his story that he keeps on resisting the temptation to fight fire with fire. The parable is left open ended in terms of whatever the landowner does next, but whatever is next the cycle is broken. The way that Jesus framed the parable is as a story of contrast between God's reign and the ways of the world.
What an awful last few weeks it has been, as far as violent tragedies are concerned! Natural disasters, the Rohingya people fleeing Myanmar. What happened in Las Vegas alone is enough to make you sick to your stomach. I haven't been doing this preaching "thing" long, but I'm getting very weary of trying to find something to say in the wake of each mass shooting. When is enough… well, enough? When will our leaders muster the political will to regulate technology that is a clear public health threat? When will we starting naming and addressing the subterranean forces that fuel violence like this, violence by people who entirely male and mostly white: fear, rage, isolation, hopelessness, and societal norms about masculinity?
I can't shake the hunch that violence on this scale seems to be ever-increasing in frequency, almost to the point that we're not even shocked when something like what happened in Vegas happens. We're numbing to it, I'm afraid, which doesn't bode well for our society. Like the chief priest and the Pharisees, we've come to expect it.
So that makes me wonder, where's an alternative to such violence? Isn't there another way?
In the face of so much that is awful, I keep coming back to that prayer written by Reinhold Niebuhr and made popular by Twelve-Step communities. "God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, Courage to change the things I can, And wisdom to know the difference." I have to remember what is and is not within my control. The awareness keeps coming to me that I have to… no, that we have to dedicate and rededicate ourselves to living as people of peace. That's what's mostly within our control– how we respond to the stress and calamity of this moment.
And it's in that light that I see the Ten Commandments (from our first reading) as a summons to live differently as God's people, to be that alternative. It might be easy to breeze past this list because we're so familiar with it or because someone drilled it into us in catechism class or Sunday school, but the Ten Commandments were originally a gift of a liberating God to a liberated people. The Holy One was saying, in essence, "You're free now, so this is how you are to live together as a community, to put loving me and loving your neighbor at the center. Remember to observe Sabbath. Don't take what is not yours. Don't murder. Don't lie…"
There's a lot of guidance for us in this Book about how to follow a different path, with the help and the grace of God's Spirit. There are alternatives to the violent cycles of the world: forgiveness, compassion, telling the truth with integrity. They're painfully slow and they take a lifetime to practice, but they're the only way out.
One of the best descriptions of the Ten Commandments I've ever heard was this: "At the parting of the Red Sea, God took the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt. At Sinai (where the Ten Commandments were given), God took Egyptian slavery out of the Israelites." [1]
That's our call: to be God's liberated people, a people who operate out of another way. It's a call that sounds nearly impossible given the violent cycles in which the world is locked in these days, but the good news is that we're never left alone. Thanks be to God!
[1] A version of this saying was attributed to professor Kathryn Schifferdecker of Luther Seminary by her colleagues on the Sermon Brainwave Podcast for October 8. 2017.
Featured image: Ten Commandments, illustrative wood relief carving, Vanderbilt Divinity Library.


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You may get a number of friends at every stage of your life but you may not imagine an organization as a friend of yours. Mostly you may have seen organizations that help the people by providing them food cloth and stuffs for education, but you may not have found any organization that can help you by providing you happiness and relaxation. Yes, such type of organization exists in this world that that helps you get out of problem and stress so that you could lead a happy and healthy life. One of these unique organizations is Anasazi Foundation. This organization is situated in Arizona but they are trying to fetch people from all over the world. They are trying to help the maximum possible people they could reach. Among a number of therapies or treatment programs, they have a specialized treatment program for the teens namely trouble teen program.
This organization has a treatment program for the people of every age. Problems can attack the people of any age this is why they have a number of programs to offer you. They are mainly working on the problems of the parents and children relationship. They also have a special program to treat the youth who are in trouble. They have found that most of the mistakes are done in the teenage this is why the teenagers fall in trouble the most. They have a special program to help the teens and they have named it as the troubled teen program. The name totally justifies the work they are doing under this program. They do counseling of the patient and help them to get out of the previous mistakes and they also provide the power so that they won't get into any trouble further.
If you find that Arizona is far from you then you can contact them through email. You can get their email id from their official webpage. They are also available on various social networking sites; you can get the regular updates from their pages in the social networking sites by following their pages on those social networking sites.


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Red Sox trade Rich Hill to Angels as part of flurry of transactions
The Red Sox traded left-hander Rich Hill to the Angels in exchange for cash, the team announced. Hill, 34, was 3-3 with a 3.23 ERA, 10.4 strikeouts and 3.9 walks per nine innings in 39 frames with Triple-A Pawtucket. He signed a minor league deal with his hometown team this spring in order to remain close to home after the tragic death of his infant son in February. Hill had been commuting to and from Pawtucket from his residence in Boston. He'd held lefties to a .196 average with no extra-base hits while punching out 16 of the 53 (30 percent) lefties he'd faced for the Sox' highest affiliate. He was added to the Angels big league roster as soon as the trade became official. Also on Tuesday, the Red Sox announced that left-hander Chris Capuano -- designated for assignment last week to clear a roster spot for Clay Buchholz -- had been released, making him a free agent. The 35-year-old started brilliantly, with 15 scoreless innings, but over May and June permitted 16 runs in 16 2/3 innings. He is now a free agent. Corner infielder Michael Almanzar, selected from the Red Sox by the Orioles in the Rule 5 draft in December, was returned to the Sox by Baltimore. Almanzar was acquired when the O's needed third base depth to protect them with Manny Machado on the DL to open the year; however, even though he spent the season on the major league roster (as required of a Rule 5 draft pick), he did not play a single game in the big leagues, and played just nine games for Orioles minor league affiliates on rehab assignments, hitting .156/.229/.344 in 35 plate appearances. Almanzar will join the Sox' Double-A affliate in Portland, where he spent all of 2013, hitting .268/.328/.432 with 16 homers in 131 games.


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I got a bit smashed up at training on Wednesday. Rare, and entirely superficial skin damage, but it happens. It'll recover nicely, but for now, all my fingers are taped up and my glove (at least) has blood on it. It's more frustrating than anything - that I made a mistake once, fine, but that I did it again and got hit in the same place again, stupid. This week's lessons were determination and ... something undefinable to do with being required to gain multiple single hits from a trailing position. It's mentally easy to take one or two and then relax, but starting from four hits down, that won't ever do. More thinking required.
Today kind of petered out into contemplativeness. I'm back in the borrowed flat which has grown a little familiar around me. Left to my own devices, I tend to hole up, keep everything within reach and just look after myself. The cat keeps me company sometimes, and my glass is on the kitchen table where I left it. Tonight I just have to pack; I'm tempted to throw everything in higgledy-piggledy and sort it out when I land, but the forward-looking part of me says I should wake up early and do the washing so I land with everything clean.
Mostly, this week, I've actually managed real work instead of meetings. If I'm lucky, I'll continue the trend; but my time is somewhat at the mercy of a beneficent management. For the record, my future movements are likely to be:
28th Feb: TechAdventure, then Pandora's Box if I survive it.
6th, 7th Mar: Brighton, London, DJing.
14th, 15th Mar: Possibly Newcastle, Maker Faire.
Second half of Mar: Something in the USA.
31st Mar-14th Apr: Belfast, World Championships. Must remember national anthems.
I have some dates booked after that, but it's all a bit fuzzy.


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Popular suburbs for families with kids
The top 20 most popular suburbs for families with kids in our capital cities and regional centres.
This free report can help you identify which suburbs are the most popular and what it costs to buy into that suburb.
Highlights from our Most Popular Suburbs for Families Report:
- South-West Sydney suburbs dominate the most popular areas in Australia
- Entry level prices across Sydney's top 20 suburbs range from $653,000 in Hassall Grove to $1,192,000 in Beaumont Hills
- Entry level prices for houses within 10kms of Sydney start at $1.4 million in Earlwood and up to $3.5 million in Longueville
- Mackenzie is Brisbane's most popular suburb with typical house values at $793,000 and entry level prices at $732,000
- Roxburgh Park and Burnside Heights are Melbourne's most popular suburbs for families due to their lower entry prices, public transport and arterial road connections
- Eight of Perth's top 20 most popular family suburbs are located around Wanneroo and Joondalup.


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Fridays with Franklin: From Bun to Blanket
One authority's response was, "Granny squares? Oh, they're easy. Just a ring and then double crochet and make sure to work four corners. You can do more corners or fewer if you want a different shape. Okay? Bye."
I was reminded of a Victorian knitting pattern in my collection that instructs you to make a baby's jacket by first casting on "stitches sufficient to reached around the baby." Super helpful. Thanks.


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KPFK Listener Candidate: Nancy Lawrence
I was born in New York City in 1945, traveled to South America and spent two years in Europe. Even as a child, I had an interest in politics, science, philosophy, art and history, especially in worlds very different from mine. I 'm not afraid to say that my politics are way to the left, (revolutionary ecosocialist).
I am active in the Peace and Freedom Party, I'm also involved in climate justice and the Fight for the Soul of the Cities. The fight against patriarchy, racism, imperialism, police brutality are to me, part of a larger struggle. In 2010, the World's Peoples' Conference on Climate Change and the Rights of Mother Earth in Cochabamba, Bolivia was a turning point in my life. Out of Cochabamba came an internationalist, anti-capitalist, and Indigenous comovision to save out planet from climate chaos. This thrust me into the climate justice movement.
Throughout most of my life, KPFK has been my companion and teacher, from programs as diverse as Dedon Kamathi and Alan Watts, to programs in Spanish, gender issues and rich musical programming. In today's world, we need KPFK more than ever to be the "Voice of the Peoples," here and internationally. This is why I have offered to run as a candidate for the Local Station Board.
One of the problems at he Pacifica stations is financial, which has resulted in long fund drives. There is a danger of creeping corporate support in order to get money. We need to improve out news programming covering the often revolutionary struggles of communities on the front lines. The Spanish-language news program Informativo Pacifica is a great example. In state and national politics, we need to cover Peace and Freedom, Green and Socialist/Communist candidates the same way we cover Democrats and Repulicans. We live in a time of great crisis, with capitalist system that forces us to consume things we do not need, that imposes GMOs and junk food, imperialist wars, and the destruction of our planet. Science tells us we do not have much time left. Movements like Black Lives Matter, to movements in the Global South fighting against climate change can be brought together on KPFK as we fight for a world that is bio-centric. Our Mother Earth no cries out: "I can't breathe!" For this, and other reasons, I hope you will vote for me.
I am a member of the Grassroots Community Radio Coalition (www.grc-socal.org)


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HAD to show off this piece from PRISCILLA BURRIS for the special Day for animals needing homes! and to show off our two Rescued Cat friends… one now 7 and tiny – thus PEANUT. and BUDDY now 1 1/2 and gotten as a 8 wk old from rescued mother to be a friend for my husband. We'd recently lost our dear 16 yr old LOGO tuxedo cat Trelle. But BUDDY is now an almost 17 LB 'young man' and Peanut isn't so sure this was a good idea!
Go ahead…..BRING THEM HOME. They'll love you forever…….


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Burjeel Hospital conducted Expressive Art Therapy workshop with Al Sadikat Ladies Group
Burjeel Hospital CME Program, on "Approach to Headache".
Burjeel Hospital partnered with GEMS World Academy for health awareness lecture.
Dr. Moudar Taisir Choucker made a presentation on "Ultrasound guided nerve blocks"
Burjeel Hospital at Computer Network Systems (CNS)
Burjeel Hospital is in major Arabic lifestyle magazine with Dr. Noha Elsheikh
Dr. Deepti Chaturvedi advises parents on how to prevent their children from mosquito bites this season
Burjeel Hospital is in major English news with Dr. Madhav Rao, Consultant – Ophthalmology and Vitreo-Reti
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I recently bought the Book: The Making of the Indebted man by Maurizio Lazzarato – an Italian born Paris based sociologist and philosopher, and in light of the Nobel Prize for the European Union I thought I would type out a brief excerpt but first I want to say a word or two about semiotics.
Semiotics is the study of signs and sign processes (semiosis), indication, designation, likeness, analogy, metaphor, symbolism, signification, and communication. Semiotics is often divided into three branches:
- Semantics: Relation between signs and the things to which they refer; their denotata, or meaning
- Syntactics: Relations among signs in formal structures
- Pragmatics: Relation between signs and the effects they have on the people who use them
Here Lazzarato look at the debt and the debt creditor relationship. He seem it a sign or symbol of something else. What that is I suppose you will see soon enough.
The debtor creditor relationship intensifies mechanisms of exploitation and domination at every level of society, for within it no distinction exists between workers and the unemployed, consumers and producers, working and non-working populations, retirees and welfare recipients. Everyone is a "debtor" accountable and guilty before capital. Capital has become the Great Creditor. The Universal Creditor. AS the current "crisis leaves no room to doubt, property remains one of the major political stakes of neo-liberalism, since the creditor-debtor relationship is a product of power relations between the owners (of capital) and non-owners (of capital).
Through public debt entire societies become indebted. Instead of preventing "inequalities," the latter exacerbates them. It is high time we call these inequalities, simply, "class differences"
The "new economy", the information and knowledge societies, have all been absorbed by the debt economy. In those democracies that triumphed over communism, just a handful of people (certain functionaries at the IMF, the European Central bank, the EU, and a few politicians) now decide for everyone according to the interests of a minority. The debt economy has deprived the immense majority of Europeans of political power, which had already been diminished through the concession of a representative democracy. It has deprived them of a growing share of the wealth that past struggles had wrested from capitalist accumulation. And above all, it has deprived them of the future, that is, of time as decision-making, choice and possibility.
The series of financial crises has violently revealed a subjective figure that, while already present, now occupies the entirety of public space: the "indebted man." The subjective achievements liberalism has promised ("everyone a shareholder, everyone an owner, everyone an entrepreneur") have plunged us into the existential condition of the indebted man at once responsible and guilty for his particular fate.
….. Capitalism has abandoned the epic narratives it had constructed around the "conceptual types" of the entrepreneur, the creative visionary, and the independent worker, "proud of being his own boss." By pursuing their personal interests alone, these types supposedly work for the good of all. The dedication, subjective motivation and the work on the self preached by the management since the 1980's have become an injunction to take upon oneself the costs and risks if the economic and financial disaster. The population must take charge of everything business and the Welfare State "externalize" onto society, debt, first of all.
According to business leaders, the media, politicians, and experts,…[…]… the true causes of the repeated crises lie in the excessive demands of the governed who want nothing more than to laze about, and in the corruption of the elites who, in reality, have always had a hand in the international division of labor and power.
The neoliberal power bloc cannot and does not want to "regulate" the "excesses" of finance because its political program continues to be based on the choices and decisions that brought us the latest crises. Instead with its threat of sovereign debt defaults, it seeks to reduce wage to a minimum, cut social services so that the Welfare State is made to serve its new "beneficiaries – business and the rich – and privatize everything.


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Now with over 2,000 breweries operating across the country that produce a wide variety of beer – more people are choosing a craft beer while enjoying a nice meal –over a bottle of wine or a mixed cocktail.
In the mood for a steak? Instead of a Cabernet Sauvignon for your rib eye, try a brown ale like Moose Drool Brown Ale. Think white wine is the only thing that goes with fish? Try a Belgian Witbier or Belgian White beer instead.
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"I think just the flavors and all the uniqueness of all the craft beers that are out there just provide a lot of value for the customers," said Raul Gonzalez, owner and executive chef of Rulis' International Kitchen in El Paso, Texas. "With the way the economy's been, people are looking out. They are trying to get bang for their buck," said Gonzalez.
A craft beer costs someone $4 or 5 for a pint or bottle, whereas a glass of wine can be as much as $15, with even moderately-priced bottles starting at $25. Gonzalez said his customers generally aren't as intimated by ordering a bottle of beer, as they are when picking wine.
"I think wine for the longest time, people assumed it's only for the rich, only for the knowledgeable," said Gonzalez. "Beer is so much easier to access," he added.
Adrian Perez, a craft brands manager with L&F Distributing in El Paso, said he's seen many wine drinkers make the transition to beer. "When they hear 'hops,' 'malty', 'bitter,' 'sweet' – they're curious to see how it is so they break that old niche they had," said Perez.
In Gonzalez's restaurant the wine list is getting shorter while the beer list has expanded –a trend that those the hospitality business say extends to wine and beer stores in El Paso.
"The craft beer sales are off the chart here in El Paso. Compared to five, maybe seven years ago we had maybe a dozen labels, now we're in the hundreds," said Perez.


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Police have appealed for witnesses after a male was seen at the rear of a house in Annagh Meadows, Portadown on Friday (February 1).
He was in a white van which was parked in the drive way. Items were disturbed in the back garden but at this stage it is not believed anything is missing, or that an attempt to enter the house was made.
If you saw anything further that can assist, or know anything about this van or male, please call police on 101. Incident number 1087 of Friday.


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Saturday's Daily Special - Sketch Challenge
Saturday's Daily Special is "Sketch Challenge". Another simple sketch but like any other sketch, there's a lot you can do with it by adding embellishments such as ribbons and brads.
Below are samples made using this sketch:
Stamp set: Sending a Celebration, Quick Thinking, Country Plaid Background
Ink: Really rust markers, pastels (really rust and old olive)
Cardstock: Old Olive, Really Rust, Apricot Appeal
Accessories: Copper Brad, Crafter's Tool Kit (Paper Piercing), Making Memories Ribbons
Stamp Set: Unfrogettable
Ink: Stazon jet black, Old Olive pastel with blender pen, Bordering Blue Classic Ink, pastels for floral background
Paper: Bordering Blue, Old Olive, Beige cardstock (don't know the name of brand)
Accessories: Silver brads, designer ribbon (don't know the name of the brand), foam tape, Crafter's Tool Kit (paper piercing)
Try it out and see what you can create with this sketch.
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Munson Healthcare is offering a special mammography screening day. The idea is to stay proactive and increase awareness of getting screened. One breast cancer survivor says she's made it her to mission to encourage other women to stay ahead of cancer.
"Be aware of it and don't think it can't happen to you," says 66-year-old breast cancer survivor, Debi Weir.
You could say life is like a dance for Weir and she chooses to make the most of every step. She and her husband are avid ballroom dancers and raising seven kids surely kept them on their toes.
"All my life I had tried to stay healthy," says Weir
It wasn't until a couple years ago in May 2016, Weir's life suddenly changed.
"I was thin most of my life but as I got older, 50's, 60's, I started adding weight to myself. I was trying really hard to lose that weight," says Weir.
After losing close to 50 pounds, Weird found a lump in her breast.
Further tests showed she needed a mammogram which would ultimately give her some insight.
"It showed something with irregular edges and needed to be checked further.My answer was positive which took me back. You just never see yourself connected with that "C" word next to you," says Weir.
With no family history of breast cancer, Weir was learning all she could about the disease she was faced with.
"For women, as you gain weight the more estrogen you have in the body. So, my cancer was invasive ductle carcinoma which was an estrogen dominant type of cancer," says Weir.
In an effort to help women stay ahead of breast cancer and make time to get screened, Munson Healthcare is offering a special program at several of its hospitals.
"We're looking at women 40 to 75 that haven't been screened in the last two years and offer screenings on October 20th and just make it more convenient," says Kathy LaRaia, executive director of oncology services for Munson Healthcare.
Several hospitals within the system are taking part, especially because northern Michigan has the highest incidence of breast cancer in the state.
"The incidence is higher than the rest of the state and we don't know why. So, we have resources here from Michigan state and have a grant we're looking into the causes," says LaRaia.
For Weir, her mammogram helped her catch the cancer early. The cancer didn't travel past her glands and she ended up going through surgery followed by radiation for five weeks. She's now at her two year mark with a healthy prognosis and a message for other women.
"It's really my mission to let other women know you have to be proactive, checking yourself and getting your mammogram," says Weir.
Along her mission she's continued to never miss a beat.
"I never stopped dancing. we danced all the way through, never took a day off," says Weir.
The Munson Healthcare Mammography Screening day is Saturday, October 20th and you do need a referral from a primary care physician.
For more information including the hospitals taking part and insurance questions click here.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post2409785458479031901..comments2016-12-23T14:28:28.287-08:00Comments on Girl's Gone Child: Devil's RejectsGIRL'S GONE CHILDhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-7742304468257989352007-11-01T02:01:00.000-07:002007-11-01T02:01:00.000-07:00I love the Rocky Racoon idea. I can't wait to see...I love the Rocky Racoon idea. I can't wait to see what you came up with.

I actually made my son a mask this year out of paper maiche. It was my best creation ever. Okay, so it was my only creation ever but I'm proud of my craftiness anyway.Meemshttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-21215143206385322412007-10-30T18:11:00.000-07:002007-10-30T18:11:00.000-07:00Superblond-- please do! All ideas are free for the...Superblond-- please do! All ideas are free for the taking.

Kittenpie-- You're a lot smarter than I am. I don't know why I didn't think of that... (Duh!)

Mersey- Love the Whinehouse idea. You MUST post photos of that one. Ha!GIRL'S GONE CHILDhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-80616120799675523632007-10-30T16:49:00.000-07:002007-10-30T16:49:00.000-07:00Amazing. I'm scarlett poppins. Except in a Hannah ...Amazing. I'm scarlett poppins. Except in a Hannah Montana wig and instead of a canary I have a talking parrot. But whatever. Mary Poppins is down. My pup is going as Boris Poppins.Scarletthttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-45949448021165829662007-10-30T13:12:00.000-07:002007-10-30T13:12:00.000-07:00Okay, I'm sure what you end up with will be all fu...Okay, I'm sure what you end up with will be all fun and fabby and whatnot, but in case you decide to revisit Rocky, let me point out that bible rigging should be totally simple. You see, if you run a string between a couple of pages like a bookmark, close the book, then tie a knot snug-ly on the outside, you will end up with a bible with a nice tail of string that can be used for attaching it to stuff. Life a belt, monk-style. Or a holster of some sort, perhaps. Or a necklace, if it's not too heavy. Just a thought...kittenpiehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-64744126496956805452007-10-30T08:59:00.000-07:002007-10-30T08:59:00.000-07:00You have the BEST ideas!You have the BEST ideas!Lori- Fairytales & Margaritashttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-51966811974723018792007-10-30T08:05:00.000-07:002007-10-30T08:05:00.000-07:00That is so freakin' cool.I also adore Halloween an...That is so freakin' cool.

I also adore Halloween and I have to find the energy to get more creative next year.

I missed this for my post round up I put up at midnight this morning...but I added it to del.icio.us so I remember the cool idea.Mama Luxehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-23866670629692861632007-10-30T07:31:00.000-07:002007-10-30T07:31:00.000-07:00I fear those costumes would only be understood in ...I fear those costumes would only be understood in L.A. Living in this LA., I am not sure many people would know what a life coach is. I only know, because I watch too much E!.

My son will be going as the boy who hated is costume so much that even candy doesn't make up for it. Costume bought at Party City, because his mother has no vision.Wendyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-69469716921006344322007-10-30T07:02:00.000-07:002007-10-30T07:02:00.000-07:00We love Hallowe'en too, but I must say we're not n...We love Hallowe'en too, but I must say we're not nearly as inventive as you! Girlie just wants to be a princess. Can't wait to see the photos!Badness Joneshttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-82422039861337829132007-10-30T06:28:00.000-07:002007-10-30T06:28:00.000-07:00Wow. I'm sort of embarrassed of my son's plain ol'...Wow. I'm sort of embarrassed of my son's plain ol' knight costume now... But he is old enough to pick himself, so that narrows things down somewhat. Tattooed/illustrated man = genius. I love it! If I steal it and try to convince everyone to be sideshow freaks next year, will you hate me?superblondgirlhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18751784.post-51175603219267022502007-10-30T06:27:00.000-07:002007-10-30T06:27:00.000-07:00I'm so disappointed that Petunia wanted to be Supe...I'm so disappointed that Petunia wanted to be Supergirl this year - we just bought a costume from the party store. Last year, I had a lot of fun making her Mary Poppins costume and people loved it! At least this year, I used my creativity for something...I'm going to be Amy Winehouse (black witch wig ratted into a beehive, lots of eyeliner, draw on beauty mark above lip, big hoop earrings, tats drawn on with washable marker, black camisole with bra showing, carry a rocks glass of iced tea to look like booze) for my office party.merseydoteshttps://email@example.com


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Daily Show's Aasif Mandvi and Funny Or Die launch 'Halal in the Family.' Watch all four episodes now.
Family sitcoms of the 80's followed a tried and true formula: an out of touch but well-meaning dad, the peacemaker mom, cool but combative teenage kids and a corny but catchy theme song that tied it all together. While the recipe for a successful comedy has long since evolved, some modern day funnymen are using the old school technique to spread a message of tolerance. Halal In The Family, aRead more


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This tub grinder is designed for the most challenging recycling applications. With the right machinery, Agricycle is able to excel at processing yard waste, pallets and other mixed woody feedstocks into saleable products. Our MORBARK 1300 Tub Grinders give you best-in-class performance to get your job done in a timely matter.


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As always, the Brits troll it with style.
Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn, recently lied about there being no empty seats on a pretty-empty Virgin train despite walking passed a ton of 'em. He is now getting hard-trolled by the Liberal Democrats party as the new pic of their 404-Error page.
Well, that's what you get for pissing off pretty much everyone in Britain...
And at @ZazusKitchen225— Skint London (@SkintLondon) August 24, 2016
Ouch! #traingate #jeremycorbyn pic.twitter.com/MNkqkDImRG
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- A great piece for Anglers that love an organised session at the bank, the Fox Explorer Barrow offers mountains of tackle storage without the bulky barrow feel. The FX Explorer's compact and versatile design is aimed at the anglers that are fishing Continue reading
Advanta Saturday- Advanta X5 Match BarrowWhether you're an avid carp angler, a regular on the match circuit or a novice that enjoys a spot of pleasure fishing, the chances are you have amassed quite the arsenal of fishing tackle. Transporting your mountain of gear from boot to bank can be Continue reading
Tackle Tuesday- Prestige Carp Porter Navigator Puncture ProofExclusive To Angling Direct, the Prestige Carp Porter Navigator Puncture Proof is built around the spacious, stable MK2 base, which includes side bars to ensure even the largest and most unwieldy luggage loads can be transported safely and securely. Continue reading
Thursday Focus - Prestige Carp Porter Porterlite 2Barrows – Not Just For The Bivvy Boys! If you thought a barrow was just for the kind of anglers who bivvy up beside a lake, and insist on dismantling and moving all their creature comforts whenever they're forced to move to a different swim, in order Continue reading
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Advanta Friday - Advanta X5 Match BarrowTake ADVANTA'GE' this Friday! We take a closer look at the Advanta X5 Match Barrow. As we all know, you certainly gather a fair amount of gear once you start fishing. Whether you're a match angler, pleasure angler or any other type of angler, it Continue reading
Wednesday Review... Avid Carp Tuned Barrow & Barrow OrganiserAs you would expect from the ever-growing and impressive Avid stable, the Tuned Barrow boasts quality, with its unique design for transporting heavy loads over large distances. The unique handles allow you to adjust the barrow to suit your height, Continue reading
Wednesday Review... Korum Compact BarrowSome anglers like to take every item of tackle including the kitchen sink with them, even for a day's fishing, and there are plenty of barrows on the market to suit their needs. However, if you're an angler who wants the ease of using a barrow but Continue reading
Tackle Tuesday... Fox Explorer Barrow & Camolite Barrow BagAs I mentioned in my diary piece this month, it was a bit of a trial getting hold of these, but after some serious time spent on the phone I eventually managed to get my hands on them! To say I haven't looked back since owning them would be an Continue reading
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A new range of SKF Shaft Ground Ring Kits has been developed to help prevent bearing failures due to electrical discharge currents, which can occur when variable frequency drives (VFDs) are used to control AC motors. Designed to be maintenance free, the kits improve system reliability, helping to avoid motor repair and unplanned downtime, and thus offering a high potential return on investment (ROI).
SKF Shaft Grounding Rings Kits (TKGR series) consist of a shaft grounding ring and a selection of mounting brackets and fixings to allow them to be fitted to IEC frame motors. TKGRs support common applications such as fans, pumps and compressors driven by motors up to 75kW.
Compared with non-protected VFD-controlled motors, TKGRs help prevent electrical discharge current damage in rolling bearings and protect both motor bearings and the bearings in attached equipment. The kits are specifically designed for retrofitting on existing IEC frame size industrial electric motors, reducing the need to spend time, effort and cost in replacing the existing bearings.
The SKF Shaft Grounding Rings Kits (TKGR series) comprise a shaft grounding ring with an aluminium brush holder (which helps ensure that the conductive brushes remain in contact with the surface of the motor shaft); four different sets of mounting brackets (four brackets per set, ensuring that the SGR can be fitted to almost all IEC frame motors); and a selection of mounting screws, washer and Allen keys.
SKF's Shaft Grounding Ring Kit range consists of nine different sizes to suit IEC frame motors with shaft diameters between 28mm and 95mm. Depending on the motor power and application, the TKGRs may need to be used in combination with SKF INSOCOAT or SKF Hybrid bearings.
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Amusing Questions to Ask Your Boyfriend When You're Bored
Turn boredom into fun with your boyfriend, by badgering him with amusing questions. After all having plain fun is how it all started, isn't it?
Mukta Gaikwad
Last Updated: Mar 23, 2018
What can be more entertaining than random conversation with your boyfriend about the most random things when you are utterly bored. It doesn't always have to be about spending quality romantic time with each other.
Break the monotony and get to know him better by asking him absolutely juvenile questions. And even if you don't want to read between the lines, a good laugh and mindless discussions are absolutely worth it. Such questions aren't really tough to come up with, as long as you are careful not to offend him or sound too sneaky.
Break the monotony and get to know him better by asking him absolutely juvenile questions. And even if you don't want to read between the lines, a good laugh and mindless discussions are absolutely worth it. Such questions aren't really tough to come up with, as long as you are careful not to offend him or sound too sneaky.
Random Things to Ask Your Boyfriend when You're Bored
- Why doesn't McDonald's sell hotdogs?
- At a movie theater which arm rest is yours?
- What is Satan's last name?
- If you are driving a federal owned car, and you run a stop sign, is it considered a felony?
- If you dug a hole through the center of the earth, and jumped in, would you stay at the center because of gravity?
- If a person dies and then springs back to life, do they get their money back for the coffin?
- If you are asked to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth and you are the main witness, what if you say "no"?
- Do they bury people with their braces on?
- How far east can you go before you're heading west?
- How does a real estate company sell its office without causing confusion?
- Do dentists go to other dentists or do they just do it themselves?
- If, in a baseball game, the batter hits a ball splitting it right down the center with half the ball flying out of the park and the other half being caught, what is the final ruling?
- If you were to get drunk in a country where the drinking limit is under 21, and went to the states and were still over the limit, could they arrest you for underage drinking even though you did not do the drinking in the states?
- Why do people think that swaying their arm back and forth would change the direction of a bowling ball?
- Why is it that everyone driving faster than you is considered an idiot and everyone driving slower than you is a moron?
- If pro and con are opposites, wouldn't the opposite of progress be congress?
- When cheese gets its picture taken, what does it say?
- Why isn't the number 11 pronounced onety one?
- Ever wonder what the speed of lightning would be if it didn't zigzag?
- Have you ever imagined a world with no hypothetical situations?
- If one synchronized swimmer drowns, do the rest drown too?
- If you try to fail, and succeed, which have you done?
- Can you get cavities in your dentures from using too much artificial sweetener?
- Whose cruel idea was it for the word "lisp" to have a "S" in it?
- If you choke a smurf, what color will it turn?
- Why is that you continually go back to the fridge or cabinet in hope that something new will be there?
- Who coined the phrase, 'coined the phrase'?
- If there were a thousand seagulls in an airplane while its flying, each weighing two pounds a piece, but they were all flying in the airplane, would the airplane weigh 2000 pounds more?
- If you soak a raisin in water, does it turn back into a grape?
- How important does a person have to be before they are considered assassinated instead of just murdered?
- What is another word for 'thesaurus'?
It's good to ask nonsensical questions from time to time, because that's what you need to do, to get your senses out of boredom. Hope you've had fun reading these questions and have a lot of fun asking them!


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Kerby Lane Cafe
2700 S Lamar Austin TX 78704 (map it!) kerbeylanecafe.com
2700 S Lamar Austin TX 78704 (map it!) kerbeylanecafe.com
For a 24 hour full menu and big portions without the big prices, hit up Kerbey Lane Cafe. With 5 locations throughout Austin, there's nearly always one within a 15 minute drive. All of the locations seem to have a uniquely Austin vibe about them. I'm not sure if that comes from its mix of delicious mexican and american cuisine where one could easily order some amazing chips and queso and gingerbread pancakes any time of the day, or it's generously sized portions, making you feel right at home?! But whatever it is, it's local, and it's good!


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(North Carolina flag image, courtesy of Wikipedia and David Johnston. WPA image courtesy of the National Archives.)
In North Carolina, this is a "taste" of the what the WPA did:
WPA sewing room projects: 9.3 million items of clothing produced, for adults, children, and infants
School lunches served: Over 68 million
(WPA poster, image courtesy of the Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division.)
Health clinics assisted or wholly operated: 65
Roadwork (new or improved roads): 14,119 miles
Bridges & viaducts (new or improved): 725
Culverts (new or improved): 21,251
Schools: 268 new or added-to schools, and 1,134 schools reconstructed or improved
Other public buildings: 789 new or added-to, and 467 reconstructed or improved
Parks (new or improved): 97
(WPA poster, image courtesy of the Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division.)
Playgrounds & athletic fields: (new or improved): 536
Swimming & wading pools (new or improved): 33
Utility plants (new or improved): 142
New water lines: 450 miles
New storm and sanitary sewers: 725 miles
Sanitary privies: 153,748 (People have sometimes, cruelly, made fun of the WPA for building "outhouses"; but in those days there were many public health problems associated with unsanitary facilities & conditions. The WPA, and local communities who sought the WPA's help, remedied this problem.)
(WPA poster, image courtesy of the Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division.)
Landing fields: 18 new, and 11 reconstructed or improved
Runways: 24.7 miles of new runways, and 14.5 miles of reconstructed or improved runways
Airport buildings (new or improved): 15
"The WPA did not enlist for this battle today. They have been fighting the Battle for America for six years. Much more than one-half of America's airport construction has been the work of the WPA. Runways have been laid; buildings have been erected; utilities have been reconditioned; drainage systems have been installed. Nests for America's warbirds have taken shape out of raw fields and meadows."
--Brigadier General Michael F. Davis (radio transcription, 1941, National Archives, Record Group 69, Records of the Work Projects Administration)
(The large building in this photograph was built by the WPA as a school gymnasium. However, over the decades, it has served the town of Manteo, North Carolina in various ways. Here, in 1940, the building was used to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the United States Coast Guard. Image courtesy of the Outer Banks History Center.)
All Statistics from the Final Report on the WPA Program, 1935-43, by the Federal Works Agency. Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1946.


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Jobs that May Have Exposure to Asbestos
Asbestos is a mineral that has been used since the days of the Ancient Romans. It has long been prized for its ability to insulate against heat and flame, as well as to add strength. As a result, it was incorporated into products ranging from machinery and fabric to steel and home building materials. Asbestos is used globally and could be found in nearly all industrial and construction work settings in the United States up until the mid-1970s when the Environmental Protection Agency released information showing that the material was highly carcinogenic. Since that time, the use of asbestos has been dramatically curtailed, but that decrease in use came too late for those who were exposed to the material previously. Many have been diagnosed with asbestos-related diseases such as mesothelioma, asbestos-related lung cancer, asbestosis, and others. People who have been exposed to this deadly material are often eligible to file for compensation for the damages that they suffered. This is in part a result of evidence that the companies that used asbestos in their products and work settings were well aware of the material's dangers and did nothing to warn their employees or customers of the potential risks to their health. If you worked in one of the many jobs that may have exposed you to asbestos and you have questions regarding your legal rights, the personal injury lawyers at Jonathan Perkins Injury Lawyers have the answers that you need.
Though today there are numerous protections in place for people whose work requires exposure to asbestos, these protections are not foolproof, and many people continue to be exposed to dangerous quantities of the known carcinogen. The industries and occupations that are at highest risk for exposure to asbestos include:
- Construction Work
- Demolition Work
- Home Renovation
- Roofing
- Flooring
- Insulators
- Electricians
- Plumbers
- Firefighters
- Industrial Workers
- Mechanics
- Chemical Workers
- Machinery Operators
- Textile Workers
- Power Plant Workers
- Pipe Fitters
- Shipyard Workers
- Boiler Workers
- Asbestos Mining
- Asbestos Plant Workers
- Railroad Workers
- Hospital Workers
- Education Workers
- Steel Workers
- Government Workers
Though the dangers faced by those in industrial settings may be obvious, other jobs on this list may be less so. Teachers, hospital workers and government workers are frequently exposed to asbestos because the buildings in which they work were constructed using extensive amounts of asbestos. As the material breaks down over time, tiny particles of it become airborne and are easily inhaled or ingested.
In addition to occupational settings, people can be exposed to asbestos as a result of simply sharing a home with a person who works with asbestos. There have been many asbestos lawsuits filed by women who were sickened after years of washing their husband's asbestos-contaminated work clothes, and children whose exposure came from climbing onto their father's laps or hugging them when they returned home from work each day.
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Health is the state of the normal functioning of the parts of the body. Expect beings to love having a healthy body every time. People cannot be able to play their daily roles when having unhealthy body. The body can be unhealthy through factors such as ailments and injuries. Our body cannot stay without being attacked by ailments. Research indicate that the body is attacked by three kinds of ailments; fungal, viral, and bacterial diseases. Individuals can mainly cure ailments by use of medicines. It is good to approach a medical practitioner when sick for the diagnosis and treatment of infections. Expect individuals to be unhealthy in their body when outside or inside a home. Expect the unhealthy individuals to get many problems when outside their houses. It is rare of one to suffer during health challenges when at their home. People can use several kinds of home treatments to a number of health challenges. We have dehydration as one of the classes of health problem that can be cured at home.
Dehydration is the condition of lack of water in the body. Dehydration is mostly brought about by hot temperatures. It is known for dehydration to make individuals have a headache and drowsy. We can treat dehydration by taking water. It is recommended for a normal person to take eight glasses of water daily for health reasons. Individuals with obesity are also known to suffer much when in their premises. Obesity is the accumulation of fat in the body. Expect individuals with obesity to find it hard to do some of their daily tasks. Individuals who suffer from obesity are also known to be at risk of heart diseases. One can cure obesity by doing exercises. Cholesterol is burnt by doing exercises thus lowering the weight of a person. There are many forms of exercises one can try such as jogging and lifting weights for health purposes.
Common cold is another kind of health challenge that agitates individuals while at home. The various symptoms of common cold are the running nose and coughing. It is possible to treat common cold by use of a ginger and honey. These two substances are boiled with water in order to produce a treatment juice. We have headache are another type of challenge that people get when at home. Lack of concentration is usually experienced by those who have aching heads. Individuals can cure a headache by massage method. Warm water is used when doing massage to relieve a headache. We have male dysfunction as another challenge that gets people in their houses One can feel embarrassed when failing to satisfy their partner during that act. This problem can be remedied by taking a balanced diet.
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Fellow, Director of Studies in History, Director of Studies in History and Politics, College Lecturer, Magdalene College
Affiliated Lecturer, Faculty of History
Cambridge CB3 0AG
Kantor-organist degree, Sibelius Academy of Music, Helsinki, 1980.
Cand. Phil., Art history, University of Helsinki, 1984.
Mag. Phil., Art history & European history, University of Helsinki, 1986.
PhD, History, University of Cambridge, 2004.
Fellow & Tutor, Wolfson College, 2005-2016.
Junior Proctor, University of Cambridge, 2012-2013.
Teaching (part time) : University of Helsinki (1984-86); Åbo Akademi, Finland (1986-89); La Salle College of the Arts, Singapore (1994-1996); University of the Philippines, Diliman, Manila, the Philippines (1997); Birkbeck College, University of London (2005-2006).
Subject groups/Research projects
Departments and Institutes
Research Interests
The history of Southeast Asia, with a special focus on the Malay world; early modern European expansion in Asia; cultural and scientific exchanges between Europe and Southeast Asia; economic botany, colonial agriculture and ecology.
- 'Empires and world history from the fifteenth century to the First World War' (Part I, Paper 21)
- Contributions to teaching for the Themes and Sources paper Religious Conversion and Colonialism, and to the MPhil course in World History
- Supervision of undergraduate dissertations (Southeast Asia, European expansion in Asia in the long early modern era)
Key Publications
'Human taxonomies: Carl Linnaeus, Swedish travel in Asia and the classification of man', Itinerario, 43(2), 2019, pp. 218-242.
'The Regio Femarum and its warrior women: Images and encounters in European sources', in Vina Lanzona & Fredrik Rettig (eds.), Women warriors in Southeast Asia (Routledge, forthcoming, 2019), pp. 81-112.
Editor, Interpreting diversity: Europe and the Malay world (Routledge, 2017).
'A view from the Hill: Romantic imaginings and 'Improvement' in early Penang', in Yeoh Seng Guan & Peter Zabielskis (eds.), Penang and its Networks of Knowledge (Areca Books, 2017), pp. 104-130.
With Rotem Kowner, 'East Asians in Linnaean taxonomy: sources and implications of racial images', in Rotem Kowner & Walter Demel (eds.), Race and Racism in Modern East Asia. Vol. II: Interactions, Nationalism, Gender and Lineage (Brill: 2015), pp. 23-54.
Editor, special issue of Indonesia and the Malay world 42 (123), 2014; Editorial: 'Europe and the Malay World, pp. 129-140.
'Linnaeus and the troglodyte: early European encounters with the Malay world and the natural history of man', Indonesia and the Malay world 42 (123), 2014, pp. 141-169.
'Expanding Flora's Empire. Linnaean science and the Swedish East India Company', in Kirsten McKenzie & Robert Aldrich (eds.), The Routledge History of Western Empires (Routledge, 2013), pp. 238-254.
'Ask about everything': Clas Fredrik Hornstedt in Java, 1783-84', in Tara Alberts & D. R. M. Irving (eds.), Intercultural Exchange in Southeast Asia: History and Society in the Early Modern World (I. B. Tauris, 2013), pp. 161-202
'Climate, ecology and cultivation in early Penang', Proceedings of the PIO Conference, (2012), pp. 99-110.
'Imagined centrality: Sir Stamford Raffles and the birth of modern Singapore', in Karl Hack & J-L Margolin (eds.) with Karine Delaye, Singapore from Temasek to the 21st century: Reinventing the Global City (Singapore: National University of Singapore Press, 2010), pp. 153-182.
'The VOC and Swedish Natural history: the transmission of scientific knowledge in the eighteenth century', in Siegfried Huigen et. al. (eds.), Dutch trading companies as knowledge networks, Intersections: Yearbook for Early Modern Studies, vol. 13 (Brill, 2010), pp. 361-392.
(As Christina Granroth), Publ. & ed., C. F. Hornstedt, En resa till Ostindien 1783-1786, with Patricia Berg & Maren Jonasson (Helsinki & Stockholm: Svenska Litteratursällskapet i Finland & Atlantis, 2008), 335pp. Articles: 'En resa till Ostindien', pp. 29-80; with Kees Rookmaaker: 'Han var mera egentlig zoolog än botanicus', pp. 81-98.
'Vasa Nation 1945-1983', in Den lyckliga nationen: Vasungar i hundra år (Helsinki, 2008), pp. 75-116.
'Flora's Apostles in the East Indies: Natural history, Carl Linnaeus and Swedish travel to Asia in the 18th century', Review of Culture 21 (Macao, 2007), pp. 137-156.


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Over the last 10 years, the Garfield County Public Library District has worked hard to honor the promises made when it became a special district in 2006. The district is supported through a quarter cent Garfield County sales tax and also one mill property tax, scheduled to sunset in 2027. We designed and completed all six building projects within seven years of the ballot initiatives passing, and came in $50,000 under budget. We have given our communities six quality facilities with places to read, gather and learn. We have also expanded services such as free events, technology training and Summer Reading for all ages.
During these 10 years we have remained committed to being good stewards of taxpayers' money. Not only did our six large-scale building projects come in under budget, we have continually found efficiencies and fostered partnerships to make your money go further. We have partnered with Colorado Mountain College to install solar panels on three of our buildings, which helps reduce our energy bills. We have worked with schools and teachers to bring more and more children into the libraries, and encouraged families to take advantage of free resources available at our locations. And the district was the founding member of the Garfield County Shop Local Partnership, which is designed to help small businesses and raise public awareness of the benefits of shopping locally.
Our libraries also continue to be a hub in each of our communities. Last year alone we had over 650,000 people walk through our doors, our computers were used for nearly 64,000 hours, and members borrowed over 725,000 books, movies and other materials. This high usage is heartwarming. Last year an amazing 94 percent of people surveyed said they were "satisfied" or "very satisfied" with the skills and knowledge demonstrated by library staff members.
During this time of success, our library district has faced significant financial challenges. The Great Recession hit Garfield County hard, and our sales tax revenues declined dramatically. Then, beginning in 2011, the district has had roughly $2 million withheld from our sales tax revenues due, in part, to the Noble Gas Settlement. It is important to note that the library district was not at fault for either of these circumstances. Through hard work and creative problem solving, the library district and board of trustees were able to use a combination of finding efficiencies and using some reserves to keep all our libraries operating at a high level, with no noticeable public impact.
In 2017, the Garfield County Libraries are facing an additional, drastic budget cut due to a significant property tax reduction from the oil and gas industry valuation. In fact, we must cut $1.2 million from next year's budget, which equates to 29 percent of our annual operating costs. Currently, we are working on how to accomplish this daunting task. Over the last several weeks we have been brainstorming and vetting ideas, and we are creating a draft budget. We will continue to post updates as the plan is created.
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SEAN MCEVOY — THE XAIERIAN WEEKLY (Saint Francis Xavier University)
ANTIGONISH (CUP) — While there may be reasons against having additional breaks during a university calendar year, the benefits surely outweigh the costs.
On Oct. 15, Maclean's On Campus published an article titled "Why universities should quit adding more breaks," making a case about why Canadian universities should not add a fall study break period to their academic calendars.
The author outlined that a further reduction of class time would hinder students' abilities to cope with the time required of jobs in the "real world," and that the benefits of a fall break would only be "temporary."
Really? How wrong can he be? First of all, the article greatly minimizes the effort that many students put forth into their education.
In the article, Josh Dehaas states that, in university, "9-5 work habits start to fade" and that a typical second-year student will have classes spread over three days. I would argue that many students have work habits that in fact surpass the 9-5 working hours, while students in many programs have classes four and five days a week.
To put an emphasis on the number of hours a student spends in the classroom would be a wildly inaccurate observation as to the true amount of work hours someone puts into their education.
In faculties of engineering across the country, many classes start at 8:15 a.m. and go until 5 p.m. Then come numerous hours of revision, assignments, group work, term papers and — to top it all off — midterms twice a term and a final exam.
Ask many students what their average bed time is during the week and you'll find it's midnight or later as they try to keep up with the never ending workload. There's a reason why there has been an increase in the popularity of "study drugs" like Adderall and Vyvanse nationwide — and why empty coffee cups and energy drink cans fill recycle bins around campus.
Dehaas also notes that many students would name procrastination as their biggest problem with their studies, which leads us to feel "worthless" and adds to our mental health problems. This observation is absurd and backwards.
When someone is struggling with depression or other mental illnesses due to a variety of social factors, it is then that thoughts of worthlessness or feeling pathetic will creep in. These situations are what contribute to the "why bother attitude" of procrastination in some people, not the other way around.
Other students who simply procrastinate due to laziness or partying too hard are the students you often see flunk out or drop out. But the ones that are here to work hard for their future careers will put in as many hours as they can, and procrastination generally becomes a problem for them only when the workload gets overwhelming.
National hikes in tuition have led to an increase in students working one or more part-time jobs during the school year just to get by, increasing stress and taking away from time when we could be concentrated on studies.
If balancing all the commitments of a part-time job and being a full-time student doesn't prepare you for work in the "real world," I don't know what will.
The concept of the "real world" being beyond university is a fallacy. We're already living in it. Students know what to expect beyond university thanks to the education we receive. We will not be "in for a shock," as Dehaas puts it.
The amount of stress many students are under can lead to a deteriorating social life, whether it is with family or friends. More time cooped up in the library and less time with the positive people in your life can undoubtedly contribute to depression.
Make no mistake, this is a crisis that needs to be addressed at every university in this country. We are slowly making improvements, but it is already far too late for many.
The September 2013 report by CTV's W5 is just one of the numerous publications outlining the increasing suicide rates among university students. So how can anyone say that a fall study break that would positively affect mental health is not worth it? How can one extra week of classes be given more value than the quality of life of a human being?
The benefits of the break may be short lived, lifting students spirits for only a few days, but often that is all they need — a little reminder to look after themselves, to refresh, relax and come back ready to learn again.
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How adolescent health issues are defined in India
Gujarat: An uncanny blooper was recently observed in a state textbook, where masturbation has been confused with menstruation. In chapter 7 titled "HIV and AIDS Awareness" in class X textbook of Yoga, Health and Physical Education, it was mentioned,
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"Allowing careless typos where word menstruation to replace masturbation with adolescent class X students tends to trivialize adolescent education which is taboo in most homes. These mistakes should be immediately eliminated from the textbooks," Vice-president of Ahmedabad Obstetrics and Gynecological Society (AOGS) Dr Rajal Thakar told TOI.
Taken aback not just this terrible mistake, but how the book defined masturbation, Senior Gynecologist Dr Parul Kotadawala stated, "Masturbation is wrongly described as a type of copulation process. Masturbation should be explained as a safe way for adolescent boys and girls to release their sexual urge on their own. The whole purpose of giving correct information through the textbook is defeated."
However, when contacted Nitin Pethani, executive president of Gujarat State Board of School Textbook, he told TOI, "There can be mistakes in the book as we deal with hundreds of textbooks so there always remains a possibility of mistakes and we will keep rectifying those mistakes."
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The UBC women's hockey team has done it again. By winning against their bitter rivals, the University of Manitoba Bisons, they brought home another banner three years after winning their first ever Canada West title in 2012. Now they're returning to Calgary for nationals.
It will be a special moment for head coach Graham Thomas as well as players Kathleen Cahoon, Kaylin Snodgrass and Kelly Murray as all four of them are from Alberta.
Unlike the Canada West playoffs, nationals will only last for the weekend. The top eight teams in Canada will be seeded and play each other in single-game elimination rounds. Since UBC came in having won the Canada West league, they sit in the fourth seed and will be playing the fifth-seeded McGill University Martlets on Thursday March 17 at 2 p.m..
The Martlets are no strangers to the Thunderbirds. The two teams faced off earlier in the year and UBC won 3-2 in the preseason Queen's Invitational tournament. T-Bird Nicole Saxvik led the victory with a goal and an assist, and goalie Samantha Langford made 27 saves in that match.
However, the Martlets will have Olympian Melodie Daoust this time around, so there's no saying how the game will go. The Martlets also are coming in as the most decorated team of the tournament, having four CIS titles under their belt, whereas UBC is still aiming for their first.
The 'Birds are also lucky to have a bye week between the end of playoffs and nationals. Last time around, they went straight to nationals after winning and were without top goalie Danielle Dube, who fell ill with pneumonia when they arrived. Dube, who is in her last year of varsity eligibility, will also be looking to end her career on her own terms. Last time they were at nationals, it was simply an honour just to be there. Now the 'Birds are looking to win it.


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