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February 26, 2019
Laurie Bristow: My top priority for 2019 is to stabilize relationship between UK and Russia
British Ambassador to Russia Laurie Bristow has given an interview to Interfax in which he speaks about the current situation in the relationship between the United Kingdom and Russia, the impact of the Skripal case on it, the restoration of the numbers of diplomatic staff, exchange of information on counter-terrorism, possible introduction of sanctions over the Kerch Strait incident, the INF Treaty, and British-Russian economic relations.
You counterpart in London, Mr. Yakovenko, said in December that Russia and the United Kingdom will begin gradually restoring the numbers of diplomatic staff starting early this year after last year's mutual expulsions and problems with issuing visas to diplomats. Has this work already begun? Has any agreement been reached? What percentage of the diplomatic staff has been restored?
First of all, let's look a bit at a bigger picture. We have embassies in each other's countries in order to develop the relationship between those countries, so the relationship between the governments, but also between the wider societies.
The relationship between the UK and Russia has been in a very bad place for some years, but particularly in the last year because of the attack in Salisbury. We have no apologies for what we did last year – as you know we required a number of Russian undeclared intelligence officers to leave London, 23 of them, and that was because they presented a threat to the UK. Essentially, the state of the relationship as it is now is the result of actions taken by the Russian state. Actions have consequences – that is our position.
Turning to the staffing of the embassies, it's true that both sides' embassies are a lot smaller than they were this time last year. That is partly is the result of expulsions and things that we required each other to do, but it is also because there is – with any embassy in any country – a steady rotation of staff, and the arrangement for doing that with Russia have become more difficult in recent years.
We would actually like to regulate better the exchange of staff, as it happened in the past, and a fact a bit over a year ago – we proposed an agreement to the Russian side to do that, but for whatever reason the Russian side decided not to enter that agreement. But what we've been doing now is that each side has given the other side permission for a certain number of staff to come to their own embassies in the other side's capital, and that is what is happening. So, it's not a new agreement, it is the usual routine, exchange of staffing arrangements to fill slots that are vacant.
The Skripal case remains toxic for bilateral relations, although the Russian side has resolutely rejected all accusations against it. Recently, leaks have appeared in the British media regarding new details and new people said to be involved in the affair. Does the British side have a full picture of the events in Salisbury and information about everyone involved?
As you know, the police have been conducting a full investigation for nearly a year now into the Skripal case. They've interviewed hundreds of witnesses, they've collected hundreds of pieces of evidence, they've looked at 11,000 hours of CCTV coverage, and independent from the government police and the Crown Prosecution Service, have identified and named two suspects. They are both from Russia. We believe them to be serving members of the [Russian Military Intelligence Service] GRU.
Of course, that inquiry goes on – it's now a murder inquiry, because a British citizen, a completely innocent bystander Dawn Sturgess died as a result of the use of that chemical weapon. The aim here, of course, is to bring the suspects to trial in the UK. If the police identify more suspects, they will seek to bring them to trial in the UK.
A really important point here, though, is that we have - as the government and as the police – we have put certain amount of information out to the public in the course of the inquiry, but we have not made public everything that we know, and that of course will not happen bascule the place to examine that evidence is a court in the UK. The target here for us, for the police and for the Crown Prosecution Service is to build that body of evidence, put it to a jury and a judge in the UK for them to decide are these people guilty of murder, attempted murder, use of the chemical weapon.
You said that you have more information than you provide to the media...
Of course, we have more information. As I said, that information will eventually be put in front of a court in the UK. We will not make all that information publicly available to the media, because that would prejudice a trial in the UK.
As far as the Russian government is concerned, we are not interested in a joint investigation with the Russian government. We are confident that we know who those people are. We are also confident that the Russian government knows who those people are. If the Russian government wants to offer us information about its involvement or the involvement of its employees, then we would welcome that, but we are not going to do a joint investigation.
The Russian embassy in London said a few days ago that it was not sure that Sergei and Yulia Skripal were alive. Can you confirm that? Do you have any reliable information that they are alive?
I can confirm that they are alive. I can confirm that the request or offer of the Russian embassy to see them has been passed to them, they don't want to see members of the Russian embassy – I don't think it's difficult to understand why they might not want to see representatives of the Russian state. It is their choice. If they wish, we will make that happen, if they don't wish to, we are not going to make them see members, employees of the Russian state.
They are, of course, been kept in a safe location - somebody tried to kill them a year ago using a nerve agent – and our responsibility to them is to keep them safe.
Has the exchange of information between Russia and the United Kingdom on counterterrorism been progressing, if there is any such exchange? Are there any concrete examples of such interaction in the past year besides the FIFA World Cup? If the British side gets, for example, information about a terrorist attack being prepared against Russians or Russian facilities, is it willing to warn Russia through existing channels?
The most important example of this cooperation in recent years was the FIFA World Cup last year. I don't want to go into the details, but our police, our specialists and agencies, of course, worked very, very closely with all of their international counterparts, including Russia – Russia, of course, was hosting the World Cup – to ensure that everybody had a safe and enjoyable World Cup.
We did that because that is in our interests. We had tens of thousands of British fans coming to Russia, tens of thousands of fans from a lot of countries across the world. It was our responsibility and our interest to help keep them safe. Our police and our agencies developed a very good working relationship with their Russian counterparts. In fact, we got to that relationship over a number of previous sporting engagements, football engagements. For example, we took Russian police officers to a number of football matches in the UK, so that both sides could understand how the other side operates, when keeping a football match safe. It went very well. The test here is that Russia ran a safe and enjoyable World Cup, that was what we wanted to happen.
We never go into the details of how we work with other special services on counterterrorism operations. But what I can say in principle - and we've said for over 10 years during a very difficult time in our relationship with Russia - that if ever we have information that could prevent a threat to lives here in Russia, we will pass it on to the Russian side. And we expect them to do the same.
How we do that, it's not a big issue. If necessary, I personally will go down to the relevant ministry and to hand it over. But that is our position. I will restate that we do this because it is in our interests.
Will London support the new EU sanctions on Russia over the Kerch Strait incident that are currently being prepared? A group of U.S. Senators has prepared a bill that envisages new restrictions on Moscow, including sanctions related to Russia's state debt, as well as its energy and banking sectors. Does London considers effective the continuing strengthening of sanction pressure on Russia?
The European Union, all 28 members of the European Union, a few days ago reached political agreement to apply some sanctions in response to what we believe was Russian aggression in the Kerch Strait. In the past, the European Union had brought in sanctions relating to a number of matters, so the illegal annexation of Crimea, Russia's aggression in Donbas, the building of the Kerch Bridge – which we believe is illegal under international law, the illegal holding of elections in Sevastopol and in Eastern Ukraine. The reason we do this is because we want to send a signal to Russia that what it is doing is dangerous and destabilizing and needs to stop. We also want to raise the price of these actions to Russia. Ultimately, if Russia decides to press ahead regardless, well, that's their choice. But we believe that sanctions are raising the price for Russia; there is an impact on their prestige; for some individuals it makes it impossible to travel or to conduct business in the EU, and for example sanctions in the banking sector make it harder for Russia to globalize its economy and to raise living standards here in Russia. So, there is an effect, again actions have consequences.
As far as U.S. sanctions are concerned, that is a matter for the U.S. We work with our EU partners, our European Union partners. But I have to say that as far as the underlying reasons for the U.S. bringing in sanctions against Russia are concerned, we generally agree with them. There is a widespread concern about some of the things that the Russian state does which we believe are dangerous and threatening to us.
To what extent is Britain concerned about the possible consequences of the dismantling of the INF Treaty for European security? In your opinion, can compromise still be reached, and can the treaty be preserved? Do you think that not only Russia, but also Western countries should make concessions in order to preserve the INF Treaty? Have you discussed this topic with your counterparts in the U.S.?
Of course, we discuss this constantly with our U.S. colleagues and with our NATO colleagues. As you have seen all 29 NATO allies take the same view on the INF Treaty, which is that first of all, we think the treaty is very important, but, secondly, Russia is in a breach of it, and you cannot have a treaty which only one side is complying with.
It's worth, I think, saying a bit about why the treaty is important. It was agreed in the 1980s towards the end of the Cold War between the Soviet Union and the United States, but it concerns Europe's security for two reasons. One is that the missiles that the treaty eliminated on both sides were basically for use on the European continent. Second, the risks that the agreement was aimed to reduce was the risk of missiles with very, very short flying times and, therefore, very short decision times for political leaders to decide what to do. Both sides in the 1980s understood that this was very destabilizing and very dangerous, and that we will all better off, that we will all be safer, if we were just to take all the missiles out of circulation. That is what the agreement did.
It's for that reason, and we deeply regret that in our view Russia's actions have caused the United States to suspend the treaty. What we would like to do is to get back to the situation where nobody has any missiles of this class in the European continent. We believe that if we were in that position, everybody, including Russia, would be safer.
President Putin recently met with BP CEO Robert Dudley. The Kremlin said after the meeting that BP will always enjoy the support of the Russian authorities. How do you assess the fact that this meeting took place? Is it possible to expect that it will advance our business contacts? How important is the Russian market for the United Kingdom?
We welcome any signal of support from the Russian state for any British businesses operating here in Russia in accordance with Russian law and in accordance with our law. It is important to underline what those businesses do. They create jobs and they raise living standards in both countries, that's why the governments are interested in this. Of course, a very large part of my job is to support, help our companies working here in Russia – as I said in accordance with Russian law and in accordance with our law – and to help Russian companies that want to invest in the UK in accordance with our law to do so. They create jobs in my country. So, we continue to support that.
The economic relationship is pretty big. Just a headline figure: our exports, trade in goods and services between Russia and the UK was 14.3 billion pounds. That was by the end of 2018. They were up by nearly 17% on the previous year. Broadly speaking I would say that commercial relationships are going rather well, and we think that is to the benefit of people of both countries.
What do you think about the Baring Vostok case?
I don't want to comment on the details of the case, and of course it's not a British company and it's not British citizens involved. I have though discussed it with a number of my colleagues, and of course Mr. Lavrov was asked this question yesterday at the meeting with Association of European Business. What I can say that there is quite a lot of concern about what this case might, mean for the investment environment here in Russia. As I said earlier, we support British companies working here, because we believe it's in the interests of both countries, people of both countries, because it supports jobs, it supports living standards. Anything that damages the investment climate in Russia, we would find very unfortunate.
Despite very complicated relations between Russia and the United Kingdom in the political sphere, has cooperation in the humanitarian sphere and on science and culture been maintained? To what extent has the crisis influenced the statistics on mutual visits?
You've asked a moment ago if there are any positive in the relationship. Actually, there are. The relationship between the governments is not good, but the relationship between the countries, the wider societies, I would say is extremely good and very beneficial to both countries. Of course, a large part of the work of my embassy – and hope the Russian embassy in London – is actually about building those links between the societies, as well as between the governments. So, a few examples.
The World Cup. The World Cup brought tens of thousands of British people to Russia to watch the football. My guess is that most of those people had never been to Russia before and knew nothing about this country. You have to ask them what impression they formed but my guess is that most of them went back thinking, 'this is a really interesting country, I'm glad I came.' I think this is the part of the relationship between the two countries.
We are about to launch the Year of Music between Russia and the UK. We are two of Europe's, two of the world's greatest musical cultures, but not only classical music, but all of the popular forms of music. What we are seeking to do there is to create and strengthen ties between people, between institutions in an area that matters deeply to a lot of people in both countries.
There are fantastic links between Russian universities and British universities which have been built up very carefully over decades in some cases. An example - there are lots more – between the London School of Economics and the Higher School of Economics. These organization are producing, are educating the people who would run Britain and Russia for the next 20 or 30 years. So, it is very important for the governments to do what they can to help those institutions - in our case they are independent of government – to create those links.
There are a couple of other areas that I would like to mention which are more around the global challenges of the 21st century. One is the Arctic and global warming. There is a lot of work that the international community needs to do on the science of global warming, how it will affect the atmosphere, the oceans, the Arctic environment in particular. We have actually developed a rather interesting and I hope mutually beneficial set of links in cooperation between institutions here in Russia and the UK. The other issue I want to mention which is of importance to every single person in Russia and Britain is antimicrobial resistance. It is the need to develop new generations of drugs and treatments to deal with infections that the current range of drugs will not be able to do very soon. This matters to every single person because you ask an ordinary citizen for example, 'Are you more worried about whether your governments are arguing over - for the sake of argument - Syria or whether the antibiotics you might need to give your children tomorrow will work,' I think you know the answer.
Is it right to say that bilateral relations hit bottom after the Salisbury incident and the events that followed? Could this be cause for a degree of optimism, as we now have to work to push off from the bottom and start gradually going up? Or is there a risk that someone will knock from under the bottom?
I'm very familiar with the Russian saying that you are referring to. We have to be realistic. The Salisbury incident was a very serious blow to the relationship between the two governments. This is a national security issue for us. We are not going to have a situation where people are using chemical weapons to try to kill other people on the streets of Britain. This is just not negotiable for us. As long as the risk of that sort of things happening or other similarly dangerous things happening, it is will not be possible for us to build a normal political relationship with Russia. As my Prime Minister made absolutely clear that is not the relationship with Russia that we want. The relationship with Russia we want is when we can cooperate with each other – I mentioned some areas earlier – but we both have global responsibilities, we are both permanent members of the UN Security Council, we are both major international powers who need to play a role in global security and European security in addressing the 21st century challenges I mentioned earlier. The people of both counties benefit from economic links, from people-to-people links, from culture or just travel. We issued 140,000 visas to Russians last year. We are very glad to do so. We want Russians to come to the UK. By the way, 98% of Russian applicants get their visas. But the point is that we need something to change in Russia for that to be possible, for that to be a normal relationship. In the short-term our goal is to least to try to stabilize the relationship. There are some interesting sign about the willingness of the Russian side as well to do that, but it's early days. My top priority for 2019 is to stabilize the relationship.
There have been media reports that the United Kingdom is awaiting a "signal" from Russia that would prove that Moscow is open to improving bilateral relations. If this is so, what is the level on which London expects to get this signal? What specifically could it be?
As I said, we see the priority for the coming months to try to stabilize the relationship. I don't want to go into all the details, but there are signals coming from the Russian side, that that's what they want as well. One example I can share with you is that Sir Alan Duncan, the Minister for Europe and Mr. Vladimir Titov, First Deputy Foreign Minister met in Munich recently. That was I think the first substantive ministerial meeting since the Salisbury incident. Both sides clearly have decided that they want to do that. The meeting went well, and we'll see where thing will go further.
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Model Gigi Hadid has responded on Twitter to being attacked by an infamous prankster yesterday (September 22).
Footage shot by MailOnline shows Hadid being physically lifted off the ground by a random man as she leaves a fashion show in Milan. Hadid, clearly distressed by what has happened, then manages to elbow him in the face and shake him off.
Writing on Twitter after the incident, Hadid, 21, told fans that she "thanked my boxing coach today" and advised girls to prepare themselves physically for similar attacks.
GIRLS, prepare yourselves so that, if you ever feel in danger, MUSCLE MEMORY can fight back for you. Thank you all so much for ur support.❤
— Gigi Hadid (@GiGiHadid) September 22, 2016
After actor Ansel Elgort asked the model, "where was Zayn at?", referring to the whereabouts of her boyfriend Zayn Malik, Hadid replied: "that guy should prob take some time away from icing his jaw tonight to count his lucky stars that Z wasn't there….."
that guy should prob take some time away from icing his jaw tonight to count his lucky stars that Z wasn't there….. 💀⚰
— Gigi Hadid (@GiGiHadid) September 22, 2016
Infamous Ukraine-born prankster Vitalii Sediuk, who was arrested in 2014 after attacking Brad Pitt at a film premiere in London, has since admitted that he was the stranger who attacked Hadid, claiming it was a "protest".
"While I consider Gigi Hadid beautiful, she and her friend Kendall Jenner have nothing to do with high fashion. By doing this, I encourage the fashion industry to put true talents on the runway and Vogue covers instead of well-connected cute girls from Instagram," Sediuk said in a statement to The Hollywood Reporter.
"You can call it a manifest or a protest. This is also a wake-up call for Anna Wintour, who turned Vogue into a tabloid by putting Kardashians and other similar celebrities on a cover of a well-respected magazine."

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Baby Lulu (my four year old daughter, but she will always be baby to me!) and I are off on our summers hols soon. We have rented a cottage by the sea in Suffolk for two whole weeks of swimming, sandcastles and ice creams. We are so excited! I love holidaying in England and don't even mind the unpredictable weather – it's all part of the fun and I always remember to pack lots of child friendly films for us to curl up and watch on the rainy days.
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Jo Malone London has been starting the year strong with a few limited edition collections! Right after the debut of their English Fields collection, they launched two more, Blossom Girls and Hot Blossoms, during the months of April and May.
The Blossom Girls collection features three limited edition floral scents, Plum Blossom, Nashi Blossom, and Sakura Cherry Blossom, dressed with neon details (and only available in their bigger size). Apparently, these scents were launched as limited-edition fragrances in prior years, and made their way back around for the Spring 2018 season. I was able to get my hands on the Nashi Blossom scent, and it definitely lends to a super clean scent. According to the website, this scent is comprised of pristine white petals, succulent with nashi fruit and pear, a bite of crisp apple, softened with rose and white musk. I love how light and green this fragrance is - not overpowering at all. Absolutely playful and suitable for the everyday!
Jo Malone London launches a limited edition fragrance every year around this time. Last year, it was Star Magnolia, and it launched with a matching hair mist! This year, the Hot Blossoms collection features their limited edition fragrance, Tropical Cherimoya Cologne, along with Jo Malone London's first-ever body mist, Cattleya Flower Body Mist! The packaging screams summer, with its random pops of color, and the scents are definitely colorful themselves as well. If you love all things fruity, this fragrance is perfect for you! The body mist leans to more floral notes, which is great for casual everyday wear. These scents are definitely long-lasting, and perfect for both day-to-day as well as special events. Super fun collection for a transition to summer!
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Mr. Graham Aderholt
My name is Graham Aderholt, and I currently serve as principal at Athens Middle School. I attended Athens State University on a basketball scholarship from 2003-2004, where I began working on my B.A. Degree in History/Secondary Education. I attended The University of Alabama in Huntsville in 2005 on a basketball scholarship and graduated from UAH in 2008 with a B.A. Degree in History/Secondary Education. I received my Master's Degree in Instructional Leadership from The University of West Alabama in 2015. I began working for the Madison City School System as a History teacher and Assistant Boy's Basketball Coach at Bob Jones High School in 2008. I remained at Bob Jones High School until 2015. While at Bob Jones, I taught Modern World History, Early US History, Modern US History, and became the Head Boy's Basketball Coach in 2012.
My wife Faith works for the Madison City School System as a Registered Nurse for Mill Creek Elementary. I love the outdoors, to exercise, and spend time with family and friends.
Assistant Principal
Phone: 256-233-6620
Degrees and Certifications:
B.S. in Secondary Education/Political Science from Vanderbilt University M.A. in Instructional Leadership from Georgia State University Ed.S. in Instructional Leadership from Univ. of West Alabama
Mrs. Amanda Tedford
My name is Amanda Tedford and I currently serve as assistant principal at Athens Middle School. I am originally from Decatur, Alabama and am a 1996 graduate of Decatur High School. I began my teaching career at Wheeler High School in Cobb County, Georgia where I taught high school social studies and coached varsity cheerleading. After moving back to North Alabama in 2005 with my family, I served as preschool director at Lindsay Lane Baptist Church before coming back to full time teaching at Athens High School. At Athens High School I taught Government, Economics, US History, AP Psychology, and coached varsity cheerleading. I then served as instructional partner at AHS where I was able to work with teachers daily supporting them in their teaching and learning. I am a very passionate educator and love working with students each day as they grow as learners. We have a phenomenal staff of leaders and teachers at AMS and I am looking forward to a great year!
I am married to Stace Tedford who is a teacher and the varsity boys basketball coach at Athens High School and we have two children. I enjoy spending time with my family and love to spend time outdoors camping, hiking, and on the water.
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Phone: 256.233.6620
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Mrs. Kim Moore
It's great to be a Golden Eagle! My name is Kim Moore, and I am from a small town called Stevenson, AL (Jackson County), which is located in the Northeastern part of the state. I serve as the Sixth Grade Administrator for Athens Middle School. I have been employed with the Athens City School District since 2000. Working in the Athens City School District has been very rewarding. It is a close knit community that values education. It is truly a "community connected by education," and I am blessed to be a part of it.
I am married to Minister Marcus Moore, and I have one son, Jaxson. My interests include spending time with family and friends, watching Roll Tide football and basketball, reading, and shopping.


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Car #51, a Ferrari 458, comes through a turn at the 2011 French "24 Hours of Le Mans" race in this online jigsaw puzzle.
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Android developers announced today that they have updated the Jelly Bean version of their phone and tablet OS with bugfixes and new features.
This development has been much anticipated and it coincides with hardware releases from Google of the newNexus 7 and Chromecast TV stick.
New develpoper features of Jelly Bean 4.3 include;
- OpenGL ES 3.0 — Game developers can now take advantage of OpenGL ES 3.0 and EGL extensions as standard features of Android, with access from either framework or native APIs.
- Bluetooth Smart — Now your apps can communicate with the many types of low-power Bluetooth Smart devices and sensors available today, to provide new features for fitness, medical, location, proximity, and more.
- Restricted profiles — Tablet owners can create restricted profiles to limit access to apps, for family, friends, kiosks, and more. Your app can offer various types of restrictions to let tablet owners control its capabilities in each profile.
- New media capabilities — A modular DRM framework enables media application developers to more easily integrate DRM into their own streaming protocols such as MPEG DASH. Apps can also access a built-in VP8 encoder from framework or native APIs for high-quality video capture.
- Notification access — Your apps can now access and interact with the stream of status bar notifications as they are posted. You can display them in any way you want, including routing them to nearby Bluetooth devices, and you can update and dismiss notifications as needed.
- Improved profiling tools — New tags in the Systrace tool and on-screen GPU profiling give you new ways to build great performance into your app.
As for the consumer, both business and private, this means that;
- apps should get better notification support
- the possibility of restricting profiles in the case of multiple users is vastly improved
- games should get better with improved graphics performance
- bluetooth support in apps should improve.
among other improvements.
If you have a Nexus 4, 7 or 10 the rollout of 4.3 should hit your device over the next few weeks. For those that are impatient and want to flash their device (warning: this does involve some risk so be sure to do your homework) you can download an image for your particular device from the Google Developers website.
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SOUTH PLAINFIELD, NJ – The borough held its Diwali celebration Saturday, inviting members of the community to learn all about the Hindu festival of lights. The event was hosted by the South Plainfield Public Library and took at the South Plainfield Senior Center.
"Our goal is to make Diwali more accessible to our patrons, to help them understand it and to give them a chance to take part of such a beautiful celebration," said Library Director Linda Hansen. Over 100 community members attended the event, Hansen said.
An instructor from South Plainfield's Navrang Dance Academy taught dance moves, and several community members performed their own dances. A total of seven dances were performed by members of the community, including Classical Indian dance, Bollywood, and a Bollywood-Bellydancing hybrid.
Other activities at the event included crafts, a photo booth, displays and artifacts, and a selection of foods from Indian restaurants in the community.
Ritu Ostawal of Princeton and Varsha Singh of Edison were both heavily involved in planning and decorating for this event, along with their children and fifteen teenage volunteers. Singh says celebrating Diwali allows more people to learn the significance of the festival.
"By celebrating Diwali we celebrate light, hope and the goodness in the world," Singh said. "My hope is that by helping the library present a Diwali celebration we are also helping our neighbors in the community understand a little more about Indian culture and traditions."
Echoing Singh, Ostawal said the Diwali celebration helps bring the community together.
"The lights of Diwali's diyas fill our homes with happiness and prosperity, our hearts with love and our souls with enlightenment. It brings me such joy to be able to be a part of bringing this experience to the community because sharing celebrations is one of the best way to bring people together."
Diwali, also known as Deepavali or the festival of lights, was celebrated in India over five days between October 25 and 29. The annual festival typically takes place between mid-October and mid-November.
"Deepavali is a festival where people from all age groups participate," the festival's official website says. "They give expression to their happiness by lighting earthen 'diyas' (lamps), decorating the houses, bursting firecrackers and inviting near and dear ones to their households for partaking in a sumptuous feast. The lighting of lamps is a way of paying obeisance to god for attainment of health, wealth, knowledge, peace, valor and fame."
"Lighting the lamp of knowledge within us means to understand and reflect upon the significant purpose of each of the five days of festivities and to bring those thoughts into the day to day lives," the website says.


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Thursday, September 24, 2009
The Hospital.....
I so miss doing what I love.
24 comments:
- Chatty Kathy~Palmetto Prims said...
Maureen, I hope you are feeling much better really soon. Keep us posted on your results. Prayers going up just for you!!! Hugs!!
- September 24, 2009 at 11:25 AM
- Suzanne said...
Absolutely in my prayers. Hugs!
- September 24, 2009 at 11:39 AM
- Carlie said...
May all go well tomorrow...you are in my thoughts and prayers.
- September 24, 2009 at 12:07 PM
- Kelly~MysticalEntities said...
Maureen Here`s wishing you a speedy recovery and great news from the dr tomorrow. I know that wait is tough, but hang in there.
Big hugs Kelly
- September 24, 2009 at 12:10 PM
- Joan Minervini said...
May God be with you during this trying time. Well wishes to you and God Bless.
Joan :0)
- September 24, 2009 at 12:30 PM
- Cynthia said...
Get well soon! I miss you! Have you in my heart and prayers!
- September 24, 2009 at 12:43 PM
- Sandy Shirley said...
Oh my goodness! Hope you get good news tomorrow. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
- September 24, 2009 at 1:13 PM
- ~Lavender Dreamer~ said...
Oh, I am so sorry! I will keep you in my prayers. Take care and just take is easy!
- September 24, 2009 at 1:47 PM
- onemockingbirdhill said...
I am so sorry to hear you have had to go through this. As a nurse in a women's unit, I know the stress and anxiety things like this cause. I will be praying for you! Best wishes, and take care of yourself!
- September 24, 2009 at 1:59 PM
- Rooster Inn Primitives said...
Maureen i'm so sorry to hear your having so much problems. I will keep you in my prayers that all go well tomorrow.
- September 24, 2009 at 3:11 PM
- Cyndi's Distinctive Creations said...
You're in my prayers, hope it goes well with you tomorrow....huggsies....take care of yourself...we miss ya lots...Cyndi
- September 24, 2009 at 4:52 PM
- Unknown said...
praying for the best news ever, Maureen! I hope you are already feeling better and sending you positive thoughts and big hugz...
God bless you!
- September 24, 2009 at 5:44 PM
- Angela said...
Praying for healing and good test results.
- September 24, 2009 at 8:41 PM
- Mamaws Creations said...
Saying prayers for you sweetie, May God be with you.
- September 24, 2009 at 8:41 PM
- KITTREDGE MERCANTILE said...
Hi Maureen, Get well. What did you do mail my pattern on the way to the hospital? Kathy
- September 24, 2009 at 10:17 PM
- Mary said...
Maureen, hope you get nothing but good news today! Sounds like something happened kinda fast and blindsided you. I'll be praying for you to get back on your feet,and doing what you love very soon, as well as a great report from the Dr. today.
- September 25, 2009 at 4:33 AM
- From A Creative Heart said...
Oh Maureen, I am sorry that you are having to go through this. You are in my thoughts and prayers!!!
Hugs to you...
- September 25, 2009 at 6:46 AM
- Imseeingraggedies Nutt said...
Maureen! I had no idea gurl! I am praying for you right now! OmGosh! please let us know how everything is!
- September 25, 2009 at 8:13 AM
- Cheryl said...
Praying that all goes well. I have you in prayer. Please and Blessings
Cheryl...Snatch Joy
- September 25, 2009 at 10:19 AM
- sunflwr1 said...
Maureen... so sorry to hear about all of this. Hope all went well today. Hugs,
- September 25, 2009 at 7:03 PM
- Robynartdesigns said...
Hi Maureen, so sorry to read your news. I can understand what you must be feeling, having been through a similar process myself. Saying prayers for you for a speedy recovery. Take care of yourself,
robynart52 (ebay Australia). Lots of bear hugs!!
- September 27, 2009 at 4:15 AM
- Suzanne said...
We're still thinking of you Maureen. Hope everything is okay.
- September 27, 2009 at 6:52 AM
- onemockingbirdhill said...
Just a little note to let you know I am still praying and thinking of you! Hope all is well!
- September 27, 2009 at 6:53 AM
- All Bear by Paula said...
Sorry to hear you've taken a dip Maureen, sending warmest hugs your way x
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I have been feeling hopeful about Janey the last week. It's mostly her talking---it seems to be picking up in frequency. It's often not about anything in particular---a lot of it is still stories she tells to herself or random talk about Sonic or Sylvester or other characters she has never really seen but is interested in the sound of. But sometimes it's about slightly more concrete things, like more readily asking for what she wants to eat and more often picking up on what we say. Like tonight Tony said he was making pasta for dinner, and she perked right up and ran over to him and said "I want pasta!"
Also, today the after-school aide said she used the potty at school! That is the second time at school (vs. NEVER at home). She told Tony and I don't know all the details. I hope she asked to use it, that would be great to hear.
I've read a lot of places that autistic kids talking before age 5 is a very encouraging sign. I hope that's true in Janey's case.


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So a couple of days ago I did a little post about cloth nappies and I am yet to start reviewing and writing up about a few of my favourite tried and tested nappies but in the meantime have a look at this... Frugi organic clothing for children and babies. I can not describe just how beautifully soft and well made these items are. Ok they are definitely at the top end of baby clothes prices but for the odd statement piece for babies wardrobe they are so worth it. Especially when you have a look at their sale section! I have just bought two tunic dresses for £8.80 each, BARGAIN!
The best part about Frugi clothes? They are "Cut for Cloth" this means the trousers, leggings, tights and grows are all cut to be a little more roomy around her lovely fluffy cloth covered bottom... LUSH! I am yet to do some real research in to what brands cut for cloth nappies, apparently H&M do too so will have to get spending down there too (all in the name of research you understand). Here she is (a welcome break from pink, pink and more pink) in the Cornflower Blue Baby Lucy Dress and a pair of the Plain Baby Leggings (both in size 0-3 months, Euna is now 10lb 12oz) and I (not biased AT ALL) think she looks beautiful...
Not only does she look beautiful but she feels so comfortable. The garments fit nicely, the fibres are super soft and there are no catchy fussy bits. As much as I want to show her off in pretty things I still think she's too young to be in denim or other heavy fabrics that may be uncomfortable to lie on. That's why Frugi seems to cover both pretty and comfy bases for me. So a winner all round if a little pricey.
Lesson for today... keep an eye on Frugi sale pages!


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African Christian University's (ACU's) principal aim is to explore and express being united in love to the glory of God through the knowledge of Jesus Christ in all things,
inspiring and equipping God's people faithfully to fulfill their part in the grandest story of all, God's history-encompassing project of bringing glory to Himself through exalting Jesus Christ and summing up all things in Him.
ACU's Vision, Mission & Core Values Statements
articulate in general terms how we envision responding to this aim.
The following account of ACU's philosophy of education builds on those statements and explains how the university understands the specific role it is given within God's comprehensive plan for humanity and history. First, we explain our commitment to God's Word as the inerrant source for our understanding of God's will and our calling as an educational institution. Then, we consider the grand narrative of God's actions in His creation, particularly those features of God's creative work most relevant for grounding a Reformed Christian approach to higher education. Finally, in the remainder of this account, we work out the implications of God's grand project in history for ACU's specific task.
This document is a modification of the philosophy of education statement of Covenant College (Lookout Mountain, Georgia, USA), and arises from their actual practices and convictions, which we fully affirm as representing our philosophy as well. This document presents our ideals and goals regarding the importance of working out our Reformed theology and worldview in the classroom, on committees, in our disciplines, and in the larger community of Africa and the world. To specify our educational philosophy in such terms does not imply that ACU can live up to its own philosophy in all respects. In fact, the statements of our goals can make our failures rather obvious. Nevertheless, our philosophy of education does reflect the shared understanding of the boards, administration, faculty, and staff that unifies our university community in its educational role and the task of fulfilling it.
We believe that, as an articulation of this understanding, this statement will provide helpful guidance to the university's senior administrators as they carry out their responsibilities, to individual faculty and staff members as they pursue their callings in this place, to committees of the faculty and the faculty assembly as they direct the academic work of the university, and to future colleagues as they seek to understand and participate in the educational mission of the university.
Rather than being seen as the final word on our philosophy of education, this statement of our beliefs should be viewed as a platform from which inquiry will continue as the university engages in the ongoing project, articulating more clearly, concisely, and completely the philosophy of education of ACU.


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The packaging is the element able to link the consumer (and its senses) to the product as much as we can affirm the experience itself starts from the packaging.
Discover which emotions and reactions flow into people permits to build an ever more pleasant experience. But how it's made?
An important help comes from "neuromarketing", the technic able to understand perceptions and direct impulses to different consumer's senses, that lead cognitive process influencing the final buy.
Which are the neuromarketing elements linked to packaging?
First of all, the color: acting on visual urges the color defines attention, transmits information, incites emotions and enforces the identity: all these features are transmitted to our neuro system resulting in an influenced product's choice.
Another sense that, if it's correctly stimulated, plays a fundamental role is tact: attention to consistency is essential to provide information about product quality, origin and its general identity.
Future features of multisensorial packaging will surely be hearing and smell. The emotions linked to different sounds reach human mind as memories, evoked every time the same by our brain. Smell too are so important, often widespread to recall positive and familiar feelings.
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A film festival dedicated to late film director Bernardo Bertolucci at the Italian Cultural Institute in Tirana, the capital of Albania, wound up with the screening of his 'Little Buddha' drama.
The tribute to Bertolucci, who died in November last year, kicked off in January in the Institute's CineClub Incontri in Biblioteca, with the screening of the film 'La Commare Secca' ('The Grim Reaper).
Bertolucci's epic movie '1900' was screened in two different instalments on two nights in February, and was followed by 'The Last Emperor' in March and 'The Sheltering Sky' in April.
Bertolucci's best-known films also include 'The Conformist', 'Last Tango in Paris' and 'The Last Emperor', for which he won the Academy Award for Best Director and the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay.


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Jessica Day George will be signing at the Rapunzel Roundup, August 23rd, 1 p.m. at the Foothill Library, 1135 South 2100 East, Salt Lake City
Dragon Flight continues the adventures of the quick-witted peasant girl, Creel Carlbrun, who in Dragon Slippers talks her way out of a dragon's clutches. With an unusual pair of slippers given her by the dragon, she begins a quest to seek her fortune, walking across a country that is teetering on the brink of war.
A year passes; the Dragon Wars have ended. As Dragon Flight opens Creel, now 17, is back to working as a seamstress–and she's bored. But not for long. When she learns that a bordering country has been breeding dragons in preparation for an invasion, she embarks on another adventure. This one will test her mettle against new and evil enemies (some with wings) and reunite her with her dragon friend Shardas and her human friend Prince Luka.


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Victoria Secret Show 2012
It seems like a week can't go by without an uproar of social media activist yelling 'cultural appropriation!' about some fashion designer, celebrity or festival-goer being accused of some kind of inappropriate misuse of cultural property. It's become a term that we hear more and more often and in the matrix of 21st century multiculturalism it has got many people asking, "What's the big deal?"
The answer lies in understanding the context in which cultural appropriation occurs, so let's begin by trying to describe it. Cultural appropriation can be understood as a scenario when a dominant social group take cultural elements from a marginalised group and remove it from its cultural context without knowing or caring about its historical background.
With that said, you might be thinking, "How harmful can it be? Isn't it part of how our modern world was created?" – yes, that's true, the taking and re-contextualising of different cultures to fit a standardised 'norm' is synonymous with modern western culture. The problem is it is a trait that's rooted in an imperial and colonial agenda that historically has been an act of oppression. It's use as a subversive system of control over minority groups is connected to incredible human suffering and injustice. So, when we talk about cultural appropriation we have to account for one essential characteristic: an oppressive power dynamic between two different groups.
Take the 2012 Victoria Secret Show look that incorporated Native American headdress into the design. In this example the tradition of the Native American headdress as a spiritual emblem that is only to be worn by brave and courageous men as a sign of their conquests, has been fetishized as an accessory. The head piece has been appropriated to fit the agenda of the fashion label to portray an image of the 'Exotic' that completely disregards any cultural significance it may have to Native Americans and neglects to reference the traumatic history of genocide and oppression that – during a time – a Native American wearing a similar headdress would have experienced. What is legitimised is the stereotype of the Native American as 'Other' to the western-norm, and with this we begin to see how harmful cultural appropriation can be.
It's important to consider that the context of history and contemporary culture remain very relevant. When indigenous people, immigrants or people of colour conform to a western society 'norm' often they are doing so out of necessity. Assimilation into western culture is often a requirement in order to find work and feel safe and in doing so often people have to leave parts of their own culture behind. What's important is to keep in mind that changing oppressive behaviour isn't about being responsible for the feelings of others, but rather taking responsibility for our own actions in seeing the harm that these fashion choices can cause others.
McEvilley, T. 1992. Art and Otherness: Crisis in Cultural Identity. McPherson & Company. New York.
http://fashionista.com/2015/12/cultural-appropriation-in-2015 date viewed: 22/09/16
http://www.businessinsider.com/karlie-kloss-native-american-costume-removed-2012-12?IR=T date viewed: 22/09/16
http://everydayfeminism.com/2013/09/cultural-exchange-and-cultural-appropriation/ date viewed: 22/09/16


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Dissemination of periodic mammography and patterns of use, by birth cohort, in Catalonia (Spain)
Data de publicació2008
Carles Lavila, Misericordia
Espinàs, Josep Alfons
Pla, Roger
Brugulat, Pilar
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Background: In Catalonia (Spain) breast cancer mortality has declined since the beginning of the 1990s. The dissemination of early detection by mammography and the introduction of adjuvant treatments are among the possible causes of this decrease, and both were almost coincident in time. Thus, understanding
how these procedures were incorporated into use in the general population and in women diagnosed with breast cancer is very important for assessing their contribution to the reduction in breast cancer mortality. In this work we have modeled the dissemination of periodic mammography and described repeat mammography behavior in Catalonia from 1975 to 2006. Methods: Cross-sectional data from three Catalan Health Surveys for the calendar years 1994, 2002 and 2006 was used. The dissemination of mammography by birth cohort was modeled using a mixed effects model and repeat mammography behavior was described by age and survey year. Results: For women born from 1938 to 1952, mammography clearly had a period effect, meaning that they started to have periodic mammograms at the same calendar years but at different ages. The age at which approximately 50% of the women were receiving periodic mammograms went from 57.8 years of age for women born in 1938–1942 to 37.3 years of age for women born in 1963–1967. Women in all age groups experienced an increase in periodic mammography use over time, although women in the 50–69 age group have experienced the highest increase. Currently, the target population of the Catalan Breast Cancer Screening Program, 50–69 years of age, is the group that self-reports the highest utilization of periodic mammograms, followed by the 40–49 age group. A higher proportion of women of all age groups have annual mammograms rather than biennial or irregular ones. Conclusion: Mammography in Catalonia became more widely implemented during the 1990s. We estimated when cohorts initiated periodic mammograms and how frequently women are receiving them. These two pieces of information will be entered into a cost-effectiveness model of early detection in Catalonia.
És part deBMC Cancer, 2008, vol. 8, núm. 336, p. 1-11
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ENGAGE Museum Outreach
We invite you to consider an outreach program where we bring the Museum to you! Our outreach programs encourage students to engage with primary sources, artifacts, and interactive activities with the added bonus of our Educator's facilitation.
- Each outreach program is designed to accommodate one class of twenty-five students within one classroom for roughly an hour. The Educator is available to conduct multiple programs per day to accommodate team instruction.
- Some programs may require additional space considerations or exterior access- for example, our Civil War lesson requires space for a replica tent.
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- All programs meet current Georgia Standards of Excellence and follow a basic format that may include: Educator-led activities, discussions, games, and primary-source based exploration of a historical era
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- Programs offered free of charge to those located in Thomas county and a mileage fee may apply to those in Grady, Brooks, Colquitt, Mitchell, Jefferson (FL), & Leon (FL) counties.
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The First People: American Indians in South Georgia
Who were the first inhabitants of South Georgia? Thomas County was created December 24, 1825, but its historical significance goes much farther back in time. In fact, much of South Georgia is made of what land once inhabited by Creek Indians, who had occupied this area for hundreds of years before colonization, following the Treaty of FortJackson in 1814. Explore the culture, customs, and technology of our community's first residents.
Hernando De Soto & His Expedition
Meet Hernando De Soto and join him on his expedition throughout the southeast. Learn about the tribes he encountered, his route, and the lasting impact of the expedition. Students will apply their knowledge of maps, map-making, and early exploration in a hands-on activity where they become cartographers.
The Civil War
Thomas County was never the site of a Civil War battle, but the conflict left deep impacts on our community. Put yourself in the place of a Civil War soldier as you explore all sides of the conflict and discover the political, economic, cultural and regional roots of the crisis.
How did the United States move from an isolationist platform of neutrality to fighting on the Western Front in the "war to end all wars"? Trace the changes in American foreign policy through the sinking of the Lusitania, to the Zimmerman Note, and to the declaration of War as you meet Thomasvillians with a front row seat to history.
Meet Thomasville's World War II heroes of the Greatest Generation whose presence and involvement spanned from "the day that will live in infamy" to the peace celebrations at home and abroad.
Primary Source Skills Workshop
This introductory workshop engages students in the careful analysis of several different types of primary sources and encourages them to create their own story of Thomasville's Victorian past.
Students will "meet" the residents of the Lapham-Patterson House and learn about their lives and experiences using census records, newspaper articles, and more.
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By Norman Girvan
Friday 29 October 2010 – Recent news on the stalemate in the EPA negotiations in Southern Africa raises fresh questions about the wisdom of Cariforum countries in rushing to sign on to a 'Full' EPA with Europe in October 2008.
According to an article in one of the region's leading newspapers the EPA negotiations with SADC—the Southern Africa Development Community—are unlikely to meet the latest deadline for conclusion at the end of 2010. ("EU trade deal unlikely in 2010" by Felix Njini ; 22-10-2010 http://www.southerntimesafrica.com/article.php?title=EU_trade_deal_unlikely_in_2010&id=5059)
That will make three years since the expiry of the original deadline of December 31, 2007 for conclusion of a trade agreement to take the place of the Lome/Cotonou arrangements. We in the Caribbean had been told that this deadline was cast in stone.
One of the main sticking points in the EU-SADC negotiations is EU insistence that "new generation issues" be included in the EPA, even though this is not required under WTO rules. New generation issues include investment, government procurement, competition policy and expansion of intellectual property rights and of trade in services.
The article quotes Namibia's Director of International Trade as saying that "if we agree to EU demands on new generation issues we would be opening up our economies to very serious problems". Two major concerns mentioned are the restriction of the right of SADC nations to pursue their own development strategies and the undermining of their regional integration schemes.
A Communiqué from an EPA Workshop of African Trade Unions and the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) explains these issues in some detail. African development and transformation should be anchored on agrarian reform and industrialisation, supported by regional integration and South-South cooperation. The present design of the EPAs is not consonant with this strategy. (Communique of ITUC-African Trade Unions Seminar on EPAs September 2010)
Inclusion of new generation issues was one of the controversial features of the Caribbean's EPA. Critics had argued that more time was needed to consider the implications for development and regional integration.
SADC has apparently also forced the EU to concede ground on its demands for a 'Most Favoured Nation (MFN) Clause' whose effect would be to hinder South-South cooperation. The MFN clause was bitterly opposed by Cariforum, but the position of European negotiators was 'take it or leave it'.
Now it seems the Caribbean might have won that battle had they made common cause with the Africans.
Cariforum negotiators have always argued that being the first to conclude a 'Full' EPA with Europe would be an advantage in securing additional development assistance and enhanced access to EU service markets.
It is an open secret however, that implementation of the EPA by most Cariforum countries is well behind schedule because of the onerous legislative, regulatory and administrative obligations and the limited financial means of many countries.
Nearly three years after the conclusion of negotiations, some reassessment of the Caribbean strategy now seems to be necessary; comparing the recent Caribbean and African experiences.
In addition, the fall-out from the global economic crisis has devastated the financial resources of EU states, which must impact their aid budgets.
And how accessible will European service markets really be, with slow economic recovery and rising unemployment in Europe?
The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of Norman Girvan. Norman Girvan is Professorial Research Fellow at the UWI Graduate Institute of International Relations at the University of the West Indies in St. Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago.
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Those of us who live in the District of Columbia are used to, if not content with, the routine indignities imposed on us as residents of that tiny square of reclaimed swamp land sandwiched in between Virginia and Maryland. Like convicted felons, we can't vote for anyone in Congress. Like third-world dictatorships, any laws enacted by our city council cannot go into effect unless approved by our unelected overlords in Congress. When trying to book a hotel or buy a gadget over the Internet, we find we can't fill out the order form because the District of Columbia, which is not a state, is not listed in the drop-down list of states. When traveling, we can be denied boarding flights because some TSA agent decided that a D.C. drivers license isn't a state-issued ID.
So kudos to the Bureau of Industry and Security ("BIS") for, at last, recognizing that the District of Columbia exists, as it finally did in the recently proposed amendment to the definitions in the Export Administration Regulations. Currently, section 734.2(b)(8) of the EAR says this:
Export or reexport of items subject to the EAR does not include shipments among any of the states of the United States, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, or the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands or any territory, dependency, or possession of the United States. These destinations are listed in Schedule C, Classification Codes and Descriptions for U.S. Export Statistics, issued by the Bureau of the Census
Take a look at Schedule C which defines those territories, dependencies and possessions of the United States that are not exports, and you will see Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, Guam, American Samoa, Northern Mariana Islands, and the United States Minor Outlying Islands. Conspicuously missing from the list is the District of Columbia.
The proposed amendments add a new section 734.18(a)(3) which says this:
Shipping, moving, or transferring items between or among the United States, the District of Columbia, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, or the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands or any territory, dependency, or possession of the United States as listed in Schedule C, Classification Codes and Descriptions for U.S. Export Statistics, issued by the Bureau of the Census.
Now that may be good news for us in the District of Columbia, but it's bad news for anyone who has ever shipped an item on the Commerce Control List, such as a cattle prod, into the District of Columbia in the past five years. Anyone who did that has violated U.S. export laws because the District of Columbia is not a state and it's not listed in Schedule C. It's a foreign destination under current rules. You could go to jail. You could be fined $250,000 for each such export by BIS. You could have your export privileges denied. So, folks, get those voluntary disclosures in before you find a team of ICE agents in your offices carting off all your computers and interrogating all your employees.


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|Oct. 12, 1837
|Jan. 15, 1920
|West Lawn (Gering)
|Number 66 (Hull)
|20th Iowa Infantry, Company E
Private John E Smith
Company E, 20th Iowa Infantry
Smith was born in Sheffield, England on October 12, 1837. Smith was residing in Hickory Grove (Scott County), Iowa when he enlisted in the regiment on August 12, 1862. He was mustered on August 22, 1862 and served nearly 3 years. Private Smith was mustered out of the regiment on July 8, 1865.
The 20th Iowa Infantry was organized and mustered at Clinton, Iowa on August 25, 1862. During Smith's enlistment, the unit fought in several major battles and military operations. Some of them include:
Battle of Prairie Grove (AK) (December 7, 1862).
Siege of Vicksburg (MS) (June 14-July 4, 1863).
Siege of Fort Morgan (AL) (August 9-23, 1864).
Assault and capture of Fort Blakely (AL) (April 9, 1865).
Smith died on January 15, 1920 at the age of 82 years. He is buried in the West Lawn Cemetery in Gering (Scotts Bluff County), Nebraska. Smith was a charter member of the Number 66 Post (#330) of the Grand Army of the Republic in Hull, Nebraska.
Doc – Smith(20IOWA).doc
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Female animals of various species such as fish, reptiles, birds, amphibians, and birds are created to lay eggs which are eaten by human beings.Bird and reptile eggs consist of a protective shell, albumen (egg white), and vitellus (egg yolk) and the most type of consumed eggs are chicken, turkey, fish and duck. Eggs are one of the most versatile ingredients used in cooking (Kumaravel et., al. 2012)
According to Mohanapriya et., al. (2013), lemon is a vital medicinal plant of the family Rutaceae which originated from Asia. Lemon fruit otherwise known as (Citrus × limon) grows on small, thorny trees of 10 to 20 feet height. The leaves are dark green in colour and are alternately aligned on the stem.Lemon fruit has smooth porous skin, oval in shape and are greenish yellow to bright yellow in c
Kateh recipe is a great rice recipe you can always go for. It's easy to make, fun to eat, healthy and very delicious. The main ingredient for preparing kateh is rice and the dish is considered the most simplest rice recipe due to it's ease of preparation.
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Okra with green vegetables soup is such a unique soup due to the high nutritional content of both okra and green vegetables. This green coloured with elongated ridged pods vegetable is a rich source of vitamin A, B6, C, Thiamin, riboflavin, calcium, magnesium, potassium, dietary fibre and folic acid.
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ITZEN, James L. 1951-1998
Posted By: Tammy (email)
Date: 3/22/2017 at 18:03:03
James Itzen Services Held
James Lynn Itzen, of Grundy Center, passed away on Wednesday, September 30, at his residence of natural causes. He attained the age of 46 years, 9 months and 2 days.
Funeral services were held on Saturday, October 3, at 10:30 a.m. at the American Lutheran church in Grundy Center. Burial was in the Holland Cemetery. Pastor Paul C. Nelson officiated. A memorial fund has been established.
Jim was born on December 28, 1951, in Marshalltown the son of Harm W. and Lily R. (Harms) Itzen. He was united in marriage to Pauline Petersen on December 11, 1976 in Fredsville Evangelical Lutheran Church in rural Cedar Falls. Jim attended school in Grundy Center. Jim worked for Grundy County Landfill and recycling department. He also operated his own lawn care and snow removal business.
Jim was a member of the American Lutheran Church in Grundy Center. He loved antiques and had his own special names for his nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his father and an infant brother, Steven Joel.
Survivors include his wife, Pauline; son, Levi of Grundy Center; 2 daughters, Lane and Echo both at home; mother, Lily Itzen of Holland; a brother and his wife, William and Bridget Itzen of Grundy Center; 2 sisters and their husbands, Connie and John Lenius of Waterloo and Candace and William Pollock of Des Moines; many nieces and nephews; and great nieces and nephews.
Engelkes-Abels Funeral Home in Grundy Center was in charge of the arrangements.
--The Grundy Register (Grundy Center, Iowa), 8 October 1998, pg 7
Grundy Obituaries maintained by Tammy D. Mount.
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This Sunday, please plan to join me for the closing party of my solo show, Women of Wonder on 9/30 from 4:00-7:00pm at LITM in Jersey City…
This body of work was a labor of love. Please come see and celebrate with me.
DATE: Sunday, September 30th
TIME: 4:00-7:00pm
LOCATION: LITM, 140 Newark Avenue, Jersey City.
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10 Jun 2013
Mount Tarawera: it was possible to read a newspaper
The final southern eruption bursts with an immense roar which is heard as far away as Auckland. The smoke cloud reaches a height of approximately 10km and is visible in Gisborne, nearly 150 kilometres away to the south west. Mount Tarawera is split into a rift running for 17 kilometres.